Aaron,
Can you please submit a bug report for this and attach a repro ?
I'll make sure its fixed asap.
Gert
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Title: String Compare
I'm attempting to compare a property value to a string:
if="'${build_type}' == ''"
but an error is returned. Could you let me know what syntax I should be using to achieve this. Thanks.
Mark
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I'm attempting to build an existing VS.NET solution which contains mixed
C# and VC++ projects. This solution builds from within the IDE but not
when using the task.
The problem occurs when linking one of the VC++ projects. This project
is configured to add a symbol to the linker command line as
Chris,
Try the task in recent releases of nant-contrib (it is in RC2).
http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/trycatch.html
Note that nant-contrib and nant should be at the same version for
maximum compatibility.
Regards,
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Troy
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Here's the issue:
Our Build Server is separate from our SourceSafe Server. During
our Daily Build process, from time to time, the Build machine will be unable to
get access to the SourceSafe server to check code in or check code out. In my
CheckIn tasks, I have the attribute failonerror="tru
Thanks Mike, but you're right that that's not quite the answer I was
hoping for. My .bat files against nunit-console work just fine and I'm
sure would also, but the point is I'd like to understand why
nunit2 isn't working. Any other ideas? Is this a newbie oversight? (I've
used Ant, JUnit, and NUn
Hi Rick,
It might not be the answer you're looking for, but my suggestion is
'don't use the task' . Instead, use and call the
nunit-console application.
I wrote this up a little bit here:
http://mikeroberts.thoughtworks.net/blog/archive/Tech/dotNet/Howtosetupa.NETDevelopmentTreePart7.html
Mik
I am a new Nant user and have so far been unable to execute
existing nunit tests using the nunit2 task.
I’m using the 0.85 rc version of Nant and have
re-compiled my nunit assembly using Nunit 2.2.
I get the following from Nant:
[nunit2] Assembly was not built using
the Nunit fram
That worked!
Thanks.
Peter Pociask
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> Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Calling nant from
I'm getting different
behavior building my solution from within VS.NET compared to building with nant.
I'm using 0.85-rc2.
In my .csproj file I
have the following reference.
Name =
"Aspose.Excel"
AssemblyName =
"Aspose.Excel"
Hi Ray,
I think I have this fixed in cvs now, but it would be great
if you could provide a small repro (preferrably one that does not compile
without the fix).
Gert
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I finally got around to testing this. Relative paths
do seem to work much better for the C++ includes and the bost build event.
Thanks!
There is one place relative paths still appear broken,
however. That is in Resources->General->Additional Include
Directories. Again, I can work aro
I had similar issues trying to set this up. In IIS, I needed to
configure the site (or virtual directory) running the ASP.NET page to a
new Application Pool. I set the credentials of that App Pool to a user
that could successfully execute the nant script on the IIS machine (in
my case, the local
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