Gert,
Signing assemblies is an ambiguous term that can mean applying a strong name
to the assembly or verifying the publisher. I am referring to applying a
strong name. We don't store the assemblies in the GAC. Currently, we just
extend some tasks to better suit our environment and we sign (with
I'd rather see the "official" assemblies not signed. One issue is the
version probing that signing adds to the assembly. Although this is
admittedly a smaller issue for Nant since most people don't reference
Nant's binaries unless they are extending Nant.
BOb
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Gert,
Signing assemblies is an ambiguous term that can mean applying a strong name
to the assembly or verifying the publisher. I am referring to applying a
strong name. We don't store the assemblies in the GAC. Currently, we just
extend some tasks to better suit our environment and we sign (with
This is a contentious point. Signing serves several purposes:
1) It implies a degree of security in that in a closed-source model
theoretically only the original vendor is able to sign their assemblies;
2) It is part of a type's identifier and so suggests an adherence to a
particular interfa
Jay,
In general, you sign assemblies because:
a) you want to to store them in the GAC
=> we don't see an immediate need to store our assemblies in the GAC
b) to allow users to verify the publisher
=> our signing key would need to be public to allow users to build NAnt from
source; hence anyone
Nunit is open source and the source is hosted on sourceforge. The NUnit
project provides a signing key (nunit.snk) as part of the source release.
The hosted build that publishes the binary release uses this key to sign the
assemblies. You can use the provided key for your own 'bug fix' builds from
Cheers for that, it helped alot. The problem i'm having now is that each of the NUnit tests are in their respective build file which i then call from the main build file. What i want to do is send a seperate mail for each of the indiviual build files so it only contains information on just NUnits
(blush)
operator error.
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Phil Sayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> w
Phil Sayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> with MSBuild you must delimit the project or solution path/name with
> quotes otherwise you get
> MSBUILD : error MSB1008
I've never gotten that error from using the MSBuild task.
But you used single quotation marks. Should you be using double
quotation
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>>> ok,
>>> I'm using the msbuild task from nantContr
dangit
whadda ya knowi coulda sworn i removed them single quotesoh well.
thanks anywany
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Driesen
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To: Brass Tilde; Phil Sayers; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.n
with MSBuild you must delimit the project or solution path/name with quotes
otherwise you get
MSBUILD : error MSB1008
i'll wait on the bugfix.
thanks gert.
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How about reversing the wrapping (i.e. '"Solution
1.sln"' instead of "'Solution 1.sln'").
Xml lets you quote attributes with either an apostrophe or a quote mark.
If you put the double quotes inside the attribute declaration, the xml
processor will take care of it and the nant plugins probably won'
Phil Sayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> ok,
>> I'm using the msbuild task from nantContrib, but i'm sure the same
>> principles apply to nant, it's just a syntax issue.
>>
>> so my msbuild task looks like this
>>
>> < msbuild project="'${core.source}\Solution 1.sln'" >
I've never had to include
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Subject: [NAnt-users] passing string delimiters
> ok,
> I'm using the msbuild task from nantContrib, but i'm sure the same
> principles apply to nant, it's just a syntax issue.
>
> so
ok,
I'm using the msbuild task from nantContrib, but i'm sure the same
principles apply to nant, it's just a syntax issue.
so my msbuild task looks like this
< msbuild project="'${core.source}\Solution 1.sln'" >
< arg line="OutputDir=${core.output}\" />
< arg line="Configuration=Debug" />
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