hmmm, you're right. Didn't think of that
yet.
I'll try to fix it later today.
Thanks !
Gert
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Edwin Gabriel (Firing Systems Engr.);
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Dear All,
I have following VSSget script in my my NANT build script.
1. After geting the source code out of the VSS I want to create a label
in VSS source [Like creating a tag in CVS]. So that in future reference
I could use the tag /label to get that particular code on which the
Hi,
When I tried to use makeiisdir, I gt such error messages:
C:\eApp\Source\Current\AFTWeb.build(358,10):
Error creating virtual directory 'test' on 'localhost:80'.:
NAnt.Core.BuildException: C:\eApp\Source\Current\AFTWeb.build(358,10):
Error creating virtual directory 'test' on 'localhost:80'. --
So, using the verbose NAnt setting, I got
to see what it was passing to CSC.Exe – It turns out that this issue
reproduces outside of the NAnt environment. That being said, the fix is to
tell NAnt to include the /noconfig option – This is because there is a
Util Class in one of the default
Although I have not been able to track
down the problem… I have the feeling that this is some how related to
some form of ambiguity. I imagine that NAnt is somehow referencing assemblies
in a way that is not consistent with VS.NET. Perhaps one of the referenced assemblies
(might be a .NET F
Hey all,
I am brand spanking new to NAnt, but I have been able to get
basic CS projects building. One problem I have run into is with a project
of mine that has a class called “Util” – After searching around;
it appears others are having the same problem.
The problem is that when I
J
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Problem
with Move task, overwrite doesn't work?
I could ofcourse
I could ofcourse always use : please send a diff for the
fix ...
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I second that motion! J
Edwin
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Gert,
I
agree ... along with "can you send a small repro" :)
Felice
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Brian,
That issue was fixed since the 0.84 release. Try using a
recent nightly build (http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds).
Gert
PS. I should consider putting that line in my signature
;-)
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Brian,
Sometimes system error messages are generic to the point of being useless. The
"file already exists" may be actually indicating something else.
Can you do the move manually from the command line?
Does the destination directory aleady exist? (It probably needs to be there.)
Is the
I'm having some
trouble using the Move task under 0.84. I specify the move as overwrite="true",
but when the file already exists in the destination, I get "Cannot create a file
when that file already exists.". Seems like setting the overwrite propery
should have allowed me to overwrite the
Hi Paul,
What version of Nant are you using ? Can you try using a recent nightly
build (http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds) as lots of issues have
been fixed since the 0.84 release.
Gert
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Hi,
Apologies if this is something I'm misunderstanding, but I've not come
across an answer in the mail archives. This may also be a little over-long,
but I want to make sure I give as much info as possible.
We're looking to move towards continuous integration and I'm working on
getting CruiseCon
Roman,
Can you provide us a small repro for this ?
Gert
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> Hell
Hello,
recently I noticed one interesting problem with task. In my build
script this task sometimes fails with the next message:
==
[ndoc] Writing project settings to
'C:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1.ROC\LOCALS~1\Temp\tmp11CB.tmp'.
[ndoc] NDoc pr
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> Novemeber version
>
> I finally upgraded from using 0.8
Guess your list is a good start for something to include in the final
0.85 release notes :)
> (7) Is there a way to determine if a dll is a managed assembly? Not all
> my dlls are managed. In the past, running on an unmanaged
> assembly would cause it to fail. The expedient solution was to keep
Your include tag needs to look like this:
The "**" matches on any directory.
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Try using this :
Gert
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Dear All,
I have following nant build script for zipping.
I am not able to zip the subfolders and its content in the zip file created.
It is only zipping files of base folder.
Thanks
Sanjoy
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> Thanks to Gert for answering my previous
Brad,
This issue should be fixed in the next nightly build.
Thanks for the report !
Gert
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Howdy:
I am not too clear on how to build a multifile assembly with
NAnt. I have read the MS docs and see the addmodule stuff, but am
wondering is anyone has a sample.
So far I was able to invoke csc with the module target and
all is well. However, I assume that I can use the modu
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