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On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 06:30:48 +0200, Gert Driesen
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> Brian,
>
> You could use the task to generate your AssemblyInfo.cs file from
> scratch, or you could wait until we've integrated FilterChain support
> (http://ant.apa
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From: "Ian MacLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Felice Vittoria" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Nant-Users (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 4:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] release notes
> Felice Vittoria wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >Is there a typo
> The problem is, as someone put it (somewhere on the nant
> wiki), "the documentation assumes you've been using nant for 40 years"
>
> My opinion is, that if we can make this such that the average
> high school student can set it up, build it and run it, then
> they will, as will a ton of othe
Felice Vittoria wrote:
Hello,
Is there a typo in the release notes? The URL is:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/releasenotes.html
Should "0.85-beta 1 (July 26, 2003)" be "0.85-beta 1 (July 26, 2004)" ?
Also, what are "wild" targets?
I was going to ask the same thing. They seem a bit scary :)
Ian
> The first approach that comes to my mind is to somehow have
> the upper level NAnt file assemble the target list, and then
> when all the targets have been addressed, it actually makes a
> single call to the lower level NAnt file.
> But I can't think of any way to do that within NAnt's curren
Looks like you might be trying to to compile COM components. Be warned
that C++ support in NAnt is somewhat limitted. I've never been able to
compile any of my groups COM components using NAnt. (Not trying to bash
NAnt... NAnt works great for everything with the exception of C++) My
C++ projects al
Hello,
Is there a typo in the release notes? The URL is:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/releasenotes.html
Should "0.85-beta 1 (July 26, 2003)" be "0.85-beta 1 (July 26, 2004)" ?
Also, what are "wild" targets?
Felice
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This SF.Net email is
Our current design has a top-level wrapper NAnt file that deals with source
code control, particularly clean builds, and then forwards the targets,
using the task, to a subsidiary NAnt file that does the actually
building. The primary reason for this is so that we're absolutely
guaranteed that th
I think I know the problem.
.NET solution file record their references a pathnames RELATIVE to the solution file.
I think your task is using a the project's base directory, so the recorded
relative pathnames no longer lead to anywhere useful.
Try using
in the task to
> I looked back at your previous posts. Are you trying to just install
> nant and nantcontrib or do you also want to build them? The
> instructions I gave were for building and debugging the projects.
Mostly I'm just trying to use the tools. I've just gotten used to with nant
and nunit, having
Jean-Michel,
Instead of using MailLogger, which can't do attachments, try the task from NAntContrib. That task makes a copy of that would normally to to the screen to a file. You can turn it on and off at will. For your purposes, you would probably "Start" it at the top of your script. Th
hi,
I'm tring to build solution with vcproj (c++) projects.
This is my .build script:
and this is output that I get:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1664.0; net-1.0.win32; nightly; 22.7.2004)
Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Ge
Hi all!!
I’m presently doing builds and receiving 2 emails to
notify me of the result. The first one is generated by the mail taskand contains
a body in html as well as attached files. The second one is generated by the
mailLogger and sends me the build.log file inside the body of the e
The reason for my previous post was to show the steps to build both the
nant and nantcontrib projects. I set up a batch file in the nantcontrib
directory to do the build and then copy the assemblies to the
appropriate nant directory.
I have no background as to the reasons behind the current build
Thanks for your patience.
It's still not working for me inside of my build.bat file is
begin file
nant /f:nantcontrib.build -D:nant.dir=..\nant\bin
end file
I tried the -D option with ..\nant and ..\nant\bin.
I have the nant\bin directory in my path, so that works fine.
Is there a reas
I am wondering what is the best way to specify what order you want the TestFixtures to
be run using Nunit?
Are they being run in the order they are compiled?
Thanks,
Sean
I guess I wasn't specific enough in the original post.
I create the Build.Bat file in the nantcontrib directory and use it to
build nantcontrib and copy the build assemblies to the correct location
in the nant directory. It may need to be modified for your specific
situation and directory structu
Build.bat?
Just getting around to testing this out and there is no build.bat. No build
bat in the nightly build(040723), no build.bat in the 0.84 release.
Build.bat would be a great thing and I would love to test it.
can you post the contents of the build.bat that you have?
Thanks in advance
Hi Vince,
Does script task support calling customer component?
I am trying to call a customer component from a script task and it
generates the following error message:
script exception:
File or assembly name Interop.MyCom, or one of its dependencies, was
not found.
An interop has been created
Hi Ted,
I copied the list just so that this goes in the archives...
There is a problem with how NAnt 0.84 adds dlls to the msi database. It
attempts to get the version and language information incorrectly from the
file. Instead of getting the language id code, it gets the culture name,
invalida
Category looks like a nice new feature of NUnit 2.2, but either way,
Kevin will have to modify his unit tests.
NAnt doesn't intrinsically support NUnit 2.2 yet, but you can always use
the task.
Noel
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>From: "Burton, Kevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 9:19 PM
>But the [TestFixture] contains about 100 [Test]'s. I want to run just a few
of the [Test]'s. Is that not possible?
Try using the Category feature of NUnit 2.2. I don't know if NAnt supports
that yet, but at least y
Hi All
I have a little problem with (what I think is) the combination of NAnt
and Nunit. I have been using Nant in combination with CCNet for a while
now and until today everything ran fine. I added a few more directories
to my NAnt build (each directory containing the source files for a
single
> I think you did a cut and paste, and then forgot to edit the copy. Or else
> my eyes really aren't working this morning.
Ah, it was monday morning. Cut me some slack, all right? ;)
Yeah, the second one should have been just $(OutDir)\... rather than
$(ProjectDir)\$(OutDir)\...
I tried Tar
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