Properties specified on the command line are read-only. When NAnt sees
your property line it tries to set it and it can't because it is already
read-only. Use a guard to make sure that it is executed only if the
property does not exist. Example:
Notice I used single quotes to specify the p
I'm sure this is something stupid, but I can't figure out how to
overwrite a property from the command-line.
I've got a simple build file.
I run it from the command-line as follows:
nant -D:config=Debug
It always gives me an error:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1783.0; nightly; 11/18/2004)
Co
I've been working with nant for a couple of weeks trying to get
automated builds going in our environment.
I've got two applications that generate the following exception at the
end of the build.
Unhandled Exception: System.AppDomainUnloadedException: Attempted to
access an unloaded AppDomain.
If documentation would warn people about mergemod.dll then it would be
probably good enough. At least better than nothing.
I'm sure I wasn't the first who made this "little discovery" but I'm afraid
that without documenting of this feature I won't be the last either.
Roman
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Roman,
Rather than including the Mergemod.dll w/ NantContrib, or registering the
file. I think the correct way is to just update the docs to say that the
platform sdk is required for the msi/msm tasks.
Jim
> Mergemod.dll is also included in the Platform SDK for WindowsXP SP2
> (version
> 2x of
Paul,
What version of NAnt are you using ? If you're still using NAnt 0.84, I'd
suggest upgrading to one of the recent nightly builds.
Gert
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Gert,
I will agree that this can't be done right now but couldn't a (messy)
workaround be to use the task?
Felice
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> Hi,
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> I'm trying to compile a managed c++ assembly using my N
Hello,
Probably I'm doing something stupid...
The script in attachment works fine. However if I replace the following
line:
id="{3408735E-EA0B-4FBA-9C1E-D520179F400A}"
with
id="${script::CreateRegistryGuid()}"
it fails with the next log:
D:\BuildSc
Mergemod.dll is also included in the Platform SDK for WindowsXP SP2 (version
2x of the dll), and with Orca in the PSDK (version 3x of the dll).
John Cole
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Hi,
I'm trying to compile a managed c++ assembly using my NAnt script on a
co-worker's computer. He normally programs in VC++ 6, but he has installed the
.NET SDK 1.1 as well. Now the problem is that the NAnt script invokes v12 of
the c++ compiler instead of v13 as it should. I don't want to me
Hello,
The documentation for NAnt says "To use NAnt you need the Microsoft .NET
Framework SDK".
The documentation for task says "Requires cabarc.exe in the path".
Unfortunately this is not the whole truth.
Yesterday I moved my build script from computer which has Visual Studio .NET
installed to
Hi Einar,
I think you should start looking at NAnt.Core.Types.FileSet and
NAnt.Core.DirectoryScanner.
Kind regards,
Gert
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Subject: RE:
Hi,
It turns out that using 'asis="true"' alleviates my problem with files
containing 'aA' being omitted from with 'Norwegian' regional
settings. It would be interesting to investigate the source code a bit - could
someone perhaps point me in the right direction? It's a big project!
Kind rega
hi steve,
(i think that you meant to post this to the ccnet mailing list).
(also, the current version of ccnet is 0.7, i think you are confusing
it with nunit).
so, in answer to your question:
while it is possible to run multiple nant targets and to have multiple
triggers within the same project
Hi,
I would like Cruise Control .NET 2.2 to run two different targets. One target
will run whenever there is a new checking. The other target will run overnight
to create a nightly full build. Is it possible to configure this using the
new triggers in 2.2 without creating two separate projects
Hi Loren,
It wasn't really a minor bug, as it also caused problems if you want to
match files in the root directory.
I'll have a fix committed later today.
Gert
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