David Reed wrote:
I have attempted and failed a couple times to build NAntContrib from the
sources I downloaded from cvs. There are no released files for the
project. There have been no nightly builds since June 03. There's no
traffic on either the user or developer lists to speak of; the last
We are planning to move the most commonly used tasks from nantcontrib to
nant. I posted a list of the tasks to be moved and where they would go
some time ago. We should be able to move that process along for the 0.84
release.
Ian
This has been debated many times. The bottom line, as I recall,
I totally agree with you on this Jean, and this is how I've been moving
forward too...
I've already moved a few tasks into the core (tlbimp, tlbexp, asminfo), The
tblimp and tlbexp task were moved to NAnt with minor modifications, but the
asminfo task was actually a complete rewrite of the task.
Title: load properties from file
Hello,
I am sure that this question must have been asked several times, but I can't find any answer.
I am using the final release of Nant 0.8.3;
I would like to know if there is a feature to load properties from a file like in Ant ?
the syntax in Ant is
Erv, this is a good summary, at least from what I remember of the reasons
and the goals of NAntContrib.
I think there is a place for nantcontrib, and as nant stabilizes for 1.0,
that place will be even more apparent. I hope that most of the core of nant,
and the core tasks, will not change much fo
yall,
i think we can accomplish your requirements w/o making nant-contrib
obsolete. it has it's place as the venue to extend nant. if i can
extend nant for myself, why shouldn't i share my work w/ the community
without "poluting" nant core.
if there's a whole bunch of nant-contrib tasks that ar
This has been debated many times. The bottom line, as I recall, has
always been that the NAnt project team doesn't want to be responsible
for the quality or reliability of all of the items in NAntContrib until
they have been thoroughly tested and refactored. On the other hand, the
Nant project te
Erv, Thanks for the clarification. I had missed the files in bin. In the
attached email I had interpreted what Ian said to mean that they are not
there.
David Reed indicates that NAntcontrib should be obsoleted and merged into
NAnt. I agree. While at one point it may have allowed NAnt core dev
Hi David,
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I think what Cash is asking is the same thing I proposed a week or two
ago: solve the NAntContrib problem by merging the projects and
obsolescing the contrib project completely. The NAntContrib tasks are
*core* to what most of us use NAnt for anyway! Just move all the
NAntContrib ta
Erv,
I think what Cash is asking is the same thing I proposed a week or two
ago: solve the NAntContrib problem by merging the projects and
obsolescing the contrib project completely. The NAntContrib tasks are
*core* to what most of us use NAnt for anyway! Just move all the
NAntContrib tasks into
All of the NantContrib tasks are included as binaries in the Nant 0.8.3
release (look in the .\nant-0.8.3.50105\bin\ subdirectory of the release
.zip file).
Get it here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/nant/nant-0.8.3.zip?download
If you want to build it from scratch or if you want to follow
Sorry if it is annoying to pursue this NAntcontrib thing here. I know this
is the NAnt group. But the NAntcontrib mail list looks useless.
However, there is a relationship between the two even if it should be one
way (NAntcontrib to NAnt). This relationship is made very clear in this
thread of
In the NantContrib doc located in the doc at: nant\doc\help\nantContribTasks
Task
A task to execute arbitrary SQL statements against a OLEDB data source. You can specify a set of sql statements inside the sql element, or execute them from a text file that contains them. You can also choose
hi,
i'm using NAnt to build my 25 projects VS.Net solution (don't ask me why there are so
many), I just had problems with the resources file names in my Web project (all the
.resx files).
Here is what I got :
System.ArgumentException: Illegal characters in path.
at System.IO.Path.Combine(St
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