Hi,
I could not get Peter Lanoie's suggestion to work. Below is the script
used. Has anyone else got any ideas? I am trying to send an email if
${Build.Test} fails. ${Build.Test} is defined elsewhere.
-Original Message-
From: Taylor David DT GBJH
Sent: 07 July 2003 17:55
To: 'Peter L
Try to change Build1.build to:
Eberhard
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Title: [Nant-users] Another enquiry about Slingshot
Hi
Eric
I am a
bit confused by the long path names you give.
When I
unzip nantcontrib.Tasks-20030603.zip, I get the structure I set out below.
I
simply copied all the files in the root of nantcontrib-20030530-debug to c:\cs\nant and
po
Answering my own question here for the sake of anyone who refers to this thread in the
future ;-)
It's a bit messy as the property definitions can't sit at the top of the file any more
- they have to be inside a target and ifnot block - and also the property canno
Matt,
Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, I'm even more confused now. The
.sln file points to http://localhost/blah/blah.csproj yet VS.NET is able to
resolve all this and compile just fine, without any extra steps to enable
WebDAV write access and source access.
There is a build tool from Mi
Title: [Nant-users] Another enquiry about Slingshot
Hi
Eric
Thanks
for the reply. I tried:
>>You need to add an entry to your path containing the directory
where the slingshot executable ispath =
%path%;d:\cs\ctrack2003\Nant;.\NAnt\nant
-buildfile:.\Hello.build
Same response.
I will
inv
Hmmm, I think I've found an answer to this. If I take out the declaration of the
project.name property in build1.build, it works fine. Presumably it's because the
inherited properties aren't read-only, as they would be had they been typed from the
command line - and as it looks like they once we
Thanks hugely for this Ian - that's exactly the functionality I was looking for, so I
guess it's not there yet. Unfortunately I seem to have misunderstood inheritall too!
What I'm trying to do is effectively have default parameters in a build file that can
be overridden when called from another
Kevin-
Ensure that you've set "Script Source Access" and "Read" on your root
virtual directory and "Write" access on your "bin" directory. Without
this, ASP.NET will deny access to the raw .cs files and won't let you
upload the compiled web project outputs.
You can also point it directly at t
Kenton,
right now you can use the inheritall attribute to get all of them. There
is no way right now of passing selected properties. Maybe it would be
useful to have an optionset under the nant task so you could do:
Ian
Hi
Apologies if this has been answered before, but I'm trying
Hi
Apologies if this has been answered before, but I'm trying to pass selected specific
attributes when calling . I don't want to inherit all attributes, just some of
them. I was hoping to be able to do something like this:
Hi everyone.
I see there's a lot of mails already on the mail archive on slingshot, and
here's another one from me.
I am still new to Nant and I just cannot seem to get a *.SLN file to build.
When I call Slingshot from the commandline, Nant complains that the build file
generated by Slingshot co
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