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> Robert Schneider
> Sent: maandag 26 september 2005 15:34
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> Subject: RE: [Nant-users] No more development?
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> > builds take place when there are new
Hi
all
I
have a Test Assembly which does some negative testing on non existent files
(i.e. ensuring the application fails gracefully, I originally had these tests
being called through nunit-console, where by they passed fine, but when I
migrated the call over to nunit2 task the tests th
Hmm. That certainly looks right Mark.
I don't have VS2005 on my work machine, so I'll have to have a play when I get home tonight. I don't know if it has changed in 2005 now you can have unreferenced forms, but in 2003, you still had a void Main in the startup form that started the applicatio
Hi Bill,
Here is the build script:
What are you specifying for the target attribute of This needs to be "winexe" of it is a winforms appplication. If you specify "exe" the compiler will treat it as a comnole applicaiton and therefore look for a void Main(). Can you post an example of your build script?
Cheers,
Bill
Ma
I am having trouble building my VB.NET 2005 solution.
This is just an example windows application with a
single form. I have tried:
build:
[solution] Starting solution build.
BUILD FAILED
Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2005 solutions are not
supported.
Total ti
If you include an XMLNS reference in the project element of you build file, and
it points to the wrong place, then you build may well fail. I just spent an
hour tracking downa weird bug which finally turned out to be caused by the
xmlns entry. The problem I was having was caused by an INCLUDE
My
choice has been not to use PostBuild steps wherever possible. I don't like
them as they are opaque to the build process, especially when run within
NAnt. I always write targets in any NAnt build scripts to handle this sort
of post build processing. Reasons are:
- it's a lot easie
I share your concen, I also would like to keep using NANT, as much as I love avoiding using Microsoft products :).On 9/26/05, Hart, Leo <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:It's a reasonable question I think. Besides, there are plenty of
feature requests already logged:http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=4
It's a reasonable question I think. Besides, there are plenty of
feature requests already logged:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=402871&group_id=31650&func=browse
As well as bugs:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=402868&group_id=31650&func=browse
I'm sure there are many of us wonderi
>
> builds take place when there are new features to add
> So which features do you want to add???
I didn't want to push anyone.
I was just wondering why there are no nightly builds anymore.
However, I would expect that if an RC3 exists a final version is
following soon - without adding new fe
Good Morning Rob-
builds take place when there are new features to add
So which features do you want to add???
Martin-
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Subject: [Nant-users] No more development?
I'm just
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> Robert Schneider
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> Subject: [Nant-users] No more development?
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> I'm just exploring nant. Great tool as it seems. B
I'm just exploring nant. Great tool as it seems. But I'm wondering if it
is developed any more. There are no nightly builds since 24-Jul-2005
(that's what I see here: http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest/).
And the RC3 is now 5 months old. Can anyone tell me what is happening?
Cheers,
Robert
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> Unfortunately, the NAnt Wiki has been hijacked by spammers. All links from
> the front page lead to absolute rubbish. Hope someone can fix it.
>
> Mark
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Hi,
I
was able to get to the root of this problem but I don't know the reason for
this.
The
problem seems to be this.
I
have a simple copy command which copies a tlb (auto-generated) from the proj
output
folder to the common binaries folder. This is specified as a post-build
event in the C
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> yamuna jayawardena
> Sent: maandag 26 september 2005 9:30
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> Subject: [Nant-users] NAnt project
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>
> hi,
> I am developing a NAnt build tool using c#.
> I
hi,
I am developing a NAnt build tool using c#.
I want to create a NAnt.Core.Project object.
This gives a run time error
"The current run time framework "net-1.1" is not
correctly configured in the NAnt configuration file."
Does anybody of you know the solution?
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