hey Mitch, i'm eager to use those xmlpeek and xmlpoke tasks,
i think these are the ones i was looking for :
i have many projects with a logical name for each one.
for each project i need to get a path in my source repository,
a language name (for the asminfo task), and the path of the visual stud
(apologies for the crap formatting of my mails subject and for the spam, damn mail
client... $#à&! )
hi,
you can probably try the following :
- move this source code line from your AssemblyInfo file to a new file (eg
KeyInfo.cs)
[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile(@"..\..\developers.key")]
-
use the version task and the asminfo task !
split your assemblyinfo.cs in two
- one is maintained manually and contains everything but the assembly version
attribute
- the other one will be auto-generated by the asminfo task and will contain the
version number from the version task. thi
hi,
you can probably try the following :
- move this source code line from your AssemblyInfo file to a new file (eg KeyInfo.cs)
[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile(@"..\..\developers.key")]
- whenever you build with NAnt, use the asminfo task to generate this file,
overwriting the old value with what
I have exactly the same problem as you, and it seems not to have been corrected since
then.
I took care of setting the "Copy Local" property of my file reference to "False", but
the
solution task still copies 43 files in my output directory.
There is actually a slight difference of behavi
hi,
i'm using the solution task and it works great.
now, i would like to extract from the build tree what needs to be deployed.
as ASP.Net puts forward the "xcopy" deployment, i'd like to get *ONLY* the files
that are required by my web site.
the techniques I usually see seem a bit hazardeous t
hi,
i'm using NAnt to build my 25 projects VS.Net solution (don't ask me why there are so
many), I just had problems with the resources file names in my Web project (all the
.resx files).
Here is what I got :
System.ArgumentException: Illegal characters in path.
at System.IO.Path.Combine(St
