Basically, grab the NAnt.xsd file from the schema folder under NAnt and paste it into the \Common7\Packages\schemas\xml folder under your visual studio install (common7 might have been renamed in VS2005)
Then in your nant scripts, include the xmlns attribute in the <project> tag. VS will prompt you with the available schemas, which should include NAnt after copying the file.
A couple of gotchas:
1) It's worth editing the xsd before you copy as the schema generated by NAnt contains the version of NAnt, and this means every time you upgrade you have to either reset teh version to that in your build scripts, or edit all your build scripts to use the current version. I personally set the nant xmlns to http://nant.sf.net/nant.xsd.
2) make sure you always use the same xmlns in all your build scripts. If you don't, or you omit the xcmlns from some scripts, then you can hit problems crossreferencing properties and targets as NAnt (correctly) thinks they don't exist (because they are not in the same namespace!)
HTH,
Bill
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To: "Jason Wisener" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net> cc: Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Free version of Nant Pad? |
> Is there any tool out there that is open source or free that is an
> alternative to "nant" pad? Bascially looking for a "nant" editor.
There used to be some instructions somewhere in the NAnt docs for using
Visual Studio 2003 for this. That way, you could use the same editor
for your build script and your program. From what I remember, you'd get
intellisense operation as well.
Brad
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