Hello,
I have a script that depends on a property being set on the command
line. The first thing it does is ensure that property is set. If it's
not set the script cannot proceed, but I don't want it to end my entire
build (this script is ran in cruisecontrol along with a number of other
things).
As of now, my solution is well quite bad. But it's the best I've found. I do
<property name="abort" value="false"/>
<if test="${not property::exists('myProp')}">
<echo>give user a decent error message here</echo>
<property name="abort" value="true"/>
</if>
then the rest of the script will only perform if abort is false. But
that requires I check the abort property often. I'd prefer something like
<if test="${not property::exists('myProp')}">
<echo>error message</echo>
<!-- *** just exit the script, don't throw a build exception, no
error codes, just exit and return 0 *** -->
<exit/>
</if>
I'm a very new nant user and I haven't used ant in many years. So if I'm
missing something obvious I apologize. I searched the mailing list
archive but didn't really find anything relevant.
Thanks,
Matt
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