Michael,
I can't think of any reason why there should indeed be references to both
the .NET 1.0 and 1.1 mscorlib, would it be possible to package up a zip file
containing the built assembly and all files necessary to reproduce this ?
Do you also get this behaviour if you compile a very simple app
I'm sure I'm not the only one that would like to see these items as
compresses and attached rather than as inline. Please compress (zip) and
attach files; like log files, build files and other large text or binary
data.
please, please, please!
Thanks.
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Dallmann
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 5:13 PM
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Subject: [Nant-users] XSLT Stylesheet for task output
Hi There,
I was just wonde
Gert,
Verbose Log Posting. Kind of Long!
NAnt 0.84 (Build 0.84.1455.0; net-1.0.win32; release; 12/26/2003)
Copyright (C) 2001-2003 Gerry Shaw
http://nant.sourceforge.net
Framework net-1.2 is invalid and has not been loaded : Framework
directory C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.2.30703 does
Is anyone building Delphi applications with NAnt? Do you have an example .build file
to get me started?
Thanks,
~Robert
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Michael,
You should definitely not be getting references to both the .NET 1.0 and 1.1 corlib,
can you post a verbose log to the list (NAnt.exe -verbose .) ?
Gert
PS. You no longer need to use prefix the system assembly references with
${nant.settings.currentframework.frameworkassemblydirec
Hi,
I have .Net framework 1.0 & 1.1 installed.
Using Nant 0.84 and modified the nant.exe.config to use the net-1.1
as the default framework.
I have a simple assembly that has a few references. When I look at
the manifest it seems Nant is compiling as a reference the
mscorlib.dll for both .net 1.
Hi There,
I was just wondering if anyone has already developed a nice stylesheet for
formatting the xml output from the NUnit2 task?
Tim
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We could and can build everything from the repository since we tag
everything for each build. However disk space is cheap, so we keep the
built version around.
Also, we have several internal framework projects, libraries etc that
other projects depend on, but those projects use different versions
I agree it's much easier to deploy with NAnt. My point on msi applies to web
apps as well: I found out that when we do xcopy deployment, we get a lot of
garbage on the production machine after a while.
In my experience, most developers don't care to remove files that are not in
use any more, and
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Great, thanks. That'd be useful.
Cheers,
Damir
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(RBNA/CIT4.2)Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 7:36 PMTo:
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Jason,
I assumed that you copied your bits from dev on up. That's the way we would do it as
well.
I see you say that you have builds archived as well. Do you do this in addition to
your source control repository? It seems that I could rebuild based on a label in my
source in case something
I don't rebuild the source either. The only time the source gets built
is the initial move to development. Once that is built, then we copy
the same bits to integration, pre-prod and production. So, our build
process is
Build to Development (new version number)
Copy version x.x.x.x to Integrati
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Damir,
I'll send a report back to the list with comparison of draco vs ccnet. I'm
using the latest build from december, so there might be some differences from
when you checked it out.
Eric
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Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
I'll
definitely try to do some testing between the two and let you know what I find
out.
Eric
L.
-Original Message-From: Morris, Jason
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1:07 PMTo: [EMAIL PROT
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Good
to know Damir. I don't know if I care about unistalling so much, since our
apps are mostly web applications, without much registering of components
etc.
It
really depends on the stage of the application, when we push it. O
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
I had similar experience with cruisecontrol.net: no
scheduled builds, which is a pain.
We've evaluated draco.net but found that cruisecontrol has
better reporting capabilities over the web. They even had this control panel
thing wh
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Eric,
The step that moves the results to production is
different than other steps, inasmuch as you should move the tested bits
from test/staging, not re-build the source.
I prefer to use .msi installers for deployment --
you ge
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
We did not do an evaluation between the two because we
only knew of Draco.NET at the time we were looking for a tool like this.
Then a new developer joined the group that had experience with Draco.NET, so we
choose that one.
If you
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Jason,
This
is fantastic, almost exactly the type of thing we want to do. And BTW, we
want to have 4 environments (1 a training environment), so I don't have any
questions about the need for that :-) .
This
really helps as I begi
Buildfile (altered to remove server and public ids) follows - K
http://internalplace/Schemas/NAntSchema.xsd";>
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
This is exactly what my group does to push several
ASP.NET (C# code behinds) web application between four different environments,
dev, integration, pre-production, and production. Please no questions
about the need for four environme
What does your build file look like? Can you test against the nant.build
file?
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From: "Kevin Dickover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> More Details
> Windows Server 2003 512 MB RAM
> Nant Contrib included - using build directly (just unzipped into file
> system), did not rebui
I've tested the 0.84 release and it works fine for me as well.
