Kevin,
Properties set on the command line are always read-only. So, you can't use
command line -D values to "override" script properties. Instead, the script
will have to check for the command line properties. If they do NOT exist, only
then can the script safely set the properties to a defa
I think this was discussed earlier but I don’t
remember the resolution.
I am getting the error:
[property] Read-only property "ppc.user" cannot be
overwritten.
[property] Read-only property "ppc.password"
cannot be overwritten.
In my .build file the property is not marked as
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> Noel Gifford
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> Bryan,
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> This is one way of resetting the readonly property on all files.
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I saw the attrib task earlier... my issue with this task is t
:[Nant-users] Read Only
Is there a way to set the readonly property to false on a directory
recursively before building?
We have source we are pulling down that because there are some readonly
properties set, the references are not resolving (weird
- Original Message -
From: "Michel André" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 11:57 AM
Subject: [Nant-users] read only flags not reset when using target
> When using the solution target to build a .sln file, when refer
Is there a way to set the readonly property to false on a directory
recursively before building?
We have source we are pulling down that because there are some readonly
properties set, the references are not resolving (weird).
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When using the solution target to build a .sln file, when references are
copied to the output dir the read only isn't reset which leads to that
VS.NET cant copy the files after being built with that target.
Is this by design or an error?
/M
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