If you mean everything below /rep/full/dist, then you should
just set /rep/full/dist as the basedir of the fileset.
Gert
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I'm using task to pack some files. In the I put everything above /rep/full/dist into the zip file.
Is there any way to avoid the files become with the /rep/full/dist dir prefix inside the zip file?
Eric
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Nope,
Don't work. This is expanded only if it is in node attribute, like
Thanks anyway.2006/9/21, Guy Metz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yes try this
Release: ${releasenumber}
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Yes try this
Release: ${releasenumber}
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Subject: [NAnt-users] Property
values in node value
Hello there,
I
Hello there,
I have a simple question...
I want to use this property value inside a node "text", example:
Release: $releasenumber
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Eric
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Well we do not currently have an projects that are built with 2005 as of
yet, but we are slowing going in that direction for 64 bit support as
well as other advantages and therefore I would also like to have NAnt
updated to be able to handle the solution files instead of having to
msbuild. Doing t
That said, the simplest thing to do is to call msbuild from a Nant build
file to compile your solution. That said, I'm not even sure what you
would gain by having a solution task that supports 2.0 solutions.
1. Automatic project references even if the projects are not in the same
solution.
2. I
