I'm not sure how you come to that conclusion. Mono will implement those
parts covered by ecma first and then other parts as required. A 2.2
copatible mono will certainly be able to run the ms built msbuild
executable but whether mono creates their own msbuild implementation is
undecided at this
ha ha. Thats right - we don't want any of those dirty build files.
Both tools use XML as their project sterilization format
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It seems that the Solution Task assumes that all projects in
a solution will be built using the same configuration as the solution, rather
than looking at the solution’s list of configurations, is that correct?
For example, I have several reusable projects that I use in
both Windows and
here's an undocumented aspect of filesets that may be what you want (i
don't know ant...)
here's how i used it and what it does:
for c:\lala.txt that contains:
c:\bobo.exe
c:\lala.exe
d:\kiki.exe
c:\temp\**.exe
i nant this:
and nant
While translanting an ant build file to nant I couldn't find an appropriate
replacement for the includesFile attribute of the fileset element... What's
the simplest way to achieve the same effect?
Thanks in advance,
Rodrigo
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The following link to a PDC presentation may help. It's more than an hour,
if watched in its entirety, but many of you may find it worth while.
NOTE: It uses a PowerPoint Plug-in and takes about 5 minutes to start... if
you are interested be patient while it 'appears' to reload over and over.
A
I've noticed that the solution task does not force a rebuild if the solution
and/or project files are newer than the target binaries. Is this intended
behavior? If so, can anyone explain the reasoning for this? If not, are
there any plans to fix this?
Thanks.
Marc A. Lehnert
Senior Design Eng
Indeed it is! I checked it with the 20031205 build.
Thanks!
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From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 1:03 AM
To: Lehnert, Marc [LBRT/LNA]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Solution Task Bug
Marc,
This should be fixed
Title: Message
Yes,
the solution will help immensely if you have a solution file or at least
projects files.
I'm
assuming, since you do not tell us otherwise, that you are using VS. Then
you
will
get *.csproj files at the very least when you make code. And preferably you
would
create
a so
Title: Message
Since
you have a solution file with all the projects why don't you
run
the solution task?
Also,
what are the versions if NAnt used?
/Nicke
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Title: Files which not included in the project!!
Hi Team
Ok! I think I confused you all. Sorry for that. Let me be clear.
I have a couple of projects in a solution. All projects got some files which has not been included in the project (it's been visible as with a disabled icon!!). When I
Pradeep,
Could you please supply some more details. ie the build output and a
copy of your script that is failing. You day it builds fine in the ide -
I assume you mean vs.net. In that case are you using the solution task
to build or a custom task ?
where are you specifying the exclude ? if it
Hi Pradeep.
Are you using the latest build, if not, can you test with it and
see if the problem remains. A LOT of work has been done from 0.8.3
and the nightly builds are considered more stabile then 0.8.3.
If the problem remains, what versions are you using? Can you create
a reproducable case fo
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