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-> Yes, do tell. I'm having the opposite problem: when I
-> redirect the output to a file, it *still* shows up in the
-> NANT log even though I don't want it to...
Here is a convoluted example of how I call <exec> to dump
Subversion repositories using file redirection:
<project name="redirection-test" default="execute" basedir=".">
<target name="execute" depends="init-windows,init-linux">
<exec program="${shell}">
<arg line='${start}"${program}" > "${output}"${end}'/>
</exec>
</target>
<target name="init-windows" if="${platform::is-win32()}">
<property name="shell" value="CMD"/>
<property name="start" value='/S /C " '/>
<property name="end" value=' "'/>
</target>
<target name="init-linux" if="${platform::is-unix()}">
<property name="shell" value="sh"/>
<property name="start" value=""/>
<property name="end" value=""/>
</target>
</project>
Also use it to load repositories (input), works fine,
and none of the redirection ends up in the NAnt log.
To test this example, try:
nant -l:test.log -D:program=dir -D:output=test.txt
peace
si
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