Hi Ed, this is a bug in NAnt. I will try to get a patch checked in for
it today. I did some checking and to get around this to checkout your
head revision you could probably use the date attribute as a work
around. So something like:
Also, sorry when I replied to this before I must ha
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In the VS project file I have:
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Hi Josh,
This should now be fixed in cvs.
Gert
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Using 0.85-rc1 binaries, .NET 1.0a Framework, win2K
The workaround I am using is to quote the path:
Came across this yesterday, thought I'd post it though it certainly
doesn't appear urgent.
-josh
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mkissdir creates/reconfigures *virtual* directories only.
VS.NET does not create a virtual directory for your project: it creates
a *physical* directory in your webtree and adds configuration for it to
IIS. In doing so, VS.NET makes it clear to IIS that the directory is
physical rather than vir
