Gary Feldman wrote:
marc wrote:
3) Does there exist an XML Schema or RelaxNG schema I can use to verify
that my XML syntax in the nant build file is OK ??
I can answer this off the top of my head. In your NAnt installation
tree, there's a schema subdirectory that contains the NAnt .xsd
Yes, should have mentioned that as well. The only drawback is you need an
additional VS2005 license if you're executing nant on a build server. I
also should have mentioned that MSBuild comes with the .Net Framework 2.0
SDK, so you don't need VS2005 to get MSBuild.
Andy
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Another way to handle this is to use the exec task on devenv.
I am doing this and it is also working well.
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I'd settle for a release date for the next version :-)
At any rate, VS2005 has MSBuild, so until the solution task is updated for
2005, you could just call MSBuild. this is what I'm doing, and works well.
It also has the advantage of building ALL project types, including
Setup/Deployment projects
Does anyone know when the solution task will be able to build VS 2005
solutions?
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marc wrote:
3) Does there exist an XML Schema or RelaxNG schema I can use to verify
that my XML syntax in the nant build file is OK ??
I can answer this off the top of my head. In your NAnt installation
tree, there's a schema subdirectory that contains the NAnt .xsd for that
version. Al
Lots of people use nant all over the world for 'REAL' projects. Also,
tons of people use C# for 'REAL' projects.
Can't help you out with the C++ tho...
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Is there some way to make a fileset that is a superset of another
fileset. I.e. something like this:
Thanks,
Bill
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I am trying to compile and run a very simple NUnit test from within
Nant, and do not succeed to do so.
I have two-three questions here:
1) Why do I need to include Debian pathes to libs here to find the
nunit.framework.dll ?? Is there another portable solution ??
2) Why do I need to make a
