Hi all,
I have an automated build process where CruiseControl.net launches a nant
script when a rebuild is needed. The nant script shuts down the app to be
built, checks out the .exe files from perforce, rebuilds the app, checks the
files back in to perforce, and restarts the app.
Everything is
Are there any limitations or problems with running Nant on 64bit systems? I
will have to perform builds on 64bit systems in the very near future.
Is anybody already doing this?
Thanks,
Jim
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Gary,
Thanks for the suggestion, replacing \n\r didn't work but
string::replace(... , '
', '')
did!
I don't think I can use the arg tags because I have a set of standard
arguments I always use, and then append the specific type parameters for
htmlhelp, html or pdf documents, and I'd like to o
Yup, that took care of it. Thanks!
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To: Joseph Mierwa; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [NAnt-users] Solution Failures using WebMap
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> I just finished trying t
I just finished trying the latest build. It still fails identically. Any
more thoughts?
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From: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 10:52 AM
To: Joseph Mierwa; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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Joseph,
If I'm not mistaken, this issue was fixed since.
Try using a recent version of NAnt:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest
Gert
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Hi,
I’m having problems getting the following to work in nant-0.85-rc1:
Andy Johnstone wrote:
Also, for a linefeed, it's usually \n\r (or is that \r\n). I had a similar
problem when unit testing... i took out the \n, but the \r (line feed) was
still there, and a newline was inserted anyway. You might want to try
taking out both.
You've got the codes backwards.
Also, for a linefeed, it's usually \n\r (or is that \r\n). I had a similar
problem when unit testing... i took out the \n, but the \r (line feed) was
still there, and a newline was inserted anyway. You might want to try
taking out both.
Andy
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