Title: Message
I think this is the best solution, as it is using behaviour supported to
handle this type of problem. I'm sure the ignore comment idea of Yves will
work, but I prefer this one for the reasons mentioned.
nick.robinsonsite :
www.fromconcept.co.ukblog : www.fromconcept.co.uk/we
Title: Message
If you
build as a particular user, used only for builds, then add an "ignore user" to
the draco config.
There
is also support, maybe use a particular comment when
labeling the project.
-
Jerry
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In the config you can
specify:
In your nant script you could specify the
comment “NAntIgnoreLabel” while labeling. This will keep Draco from
seeing it as a change.
From: Chris Austin
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Sent: vrijdag 9 april 2004 17:24
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Seems, I am running to this
problem because my NAnt build script will put a version label into VSS if the
build is successful. Well, because of that Draco.Net built our project
ever 15 minutes last night. I searched the faq and found nothing, googled
searched and found one place where this
