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> Felice Vittoria
> Sent: maandag 22 november 2004 21:45
> To: Gert Driesen; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Nightly build and release changes
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> Gert,
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> Do you know if NantContri
Here is what I would like,
I would like to be able to check into my source control
system NAnt as well as a copy of the .NET compiler (v1.1 & v1.0). When
developers sync to the project, they will always be syncing to a single controlled
build environment. The trick is…
How
do I te
You should reference the $(ProjectDir) macro (for your source location)
and the $(OutDir) macro (for your destination location), in all VS
projects. This will work in any project no matter what the current
working directory is, or what the output directory is.
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Hi Michael,
Can you submit a bug report for this and attach a small repro to it ?
Thanks !
Gert
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> Nau, Michael
> Sent: maandag 22 november 2004 21:45
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I once tried a setup where I had a few
common targets in an include file. To use them I just needed to include the
include file and then specify the target on the command line or as part of
another target’s dependency list. Perhaps, the problem you’re
facing is different than this… I’ve fou
Gert,
Do you know if NantContrib will be following the same 0.85 release cycle?
Felice
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Subject: [Nant-users] Nightly build and relea
I noticed when I set the outputdir on the solution task to something
other than the default, all of the reference path's for the
PostBuildEvent's are incorrect. We do a lot of copying in our post build
events, things like:
copy /Y
..\..\..\..\..\..\..\External\Verinex.Security.Biometric.Fingerprin
Hey everyone,
I am running into a bit of a road block and
I would like to ask everyone’s advise on the best pattern for a
project. Here are the basics of the project:
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I have 1 “Business Logic DLL”
which must be built first
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I have 1 WinForm EXE which depends
o
Einar,
I don't think NAnt has support of manipulating the PATH env. var.
I would suggest you look into using the EXEC task. This maybe what you need.
Felice
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I think I have successfully used the vss
cloaking feature before. What is this “no permissions on the directory”
bit? In my case I simply cloaked those folders I didn’t want to get and
vss didn’t get them. Of course, they are still checked for modifications
and that’s no good. You can filte
Another way to look at it is that the task "copies" the
contents of the included script into the main script. From NAnt's
perspective there is no "included script" if that makes anysense...
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> Rutger Dijkstra
> Sent: zondag 21 november 2004 12:31
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> Ian,
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> I completely disagree with the proposition that
Is there a way to
set the project basedir for a project file called with the
task. It appears the current behavior is the called project uses the
calling project's base dir.
e
Ian,
I completely disagree with the proposition that the SDK-docs would serve no
purpose for end-users.
The *extensibility* of NAnt is definitely end-user functionality; of all the
things that NAnt has going for it, it is one of the bigger ones. It should
be
possible to create your own tasks, typ
I have been using the task to include an external build file.
However, I would like to pass in the value of a property to this file, in
the same sort of way that the -D option is used to specify a value of a
property from the command line.
Is it possible to pass in a value for a property in an
Hello All
In my Nant Script I am using VSSGET to get the latest copy
of my Source Code from VSS.
user="${vssuser}"
password="${vsspass}"
localpath="${deploy.dir}\source"
recursive="true"
replace="true"
writable="t
Sanjoy wrote:
Dear Ian Mac,
Thanks for your advice.
I will do it and let you know.
However I want to say that my project is made up of many csproj files
and many of them are library types.
They contains many FrmXYZ.CS files, resource files.
I want to know when I do task for the ultimate exe file
Sanjoy wrote:
Dear All,
I am new to NANT. I want to know the compilation script for C#.Net code.
I have following nant script code for compilation.
However I get following errors on compilation.
Buildfile: file:///C:/BldSolu/testbuild.build.xml
Target(s) specified: build
build:
CmpS
Dear All,
I am new to NANT. I want to know the compilation script for C#.Net code.
I have following nant script code for compilation.
However I get following errors on comp
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Sent: 19. november 2004 20:27
To: Høst, Einar; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Choosing c++ compiler
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> From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 19. november 2004 20:27
> To: Høst, Einar; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Choosing c++ compiler
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Wilbert van Dolleweerd wrote:
The VB.NET support in NAnt is better or worse than the support for
C#. Only
the C# compiler itself is different : it references a se
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