If it is a warning - you can typically turn them off with a #pragma
statment in code.
In VC, it is a #pragma warning, not sure in C# or VB, but I know they exist.
-Jacob
Quoting Brass Tilde :
>> that I want to build with nant. The problem is that our project has a number
>> of errors tha
> In Visual Studio you simply say continue. I am going to try this
> failonerror
> tag and will update you.
The problem I see is how you know if you ignore errors if it is the
expected error or a new/unexpected one?
Personally, I think the best answer here is to fix the compile error(s).
Don't as
In Visual Studio you simply say continue. I am going to try this failonerror
tag and will update you.
gmoney wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I a new to nant so excuse the silly questions. I have a project in VSS
> that I want to build with nant. The problem is that our project has a
> number of errors that
> that I want to build with nant. The problem is that our project has a number
> of errors that I need to ignore. I know that these errors should be fixed,
> but for some silly political reason they need to be ignored and my Mgr is
> over ruling me.
Just out of curiosity, how do you ignore errors?
You can continue the script. On most NAnt tasks there is a property called
something like "failonerror", if set to false the script ignores the failure of
the task and continues. Alternatively the NAntContrib has a trycatch block
which lets you react to the failure. Regardless, with an error wha
There's no support for ignoring errors, and I doubt you'll find similar
anywhere.
From: gmoney [mailto:g.lab...@autodata.ltd.uk]
Sent: woensdag 4 februari 2009 21:18
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] ignoring compilation error messages
Hi, I a new
Hi,
I a new to nant so excuse the silly questions. I have a project in VSS that
I want to build with nant. The problem is that our project has a number of
errors that I need to ignore. I know that these errors should be fixed, but
for some silly political reason they need to be ignored and my Mg
