Dear All,
I want to know the following.
1. Get a report from CVS History file for all those files updated after
certain tag date for a given module. There are subdirectories under the
given Module.
2. The script should ask for the tag date.
3.Generated report should contain user name, file name
Dear All,
I want to know can I use NANT to compile VB6.0 code.
In VB6.0 we have the problem of compiling DLLs and OCX files which
very offen breaks compatibility and we have to compile 3 stages.
1.No Compatibility
2.Project Compatibity
3.Class Compatibity
I request to provide me a solution to
Chris,
I can think of one way, but it's not the cleanest. Basically it
reverses the normal kind of looping logic:
Code might need tweaking, it's not tested, but the basic idea is that
the loop will be executed t
Jonathan,
You could use the task instead of target dependencies to
achieve what you are trying... something like...
If you use that in multiple places, you can put it through the
evolution cycle and replace the strings with properties and create a
utility target that you
Hello,
After copying the NAntContrib assemblies to the nant\bin\tasks\net\ directory
as specified in the install README.txt for NAntContrib, I get the following
error when I do a build:
[loadtasks] Failure scanning
"c:\tools\nant-0.85-rc2\bin\tasks\net\CollectionGen.dll" for extensions.
One o
Hi Gert / Ray
I have been able to trace the issue related
to VS.Net post-build events.
I have following post build event command line
in my C# project:
XCOPY /y/i $(ProjectDir)*.cs
$(ProjectDir)bin\$(ConfigurationName)\
It should copy all the source files to compilation
output
I have some unittests that run
completely fine in nunit-gui and nunit-console. For some reason they
fail (or can be a little intermittent) when run from NAnt. Admittedly,
I think the component I am testing is poorly constructed, and may have
some race conditions, but it's driving me crazy why
Never mind. I was working on a build file
in dir A and using a build file in dir B…moron me.
Thanks,
dean
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Thanks Evan, here's what worked for me to get the span of time:
...do some stuff that takes time
~Robert
On Mar 31, 2005 11:50 AM, Evan Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is wordy, but *should* work (i.e. I haven't tested):timespan::get-seconds(timespan::from-ticks(datetime::get-tick
Maybe a better question is how do I do
this
csc /out:temp2.dll /target:library
/reference: /recurse:*.cs
Also, when I run in verbose mode, nant
does not seem to be printing the exact command it executed like above. This
helps a lot in letting me figure out on my own what I did wron
I have the following in my build file
Troy Laurin wrote:
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,
I wish I had known about this! My
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="true". This causes
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