Hi there,
I tried updateversion -p 2.0.0.0 -i
assemblyinfo.cs -o version.cs
But in output version, it looks like
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.4660")]
(in assemblyinfo.cs,[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0")])
Why?
And it seems that if assemblyinfo.cs
has [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.
I am trying to set directory names in properties based on command line
arguments passed. Can I do this dynamically.
Thanks,
-Umer
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Hi there,
is it possible to catch warnings in
Nant?
like nant.onsuccess/failure.
I noticed there is a feature for
.net2. how about 1.1?
thx
Start with the non-licensed assemblies (at least the ones that don't use
them). What about them is not built correctly? The error displayed below
doesn't tell us anything about what is failing with non-license-using
assemblies.
--Edwin
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I agree, license files may not be the root cause. The intermediate
.licenses file is turned into an embedded resource and is only embedded
in your main .exe assembly.
Embedded resources may be part of the problem for your other assemblies.
One tool I used to track down my problem was to compare t
Oran,
It isn't necessarily an issue with the license files. Even assemblies that are
essentially just base classes and interfaces, and are early on in the build order
(well before the UI assembly), fail to compile correctly as well. These libraries
don't reference or utilize the licensed cont
Robert, I ran into an issue with license files too a couple weeks ago
and solved it by installing the licensed component stuff on the build
box. This is probably one difference between your dev boxes and your
build box.
The other thing I did was to modify the licenses.licx file to contain
version
Hi Robert,
License files is something we've been struggling with as long as I know,
p :(
For the bug report, we need a zip file containing the minimum set of files
necessary to reproduce the issue. Meaning, aviod dependencies on third party
products/assemblies, but if these are required you
Frank,
Yes, I had that problem too. It's a problem with the 9/4/2004 nightly build. Upgrade
to a newer one and it should go away.
Merrill
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Gert,
Ran against the nightly for NAnt/NAntcontrib 0.85. It appeared to bomb out attempting
to compile the final assembly (the Windows Forms executable). Here's the error (as
well as the warnings recommending include over fileset):
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[license] Creating Licenses file
C:\DOCUM
Robert,
Have you tried the latest build of nant (0.85) ?
Felice
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vs.ne
I’m
experiencing an unhandled remoting exception at the end of a nant script that
consists mainly of a devenv solution . It occurs right at the
end of the script, after displaying the elapsed time. It seems to happen
when the duration of the devenv is long (like 15 minutes).
Has
anyo
Robert,
Would it be an option for you to upgrade to a recent nightly build
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds) as a first step ?
If you can still reproduce the issue using the nightly builds, then I
suggest creating a bug report and attaching a small repro to it.
Gert
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Greetings List Subscribers,
I appear to be having some issues with the task in nAnt 0.84. Here's the
overview:
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When compiled on a developer's workstation (VS.NET 2003), the output can be
successfully executed on both the developer's workstation and the build workstation.
When co
Apologies, I figured out my mistake.
-Ernst
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Subject: [Nant-users] assemblyfolders element
I'm building VS.NET solutions using the soluti
I'm building VS.NET solutions using the solution task, and I have a
nested attribute, like so:
However, it keeps looking for referenced assemblies in the solution's
folder. Why? Is there anything missing in my buildscript?
Thanks
I was wondering if anyone has done any comparisons between BuildForge
and NAnt. What features are better for each product?
Thanks,
David
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Hi,
I've just finished a little research in the nant-users list archives but
it didn't return any thread which would give me any piece of advice.
Let me explain my idea.
I have some number of projects (classes libraries -> DLLs) and a few
projects which uses those DLL's.
No I would like to have eac
If you need any flexibility at all, use Nant. I did a comparison and, while
it was a long time ago, I seem to remember that control of the build process
is largely hidden from the user. If you need specifics, I can probably dig
up a summary.
One thing I seem to remember is that BuildIt prefers p
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