This seems to be causing a lot of grief. I'm really leaning towards
having a list of elements at the project level and allowing
those and only those values to be passed on the commandline. I'm not
sure how feasible that would be with the way we pass properties to
nested builds but I think it w
Felice,
This looks interesting. If someone would like to step up and have a stab
at implementing it that would be kinda cool. I don't see it making 0.85
though.
Ian
Hello,
I was wondering if Ant's PreSetDef task would be a good candidate for a future task in NAnt. If so, can we put that on the
Hi,
How can I best incorporate FXCOP in our build process? Is
there a task in Nant I can use for this?
Thanks,
Bert-Jan
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John Cole wrote:
Nant failed to build yesterday and today. It seems to get stuck in an
endless loop, printing out 'in chainable read. value is XX' over and over
again. I let it go for about 20 minutes before I killed it.
Does a regular build work ? -- ie if you don't specify the schema target
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Subject:SourceGear Vault tasks
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:02:24 -0700
From: Steve Burkett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does anyone know if there are (SourceGear) Vault tasks for nant v0.85?
I found some reference to them at: http://
Mark,
The usage of draco in your example shouldn't fail because of any readonly condition.
Are you sure the error message is coming from those particular lines of code?
Merrill
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I am not trying to set the property, the draco service is setting this automatically. It is used to allow the script to
determine if it is being kicked off by the Draco
Service, I
am using it like this:
verbose="${verb
Unfortunately, the property task's overwrite attribute can't overwrite a readonly
property--according to the documentation.
So, if you are passing a command line argument into the NAnt 0.85 script and you want
to munge that value internally, then you will have to create a second property
initi
Not
sure. All I know that this is new to Nant 0.85. I would
look at the documenation for more help.
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It seems a little odd that you are
attempting to set the Draco property. I’m assuming your build file was
launched by Draco with a ‘true’ value and you are trying to change
that to ‘false’?!
If this is true, I would recommend
creating a new property and initialize it with the Draco pro
How can the “overwrite” occur
on the command line?
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Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 3:34
PM
To: Mark Overton;
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Yes ..
.this is a new "feature" of Nant 0.85. The property draco needs to
have this declaration:
Hope
these 2 links help:
Latest
Release Notes information: http://nant.sourceforge.net/releasenotes.html
Latest
task information: http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/tasks/property.
Mark,
Beginning in NAnt 0.85, properties now have an optional readonly attribute which
defaults to false. Once the readonly attribute is set, it (apparently) can't be reset
and can't be overwritten.
Command line parameters specified by -D:propname become readonly properties in NAnt
0.85 scrip
Merril,
"C:\Development\VisualStudioNet\Projects\sysCFocus\slnCFocus\CFocus\Activities\TakeC"?
"TakeC" at the end of this file path is actually a folder called
"TakeCalls". And there are nearly 200 files inside that folder
(aspx.vb files, aspx.resx files and aspx files). Well...When i looked
in
I am trying to run Nant 0.85 with Draco.Net. I am getting the following error message:
Read-only property "draco" cannot be overwritten.
I have not declared the property “draco”,
but I know that Draco uses this property to identify
when the nant build was started using the Draco.Ne
Nant failed to build yesterday and today. It seems to get stuck in an
endless loop, printing out 'in chainable read. value is XX' over and over
again. I let it go for about 20 minutes before I killed it.
Here is a snippet of the output.
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Madhan,
Have you checked the file system to be sure you have the file
"C:\Development\VisualStudioNet\Projects\sysCFocus\slnCFocus\CFocus\Activities\TakeC"?
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Hello All,
I am using the latest nightly build - NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1690.0;
net-1.0.win32; nightly; 8/17/2004)
using .NET Frame work 1.0
This is the error iam getting...
[solution] vbc : Command line error BC2001 : file
'C:\Development\VisualStudioNet\Projects\sysCFocu
s\slnCFocus\CFocus\Act
Hello All,
I am using the latest nightly build - NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1690.0;
net-1.0.win32; nightly; 8/17/2004)
using .NET Frame work 1.0
This is the error iam getting...
