Likwid,
Try this link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnbda/html/tdlg_ch5.asp?frame=true
Cheers,
Damir
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I agree it's much easier to deploy with NAnt. My point on msi applies to web
apps as well: I found out that when we do xcopy deployment, we get a lot of
garbage on the production machine after a while.
In my experience, most developers don't care to remove files that are not in
use any more, and
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Great, thanks. That'd be useful.
Cheers,
Damir
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I had similar experience with cruisecontrol.net: no
scheduled builds, which is a pain.
We've evaluated draco.net but found that cruisecontrol has
better reporting capabilities over the web. They even had this control panel
thing wh
Title: Newbie question on using nant to push to production
Eric,
The step that moves the results to production is
different than other steps, inasmuch as you should move the tested bits
from test/staging, not re-build the source.
I prefer to use .msi installers for deployment --
you ge
Eric,
Do you have source safe client installed on the local machine? Can you
access the specified srcsafe.ini file from the windows explorer/source safe
explorer?
Cheers,
Damir
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Mark,
take a look at http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=6764362
Cheers,
Damir
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Tim,
I'd suggest using devenv.com /build and start it
through exec task. That is how we do it.
I don't think it's possible to use the solution task
at this point for c++ projects.
Cheers,
Damir
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Yuri,
Use the command line sos client with the task.
Damir
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People hi,
Does anyone know how to
Rodrigo, targets can be conditionally executed with if/unless attributes:
If/unless can be applied to any task, not just call.
You can also use if/unless on the target itself:
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Damir
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Kevin,
Do you have the namespace defined for visual studio intellisense or such in
the file that includes other files?
Damir
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Daniel,
The properties file is just another build file. As you can include build
files, there are several ways you can achieve what you want:
A) In your master build file, include the properties file
B) Include the build file from the user's file with properties
...
C) Execute the b
Douglas,
you can log to a default text log, and then write a target that will send
email to you.
For example:
Since there is so much interest in this msbuild thing, here's the list of
namespaces Microsoft.Build.BuildEngine
When you open the link, click on 'sync toc' to see the rest of
Microsoft.Build.* namespaces in the TOC.
http://longhorn.msdn.microsoft.com/?//longhorn.msdn.microsoft.com/lhsdk/ref/
mic
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