Re: [NAnt-users] nant copies Unicode files but changes Encodingto ASCII

2007-01-23 Thread Shan Plourde
Hi Gert, thanks for your response! I had set my original relevant files as UCS-2. I am using replace tokens so now I understand why the encoding types were changed. Anyways, now that I am setting the output encoding everything is working great, I should have tried that sooner. Thanks for your he

Re: [NAnt-users] and

2007-01-23 Thread si
> Two other options: use svnversion.exe: [snip] Yup, that's exactly what we do (including deleting the temp file) when performing a nightly or release build...grab the current HEAD revision number and tag/branch against that, so you have a known revision and just in case someone sneaks in a commit

Re: [NAnt-users] and

2007-01-23 Thread Kevin Grover
Two other options: use svnversion.exe: Also, you could use the --xml option to svn info and then read in the xml file. Then you could get all the fields without needed the regex's. However, if you're not in a current working directory, the XML generated by 'svn info

Re: [NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is notavailableor not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Gary Feldman
Bob Archer wrote: > > Yes, I believe you should. I think Nant will target whatever version > of the FW it is running under for builds. And, I believe it runs on > the newest version of the FW that is found. > Off the top of my head, I believe the nant.exe.config file controls how the default fr

Re: [NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is notavailableor not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Bob Archer
Yes, I believe you should. I think Nant will target whatever version of the FW it is running under for builds. And, I believe it runs on the newest version of the FW that is found. But, I could be wrong, perhaps Gert or Gery will chime in an correct me. This is actually a topic that I think ne

Re: [NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is notavailableor not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Mark Modrall
Sigh... Edict from the guy who runs the ops build system. I'm going to see if we can use MSBEE in dev anyway. By the by, if I download the 1.1 sdk (still a half hour to go), should I use -t:net-1.1 on nant as well? Seems like unless I do, nant wouldn't be looking in the right place. Tha

Re: [NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is notavailableor not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Bob Archer
Then it sounds like you only need to install the 1.1 sdk. Although I don't understand why you can't use MSBEE? That would allow a single source project to be used to target both frameworks. BOb From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Be

Re: [NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is not availableor not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Mark Modrall
Our integration build machine has no version of studio on it; only the 1.1 and 2.0 redistribs. As I said, msbuild.exe seems to obviate whatever other tools in the SDK that nant's looking for... Thanks -Mark This e-mail message, and any attachments, is intended only for the use of t

Re: [NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is not availableor not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Bob Archer
You should have the SDK for each fw version on the build machine. If you have Studio that actually includes the SDK's. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Modrall Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 4:58 PM To: nant-users@lists.so

[NAnt-users] Error "SDK for the net-x.x framework is not available or not configured"

2007-01-23 Thread Mark Modrall
Hi... Found a couple of threads where this was discussed obliquely and now I'm tripping over it. I've got a program that needs to be built in both Framework 1.1 and 2.0 (and we've been told they don't want us to use MSBEE), so I have 1.1 and 2.0 versions of the proje