> >Would it make more sense to create a .config for NAnt and add a binding
> >redirect to tell it to use the 2.2.5 version of NUnit?
> >
> Does it make sense? Yes. Does it work? I haven't gotten it to work.
Ditto.
redirect in .dll.config works [1]
redirect in nant.exe.config fails [2]
[1] NUn
Title: Re : Nant Support For NUnit For 2.2.5
Having exactly the same problem as Timothy, here : upgrading to NUnit 2.2.5 made an error with NAnt 0.85 RC3, so I switched to the nightly release of NAnt, and no more error, but no testfixture is found. I tried making bindingRedirects from 2.2.0 to
Bob Archer wrote:
Would it make more sense to create a .config for NAnt and add a binding
redirect to tell it to use the 2.2.5 version of NUnit?
Does it make sense? Yes. Does it work? I haven't gotten it to work.
I think that NAnt may be comparing the actual version of the assembly
tha
Simon Thorogood schrieb:
> Hi - can anybody point me to a good online resource with samples of using the
> nantcontrib svn, svn-checkout etc. tasks to implement a continuous build
> using a subversion repository.
>
> The nantcontrib docs on this subject are rather brief.
Well, I used (for quic
Would it make more sense to create a .config for NAnt and add a binding
redirect to tell it to use the 2.2.5 version of NUnit?
BOb
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Timothy Burda wrote:
Recently, I converted to Nunit v2.2.5 and my unit tests stopped running.
...
Is there something I need to do additionally to make Nunit 2.2.5
work from within my Nant script.?
Yes. Create a config file for the .dll containing tests if you don't
already have one, and
I have a solution
that includes a web project that is set not be compiled for both my debug and
release configurations. When I tried to compile the solution with the
task, it failed and noted the fix. I then tried
to exclude the project explicitly...
That didn't work,
either - sam
I’ve been using Nant 0.85 RC 3 with Nant v2.2.0 to
nightly unit testing on my project. Everything had been working as expected.
Recently, I converted to Nunit v2.2.5 and my unit tests
stopped running.
The symptom is that from within my Nant script the unit test
portion of the script
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> Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] .NET 2.0 release compatibility
>
> Gert Driesen wrote:
>
> >Gary,
> >
> >Y
Gert Driesen wrote:
Gary,
You (or someone else) would help us by making an inventory of bugs (from our
bugtracker) that need to be fixed before we release RC4.
Is there an objective criterion for the first triage, e.g. staring with
just the priority 8 and 9 bugs, checking to see if they're
Tim Mayert wrote:
the solution exists before building all the projects then my validation
step will give me a false positive, meaning that it will show the
correct files that failed to build, but some of the files are listed
because they were to be created, but the solution exited before those
p
Any blog or links on changes with respect to .NET 2.0 for NAnt and
CruiseControl.NET?
"Lessons learned" will be really useful.
Thank you very much.
Manish.
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I am still looking into the issue of the [solution] task exiting after
the first error, instead of continuing to build the remainder of the
solution file.
I seem to remember that the solution task did continue on errors. But
some of the errors were "fatal" for it... If the failing task was CS
I am still looking into the issue of the [solution] task exiting after
the first error, instead of continuing to build the remainder of the
solution file.
I would like to know if there are any other settings that I can set that
will allow the entire solution file to continue building, even if on
Has anyone noticed that the last nightly build was December 13th? Or, am
I just looking at the wrong link?
BOb
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Gary,
You (or someone else) would help us by making an inventory of bugs (from our
bugtracker) that need to be fixed before we release RC4.
Gert
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Gert Driesen wrote:
Our next release is definitely long overdue. I hope to find some time for it
soon.
...
All I can say is: have a little patience.
Is there anything that I or other people can do to help? I can't
guarantee that I'll be able to do what needs to get done, but I might,
an
Hello,
I can compile my entire solution in
VS.NET, to I am sure that I do not have a license issue or an installation
error with Data Dynamic's Active Reports.
But when I try to compile it in
NANT using the solution target, I get the following error from lc.exe.
It can't seem to find the refer
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