In VS.Net, when you add a third party component (with the correct .Net
licensing methods used) to a project, you add an entry into the
licenses.licx file. It appears from what I've seen that VS translates this
into some binary form which is used as a resource for the actual compile.
It's unclear h
Eric,
I
have been working with a somewhat complex deployment system so could provide
many tidbits if asked the right questions. Normally, you
should simply be able to deploy a web project by copying all the pages
(as?x) and the dlls from the bin\ folder of the project to your destination
This used to work inside a script tag...
Log.WriteLine("message");
How do I make it work with the recent changes? I have been looking thru the
source code for 45 minutes trying to figure out how to write out messages
from within a script and can't seem to get anything to work.
Peter
Just curious about something:
Why must an XSL file (or whatever your "style" source file is for the
: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 23:07
To: Eric Fetzer
Cc: Peter Lanoie; Nant Users
Subject: VSS tasks] vssget - version=
The vss tasks were originally contributed by Jason Reimer and currently
don't have a maintainer assigned. I don't use sourcesafe a
-- Part 1 --
Hi NAnters,
I was just editing some build files and testing out some things. The
thought occurred to me that certain tasks don't have as useful a message
output as would sometimes be desired. Take the following task:
The typical output is:
[delete] Deleting 1 directo
It
would seem to me from a maintenance standpoint that you should stick with all
developers just building in visual studio. Why push 10 cars when you can
drive one bus? Let VS.Net do the work when you are developing.
Then create a build process on your master build machine that is
twea
Eric,
I
have had similar problems with VSSGET. I have been labeling my projects
when they get built with a build.revision number (.). Following
that, I call VSSGET using that label. I have not had it break on that call
like you are seeing ("Version not found") however I have sin
I
believe that there are some shortfalls to the NAnt task for VSS operations, but
not at the fault of NAnt. I think the sourcesafe COM DLL that NAnt uses
for VSS operations is limited (though it would seem not, cause I would think
that that's what VSS explorer uses). Perhaps I'm just missi
Do you want the email when a particular TARGET fails or when a particular
TASK fails? Either way, try this...
No guarantee that this will definitely work, but if the behavior of the
"nant.failure" target is the same as the regular targets this should work.
I think you are on to something here. I only use NAnt right now to build
release candidate code so don't have the need for multi configuration
builds, but your idea is certainly good.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jaroslaw
Kowalski
Sent: Sa
Hey NAnt-folks,
I've been trying to figure out what's going on with the task. I'm
seeing something strange.
When I do this:
All the FILES in the tree of the basedir are deleted, but the directories in
the tree remain.
When I modify the include to this:
Anthony,
Rock ON! Very nice application. Here are my comments:
* Not to be a stickler but... Can the code editor use a fixed width font and
support the tab key? I'm having nightmarish flashbacks of the pipeline
editor in MS commerce server. (If you are quivering in your chair, you know
what I
Just an FYI on this topic:
I have quite recently tried to get the VSSGet with Label functionality to
work and have had problems. I have the syntax right and don't get any build
failures. When I request a specific label of a VSS project it seems to
ignore it. The docs say you can specify a label
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