In my builds I include a build file that
does amongst other things (see below) This pipes all compile info to a
time stamped file (with the record task) and gives me verbose information if I
fail. It also runs all tests and generates docs when I succeed.
Hope it helps,
Kevin Dick
i do the same all the time, except i prefix the property name w/ the
function name.
there isn't an alternative in nant at present.
for my money, if there were, i'd prefer the following syntax:
with a mechanism to keep the param properties local to the "function"
(i.e. don't collide
Are there plans to support pre-existing NDoc project files with the NDoc
task?
Thanks.
Marc A. Lehnert
Senior Design Engineer
Liebert Monitoring Group
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Tony,
Many solution task bugs have been fixed since then. Did you try this in the nightly
build?
-Scott
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I will have no issues with the naming conventions. I do not as of yet have
occasion to use the Expression Evaluator but will forward any bugs found
when I do have a reason to use the product.
Kevin
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Hello,
I have a type of target I call a lot. Every time I write this type of
target, the only difference from the last time is in some "parameters". I'm
wondering if there's any way to write a "template target" and call it like a
function (i.e. parameterize it).
I figure I could do this like:
Ian, you are correct - I was using 0.84rc1. I downloaded the 2003-12-13
nightly build and it works perfectly for me now!
Thanks for your help and keep up the good work on this project!
Mike
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Thanks. I guess I'll roll something myself for now.
David
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Hi
I am using nant-0.8.2 stable release to build a number of VB.Net projects
(using the task for the actual build).
Everything seems to work fine except for the last project in the set.
Nant reports success but the built executable (winexe) appears to have a
memory exception (Application Error -
Hi Clayton,
I downloaded the last nightly build. The error is now clearly reported.
In fact, I did a big mistake, I used cvs-update with an empty folder as
destination. cvs-checkout is the task I have to use.
However, in the nightly build, there is a problem.
With nant-0.84 (the latest stable r
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> The plan has been to implement Ants filterchains concept - however
The plan has been to implement Ants filterchains concept - however this
has yet to be done. A work-around could be to use the script task.
Mitch Denny implemented a simple replace task a while ago but it was
decided to go with filterchains instead. We could put Mitch's code in
NantContrib until
Hello all again,
I am still looking for an answer to the question of how to replace a
string in a text file using NAnt. Is there an existing task that can
help me with this? Or would the accepted way be to write some custom
code in C#?
Thanks!
David
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That's completely true. But why do they supply a sample vbscript for use of
their api. And to me it's very stupid of CA not to open op their API without
additional license fees. At this point we're considering the use of
source-safe, because of the better integration in Nant.
We already contacted
Hi Karmous.
I've given it some thought earlier. But it's my believe that in order
to do that you need Harvest SDK, and the license involved in the SDK would
make it impossible or at the very least unsuitable for inclusion in a GPLed
application like NAnt.
You could always create some task that re
Hi there,
Does someone happen to be using Allfusion Harvest as a source control
application? Ideally we would create a harvest task like it's done voor cvs,
sourcesafe etc.
S.
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Is it possible to get the csc task to redirect its output to a file ?
I tried using the arg nested element, but I must have misunderstood something; it didn't even run.
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