Ok so it had to happen - I found it 14 minutes after I'd sent this email.
Explorer's search doesn't want to find test in the .state file and windiff
reported different in blanks only when I compared the old one and the new one
with 1 in it, because they are unicode. It's completely obvious
aft
I've been mucking about for ages, so I must just be search for completely the
wrong keywords or something, so sorry for the probably dumb question, but can
someone please tell me where CCNET saves the next build number? I've updated
from 0.7 to 0.8 by copying my ccnet.config across and it's gone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Griffin,
Try
Once you've entered an expression context ${}, you don't need to further
escape your properties... you do however need to quote your literal strings.
Hope that helps,
-- Troy
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Hi all,
I just got set up with NAnt and I am a bit stuck trying to do a
particular task. I have a VS.NET solution composed of 4 projects (2
Web projects, 1 console app and 1 class library).
I was trying to use the task to build the solution, it
works just fine, but now I need to generate each pr
Hi all
I come to the dead end trying to make my custom task work with the log4net
logging. Maybe someone can help me.
I've created my own task. The task is using log4net for logging. I'm working
on Windows and wanted to use EventLogAppender to write in to the Windows
event log.
Now the problems
I think there is a small bug in the 0.85 rc2 release. The problem has to do
with the target::exists function. This is the code from my build file from
0.84:
.
In 0.85 rc 2, if I change it to:
.
when nant.settings.currentframework is set to net-1.1, the latter always
I am having a problem converting my build from from 0.84 to 0.85 rc2. The
problem lies in the task. here is my code:
Here is the contents of the Properties.xml file:
Running this works in 0.84, but not in 0.85rc2. NAnt complains about the
Clover.home proper
That's EXACTLY what I am after - brilliant. Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Troy Laurin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 February 2005 14:27
To: Chris Fewtrell
Cc: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Feature Request: Failed/success property
Chris Fewtrell wrot
Chris Fewtrell wrote:
Hi
In build scripts, often I want to carry on executing the script even
though the last task has failed (ie. use failonerror="false") but I
would like to know that the preceeding step has failed so I can do some
different processing to normal.
What do you think of the
Hi
In build scripts,
often I want to carry on executing the script even though the last task has
failed (ie. use failonerror="false") but I would like to know that the
preceeding step has failed so I can do some different processing to
normal.
What do you think of
the idea of having a
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