I've upgraded nant from 0.84 to 0.85-nightbuild (as of yesterday) and
after that our build system failed to compile our projects. After
some investigation it seems to be that the current directory used to be
changed to the directory of the build file in version 0.84, but in the
latest version that
Rob,
Just to be sure: what version of NAnt are you using ?
Gert
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Can you help me work this out? The token replacement
isn't happening when the file is copied over. I've
tried a variety of solutions, even replacestring
instead of replacetokens, with no luck.
Thanks Leo! using < works for me.
I believe that because the NAnt config file is XML, you need to escape the XML
character
"<", so:
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Subject: [Nant-u
I believe that because the NAnt config file is XML, you need to escape the XML
character '<', so:
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From: Stephen Ho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nant-users] using the < operator c
Hi, I am new to Nant. When I try to use the < operator to compare 2 strings or
numbers, it gives me an error. The > operator works fine. I am using RC3 on
winXP.
Example:
Error Message:
Error loading buildfile. '<', hexadecimal value 0x3c, is an invalid attribute
character.
It runs
Hello Friends,
I write on small target to get latest from vss. Here when i assign path using any variable like ${build.vss.path} then it gives me error like
The "path" and/or "version" is not valid. File or project not found
but when i write full path like this then it is perfect. It giving me
