Edwin,
I faced a similar situation not long ago. What I ended up doing was running
the script on the box itself and not using a mapped/UNC drive.
Felice
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Thanks to Gert for answering my previous question about the Onfailure
property. I can confirm that the following project and subproject will
trigger the Onfailure task correctly:
Main Project:
Sub Project:
Let me point out that if you were to assume standard numbering
policies, then none of the NAnt releases would meet the requirement
that it be on a stable release. That's because version numbers less
than one (and the current nightly version is 0.85, not 8.5 or 85) are
normally considered to be pre
Please observe the following output:
[output]
T:\>type default.build
T:\>nant -f:default.build
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1766.0; n
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...
> If I'm not mistaken, Charlie Poole (NUnit) actually did not really
recommend
> upgrading to this version. But I'd have to verify that.
Your recollection is more or less correct. The 2.2.1 release is an
ite
Title: Error trying to check out from VSS
This is an odd error. To me it seems like
it should work. That is assuming that is loaded and it appears
to be loaded… Have you gotten any help on this?
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See, that's exactly my point. I'm not sure that what extent the NAnt
team performs testing. I know they have a relatively large set of tests.
I assume those tests (and new ones as they're created) are executed
prior to a nightly build getting published on the website. What I don't
know is whether t
Gert Driesen wrote:
Tom,
That is indeed the expected behaviour. If you want to avoid specific targets
from being executed more than once, you could use the
target::has-executed(name) function.
I'm not saying this is perfect, but the old beha
Yap.
In fact, there were also some nunit libraries in the bin folder that are in
the framework specific folder, that I've overriden.
Now it works really fine.
I am using NAnt to implement Continuous Integration alongside with
CruiseControl.NET in a project that I'm developing, and with this step,
Title: NUnit 2.2.1
Tom,
If I'm not mistaken, Charlie Poole (NUnit) actually did not
really recommend upgrading to this version. But I'd have to verify
that.
Gert
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TomSent: donderdag 11 november 2004 16:15
Title: RE: [Nant-users] 0.85 Dependency Resolution
Payton,
The target::has-executed() only works on a project
level, and the task actually creates a new project on each
run.
Gert
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Hello Jim,
Thank you for your help. I'm trying to make changes in my script according
to your hint. I found one problem. The next script:
results to the error: "Validation error: The "display" attribute has an
invalid value according to its data type."
I tried also:
and recei
Title: NUnit 2.2.1
I have been upgrading all of my build tools and noticed that NUnit has made another minor release. Are there plans to take this minor release into NAnt 0.85?
- Tom
Tom,
That is indeed the expected behaviour. If you want to avoid specific targets
from being executed more than once, you could use the
target::has-executed(name) function.
I'm not saying this is perfect, but the old behaviour did not
Title: 0.85 Dependency Resolution
With the following targets defined:
If I build target B, I get the following results:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1775.0; nightly; 11/10/2004)
Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Gerry Shaw
http://nant.sourcef
Ok.
And how do I solve this?
I've tried to replace the Ndoc libraries in the Nant/bin for the ones inside
my Ndoc/bin directory, but still doesn't work.
Suggestions?
Pedro Honório Silva.
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From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: terça-feira, 9 de Novembro de
A program filename has '.' chars (for example: aspose.obfuscator),
ExecTask will consider it has directory part in filename, ExecTask
will add basedir as prefix.
Actually the aspose.obfuscator.exe is in path directory. Maybe below
codes will handle this correctly:
// ExecTask.cs
...
public
Hi,
Though I am new to Nant, the problem posed is universal for all software. My
view is that
for the nightly build to be the "official" build it should go through some
kind of
systematic automated testing that ensures the latest changes do not break
the existing
code.
I realise that the automate
Title: task "cleaning up" xml text
Hello.
I would like the task to not "clean up" the xml structure.
For example, if I have the following nodes:
The task would change it to:
I use the task to do stuff with my html pages and so this
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 prope
Title: Error trying to check out from VSS
I am new to NAnt and I am having problems checking source out from VSS.
SourceSafe is on my local drive at c:\vss
I can see and execute from a command line:
C:\>ss dir -F- $/dev/build
$/dev/BUILD:
$_Build
$RAW Client Install
$/dev/BUILD/_Build:
I have the following csc task:
-- Compilation Arguments -->
[Nant-users] Problem with missing assembly references when using
Hi there,
I'm new to nant and am having trouble when referencing .dlls of my own
(as opposed to framework .dlls). I retrieve files from two VSS projects, one for
my supporting libraries and one for a web application that uses those libs. I
save the code files to two directories and create a b
Title: Problem with missing assembly references when using
I'm new to nant and am having trouble when referencing .dlls of my own (as opposed to framework .dlls). I retrieve files from two VSS projects, one for my supporting libraries and one for a web application that uses those libs. I
Dear All,
I am new to NANT.
I am using NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1583.0; net-1.0.win32; nightly; 02/05/2004)
Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Gerry Shaw
I want to use NANT to build my VB.Net Code. So I want to start from the
CVS check out of the code.
However I am not able to check out the code. My NANT scrip
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> Thanks for the help. Unfortunatel
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