It doesn't. Targets don't have a concept of 'up to date'. That checking
is done at the task level. So the task knows if its build outputs
are up to date or not and decides whether to re-compile or not.
Ian
Bob Peterson wrote:
I'm coming from a "make" background. NAnt's targets are abstract, n
I'm coming from a "make" background. NAnt's targets are abstract, not
tied to real files. Hence how does NAnt know to skip a target that's
already up to date?
\bob peterson
Memento, Inc.
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