Hi,
At least I did not miss anything, that is great, I hate asking stupid
questions. I am just doing some research for a sig on all the cool .net
tools, which nant is way up there. I have played around with draco.net
but I was looking more for something I could script.
I did find that Sharpde
Clayton, you may even consider taking the draco.net and SharpCvsLib[1] stuff
to make a new project that everyone can use if this interests you. Then we
(NAnt) could write wrappers for tasks. It may also be helpful to look at the
Ant tasks as a ref. But I think they may just wrap the executables...
Clayton ,
Hi,
I was wondering if nant has a cvs task? I did a look through the nant
and the nant contrib code and could not find anything. Did I miss
something or is it not there yet?
Its not implemented yet. Feel free to have a crack at it. Or you can use
draco.net [1] which has cvs support.
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Wang,
what does your build file look like ? There have been some changes to
the fileset code which may be why there are two files being selected.
Try building with the -verbose flag set. This will output the exact
commandline being passed to vbc.exe so you'll be able to see which files
are bein
My understanding is that there is no built in way to do this, however,
the following script will help
Is there a fairly simple way to get a project's version? Example, I want to get the
value of the project.version property in the NAnt.build file.
This is the code that I have currently, but it doesn't recognize project.version as an
object.
Hi,
I was wondering if nant has a cvs task? I did a look through the nant
and the nant contrib code and could not find anything. Did I miss
something or is it not there yet?
Clayton
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We are trying to compile and build code in VB.NET using NAnt Version 0.8.1.0. We are
getting errors on this.
The same source code compiles in the earlier version of NAnt 0.7.9.0.
The error is
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[vbc] Compiling 2 files to C:\projects\Enterprise .NET\dev\build\bin\debug
\Bes
