Jim Geurts wrote:
I don't know if this would interest anyone, but we use a vs.net <http://vs.net> addin, at work, that we can release to the community. When we do a solution build, it'll search for a solution level build file. The addin runs all nant tasks before it hits the <solution> task. Then it uses vs.net <http://vs.net> to build the solution normally... after the projects build successfully in vs.net <http://vs.net>, nant is run again to execute all tasks after the <solution> task. Basically it allows us to run NAnt for all pre/post build tasks, while still allowing visual studio to build normally.
We just dropped support for building with VS.NET in our projects completely. May as well just build the same way on the build server as we do on our local machines. ;) I found that the build process is far more predictable with NAnt.
Nevertheless, the VS.NET plugin does sounds cool. Matt.
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