Hello,
the mono installer allows several version of Mono on the same machine
(/opt/mono-x.y.z). How can I tell NAnt which version to use?
Thank you
Julien
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Hello,
NDoc is working fine with NAnt, except for the documenter
ExtensibilityStylesheet that allows users to create custom tags.
I get the error:
Error building documentation.
Error compiling the namespace stylesheet
Error compiling the namespace stylesheet
Can not access
Hello,
I'd like to include files as resources in my assembly. I'm using NAnt
0.85RC3 with Mono 1.1.10
For example:
But I cannot use the id in : I got an error message saying
that id is only available at the project or target level. How can I
assign
Julien Sobrier wrote:
> Hello,
> I don't know exactly what I screwed up, but NAnt is not working on my PC
> anymore. I have Fedora Core 4, NAnt 0.85 RC3 and Mono 1.1.9.2
>
> Here is the error message:
> The NAnt configuration file (/usr/share/NAnt/bin/NAnt.exe.config) does
Hello,
I don't know exactly what I screwed up, but NAnt is not working on my PC
anymore. I have Fedora Core 4, NAnt 0.85 RC3 and Mono 1.1.9.2
Here is the error message:
The NAnt configuration file (/usr/share/NAnt/bin/NAnt.exe.config) does
not have a node for the current runtime framework.
Pleas
Hello,
Is it possible to use the GAC to reference libraries needed to compile
my files? I went through the NAnt documentation, I couldn't figure out
to make a reference to a library in the GAC.
Thank you
Julien
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Hello,
I cannot not run several NUnit test in a row:
Only the first test is executed. I also tried:
Same thing, only t
Gary Feldman a écrit :
This looks like a good idea, but could be difficult to do generally
across all tasks.
In the meantime, a simple approach that works today is to duplicate the
task invocation with if/unless attributes, and use a property to
indicate which to do:
In the setup targets:
Hello,
From the same source files, I need to create a couple of builds for
different frameworks, different debug values, ... and 1 with a doc.
So I define the main build:
Then, for each build I want to create, I set-up the properties and do a
to "build":
This way works fine, except to gen
Hello,
when I create a documentation with the NDoc GUI, I need 2 types of files:
* the assemblies
* the XML files created by the compiler for each assembly
Then I associate each assembly with its XML file in the GUI and generate
the doc.
I now try to do the same thing with Nant.
I looked at the N
Hello,
I actually have the same problem, but I don't understand your
explanation. Do you compile the files with VS.Net?
Thank you
Julien
Wilson, Glenn wrote:
Hi,
Problem solved - it had nothing to do with Nant. I had changed my build
file configuration mode to "release" and had forgotten to c
Hello,
I both build mu projects and generate the documentation with NDoc in my
build file. But Nant always generate the doc first, and then build the
project, even so the NDoc portion is at the end of the build file. It
doesn't seem to be logic since NDoc uses the assemblies to generate the
doc
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