I once had a similar problem and traced it back to the xmlns attribute of
the project element. If this attribute is set (e.g., to make VS.NET
IntelliSense work), all elements in the build file will inherit the
specified namespace. B
can you provide us the build file with which you have this problem ?
Gert
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More Details
Windows Server 2003 512 MB RAM
Nant Contrib included - using build directly (just unzipped into file
system), did not rebuild.
Output looks like this
Q:\folder\folder\folder>nant -projecthelp
NAnt 0.84 (Build 0.84.1455.0; net-1.0.win32; release; 12/26/2003)
Copyright (C) 2001-2003 G
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Just wanted to see if I'm on the right track here. Do others use nant (in combination with something like Cruise Control.net or Draco.net) to push builds to a production environment? I'm wanting to automate our builds hoepfully from
hmm - works fine with latest cvs. Not sure why it would be failing on 0.84.
Ian
Kevin Dickover wrote:
I am also experiencing this problem. This was working on daily builds from
November as I recall.
Kevin Dickover
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works fine on my computer with 0.84 and 0.83 release.
Pierre.
hmm - works fine with latest cvs. Not sure why it would be failing on 0.84.
Ian
Kevin Dickover wrote:
>I am also experiencing this problem. This was working on daily builds
from
>November as I recall.
>
>Kevin Dickover
>
>
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You're welcome. Yeah, I actually got that from John Lams original blog about doing
the version task (from like June 2002 or something). I don't know that it's
documented anywhere in nantcontrib.
Eric L.
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Geez... That worked. I must've only gone up to 1.0.0 - which doesn't work.
Thank you,
Jamie
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From: Landes Eric (RBNA/CIT4.2) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 10:29 AM
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Version Task question
This
I am also experiencing this problem. This was working on daily builds from
November as I recall.
Kevin Dickover
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Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 11:09 PM
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Subject: [Na
This format worked for me in my build.number file
1.0.0.0
Nant also automatically updates the file when I call it. In my nant build file here
is the relevant info from my build file:
HTH
Eric
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From: Waldinger, Jamie [mailto:[EMAIL P
It's working,
thanks a lot,
Pierre.
Well spotted Gert ! *smacks forehead* doh !
Ian
>>
>
>you should not use the resourcefileset level, and move its attribute and
>nested elements to the node like this :
>
>
>
>
>
>I know this isn't very clear in the generated docs...
>
>Gert
>
Well spotted Gert ! *smacks forehead* doh !
Ian
you should not use the resourcefileset level, and move its attribute and
nested elements to the node like this :
I know this isn't very clear in the generated docs...
Gert
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This SF
I've tried using the version task... The documentation describes how to call
it ok, but doesn't explain what the 'build.number' file should contain...
Just a number, a number in a particular format (i.e. 1.0.1), or a number
inside of an XML tag. So far I haven't been able to figure out what the tas
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From: "Ian MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] resourcefileset issue ?
> Thats very odd. It certainly should add the file. Can you send a small
> sample demon
Thats very odd. It certainly should add the file. Can you send a small
sample demonstrating this occurring and I'll take a look at it.
which version of nant are you using btw ?
Ian
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Hi,
I need to add a resource with a prefix (foo in the example)
I try to do that by this
According to the task documenation, the resulting version string is entered
in a property named "sys.version". If you want to change it, you may use the
"prefix" attribute.
I've looked at:
http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/tasks/version.html
Hope it helps.
Jarek
- Original Me
Does anyone have an example of how to use this? I want to grab the next version
number to do a label in my sourcesafe repository. I'm thinking from the docs the
syntax is
But how do I get a value from this. Is it even possible? Since I'm a newbie to all
this, I know this is probably a sim
Hi,
I need to add a resource with a prefix (foo in the example)
I try to do that by this way :
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Subject:RE: [Nant-users] Integration of NAnt with NUnit
Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2004 01:18:40 -0600
From: David Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yogesh, there's a appconfig attribute on the nunit2 task that you need
to set. NAnt will
Attached is the log file.
Phalgun
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DATE: Wed, 7 Jan 2004 10:44:47
From: "Jaroslaw Kowalski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Can you send the detailed build log? Use -verbose flag on NAnt.
>
>Jarek
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Yes i did. Here is my code:
Hi,
I have integrated NAnt with NUnit.
I have an attribute in my test class file called "[TestFixtureSetUp]".
This has to read certain values from a config file.
When I run the Assembly from the GUI, it is able to read the values from the
config file.
But, when I run it, after integrating with N
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