Sandeep wrote:
I want to run a common NAnt script stored on a server remotely by
passing some parameters (like system name, source control folder,
mailing list etc.) dynamically.
I am looking for feasible (not requiring much effort :)) options to
satisfy the above requirement.
I assume yo
Sandeep,
When you launch NAnt, you can provide property values on the command line with
the
NAnt -buildfile:nantFilename -D:propertyName=propertyValue targetName
You can include as many -DpropertyName=propertyValue declarations as you want
on the command line that launches NAnt.
Or...
Hi,
I want to run a common NAnt script stored on a server remotely by
passing some parameters (like system name, source control folder,
mailing list etc.) dynamically.
I am looking for feasible (not requiring much effort :)) options to
satisfy the above requirement.
I though of Cruise control .
Luke,
The task does not yet support Mono. We're planning on adding Mono
support to the task after the 0.85 release.
Gert
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> Luke Venediger
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On 5/20/05, Gert Driesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Luke,
>
> The task does not yet support Mono. We're planning on adding Mono
> support to the task after the 0.85 release.
>
> Gert
>
> > -Original Message-
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> > L
Hi,
I'm using Mono 1.1.7's mcs.exe compiler, and I've got a nant script
that compiles a set of VS.Net projects. The problem is that I can't
seem to force the mcs.exe compiler to output debugging information
when it compiles the projects.
I've looked in the nant.exe.config file and tried to add th
Shelly,
You use ${ ... } in a NAnt statement to cause whatever is between the curly
braces to be "evaluated". The simplest evaluation is to just write a property
name. You can also use it to evaluate function calls and so on.
Since everything inside a ${ ... } is evaluated, there is no need t
Shelly,
See if copying your scripts with a filterchain (replacestring filter)
will help you...
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/types/filterchain.html
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/filters/index.html
Note that using filterchains you cannot modify your scripts in p
I want to run a set
of sql scripts while releasing the application. These sql scripts
contain certain variable that need to be replaced while executing the
query. A sample statament is:
"SELECT *
FROM
...vNewHire
hr"
Where I want to
replace
,,
with the respective values stored as
