Markus Ewald wrote:
Hi!
I'm just playing with the Windows 8 Developer Preview and of course, I
installed NAnt, too.
I downloaded NAnt as .zip archive (which means it gets the "mark of the
web"), moved it to my Program Files directory and tried to launch it.
Result was the probably by now well
Hi,
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Markus Ewald wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm just playing with the Windows 8 Developer Preview and of course, I
> installed NAnt, too.
>
> I downloaded NAnt as .zip archive (which means it gets the "mark of the
> web"), moved it to my Program Files directory and tried to
Hi!
I'm just playing with the Windows 8 Developer Preview and of course, I
installed NAnt, too.
I downloaded NAnt as .zip archive (which means it gets the "mark of the
web"), moved it to my Program Files directory and tried to launch it.
Result was the probably by now well-known security exc
The property task documentation shows that the "value" element is a string. So,
I am guessing anything you put into a property is done with a ToString();
You can run this to prove that out:
The results are:
[echo] Add
Hi everyone,
I just figured out why my build script produced a messed up installer: My
version checks were made as string comparisons rather than real version
comparisons (without me knowing this). The funny thing is that this worked
perfectly, but since we changed the version from 0.9.9.0 to 0
