Is it possible to create a nant file that builds to both versions 1.0
and 1.1 of the .NET Framework? I can accomplish this task with 2
separate processes by setting the -t command option, but not in the same
build file.
Thanks,
-Bill
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Greetings. I've only been 'using' for a couple of weeks, so apologies if there
is a better way to do this.
How about this:
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I'm guessing that you can probably optimize or simplify the proper
I really doubt that this is a nant bug. Please try running
the post build script under cruise control without nant to prove this. I bet it
will still fail (silently).
Xcopy has some issues under certain circumstances, and from
what you write below, cruise control would qualify. Try robocopy
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Subject: [Nant-users] fileset vs. patternset
> Greetings. I've only been 'using' for a couple of weeks, so apologies if
there is a better way to do this.
>
> I'm starting small (!) with a build/d
Greetings. I've only been 'using' for a couple of weeks, so apologies if there
is a better way to do this.
I'm starting small (!) with a build/deploy of 4 websites with several thousand
classes/files to four different environments. It all works beautifully, apart
from a minor niggle. I have to
sanjoy wrote:
Dear All,
I want to know can I use NANT to compile VB6.0 code.
there is a vb6 task in NAntcontrib [1]
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.Clas
sanjoy wrote:
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 na
