Is there a way to have 2 build files append to the same zip file? Currently,
the zip gets deleted when the second build file runs. I don't see any option in
the Zip task documentation.
thanks
Mike
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The path to the log file in our Nant scripts is passed to nant.exe via the -l
option:
i.e. nant.exe -d:c:\scripts\BuildMe.build -l:c:\logroot\BuildMe.log go
Since this log file name is generated by the calling script is there a way to
get at this path from within my build file?
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I have the following task in my .build file:
Attached is the msbuild file it calls.
Hope this helps...
- Original Message From: "Roy, Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Bob Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSent: Tuesday, October 3, 2006 10:29:34 AMSubject: Re: [N
lease share. Thanks. --> //commit/@revision" file="${infolog}" property="maxcommitrev" /> //comit/@revision: ${maxcommitrev}" /> Michael Craig <[EMAIL PROT
How can I exist a loop? I've tried the following: and also: But the loops keep running through all items. Basically, I'm trying to loop through a bunch of Subversion URLs, and detect if a build is needed based on last commit revision vs my last build revision. But I can'
I didn't read this anywhere, I just know that I need ${} to access a property. Is it documented anywhere, that you don't need to nest the ${}? I imagine a lot of people run into this when doing string manipulation and/or function calls. It seems to me that a general not in the introductory section
I'm having trouble performing multiple string manipulations on a variable. Any suggestions? snippet: http://svn/MyRef/Log4Net" ', 'http://svn', '')}" /> ', '/', '\')}" /> My result only displays this: [echo] http://svn/BeClear/Trunk http://svn/Shared/Log4Net [echo]
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