Hi, Gary....
I have tried those alternatives. What I had in mind, but didn't elaborate, is
running the script "as if it was really going to do some work", but only get
messages saying "Kilroy was here....". An approach for automation
development/testing. That's why I would want to do something like:
<if test=${log.test.only}> ("true")
<echo message="Kilroy was here: ${target::get-current-target()}"/>
<how_do_i_get_out_of_here/>
</if>
It's a way to check flow with out running stuff that isn't completed, or that
you do not want actually build/deploying.
Rod
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Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] Exiting a Task
Rod Ayers wrote:
> Is there a way to exit from a task without completing the entire
> ask...other then <fail/>(!!)...?
>
I assume you really mean exit from a target.
Usually the right way to solve this is to restructure the target,
separating the part that always gets executed from the part that's
optional. There are a number of way of doing this. You can use the
<call> task with an if/unless condition. You could also put the
condition on the optional target. In some cases, you might want to omit
the condition from the first part, and instead have a parent target that
depends upon the two, with the condition on the optional target.
Gary
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