Hi,
I have a token, @PARTNUMBER@ defined in a file, and I would like to replace it
during the build process. However I'd prefer to edit the file in place rather
than copy or move to a different file. I've tried both copy and move with the
overwrite=true option, but both ignore the self-copy o
Hi,
I'm trying to make my build scripts a bit more maintainable. Part of
the build script's job is to tag code into svn and export code from svn.
We have a directory in svn called 'thirdParty' to hold our thirdParty
libs.The thirdParty directory holds thirdParty libs for many
different app
Never mind - I found my problem.
I had also just included the xmlns schema attribute in my build file,
however I did not included it in the included build file.
Once I added it there, the properties all worked. This had nothing to
do with my custom function at all.
Beth
Hi,
I have a build file that looks like:
My included build file defines a property called partNumberRoot. My
build script correctly found this property until I included it as a
parameter to a custom function that I wrote. If I tr
I have been able to resolve this issue by downloading the NAnt and
NAntContrib nightly builds from 1/30/09.
(and also by downloading the Cabinet SDK, which I originally did not
have).
Thanks to Gert for his help.
Beth
[NAnt-users] msi task - 'cabarc' failed to start
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Hi,
I'm trying to parse my version property to get the individual elements
(major, minor, iteration, ...). My end goal is to take the information
in the version in a format of 1.2.3.4 and turn it into a string that
looks like "010203" (takes each of the major, minor, iteration and
pad-lefts to
I manually copied cabarc.exe and cabinet.dll to my NAnt\bin directory
and that had no effect. Does your install set any env/registry
variables with respect to the cab sdk?
Are you using NAnt 0.86 (Build 0.86.2898.0; beta1; 12/8/2007)?
Thanks, Beth
Re: [NAnt-users] msi task - 'cabarc' failed to
Gert,
I tried executing cabarc from my build file - that works (at least I get
a .cab file - I'm not sure how the msi file gets generated.)
Executing the msi block gives the same error (pasted again below).
Here's the Distribute target I currently have (with the exec to cabarc
directly):
find the Cabinet SDK?
Thanks for your help,
Beth
Re: [NAnt-users] msi task - 'cabarc' failed to start
Gert Driesen
Wed, 28 Jan 2009 12:07:58 -0800
Beth,
Do you have the Cabinet SDK installed? Can you launch cabarc.exe from
the
command prompt?
Gert
From: Beth Hechanova [mailto:
Hi,
I saw a thread with the same subject approx a year ago in the mail
archive, but I did not see any resolution. I am having the same exact
problem. At the end of this email is the output from running the msi
task from my nant script. I have not done anything with setting a path
(either en
Never mind.
I found that setting the property "nant.settings.currentframework"
will allow me to change the framework from 2003 to 2002. This seems to be
working for me.
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Hi,
I have a product that has different components that are
built with different versions of Visual Studio products – i.e. VC++ 6.0,
Visual Studio .NET 2002, and Visual Studio .NET 2003. I would like to
create one NAnt script that will build all the various components.
I’ve been us
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