> Thank you for a pleasant discussion of NAnt. I'm quite excited to be
> using it and learning about it. I hope that someday soon, I'll be able
> to answer questions here rather than just asking. I've really enjoyed
> the separation of concerns thread too. Nice thinking!
>
> -Kelly
Nothing wrong
Yes, I'm hopeful that C# will be in more places soon as well. I'm very
excited about the mono project, and I'm led to believe that there are
about twenty programmers here in town (Provo, UT) working on it full
time. They should make very good progress at that rate.
Unfortunately, Java still exceed
One thing to remember about Nant is that it is a spin-off of the Java
Ant tool. The java compile, javac, does full dependency checking out of
the box so there was never a big requirement to have dependency checking
(at least for compiling).
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I didn't so much have a question, as an observation. I do see MANY clear
advantages of NAnt over make and shell scripts as you do. My only issue
was just with how it's being presented. It seems that NAnt would be very
good at solving a lot of problems that make would have difficulty
solving. I gues
Hi,
I think the solution to this problem is more to do with the way you manage
your source control processes rather than a technical one. We use labels
within our PVCS repository to label all files associated with a particular
release . Thus, a solution file with a label of say
MyAPP_ReleaseDate
Also, you might want to consider using the csc task to have
more flexibility in what you’re building.
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If
it is in a separate folder in VSS you can open properties and mark it as a
hidden folder (for the user that your script fetches as). The better
solution is to just delete it though.
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Pretty sure nothing like that exists right
now.
Typically SCM purists would say if you
have removed something from the solution you should also delete it from VSS. You
can still view it in the history and all that fine jazz.
But back to reality, if you ever do create
You are using namespaces so I think you have
to declare them to the xmlpoke task.
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Hi
All,
I have
a simple question, perhaps it's just confusion on my part.
My
current NANT script can get the latest from VSS and then do the BUILD based on
the SOLUTION.
All
this grand, I just have one bit of trouble, things that have been removed form
the solution yet are
Richard,
Have a look at the second example in the online doc page for xmlpoke:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest/help/tasks/xmlpoke.html
Gert
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Hi Kelly,
Don't worry - I don't think anyone will take your comments as Nant
bashing.
I would also agree that the general impression reading the "marketing"
is that Nant (and Ant, on which it is based) is a better "make".
I think the pr
Hmm - just tried them both again - same error
>/objects/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Configuration']/constructor-arg/value
>and
>//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Configuration']/constructor-arg/value
here's the target
I'm using RC3
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/objects/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Configuration']/constructor-arg/value
and
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Configuration']/constructor-arg/value
work fine with me
cheers
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> I have the following xml fragment
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>
> http://www.springframework.net";
> xm
I have the following xml fragment
http://www.springframework.net";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.net
http://www.springframework.net/xsd/spring-objects.xsd";>
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