Chris,
Currently this is not possible. However, I'm strongly considering changing
this behavior (even if this is a breaking change).
Gert
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Su
I'm not sure how you can perform the dependency checking without
actually comparing file modification dates. However, the
task makes this a lot easier than the file::up-to-date function, when
multiple files are involved. Were you aware of it?
Chris
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Hi,
I'm using the exec task to generate a Subversion log file for my current
checkout folder, which I would normally do from the command line as
follows:
svn.exe log >svn.log
Note that the Subversion log file is obtained by redirecting the
standard output of svn.exe to a file. I can achieve t
Hello All,
I've been working with NAnt for about a three months now and along the way
I've learned a lot, but I've yet to figure out the best way to check build
dependencies for external applications. In a perfect world, I would be able
to develop an application in a single language, but I work
