I want my "clean" target to delete a bunch of intermediate files that are
created by emacs, JBuilder, and CVS. I have tried the following, but it
doesn't work.
The fileset does not appear to match any files. I'm guessing this is caused by
the funky
I want my "clean" target to delete a bunch of intermediate files that are
created by emacs, JBuilder, and CVS. I have tried the following, but it
doesn't work.
The fileset does not appear to match any files. I'm guessing this is caused by
the f
Will do just fine.
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Thanks! I knew about this but for some reason my eyes didn't catch it.
-Original Message-
From: Merrill Cornish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 4:19 PM
To: Felice Vittoria; Nant-Users (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] can i get a second opinion
Felice,
>>>
Felice,
>>> ${property::exists(rootdir)}
Everything inside a ${ ... } is evaluated UNLESS it is quoted. So, it's trying to
evalute rootdir so it can test the existence of that value. What you want is
${property::exists('rootdir')}
Merrill
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Hello folks,
I'm using the latest version of NAnt:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1753.0; net-1.0.win32; nightly; 10/19/2004)
I have this simple test build file:
When I run this file I will get the following:
Property evaluation failed.
Expression:
Note: this is with CVS head of NAnt, as Nant 0.84 does not build on Mono
due to some interface inconsistency.
When using nant to checkout code prior to build, the target fails unless
usesharpcvslib is specified to be false.
Here is the build rule we are using:
This results in
Felice,
Thanks.
But that didn't work for me. I started getting this problem prior to
attempting to include tasks from SourceSafe.Interop.dll. However, I
just took it out, as you suggested, and got the same error.
I appreciate your response.
-- Rodney
-Original Message-
From: Felice
Hi All,
Will the future release of NAnt 0.85 with NUnit 2.2 supported have an
attribute in the NUnit2 task to support the /noshadow switch in NUnit
2.2? I think this option would be very useful.
mike
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Charles,
>>>I will try to figure out why it is not working then.
If you use the default task without a prefix attribute, then the environment
variables will have a "sys.env." prefix. For example, the PATH environment variable
would be recorded in the sys.env.PATH property. (Actually, I'm not
Thanks. I will try to figure out why it is not working then.
-Original Message-
From: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 10:42 AM
To: Bassham, Charles
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] SYSINFO task
Bassham, Charles wrote:
> Is this task
Rodney,
Can you verify whether the NAnt.Contrib.Tasks assembly is not located in
(and loaded automatically from) your nant bin directory ?
In that case .NET will indeed check that directory for assemblies that are
referenced by the NAnt.Contrib.Tasks assembly.
Gert
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Hello All,
I have solved this problem. I believe this should now be classified as a
bug.
In my build file I have the following line:
However, when NAnt invokes the vssget call it looks in the NAnt bin
folder for the SourceSafe.Interop assembly. You can see the output from
my original posts
Rodney,
I believe the message is coming from this:
[loadtasks] Loading tasks from assembly
C:\bin\nantcontrib.Tasks-0.84\bin\SourceSafe.Interop.dll.
You should't need to add SourceSafe.Interop.dll since NAnt.Contrib.Tasks.dll takes
care of this.
Try removing loading of SourceSafe.Interop.dll
It seems as if the NUnit2 task is only running correctly when I build and have all the
assemblies located on the local volume (C:). If I work on a network share or mapped
drive (i.e. X:), NUnit2 seems to fail.
For a bit of background information, NAnt is installed on C: in C:\NAnt (with the
as
Hello All,
I am trying to use the vss task from nant contrib. My target is below:
I am using the 'loadtasks' task to load tasks from the
Nant.Contrib.Tasks.dll and the SourceSafe.Interop.dll. I didn't want to
send a message to the developer list just yet because I figured that
this i
Bassham, Charles wrote:
Is this task supposed to set the environment variables into properties?
it sure is - and thats exactly what it does.
Ian
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Is this task
supposed to set the environment variables into properties?
Thanks,
Charlie
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Hi Clayton,
> Ah, I see, this does look like the issue. I will have to look into what
> is causing this exactly, it may be something in one of the NAnt base
> classes though so I can't guarantee I can change it without breaking
> something else...
>
> In the meantime you could try using the col
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