Hi all,
I have a target which is invoked many times during a
build, called mk.pia.
I’ve found an inconsistency in the way the
depends attribute and the depends task work (ie, the documentation for the
depends tasks says it should be the same, but it isn’t). If I have:
I used Nant .81 for
a long time and was able to add multiple files to a mail message. I
upgraded to Nant .85 and am seeing very different behavior.
Here is my
task:
RE: [Nant-users] Infragistics and other 3rd party tools with licx files
Hi Todd, have you tried any of the work-arounds you found? If so, how
did they work out? I assume one of them was my post,
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=5550904&forum_id=
9544
It might be helpful to post the exception you get too.
If you need more detail on what I did t
Hi Pierre,
Just dropping a quick note to say thanks for the error report on the
cvsroot issue, I think you are correct about the "-" being
misunderstood.
On the second issue the program is searching for a .cvspass file which
holds your cvsroot and a hashed password for the pserver protocol. Not
Denis,
We are using the DevExpress components and have experienced exactly what
you're talking about. Loading the nightly build seemed to fix this
issue. When you do that does it fix it for you?
Michael
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Denis,
We've always had problems supporting licensed components, and the hardest
things about fixing it is that we've never been able to reproduce these
issues on our development machines.
If you can provide a small repro for this issue (including the licensed
assemblies), I'd be happy to look in
I have problem then build application which uses licensed controls. We
have following structure of our sources:
bin
src
project1.csproj
licenses.licx
All our references to DevExpress assemblies pointed to "bin" directory
ther DevExpress binaries placed during prepara
It's funny. After some removing and than adding the same access rights for
project user account, it started to work. Don't ask me how... something like
a joke about mechanical engeneer, architect, baker and programmer in a n
broken car. They were unable to start a engine, so programmer suggested th
If you are on the latest nightly build I would call that a bug (if you are
using an older version then there was a bug like that was fixed a while ago;
post .84)... Whose bug, I'm not quite sure...
Probably mine, err ... I mean, NAnt...
:)
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