Hi Patrice
You can do it with the following set of properties name;
the value is the name of the target element being executed.
You can also alternatively use DracoNEt
(http://draconet.sourceforge.net) to have an continous
integration process. (It looks for changes in y
Hi Gordon,
Gordon Weakliem wrote:
What I did is to make the master build implement the same targets as
the individual project builds, but the master simply delegates to each
project using the task. Which ends up being a lot of cut and
paste, so the master's a bit ugly, but I don't have to l
Francis Norton wrote:
Gordon Weakliem has written a csproj transform - follow the link from
his blog about it at
http://radio.weblogs.com/0106046/stories/2002/08/10/supportingVsnetAndNant.html
The disadvantage of my method over SLiNgshoT is that you have to
maintain a master build file that
Our team has recently completed a similar migration. nant is our "build system of
record", however it's also convenient to develop and build parts of the project in
Visual Studio. We're all Java heads, so Visual Studio artifacts anger and confuse us.
Here's what we've done to keep the dispara
Hi,
Yeah, Draco.Net is on my ToDo List !
There should be a Super Web Page that explains what works/integrates/evolves around
Nant.
- Nant, NantContrib, Ndoc, Nunit(2), NUnitASP, Draco.NET, ...
And so much I guess.
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From: Mark Griffiths [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sen
Gordon Weakliem has written a csproj transform - follow the link from
his blog about it at
http://radio.weblogs.com/0106046/stories/2002/08/10/supportingVsnetAndNant.html
Francis.
Richards,Tom wrote:
I am in charge of building a fairly large application containing about 250+
(grows daily) proj
Can anyone provide some feedback as to best practices for using nAnt.
How are the projects normally setup? How are dependencies normally
managed?
We are exploring converting our java / j2ee components to c# / .NET and
I am in charge of setting up the build environment.
Any advice would be greatly
Are you aware of Draco.NET?
http://draconet.sf.net
-MG
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WOW ! Super,
Thanks... Based on your reply, I found these two constants in the Nant Code:
- nant.onsuccess
- nant.failure
Thank you very much, !
Pat
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Hi,
You can set the nant.failure property to a task that you would like to
execute if the build fails:
I think there's also nant.success.
Hope this helps,
--
Simon Steele
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From: Patrice Calvé [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
Title: Send an email based on the Build Status
Hi,
Is it possible to send an email based on the result (succesfull or failed) of a build?
I understand that there's a task, but if there's a build failed, the task would'nt be executed.
It would be nice to have a:
kind of "syntax".
Pat
I am in charge of building a fairly large application containing about 250+
(grows daily) projects. I built my tools over a year ago - before I heard
about NANT. It is split into 3 major parts:
1) Getting the projects from VSS
2) Creating a "build order" - figuring out all the dependencies, the
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