Hello Simon,
(In addition to the Gert's suggestion.)
>From the message, it appears it is coming from the Oracle Forms program. (I
>haven't used it before.)
Typically when I see a strange message, I would:
1) use task to print out the value of "program" and "commandline"
attribute.
2) chang
Hello Ken,
It should. We just upgraded our NAnt to 0.90 (and still using NAntContrib 0.85)
a couple of days ago, and as far as we can tell, everything is still working.
Regards,
Charles
--- On Thu, 5/13/10, Ken Morse wrote:
From: Ken Morse
Subject: [NAnt-users] Should nantcontrib 0.85 work w
Hello Beth,
Unfortunately, this is a known issue. See bug 2833055.
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2833055&group_id=31650&atid=402868
This bug has been assigned to me, so it will definitely be fixed. I cannot
commit the time frame at this time, but for sure by 1.0 release.
Rega
Thank you everyone for your support.
Markus, could you point me to the post you are referring to? I am interested in
the feedback and users' perception of NAnt & make. Perhaps one of us from NAnt
community should mention the availability of a new NAnt release?
Regards,
Charles
>
> This is rea
Hello Ann,
According to the NAnt document, for most of the DateTime functions, the output
is typically "formatted with the DateTimeFormatInfo for the invariant culture."
I think the proper fix is to allow an IFormatProvider (ie DatetimeFormatInfo)
to be passed as an (optional) argument to the N
Hello Bob,
> I'm not also sure what .Net 4.0 support means. ...
Support for .NET 4.0 means the usual Target and Runtime support, same as what
you see on the for .NET 1.0/2.0/3.0/3.5 on NAnt's homepage.
> Will I be able to move forward and set that value to net-4.0 in .90? How will
> that work?
After a couple months of hard work, we are now ready to start releasing
NAnt again.
First of all, I would like to give a big THANKS to the following people.
For their contribution and hard work in helping us get the project
restarted again. I couldn't imagine this happening without their help
Hello Amal,
The way we do it:
1) Use Hudson as a CI server.
2) Setup different slaves: Windows (.NET), Linux (Mono) -- I suspect there is
Mono for other *nix as well. Perhaps compiling from source if necessary?
3) On each target, check out the source, run nant.
We also use the Linux slaves to cr
