Definitely something other than CVS. SVN seems to be a good enough SCM that a
lot of people are familiar with. I doubt people will be doing large
branches/merges to warrant getting into git. I wrote a little patch for nant a
while ago and would probably do a few more minor minor things if the co
The only way to avoid it (that I found) - nant source code editing. Just
hardcode compiler version into the task implementation... But it is
the bad solution... Anyway, it works for me:
CSharpCodeProvider sharpCompiler = new CSharpCodeProvider(new
Dictionary() { { "CompilerVersion
Hi Liam,
We use CodeDOM to compile the script, and hence it uses the C# compiler
corresponding to the CLR on which NAnt is running.
The current target framework - as specified using the
nant.settings.currentframework - does not affect this.
I'd appreciate it if you'd submit a (documentatio
yeah, that is odd. I cannot get var to work.
I changed my .config file settings as well to point to 3.5, but still
getting an error.
From: keht
To: liam_ke...@acushnetgolf.com
Cc: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: 10/21/2010 09:49 AM
Subject:Re: [NAnt-users] c# compi
Sorry for unclear explanations... For example, this code returns an error:
I am not exactly sure what you are asking, as your post is a bit unclear.
if you want to use C# 3 features in your app, make sure you have the
proper version installed and your app is referencing them. In addition,
this listserv is not the proper place to post this question.
if you want Nant t
Hi all,
I want to use c# 3.0 features ("var" keyword, for example). But if I use it
in the