Shawn,
I actually use couple options to accomplish multiple projects that some
are depending on others for completion. For myself, I'd sometime
include a process to create a temp file and log the result of certain
project(s) that other projects depend upon. I then have task (or custom
task) to p
Gary Feldman wrote:
> Nguyen, Daniel wrote:
>
>> If project B has to wait for project A to complete, can you place a
>> call at the end of the project A to call project B once it's completed
>> its run?
>>
> This works if there's a single path (A then B), but not if there's
> concurrency
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> The way that I do this is to use the task to generate the
> assemblyinfo file on the fly rather than having one in the project.
Or you can use the version control tasks (or ) in NAntContrib to
check out the AssemblyInfo file, re-generate it and then check it back in.
>
I know the help says this:
Note: If you employ filters in your copy operation, you should limit the copy
to text files. Binary files will be corrupted by the copy operation.
But is stripping the BOM really what that means?
Cheers,
Karl P
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECT
I was also asking about looping functionality fairly recently, for
fairly similar reasons. Whilst some of the other replies to your
question may have provided a more suitable approach to your particular
problem, I thought it was worthwhile pointing out how I ended up solving
the general looping pro
