John,
I don't know if this is a typo, but 'sys.env.;PATH' has an illegal character in it:
the semi-colon. Also, from the DOS prompt, issue a "set" to see _exactly_ what
capitalization of "PATH" is on your machine. For example, on my Windows XP Pro, it's
"Path" and sys.env will work _only_ wi
Hi,
When I use sysinfo in my build script on my machine, everything works fine.
When I run the same file on a different machine, NAnt reports the following
error:
$ nant -buildfile:test.build
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1724.0; net-1.0.win32; nightly; 9/20/2004)
Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Gerry Shaw
http:
Title: Newbie User NAntContrib Question
There is much discussion and several opinions on
this in the archives.
The fastest way to make this work though
is:
Put all of the nant and nant.contrib assemblies and config
files in the same directory.
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Or,
use the . Something like this:
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Just
copy all the contents of the nant-contrib build folder into
nant\bin.
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Title: Newbie User NAntContrib Question
Hi. I'm a brand new NAnt user wanting to use the task that's apparently only available in NAntContrib. I've done a bunch of searching - including through the archives for this list - to find out **exactly what the mechanics are** for getting NAnt to re
That's a shame. I'm a bit stuck for time at the moment - working 12-14 shifts at the
moment :-( As I said, I need to get up to speed with NANT (and dare I say it a bit
more on c#!) before I can start adding much value to what you've already done. Can't
make any promises but I'm going to try and
