I do it like this:
which calls a dynamically calculated target name based on the
currentframework. All you need to do is to provide bodies for the "build-*"
targets. I use "depends", but that's not necessary.
Jarek
- Original Message -
From: "Brar Piening" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Are you closing (not just stopping) the Release.log recorder in your
"failure" target ?
I attached an example of a working build file.
Note, when you close the Recorder in the failure target, the final build
result will not yet have been written to the log, so I don't think its
useful for you any
Hi everybody
I am new to using Nant .
When using solution task local resourses not
generated ...
Am i something missed ?
Regards,
Dmitry
Bezuglyy
amid@bkc.com.ua
I'm using Nant to build a C++ project, and the one example I could find
shows all the lib files listed with the task, like this
my question is -- what's the difference between the 'options' parameter on the link
task
and the arg (Array) nested element.
Could the libs be listed with the arg arr
Hi there,
to build our .Net Data Provider I have to treat some issues when building
for the .Net Compact Framework (prepare resx-files, disable design time
support, include different assemblies, ...).
Is there any way to find out which framework I'm building for (at runtime)?
Im thinking of someth
Sorry to say, this did not work either. The logfile is
still locked, even with autoflush turned on.
C:\Harv> nant release
ziplogs:
[zip] Zipping 2 files to C:\Harv\BuildLogs.zip.
C:\Harv\main.build(69,6):
Zip file 'C:\Harv\BuildLogs.zip' could not be create
