[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem where a target defined in an d build file
isn't being found when I make it a dependency of a target in my main
build file, although the file appears to have been d
successfully. The included build file is valid and runs correctly if I
use it alone usin
On 7/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a problem where a target defined in an d build file
> isn't being found when I make it a dependency of a target in my main
> build file, although the file appears to have been d
> successfully. The included build file is valid and run
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them.The task is really nice but has one or two
wrinkles. I have a
few situations where I have to test whether a particular element exists,
and in a couple of cases I have to do something when a particular
I have a problem where a target defined in an d build file
isn't being found when I make it a dependency of a target in my main
build file, although the file appears to have been d
successfully. The included build file is valid and runs correctly if I
use it alone using the -f command line option.
Kirti,
This question would be better asked on the CCNet-User mailing list [1]
To answer your question though, make sure all your developers are
mapped in the email publisher config section. What I mean by this is
that make sure you are mapping your source control user names for each
of your devel
Hi Nant users,
I am a new user of cruisecontrol & also a new member of this group. Please can you tell me as to how to do i notify a specific developer informing him about his checked-in files causing the build to fail.How do i trace the developer?
If this Qs has been aske
James Jackson wrote:
Hi,
I’m calling FxCop as a Nant task, and want the build to fail if it
returns any errors. However, setting failonerror=”true” does break the
build, but then doesn’t complete the remaining tasks in Nant (calling
Nunit) or Cruise Control (merging the XML outputs). Is th
Hello,
We've got the following lines in our build file and it works fine, no
requirement to have VS.NET 2003 running at the same time.
I hope this helps.
Robert Sanders
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Hi,
I’m calling FxCop as a Nant task, and want the build
to fail if it returns any errors. However, setting failonerror=”true”
does break the build, but then doesn’t complete the remaining tasks in
Nant (calling Nunit) or Cruise Control (merging the XML outputs). Is there any
way to get
