Title: RE: How to avoid repeating commands?
And if your files are all in a given directory, or if you have a way to segregate them from others in the same location, you can use the foreach task with File in the item attribute, as follows :
Title: Re: Nant Support For NUnit For 2.2.5
Hi, Gary
When trying what you advice me to change, I found something very interesting : my test setup works when I am on a local directory, without a single change. Only difference was that I was previously on a network share.
My first thought was
Title: Re: Nant Support For NUnit For 2.2.5
Hi, Gary
Sorry about the misleading reply title. I changed that right, I think, and hope my mail now comes in raw text format as well, so it is easier for you to read.
The content of my tests directory is :
AglNETCommon.dll
AglNE
Title: RE: NAnt-users digest, Vol 1 #1714 - 7 msgs
Hi, Gary
>What is the name of the assembly that contains the tests, not the one
>that contains the code being tested? It's the one containing the tests
>that needs the config file, not the one that you're testing. If the
>tests are in t
Title: RE: Nant Support For NUnit For 2.2.5
My previous message was sent too quickly : I did not see the answers following Timothy's message.
Thanks, Gary, for the help. But I must have missed something, as I cannot get it right. I am NUnit-testing an assembly called TBordNETWork.dll. I adde
Title: Re : Nant Support For NUnit For 2.2.5
Having exactly the same problem as Timothy, here : upgrading to NUnit 2.2.5 made an error with NAnt 0.85 RC3, so I switched to the nightly release of NAnt, and no more error, but no testfixture is found. I tried making bindingRedirects from 2.2.0 to
Title: NUnit 2.2.5 rejected by task
Hello, again
I have a second question on the way to run NUnit 2.2.5 tests with nunit2 tasks. I switched from 2.2.0 to 2.2.5 to be able to compile nunit tests with .NET 2.0, but am now unable to execute them with NAnt. I saw the bindingredirect element in
Title: /keyfile in CSC.exe only .NET 2.0
Hello,
I am using NUnit 0.85 RC3, and have a problem with CSC task, on my .NET 2.0 projects. How can I specify the /keyfile option ? In .NET 1.1, one used the AssemblyKeyFileAttribute in the AssemblyInfo.cs to specify a strong name key. In .NET 2.0, t
