Dear ALL,
I am having some problem in NANT build.
I am using nuintFramework.dll for one of my project.
When I debug it in C#.Net IDE it is not giving any problem.
However when I try to compile my code using nant build script , it is
having BUILD FAILED.
Saying cannot find reference nunitframework.
I’m new to Nant, so I might be doing something completely
wrong.
I have a build directory and I want to copy a bunch of files
out of there and into a staging directory. I’m trying to do this with
nant 0.8.4, the copy task. and it’s associated ‘flatten’
attribute. All to no avail, the
This raises a really important question. What constitutes a release? I
feel that every new nightly build is really a release since they are
made available to all. The current official release is simply a really,
really old nightly build anyway. I understand projects need to find a
balance between h
Arg! :-)
I'm running NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1762.0; net-1.1.win32; dev; 10/28/2004)
has something been fixed that would effect this?
Thanks,
John
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From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 4:52 PM
To: John Cole; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Su
I think most of us are in the same boat. Gert ... any idea of when we can get
0.85 to be released?
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Deslauriers
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 4:53 PM
To: Gert Driesen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:
Thanks for the help. Unfortunately, I'm restricted to being on a stable
release by management for our prod work.
If it helps, I can try 85 nightly and let you know.
Eric D
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> > The NAnt solution also relies on TLBIMP, which would mean, according
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Hi John,
I have no problem with the attached example.
Gert
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> Sent: woensdag 10 november 2004 21:19
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Nant-users] parameter
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> I'm trying to pass a par
Title: Possible bug with property::exists
You need to enclose the property name in
single quotes when using property::exists, like this:
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Title: Possible bug with property::exists
should
be
John
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Title: RE: Possible bug with property::exists
I figured it out. I needed to change line 2 to:
The quotes needed to be specified around the property name.
Payton Byrd
Trane eBusiness
QED Team
Phon
Title: Possible bug with property::exists
OK, simple project:
[Nant-users] New Type to contribute
Title: New Type to contribute
I have created a new type that I want to contribute (and I have permission from my employer).
I could not readily find documentation on how to contribute, so here's the code:
//
// NAntContrib OptionSet
//
// Copyright (C) 2004 Payton Byrd ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hi Roman, I sort of have an answer for you. The task doesn't directly
support if conditions like how you want, but it is possible.
If you set the display attribute's value to 0 for a feature, the feature
will not be visible to the user. Also, you can add if conditions to the
.
.
I'm trying to pass a parameter to my xsl stylesheet, but I'm having trouble
getting it to work...
Here is my Style task:
I'm not sure if vsslabel directly supports this, but I do know that you
can accomplish this by using the task with ss.exe.
You might want to check out CruiseControl.NET, which does the same thing
that you appear to be doing: applying a temp label, checking out the
temp label, building, and on suc
Title: Problem using on a defined by an
I have the following targets:
RE: [Nant-users] Using NAnt to Run Visual Studio.NET Custom Tools
Title: Message
I'll
submit a bug report as you requested for Crystal Reports, but does the same
solution apply to the MSDataSetGenerator for DataSets?
Thanks,
Leo
-Original Message-From: Gert Driesen
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004
2:56 AMTo:
Not sure if this is possible with the task, but here's the
situation. Basically there are files in a project with an existing label of
"Build". And I'd like to apply a new label to all files in a project that are
currently labeled "Build" with a specific version label, such as "4.0.14.0".
Th
Opps, expression not support in element.
INTERNAL ERROR
The given path's format is not supported.
the build file:
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Hi Mauro,
The documentation should be updated. As of recently, we have both binary and
source distributions. The binary distribution doesn't need to be built. It
will work "out-of-the-box". Just just need to extract the zip file (or
gzipped tar file if you running linux).
Feel free to submit a bu
Hi Sanjoy,
I have checked in some changes to the sharpcvslib binary that might resolve the
issue you are having below. If they do not you can try adding the attribute:
usesharpcvslib="false"
to your task below. This will use your default cvs client instead of
sharpcvslib. Hope that helps
Hi,
I've extracted the nant-bin.zip file to a folder and tried building the
application, but without success. In the downloaded help I have found the
following information.
1) Nant-Help-Introduction-Installation page
"Important: Modify the system path to include the nant\bin folder."
-Unfortuna
Hello,
I need an advise...
Our company sells software components. Every our customer (depending on his
needs) may want to buy different combination of components.
I would like to create a script that would include these components into MSI
file depending on the value (true / false) of some property
FYI : today's nightly build now support multiple filesets for both the
and tasks.
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> Gert Driesen
> Sent: dinsdag 9 november 2004 22:48
> To: 'Blossom, Eric'; 'Hamza Zeen-Aldin'; 'Nant users list'
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