Asm error: File or assembly name ResumeMirror.EAM.AddIn, or one of
its dependencies, was not
Thanks everyone :)
Stephen Tunney, MCAD.NET
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Does it matter if I use
..\.. or ../.. to nant for traversing directories
Why not simplify it and write a small inline C# or VB script in the build file?
Stephen Tunney, MCAD.NET
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Ok, excellent! Thank you :)
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If it'
expression?
If so, why the need for the "${}" at all?
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Bah! Forget I said anything :)
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Hello
fails
And it complains that
'603 != 0' is not a valid value for attribute 'test' of
Cannot resolve '603 != 0' to boolean value.
String was not recognized as a valid Boolean.
Little help? :(
Stephen Tunney, MCAD.NET
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for Linux deployment.
Thanks!
Stephen Tunney
SQA Manager
Resume Mirror Inc.
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I think the underlying issue here is that
encasing a folder/file target in a move with quotes behind the scenes won’t
cause any issues, so that is what the developers did, but if you encase an
entire exec command line in quotes in the task’s code, then you would
probably stil
Title: Exec program can't handle dir name with spaces
I’m not sure if this will work, but
attempt to surround the last portion of your commandline attribute with “"”
I haven’t tried this myself, but I
think it should solve your problems…
Example:
RE: [Nant-users] convert::to-int deprecated
I'm not sure. All I know is that there is no other method that works. And
this "may" be a bug, but the "test" attribute is required. So placing true in
there is the only way to get around it. LOOPHOLE :)
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Not sure about the first question, but as for ifnot, replace
with the following:
buildtarget ')}">
//TODO:
Stuff
Kind of hoaky, but it works :)
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N
Actually, for the first part of your question, check out
${int::parse(value)}
Looks like the functions are attempting to take on a more
.NET look :) Considering you should never use the Convert static methods
unless you ABSOLUTELY have to because they are inefficient.
Steve
I too am experiencing the same problem. Only thing is that I have NOT
upgraded NUnit or NAnt on this machine in quite some time, only
CruiseControl.NET has been upgraded. Would this have anything to do
with it?
Oh, and I added these silly assembly binding changes to my test
assembly's Config fil
I want to be able to see if a service is starting, running, stopping, or
stopped from within a NAnt script. This would allow me to NOT run a
stop command on a service that is not running, and therefore avoid
getting an error when really there is no need to error out.
The "failonerror" attribute i
.
Stephen
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[Nant-users]
While logged on as that domain admin,
can you manage the service without nant? Stop and start it with
Hello All, I’m attempting to stop and start the w3svc service on another machine than where the build is taking place. I’m using CruiseControl.NET to execute the nant script, and the CCNet service is running as a domain admin account. I get the same error while running the build script fro
' is probably what you want.
Cheers,
Stephen
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Subject: [Nant-users] Expression string escape sequence
Hi,
I was wonde
g the nant script that I have created, which simply builds
against the solution task, I am given an error stating the
Interop.XXX.dll is not strongly named, error generating
CSharpProject.dll.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Stephen Tunney
SQA Lead
Resume
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