Here's what I've got:
Main build file (conceptually - it's coded, but
doesn't necessarily work for failures) - Gets latest
from VSS, starts a log of the build, calls two child
build files, stages release on specific system being
released to, closes logfile, e-mails team onfailure or
myself onsucc
Here's a demo you can unzip to your C drive and run C:\MyDir\nant -f:TestFileSet.build
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From what I would assess, if I run the following task from C:\myDir:
From what I would assess, if I run the following task from C:\myDir:
it should only zip files from mySubdir and below. But it grabs from the directory the build file is located. What is the point of the basedir if you have to put it again in the includes name?
Do
The only way I've found to make slingshot work is an entry in my system path to the actual executable (i.e. c:\nant-0.8.3.50105\bin\SLiNgshoT.exe). hth - EricMorsillo Lindsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's some interesting info:On Win2k pro sp3I added the nant path (c:\nant-0.8.3.50105\bin) to
Here's some interesting info:
On Win2k pro sp3
I added the nant path (c:\nant-0.8.3.50105\bin) to my USER path
variable:Nant works, but not well. In addition to the "Unknown task"
error for the solution task, I get the same message for the Resgen task and
Slingshot. But some basic Nant wo
hey Mitch, i'm eager to use those xmlpeek and xmlpoke tasks,
i think these are the ones i was looking for :
i have many projects with a logical name for each one.
for each project i need to get a path in my source repository,
a language name (for the asminfo task), and the path of the visual stud
Hi there,
I decided to try and hook up .build files today in vs.net 2003 and I've
gotten part of the way there, but I could use a hand with the last step.
So far, I've built the schema, put it in the right place, and used the
VSTweak program to try and get .build files to be recognized and tre
Is the new NAnt path in your path (i.e. C:\nant-0.8.3.50100\bin)?Morsillo Lindsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've upgraded to the 8.3 release from the release candidate. I'm trying thesolution task and I'm getting the following error:BUILD FAILEDC:\odin\odin.build(4,6): Unknown task Where the solut
Title: Running NANT - Error - Path Too Long
You can always use good old subst to shorten it.
Something like this: subst x:
"c:\reallyreally\long\but fairly\descriptive path\to the
current\project"
This exception seems to come from the runtime
classes, so there isn't much I can think of
Title: Running NANT - Error - Path Too Long
I am wondering if someone found a work-around (other than making the path name shorter) for the "path too long" error when running Nant. Our directory structure may be two to three levels and we like to use descriptive names.
Here is the output I
You can also use the property task to change the framework you want to
target :
eg.
This approach allows you to change the framework you're targeting on the fly
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From: "Ian MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Alejandro Calbazana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Alejandro,
try changing the defaultframework setting in the config file to net-1.1.
Or you can specify the target framework on the commandline with the
-k:net-1.1 option.
supportedRuntime specifies which runtime the nant executable itself will
run under and has no bearing on which framework ( ie
Hello,
Has anyone had any experience using the latest build of Nant with the 1.1
framework? When I think I am targeting the 1.1 framework it appears as if
my binaries are built under the 1.0 framework. My Nunit tasks then fail
with PInvoke errors and other odd messages.
I target the 1.1 framewo
I've upgraded to the 8.3 release from the release candidate. I'm trying the
solution task and I'm getting the following error:
BUILD FAILED
C:\odin\odin.build(4,6): Unknown task
Where the solution is very simple:
I think I recall seeing a note that there was a problem w
Hi Scott,
As is the problem with all these great tasks - sometimes its not obvious
what the ones that already exist are called and where you might find
them. My bad :) That SQL task looks good to me, we could suppliment it
with a BCP task perhaps. That would need to wrap the BCP tool.
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These are good tasks to include. There is already a start for sql related
tasks in NAntContrib (see below). Having mssql related tasks would be good
too.
I'm not sure how isql would work. It doesn't seems like you want an
interactive program like isql to be wrapped. The existing task seems
like it
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