Hm... good idea, Ray,
Currently, rather than copying files I want, I don't copy files I know
I don't want - ie my NAnt task uses file pattern to
ignore things like .cs
However, given that the .csproj file is just XML, it should be pretty
easy to loop over and copy the given files... I think
I have some unittests that run
completely fine in nunit-gui and nunit-console. For some reason they
fail (or can be a little intermittent) when run from NAnt. Admittedly,
I think the component I am testing is poorly constructed, and may have
some race conditions, but it's driving me crazy why
Great! Can a similar change be
made to the task?
I've been meaning to post on this for a while, as building an asp.net
site (where pages have there own .resx files) is PAINFUL!
Troy.
Gert Driesen wrote:
Accelerating Resource Creation on
Hi Mike,
I've just modified the co
have you read the manual?
I haven't tried it yet, but looks pretty straightforward.
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/zip.html
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/unzip.html
S, Gayathiri D wrote:
Hi,
I’m currently using the
ICSharp
Just set the output directory in
your project properties ('build' properties), as you normally would for
Visual Studio.
Troy.
Alexandre Rocco wrote:
Hi all,
I just got set up with NAnt and I am a bit stuck trying to do a
particular task. I have a VS.NET solution composed of 4 projects (2
This should be fixed in
NAntContrib 0.85 RC2. Let me know if it works for you.
Gert
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p4labelsync doesn't seem to call
p4 quite right (I'm using 0.85.1793.0; rc1). If my target is as
follows:
Using verbose logging I see:
[p4labelsync]
p4 -u username -c username_host labelsync
[p4labelsync] Starting 'p4 ( -u username -c username_host labelsync )'
in 'D:\Troy\proje
I guess this thread is a little
long in the tooth now, but I thought I'd share my anecdote - Originally
I too, found myself thinking it couldn't possibly be worth converting
my beautifully scripted batch file to NAnt. I also had a whole swag of
environment variables that I had to manage in my
