Hi Joben,
If you use the task, then there's no need to use as the
task will take care of that for you.
But if you want to avoid installing Microsoft Office on your build machine,
then you'll need to manually create the wrapper assemblies (eg. using the
task) on a machine that has Office insta
Hi. I'm a newbie to nant. I'm trying nant to build a solution where
one of the projects references MS Office. I tried to build the project
using nant's solution task. It fails given the error below.
BUILD FAILED
Couldn't find type library "Office" (TYPELIB\{2DF8D04C-5BFA-101B-BDE5-00AA0044DE
52}\
Hi All,
Does anyone have sample scripts or things they have done with strong
naming assemblies?
I have a number of assemblies that are strong named by using the
asminfo task and compiling. However, when trying to Nunit test these
by dynamically loading assemblies with info from a config file the
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 16:46:28 +0100, Marcin Hoppe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> project relies on some 3rd party COM components. These components were
> set up in the same manner on two machines: my workstation and a build
D'oh!
Yes, of course. My brain must have been on vacation. (Mark it down as
having an interrupted night caused by my 1 month old daughter!) I hadn't
thought of doing an equality test checking for false. That's much
cleaner.
I didn't think you would need the .cs files included in the uptodate
test
David,
Can you send me a debug log of your build
(NAnt.exe -debug -logfile:log.txt -buildfile:) ?
If its easier for you, then just send me the solution (including sources,
third party assemblies, ...).
Gert
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Thanks Richard. Here's the modified solution I'm using (doesn't require the
extra rebuild.required property):
I am attempting to
build a C# solution file using NAnt, the build fails with the
message
"Circular
dependency detected.".
The solution builds
fine in visual studio.
I am using the
latest NAnt (build 0.85 rc2) and the same problem occurs when using a recent
nightly build (2005-03-08)
Hi!
I'm using NAnt to compile VS.NET solutions on the build machine. The
project relies on some 3rd party COM components. These components were
set up in the same manner on two machines: my workstation and a build
server. There's no VS.NET installation on the build machine.
It gets easily built o
Parag,
No doubt someone else has already responded... in which
case I hope you haven't been swamped by the response!
You might want to use the uptodate task to set a property
which then causes a rebuild. (NOTE: Since the uptodate task sets the property to
false when we want to force a reb
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I'm surprised this even works without producing an error. I don't see
anything in the documentation that says you can put a build
The in the task are not executed in the specified
order. Consider you have the task below. The Orange.build must be executed
before Banana.build because this depends on that. However, nant seems to
execute them in alphabetical order, and a compilation error occurs because
the Orange dependency st
Hello,
I have a target defined in a MyNAntExtensions.build file, like
this:
The target runs whenever any of the .cs source files have
changed, lik
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