I would have designed it to return false instead of
throwing an exception. I can think of two options:
1. Check the file extension before trying to call
is-assembly()
2. Switch to using inline C# code in your nant script for
whatever that part of your script is doing, and use a
try-catch around
object. This makes
> things very slow to
> > build on the local workstations. I am trying to get
> things switched over to
> > NAnt to speed things up and to make the builds more
> consistant.
> >
> > I guess the best thing to do then would be to create an
> app th
You can write a program that goes through all your
projects' .csproj files and removes the value for the
PostBuildEvent attribute under the
VisualStudioProject-->CSHARP-->Build-->Settings xml node.
If you need the ability to re-enable the post build event
for when developers are working from the
Is there a single-letter abbreviation for the /buildfile:
parameter when calling nant.exe? I think I remember reading
this somewhere but can't find anything about this.
"Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts."
-Albert Einstein
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Why is that mapping needed to compile a web project?
Same goes for the .csproj.webinfo file that VS.NET creates.
"Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts."
-Albert Einstein
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It looks like in your compilation step the .dll gets
compiled to
C:\WebGrid\WebGridDynamic\bin\WebGrid_Advanced_Dynamic_Column_Templates_2005V1_VB.dll,
but in your "copy" target, you are trying to copy from
c:\webgrid\build to c:\webgrid\webdynamic\bin\.
Did you mean to copy
C:\WebGrid\WebGridDy
The method I use for my vb6 projects is a little different.
I will take a look at the thoughworks page to see if some
of their vb6 tools could help me. My method only builds the
.dll's once.
Binary Compatibility:
Each vb6 project has a subfolder called "compat". This
folder holds the current
Never heard of Harvest before, but does it have a command
line interface? If so you can use it from nant with the
task.
Google "nant task reference " for description of how
to use the exec task.
--- "Ahmed, Shabana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>Has anybody used NAnt as a buil
port back. One
> question, do I copy them local to the source or to the
> ouput /Bin directory?
>
> In the interim, are there any other best practices I
> should be following?
>
> --- Giscard Biamby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Have you tried using with vs
tried putting the build to sleep for up to 30
> seconds between builds to no avail.
>
> Any tips greatly appreciated. Please reply to myself
> as well as nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net so that
> the entire list may benefit from your response.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
Flow of my continuous integration process right now is as
follows:
1. CC.NET detects change in StarTeam
2. CC.NET calls nant bootstrapper script
3. bootstrapper cleans working dir
4. bootstrapper labels current code in StarTeam with build
label from CC.NET
4. bootstrapper checks out current code
I have cruisecontrol hitting a bootstrap buildfile, which
deletes my project dir and checks out all the files needed
to perform the build (including the project's nant build
script) from StarTeam, then calls the .build file that was
just checked out.
Everything is working fine except for one thin
Warning you now tha this will be a very long email, but I
think it's a question that some of you must have dealth
with, so hopefully you'll read it. And even if you haven't
dealt with this, it's an interesting scenario.
I'm creating automated build process for a large,
distributed system. There a
I just wrote some code that determines the build order for
a set of vb6 projects. It also outputs an nant script with
a build target that builds in the correct order, and a
clean target that unregisters the dll's in reverse build
order.
So the nant scripts have no build order built in, just
passe
for any losses or damages caused by using
> the tool attached.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
> Of Giscard
> Biamby
> Sent: 16 January 2006 04:31
> To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [NAnt-use
How can I get a copy of the tool Christian wrote? Also I
would like to get my hands on the code/scripts that Subbu
is mentioning in this post:
"Having managed to "get my hands" on the important
bits (thanks Peter/Els/John) it would be unfortunate if I
didn"t do
something to address my particula
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