Hi Folks,
I figured out what the problem was.It had to do with VSS.Once I
undo the checkout of files form VSS which i was trying to copy ,the copy
task works...This leads me to believe that VSS does some locking of files
when checked out...
Thanx Nick and Ian..
Thanx Again.
Arif.
The solution task works a bit differently that Visual Studio. Here are some
points.
If the Private attribute is missing VisualStudio assumes it is True which is
the default. This is why your project file didn't have it defined.
VisualStudio handles private assemblies in a unique way, it loads in
Hi there. I'm looking at a web project in VS.NET that has a reference
with "Copy Local" equal "True". However when I open the corresponding
.csproj file in a text editor, there is no "Private" attribute marked
"True" in the reference's tag. Is there somewhere else that VS.NET
might store this i
I have tried this method, it works!!
Thanks Gert!
-Original Message-
From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 1:38 PM
To: Keat-Hau Cheong
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Nant 0.8.3 Final - Build NAnt Fail
Can you try to build NAnt from a Visual Studio .
