I have written a class that derives from both IBuildEventListener & LogListener. This class is compiled into its own assembly
(dll). What is
the right way to get NAnt to use that listener? I tried using –logger:
on the command line, but it does not know which assembly contains the new
li
Make sure that you're using the same version of NUnit for linking your
test assemblies that NAnt uses. You'll get this error if there is a
mismatch. I'm not sure what we can do to fix the issue of linking
against the wrong NUnit, but I'm guessing that this is what the problem is.
Anthony Fran
Can you run the NUnit gui correctly? Is it installed under "Program Files" or
somewhere else? Have you tried setting the assembly reference in your test
project to the assembly in the NAnt/bin directory?
It almost has to be mismatched dlls.
--- Anthony Francisco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ac
Ian,
Your idea gave us the hint! The path and everything we specify in the build in here is
case-sensitive. It works fine now.
Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 7:32 PM
To: Wang, Gang
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
Thank you Arnaud!
You're suggestion didn't fix my problem, but it did help me determine the
source of the problem.
The assemblyname property of the test element wants a full path. It doesn't
like relative paths.
- Ants
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Yup, I tried that as my first attempt to solve the problem. I wasn't as
fortunate as you were. :-(
- Ants
| -Original Message-
| From: Arnaud PICHERY [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Friday, 28 March, 2003 15:11
| To: 'Anthony Francisco'
| Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: RE: [nant-dev]
I have encountered the same problem and solved it by copying the
nunit.framework.dll
Assembly from the nant directory to the directory where my assembly
containing the
test cases resides.
Here are extracts from my build file:
Yes, I can run the Nunit gui correctly. I've run the unit tests against my
projects without any problems.
As a sanity check, I also built a debug build of Nant and run the unit tests
using build nunit-gui.exe and nunit-console.exe on:
Nant.dotnettasks.tests.dll
Nant.core.tests.dll
Actually that was the first thing that I checked.
The only file with the same filename that I could find between my nant\bin
and nunit\bin directories was nunit.framework.dll. Doing a binary file
compare between the two files indicated a perfect match.
- Ants
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Yeah, there was a check to make sure that you didn't operate the delete task
on anything too close (ie c:\, c:\windows) to the root of a drive.
This restriction has been removed (as of 2/25/03). Please use the latest
stable build (nant.sf.net/builds) or the latest release version 0.8.1.
I have fo
Title: Getting console output from devenv.exe with task
I use "devenv" commandline="MySolution.sln /build Debug" verbose="true" /> to build a .sln file.
When running nant.exe console output from devenv.exe isn't being displayed at all. NAnt seem to swallow all output from devenv.exe process
I have written a class that derives from both
IBuildEventListener & LogListener.
This class is compiled into its own assembly (dll). What is the right way to get NAnt to use
that listener? I tried using
–logger: on the command line, but it does not know
which assembly contains the new li
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