Figured out the answer to my own question. Have to assign the variable to an
intermediate one. Working snippet:
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.Net Framework 1.1.
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It seems like tasks like and will copy one file, yet report
that they deleted 0 files. Anyone notice this?
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Does nant -projecthelp work for anyone else? It only prints out the project
description, not the list of targets.
Running 0.84 Release, .Net Framework 1.1,
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I've been wondering about this too.
The ideas I've come up with are:
1) Use script.
2) Write an task.
I don't know if there's anything better...
Nick
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We are currently using exec to launch devenv also (moving to the solution
task is on my plate for eventually). The way we test whether or not the
compile failed is to use the task on each output file after
devenv is done (we delete the files before invoking devenv). Hope that
helps.
Nick
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I tried that, but Nant complains that there is more than one root node
in the file if there is more than a single property set.
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Look at the task in the NAnt help.
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Buildfile: file:///C:/Playpens/development/web-sites/mysite/mysite.build
Base Directory: C:\Playpens\development\web-sites\mysite.
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* First line doesn't end in a period. Second does.
* Why not use file:///C:/Playpens/development/web-sites/mysite as the
directory?
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When a build is running it locks the log file for reading. Is it possible to
lock it only for writing? Sometimes, it would be nice to check the build on
a remote machine that you have filesystem, but not display access to.
Nick Varacalli
Also, is there a limitation on the size of the file?
All my mail bodies are truncated at ~ 64K. Is this a limitation of string,
mail, or something else?
Thanks
Nick
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is that I
start running into circular dependencies. Any good pointers on how to
organize large build files/projects?
Thank You in advance.
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The first time I tried something like this, I got tripped up because the
copy task only copies *newer* files. Could your timestamps be at issue?
Nick
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rogramBase, and I couldn't find a suitable overload
for GetResponse.)
Currently, I'm using the workaround of:
http://localhost/crawler.aspx?out=logfile.txt";
failonerror="false">
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This doesn't handle the case where the file is locked by another process and
you legitimately can't delete the file. Your build will succeed incorrectly.
You can do:
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this to fail with a variable not defined message.
Instead:
[if] Failed to created task for 'exec' xml element for reason:...
3) I also seem to remember that the task complains about comment
tasks.
Nick Var
I have also been trying to figure this out, but to no avail. If I don't find
a VS.Net solution soon, I will hack nant locally to recognize .xml files as
.build files.
On a VS.Net related note, is anyone writing any useful macros for editing
.build files?
Nick
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More generally:
a) A variable for the return code of the last task.
b) A variable for the output of the last task.
c) A way to compare values
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While we're talking about return values, what do people think of something
akin to task arguments?
We currently do this with properties, but it would be easier to keep large
build files tidy if we had something akin to local scope...
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