Ah, I didn't know about , thanks!!!
-chris
From: Bob Archer [mailto:bob.arc...@amsi.com]
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2011 2:38 PM
To: Chris Fouts; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: Is there a template/example for this setup?
Its really as simple as comparing the current binary to the sourc
Its really as simple as comparing the current binary to the sourcecode using
and only building a project if needed?
I do that in my own builds. We have a tool that builds a database packager. I
only build a new packager exe if any of the SQL schema source files have newer
dates than the curren
I'm playing around with creating a file history that will show file status like
"Out of date" or "Missing" (Starteam-speak). I store this in a file called say
c:\fileHist.txt. Now I want to peruse that file for those words. Is there a way
in nant to do a regex inside file contents? I looked at t
Thanks, but I don't have time to delve into yet another tool now, though I did
d/l the app and perused through it a little.
One thing that will help is if I can setup a nant target that checks for
modifications on a certain folder, similar to the filtered
element of ccnet.
-chris
From: Bob A
CI Factory's scripts do this. IIRC he creates a text file with any changed
files to determine if the project needs to be built. While I don't use CI
Factory anymore I got several ideas from it and learned quite a few nant
tricks. Even if you don't use it, setting it up and looking at the scripts
This is a common architecture so I'm hoping someone's done this before.
Say I have a Windows project with 2 components, each component in its on
directory, like so:
ProjectA
Component1
File1.h
File1.cpp
File1.sln
Component2
File2.h
File2.cpp
File2.sln
I
