This is just an FYI.
I tried to build Nant 0.84 this year in 2004. A NUnit test will fail
becuase of the copyright attribute in the CommonAssemblyInfo.cs file
has 2003. The test is looking for 2004. so just update the
following line to include 2004.
[assembly: AssemblyCopyright("Copyright (C)
Hi there,
I'm using visual studio to build satellite assemblies for a localized
application. For my project, I have three .resx files in the root of my c#
project:
Strings.resx
Strings.en-gb.resx
String.ja-jp.resx
In visual studio, String.resx is compiled using resgen and then embedded
into
Gert,
I found the problem.
I am compiling against the .net 1.1 framework.
I was referencing the log4net and nunit.framework assemblies that
were provided with the Nant 0.84 release. Those 2 assemblies where
compiled under .net 1.0 framework.
Since I changed Nant.exe.config default framework
Likwid,
Try this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnbda/html/tdlg_ch5.asp?frame=true
Cheers,
Damir
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Are there any good books out there for establishing and creating a daily
build process. I have been looking on google for a guide to get started,
but I haven't found anything extremely compelling.
Right now we have 4 developer's working on a single project. Each of the
developer's has a specific
Thanks for the info Jason, that makes sense. If you have the time to answer, I have
another question related to this. Let's say I've gone to production with my build.
It's created the db for me, populated the web app, etc. Now I've been doing some
maintainence work, which includes some new s
Hi,
I've just found an interessant problem.
When you do something like this :
In order to generate the resource, nant creates a temporary file name
foo.bar.res .
And once bar.exe ha
