That is the whole point of scoping in XML or a programming language, so this
isn't an issue and you can reuse identifiers in different contexts. If
"include" is the most logical name, it doesn't make any sense to impose
additional rules and obfuscate the meaning.
Ben Mathews
> NAnt should have d
Fred Chang wrote:
I have a xslt setup to filter out some specific tasks by name - to
control our automated build processes. One of the tasks I want to
filter out is , since we don't want our build files to call
other build files. This was working great until I found that
could also have a , which
I have a xslt setup to filter out some specific tasks by name - to
control our automated build processes. One of the tasks I want to
filter out is , since we don't want our build files to call
other build files. This was working great until I found that
could also have a , which effectively breaks
What version of nant are you using?
Is your custom build tool a pre-build
action?
I know pre-build actions do not work in 0.84. They
just don't get called. Does anyone know if they work in 0.85? I have
upgraded, but I haven't tested them again.
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Dan,
This Mono bug (?) was already reported to the Mono team before:
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=63093
However, there has been no activity on this bug report for a few months
already. It might be a good idea to add any additional information you have
to that bug report.
Gert
>
Hi,
Sorry if this is a dup, I'm new to the list.
I'm using NAnt 0.85 rc2 with Mono 1.1.4 on Mac OS X. I can build fine
60-70% of the time, but I occasionally get the following error:
The current runtime framework 'mono-1.0' is not correctly configured
in the NAnt configuration file.
Unable t
Thank you so much! I was barking up the
wrong tree thinking it was the .net framework. I just reran the VSS SP6 and sourcesafe
got what it needed.
Thanks again,
Matt
From: Felice Vittoria
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AM
To: Matt Hulse
Try and run a regsvr32 against C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VSS\win32\SSAPI.DLL
Must have become unregistered when you
uninstalled VS2005.
HTH -- Justin
From: Matt Hulse
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To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Su
I
faced a similar situation after installing several CM Tools for
evaluation. My resolution was to reinstall VSS on the
machine.
HTH,
Felice
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Hi All,
I am having problems with the NAnt build for the
solution that has references to ActiveReports dlls.My
build script is failing and the portion of my error
log file is pasted below:
I have a script that has worked fine for weeks but stopped
today. VSSGET fails with the following error on multiple databases and in
multiple scripts.
The only thing I can think of that changed on my machine is I
had installed VS.NET 2005 Beta and uninstalled it yesterday (I know, my
ba
Timothy Burda wrote:
Can somebody explain to me why this target doesn’t work:
Michael,
Here's what I have found. First of all, NUnit will load
strong-named assemblies just fine, the problem your are describing
occurs when the assemblies are delay-signed and the signing process has
not been completed. These partially signed assemblies fail to load
because they actu
Title: Re: task?
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