I don't believe there's a specific task, so we do something like this:
Hi,
Using NANT file i am able to create MSI for my project. Whether is it possible
to install the MSI automatically using NANT file.
I have automated the nant build file in our build server.It will create the MSI
in our build server.So every time we have to install the MSI manually. Is there
Just as an aside, some time ago, I uploaded a task to NAntContrib
developers group; I haven't seen any updates since to indicate whether
it was going to be included in later builds of NAntContrib, and the
developers mailing list isn't very helpful on the subject. It's quite
easy to use:
w
Correct.
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Ok, I think I understand now, please correct me if I'm w
Karin,
Can you send me a copy of that solution file ?
Gert
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Hello,
I am trying to get
Ok, I think I understand now, please correct me if I'm wrong, if I compile my
project having a link to the AssemblyInfoCommon and having an AssemblyInfo
the assembly eventually will contain a union of the attributes defined in
both of the AssembyInfos.
Bob Archer wrote:
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> What we do is have t
Hello,
I am trying to get the task to work for me but I keep getting
an access denied error.
I am using the nightly build since I understand that the solution task
does not work with .NET 2005. Here is my build file contents:
http://nant.sf.net/nightly/2007-04-15-0.86/nant.xsd"; >
Cool, regex is certainly an art. I always have to go back to a tutorial
site that I refer to whenever I had to write more than a very basic one.
Here is the link if it is helpful:
http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html
BOb
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THX Bob, I didn't get the multiline to work, but I did the desired results
with use of the \s and \S whitespace and non-whitespace shorthands.
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Try adding options="Multiline" to your regex task.
BOb
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Subject: [NAnt-users] regex: reading across
Hello,
I have a text file. I want to extract all of the lines that are between
two unique strings within the file. I've only been able to extract the
text that's between two strings, on a single line.
The file format is below, as well as the regex task. The problem is
that the regex only reads
I also use the two assembly info file solution and it works great. I
keep all of the project specific info in "AssemblyInfo.cs" and the
shared info in "CommonAssemblyInfo.cs".
For example, the common file looks like:
using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using Syst
But then all the projects will have the same Guid...
Also, how do you link the projects to the AssemblyInfoCommon?
Bob Archer wrote:
>
> What we do is have two AssemblyInfo files. One called AssemblyInfoCommon
> that we link to all projects in a solution. This has static info like
> company nam
What we do is have two AssemblyInfo files. One called AssemblyInfoCommon
that we link to all projects in a solution. This has static info like
company name, copyright, etc. Then we have one that gets genned by the
build with just AssemblyVersion and AssemblyFileVersion in it. You could
do a similar
I would to set the AssemblyVersion in AssemblyInfo, the problem is that using
asminfo I'm having trouble generating the Guid for the assembly in case that
it will be exposed to COM, does anybody have any ideas how it is possible to
generate the Guid or a different way to set the AssemblyVersion?
It did!
Thank you!
Dina,
You're not actually executing the "runGetLatest" target.
Try changing the build target like this:
...
This will cause the "runGetLatest" target to get executed when you run the
"build" target.
Alternatively, you could specify both the "runGetLates
Dina,
You're not actually executing the "runGetLatest" target.
Try changing the build target like this:
...
This will cause the "runGetLatest" target to get executed when you run the
"build" target.
Alternatively, you could specify both the "runGetLatest" and "build" target
o
Hi,
I'm very new to NAnt, I'm trying to do some basic staff with NAnt, read this
article here: http://www.15seconds.com/issue/040621.htm
Having trouble with vssget, it doesn't see to be doing anything, the build
goes successfully, no error messages or anything, but I don't see that it
gets the la
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