Collier, Mike wrote:
I seem to be having some problems with the "if" attribute on a .
I would like to execute the if a specific property evaluates to
"true". I have the following:
try
if="${property::get-value('sql.init')}"
you need to reference the property by name.
Ian
I then recei
Mike,
>>> property::get-value(sql.init)
Should be property::get-value('sql.init') -- note the quotes. Without the
quotes, NAnt tried to resolve sql.init into a value and then get ITS value.
Actually, you can simplify your if-test to ${sql.init} since any non-quoted
property name inside ${ ...
I seem to be having some problems with the "if" attribute on a .
I would like to execute the if a specific property evaluates to
"true". I have the following:
I then receive the following error message:
D:\Development\Projects\Library\Build\library.build(22,3):
Function
hmm well if failonerror is set to true then a task failure will stop the
build meaning that no further tasks will execute regardless of dependencies.
Ian
Daniel Bron wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to setup a task such that it won't run unless another task
has executed successfully? The depends cl
14:30
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> Subject: [Nant-users] Conditional execution
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>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to setup a task such that it won't run unless
> another task has executed successfully? The depends clause
> won't work because if TaskA depends on TaskB an
Hello,
Is it possible to setup a task such that it won't run unless another task
has executed successfully? The depends clause won't work because if TaskA
depends on TaskB and TaskB hasn't been run, then TaskA will run TaskB. What
I want is for TaskA to run if and only if TaskB has already run a