[solution] vbc : Command line error BC2001 : file
'C:\Development\VisualStudioNet\Projects\sysCFocu
s\slnCFocus\CFocus\Ac
Hello all,
Presently, I can do something like this:
I was wondering ... is it possible to do something like:
BTW .. The
Hello,
I was wondering if Ant's PreSetDef task would be a good candidate for a future task in
NAnt. If so, can we put that on the list?
Here's the URL for more info: http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/presetdef.html
If it can be placed in Nant 0.85 that would be great too.
Thanks,
Hello all, list newbie here.
I want to start compiling projects on Mono in Linux, but I'm having
trouble. I have Mono 1.0.1 installed and that seems to work fine. When I
run 'make' in the directory where I unzipped the nightly build, it blows
up on the "Obsolete" attributes for the NUnit1 tasks.
Nant failed to build yesterday and today. It seems to get stuck in an
endless loop, printing out 'in chainable read. value is XX' over and over
again. I let it go for about 20 minutes before I killed it.
Here is a snippet of the output.
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Mark,
You need to upgrade to a more recent nightly build of NAnt
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds).
That will definitely fix your problem, as I ran into this myself ...
Gert
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Steve,
Please provide a zip file containing the minimum set of files necessary to
reproduce this issue.
Thanks,
Gert
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Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 11:24 PM
Subjec
I am trying to run an NUnit2
task.
I am using Version 2.2 of Nunit,
version .85 of Nant and version 1.1 of .Net
Here is my task:
Re: [Nant-users] NAnt does not execute NAntContrib tasks...
That is indeed the recommended procedure for referencing third party
"extension" assemblies ...
Gert
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] NAnt does
Try using to reference the NAnt.Contrib.Tasks.dll? Here's how I pull in
tasks from NAntContrib:
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> Pradeep(STP)
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Felice,
Yes, its a typo ... The output is ofcourse "[echo] debug: false" ...
Gert
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Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 2:15 PM
Subject: RE: [Nant-us
Pradeep,
Hmm .. the following suggestions probably won't have any value but would be
interesting to know.
1. Make sure that your NAnt\bin folder is in your PATH env. var.
2. What does your vssget task look like?
Felice
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Gert,
Thanks. I need to make a correction to your example note. Your example shows:
And you say that if you execute this build file with the command line option
-D:debug=false that it would cause the output to be:
[echo] debug: true
I tried this out with the following build:
NAnt 0.
Hi Felice, Thanks for your mail.
After trying out all possible combinations, I downloaded the latest nightly release of
both NAnt and NAntContrib. I tried using these versions. Still no luck!!!
Any help will be much appreciated.
Thank you!
Pradeep
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From: Felice V
Pradeep,
How strange. What versions of Nant and NantContrib are you using? What I do is copy
all files in nantcontrib's bin folder to nant's bin folder. That works for me.
Felice
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Pradeep(STP)
Se
Andres,
You are probably building your unit tests using a different version of NUnit
than what's included in NAnt 0.84 (which is version 2.1.4 of NUnit) ...
What version of NUnit are you using ? If you are using NUnit 2.2, then I
suggest trying a recent nightly build of NAnt 0.85
(http://nant.
Hi there!
I'm having problems running tests. The assembly is built without any
problems, and I can run all the tests using the nunit-gui and
nunit-console, but nant just outputs this:
nant.exe --version output:
NAnt 0.84 (Build 0.84.1455.0; net-1.0.win32; release; 2003-12-26)
I haven't been a
Hi,
I am using the vssget task in NAntContrib for getting files out of our =
VSS repository before build.
However, I receive the following error: "invalid element . =
Unknown task or datatype."
I tried copying NAntContrib dlls into the NAnt bin folder. I also tried =
to build NAntContrib and the
Felice,
This is now fixed in cvs. I also added a example to the task for
this.
Gert
PS. You should use the overwrite attribute of the property task for this ...
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Sent: Thursday
this:
test="${string::get-length('${modifications}')
should be
test="${string::get-length(modifications)}"
by using quotes you are just getting the length of the literal string
'${modifications}'
note ${} syntax does not nest. '${}' excloses a complete expression and you reference
properties by
Hi there,
if I do the following :
file="albwir.basis.modifications.xml"
xpath="/vssdiff/item[1]/@name"
property="modifications"
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