I am calling nunit-console from within my nant and would like to check if the nunit test passed or failed by searching for the pattern 'failures="0" not-run="0"' in the output xml file generated by nunit-console. How do I search for patterns within a file with nant?
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I'm trying to automate a build for a C++ project. Previously it was in
C++ 6.0, but we're converting to 7.0 shortly. I'm considering writing my
Nant script to use the task to build the 7.0 project. It
seems simple enough.
The only question that remains (which is kind of peripheral) is whether
So
I've seen posts asking this question, and I've always
wondered, can't you just
MSBuild.exe?
I don't have Visual Studio 2005 installed anywhere yet,
or I'd try it myself. But I don't see much need to ever enhance NAnt to work
with VS2005 solutions at all, since MSBuild (which is an XML dri
I have downloaded the latest version of nant.
The .NET version I have is 2.0.50215 and I am using Visual Studio 2005.
When I run nunit on my existing solution file (created with Visual Studio 2005), I get the following message:
nantNAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1932.0; rc3; 4/16/2005)Copyright (C) 2
Hi all, newbie alert.
In the cl task, there is a entry like so:
...
I have several defines that differ based upon which product I'm bui
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I'm about to expand my template based build system to allow one build group file to reference another build group file. Each line in the CSV f
Hi all,
I am using Nant 0.85 & Subversion 1.1. I want to know the way to modify my build script so that it checks out only those files which have got modified every time i run the build script through ccnet.
My build script contains the following;
destination="D:\Buil
