How about this: Create a "procedure" with the common tasks and use a
property as a "parameter"
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Markus Ewald
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 9:56 AM
To: nant
What I'd like to have is a list of the repository paths of all those
DLLs and just let the above block run on each entry of the list once.
I've taken a thorough look at and but I don't see
any way to use them for that purpose. Isn't there something like a /> tag or so that I can use to iterate
Hello Markus,
You can always place the 10 files into a .txt file and then use the
foreach task to read in the files and process each one. IE.
And then the file would look list this.
$/VCpp/DLL/kcsStream/Bin,kcsStream.dll
$/VCpp/DLL/someotherpath/Bin,someotherfil
My NAnt .build files often have blocks like this in them (this one
checks out a file from a sourcesafe repository):
commandline="/s /u kcsStream.dll" failonerror="false" />
commandline="/s kcsStream.dll" />
The bad thing is that there are about 10 files like this that need to be
un
Hello Gert,
I currently do not have anything that is small that can be sent. Even
my one small project requires one other larger Shared Libraries project
to be already built before it can build and therefore making it hard to
send you anything.
And as I was saying if the Shared Libraries project
This isn't nant specific, this is a .net framework problem. I've had similar
problems even just building things in Visual studio. Shorter namespaces helps,
but other than that, it's just a sucky problem with no real solution. I'm
afraid I can't find the link where this was explained in more
Or
value="${framework::get-framework-directory('net-2.0')}/msbuild.exe" />
Simon Thorogood wrote:
I do it like this:
the msbuild.exe path will need be appended to your PATH env var also.
--
Gert
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I do it like this:
the msbuild.exe path will need be appended to your PATH env var also.
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Sent: 02 January 2006 01:53
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] msbuil
how do I call a msbuild task from nant?
tia,
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I have an assembly that is currently built from ~300 source files.
The solution is huge, and the source tree is deep - causing the source paths to be abnormally long.
It looks like nAnt is writing the vbc params to a temp file (which is good) but vbc fails in this case (which is bad).
It appear
Hello,
I have ha problem building a project. We have a solution
with multiple projects so I created one build file for each project and a master
buildfile calling each project build file.
Some of the assembly projects have a name like .Web..dll
It seems to be that the compiler does
Hello,
I have a script that depends on a property being set on the command
line. The first thing it does is ensure that property is set. If it's
not set the script cannot proceed, but I don't want it to end my entire
build (this script is ran in cruisecontrol along with a number of other
thin
Is there any idea on when this may be supported or in which
release? Many thanks…
Hello people,
Is it possible to create a solution build with configuration
“debug:pdbonly”?
Pieter Versteijnen
Developer
netsql wrote:
repost
me 3. I am getting same error using latest build.
How do I get around this?
tia,
.V
ps: I use msbuild to build, and now I want to unit test -- and later
add all to cruise control.
Subject:
Nunit2
repost
me 3. I am getting same error using latest build.
How do I get around this?
tia,
.V
ps: I use msbuild to build, and now I want to unit test -- and later
add all to cruise control.
Subject:
Nunit2 Task
From:
"Ke
Title: Testing if a value is an Int
Is there a "clean" way to test if a property value is an integer? I've come up with a bit of a hack to accomplish this, but this raises an error in my build log (which shows up in my ccnet errors page…).
Here's my hack:
me 3. I am getting same error using latest build.
How do I get around this?
tia,
.V
ps: I use msbuild to build, and now I want to unit test -- and later add
all to cruise control.
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I have a simple question. I am getting this error using NAnt 0.85 (Build
0.85.1932.0; rc3;
Yeah,
Because it's not supported yet, use msbuild.exe with , works fine
for me...
/Tobias
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