What version of NAnt are you on - 0.85rc3? I had to tweak the source for
nunit2report and recompile before it would work on the newer NAnt builds.
Paul Cowan wrote:
Hi,
I simply cannot get nunit2report to work, and I cannot get find out why.
Does anyone have a working example or any idea
I've never had any trouble with the nunit2 task. What compelled you to
recompile?
Rick Busch wrote:
I am a new Nant user and have so far been unable to execute existing
nunit tests using the nunit2 task.
I’m using the 0.85 rc version of Nant and have re-compiled my nunit
assembly using Nunit 2
Have you tried to use the path the element and replace the
entire element with the updated xml fragment? I'm not sure if that would
work, but it's worth a shot.
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All,
Here's what I want to do.
With xml poke, I want to write an X-path statement which will convet the
below
Forgive me for butting in, but I might have a hint that would help.
I thought CC.NET automatically directs NAnt to produce XML output which
can be merged. If I'm correct, you don't have to do any of this, it
should Just Work.
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/NAnt+Builder
I/We keep references under source control. This way when project files
are checked out the user receives all dependencies. The references in
the project files are relative references, so they always resolve correctly.
Manish Jain wrote:
I would like to know best practice as well as options avail
I am trying to build a DLL which has some static web references in it.
How do I use the task to compile this correctly? The error I get
in files which reference the web service is:
CS0118: 'blah.blah.MyWebService' denotes a 'namespace' where a 'class'
was expected.
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NAnt uses log4net for logging to the console. You can change that in the
NAnt.exe.config file. If you're not familiar with log4net, there is some
documentation on the web site at: http://logging.apache.org/log4net.
Butler, Mark A Mr IPI Gramm Tech wrote:
Howdy All,
Is there any other way to log
If you set the specific framework you want to use in your
NAnt.exe.config file, rather than "auto", then it shouldn't try all
known framework types. Right?
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Is there any way to suppress these messages from occuring or showing in our
cruisecontrol.net log? This is just a
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Mark A Mr IPI Gramm Tech
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 5:38 PM
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Cc: Kevin Williams; Duraiswami, Prabhuram
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Issues with installation of NAnt 0.84
Would someone PLEASE fix the help file? I'm reading the archives and
see n
It is not necessary to "build" NAnt before using. The instructions must
either be wrong or misleading. Think about it - if NAnt can "build"
itself, doesn't that mean it is already built?
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Kirti Krishnaswamy wrote:
Hi,
I a
I have an issue with installing Nant 0.84 on my Windows Server.
Downloaded the nant.zip and unzipped the contents.
You have finished installing at this point.
Tried to run nant in
the folder - I get BUILD FAILED. I tried the same with Nant 0.83.final
version and I get the same result (see belo
anks again for your help.
Thanks
PD
-Original Message-
From: Duraiswami, Prabhuram
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 6:46 PM
To: 'Kevin Williams'
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Build Fails (.85)
Kevin,
Thanks a lot for your reply.
I have stripped down my file to the following just to see
ILED
External Program Failed: C:\Program
Files\NAnt/build/net-1.0.win32/nant-0.84-deb
ug/bin/NAnt.exe (return code was 1)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Williams
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 17:58
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subjec
It was my understanding that before I can use NANT I have to build it then
install it. Is this correct?
...
C:\nant>bin\nant
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1759.0; net-1.0.win32; nightly; 25/10/2004)
This looks to me like you already have a working copy. If you can use
NAnt to build NAnt, it already work
The ExternalProgramBase task (which extends) already uses a
System.Diagnostics.Process :) but has no option ("fork") to skip the
"Join" calls to wait for the process to finish. It seems to me (quick
scan of source code) that it wouldn't be difficult to add functionality
to optionally start a P
Troy Laurin wrote:
There are cons, one being it's harder to insert data into an xml file
than it is to create a new one
I have found the xmlpoke task to be quite simple to use.
I would absolutely love to see this feature added to NAnt, but with a
Subversion flavor in addition to CVS.
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I haven't spent much time with the 0.85 builds, but with 0.84 I've been
able to use:
and it seems to pick the assembly from the current runtime framework
directories automatically.
YMMV
Richard Sbarro wrote:
Just for the record, I solved my problem... I changed the script to
read as follows
Are you calling "nant ende" from the command line? The "build" task is
the default and the others depend on it. This means they will call build
before running, but build will not call them. You must specify those
tasks explicity to get them to run.
HTH
Ivan PavloviÄ wrote:
When I execute follow
I know this is a silly question, which I should know the answer, but
I'll ask anyway.
I've got the latest log4net distribution from
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/, which is 1.2 beta 8. The version is
1.2.0.30714.
The log4net.dll in the /bin folder of the latest nightly build (8/20)
has ve
NoWarn'.
I looked at the file and it appears to already have the Obsolete
attribute set. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
Ian MacLean wrote:
Kevin Williams wrote:
Since I've had no luck compiling the latest snapshot on Mono/Linux,
I'm trying Mono 1.0.1/WinXP. I'm ge
Since I've had no luck compiling the latest snapshot on Mono/Linux, I'm
trying Mono 1.0.1/WinXP. I'm getting the following error:
Internal(1) error CS8018: Could not find the symbol writer assembly
(Mono.CSharp.Debugger.dll). This normally an installation problem.
Please make sure to compile an
Upgrade price from M$.
Ryan Cromwell wrote:
Holy crap! Where did you get VS.net for $29?!?! Should you be
publishing that fact :)
Original Message Follows
From: Kevin Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] What is Nantpad worth?
Date: Mon,
I have to agree. I write software for a living, and I wish them all the
best, but I wouldn't be caught dead paying that much for a simple
editor. I only paid $29 for VS.NET 2K3 Enterprise, and I could retire
that quite easily with nant and a free editor like jEdit or ViM.
YMMV :)
Eric Deslaurie
scratch is
quite a time investment for a product I'm still evaluating.
Kevin
Gert Driesen wrote:
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 6:32 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] compiling on mono
Hello all, list newbie here.
I want to start compiling projects on Mono in Linux, but I'm having
trouble. I have Mono 1.0.1 installed and that seems to work fine. When I
run 'make' in the directory where I unzipped the nightly build, it blows
up on the "Obsolete" attributes for the NUnit1 tasks.
Thanks for answering, Ian.
This is my first time trying to use NAnt in production. We've decided to
use NHibernate, and I want and tasks. Of course,
we need this yesterday.
I'm not clear. Do those tasks exist as part of NHibernate or have you just
created them ?
Sorry. These are provided by H
Helllo list,
This is my first time trying to use NAnt in production. We've decided to use
NHibernate, and I want and tasks. Of course, we
need this yesterday.
I'm having trouble with the task. NHibernate won't work
without some parameters and a log4net section in a config file. I can call
t
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