Thanks for the help. However, that's a problem. I don't have control
over the Visual Studio projects. The projects' developers control
those. I'm trying to automate all my organization's software builds.
Is there any way I can set this in the task or some other way
in the build script? Will
It's a setting in the project file.
If you are using the nant task to build it, just go into Visual
Studio and choose:
Project --> Properties --> Configuration Properties --> Build
And change the "Output Path". Save the project and it should build to that
directory next time.
P
-Origin
I'm not sure if you are talking about building the VS
solution file using NAnt or not.
If you just want to have the solution configured to
put the build file in a specific location, then you
can use a post build event in the project's build
settings.
ie,
PostBuildEvent = 'copy "$(TargetPath)"
"$
I am building a solution that puts the output into the following
directory structure:
\src\bin\Release\
How can I change this behaviour? I've tried changing the output=
parameter, but to no avail.
I want it to be placed right in: \bin
Is this just a function of the solution itself or my
Set failonerror to false on the
task and use the resultproperty attribute to capture the return code. After
the task has completed, you can use the task to check the
resultproperty and process it accordingly.
-Mike
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Hi, I’ve got a question about the task –
basically, I need the return code that the program returns.
I’m running robocopy.exe externally to copy files
using the exec task. Unfortunately, robocopy returns a code of 1 on success.
I’d like to continue running the nant script on return
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Verzonden: woensdag 15 februari 2006 5:15
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