I think you would only need to do:
BOb
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Bill
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Subject: [NAnt-users] question
I was expecting this statement to inclu
I was expecting this statement to include all files in ${build.stageDir}
as well as all files in all directories beneath ${build.stageDir}.
Instead, I have to do this:
Is that expected behavior?
This is with 0.85 rc4
olivier.france wrote:
> Ok, but how to define this attribut in which section?
>
> Shall I do it in the .build file, or in a config file in ant installation
> directory?
>
>
Ah, you must be relatively new to .Net programming. In .Net, programs
almost always have a configuration file associated
Ok, but how to define this attribut in which section?
Shall I do it in the .build file, or in a config file in ant installation
directory?
Thanks,
Olivier.
Gary Feldman-5 wrote:
>
> Camus, Olivier wrote:
>> ...
>> Now, I have to deploy it on Windows Local Network in order to make it
>> usab
Camus, Olivier wrote:
> ...
> Now, I have to deploy it on Windows Local Network in order to make it
> usable by all teams members.
> When we reference Nant.exe from network, it failled (cf end of email):
>
> Either we cannot launch Nant from local network ?
> Nor I have to setup a configuration
Hello,
I had implemented
nant for a new project.
It's quite fine for
our usage.
Now, I have to
deploy it on Windows Local Network in order to make it usable by all teams
members.
When we reference
Nant.exe from network, it failled (cf end of email):
Either we cannot
launch Nant from
