Hi
I'm trying following code to recursively get labeled versions from vss. I'm
labeling before the get operation and I've checked in VSS that files are
getting labeled correctly. My labels are of the assembly version format
x.x.x.x.
but I'm noticing that only the root level files are getting br
I'm using vssget and have run into this bug
http://www.mail-archive.com/nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg07025.ht
ml
which links to an MS hotfix article
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837417
but i'm not sure where to apply the hotfix.. is it a server or a client
hotf
It did!
Thank you!
Dina,
You're not actually executing the "runGetLatest" target.
Try changing the build target like this:
...
This will cause the "runGetLatest" target to get executed when you run the
"build" target.
Alternatively, you could specify both the "runGetLates
e "runGetLatest" and "build" target
on the command line:
NAnt.exe -f: runGetLatest build
Hope this helps,
Gert
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Hi,
I'm very new to NAnt, I'm trying to do some basic staff with NAnt, read this
article here: http://www.15seconds.com/issue/040621.htm
Having trouble with vssget, it doesn't see to be doing anything, the build
goes successfully, no error messages or anything, but I don't see that it
gets the la
Hello,
is it possible to get only certain file types with the vssget task, e.g.
*.cs?
vssget works very well but we don't need for example alle the solution
files or project files.
Considering the vssget documentation it seems not possible, am i right?
Thanks in advance.
--
Mit freundlichen Gr
I just started encountering this error yesterday, after months of no issues.
In fact, the AM build yesterday even worked fine but the PM scheduled build
failed. I have spent the better part of the last 24-hrs trying to determine
the cause of this problem. I have the latest stable release of b
thing very similar to what CruiseControl.NET
does already. I’d suggest you look at it if you haven’t already.
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ou
only need to load the Nant.Contrib.Task assembly .. you don't need to add the
other two.
HTH,
Felice
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Title: vssget failed "access denied"
Hi,
I am getting a “access to file denied” error message from our build file. Has anybody seen this before?
I’ve attached our full build file and the failing snippet below. If I just do a latest, no problems writing to the VSS working dir, but we nee
configuration
bit holding you back…
--Edwin
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Security
Hello All
In my Nant Script I am using VSSGET to get
Hello All
In my Nant Script I am using VSSGET to get the latest copy
of my Source Code from VSS.
user="${vssuser}"
password="${vsspass}"
localpath="${deploy.dir}\source"
recursive="true"
replace="true"
writable="t
example you were trying to give relative paths and that confused VSS.
--Edwin
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r anyone else.
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> Felice
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Sanjay,
What
version of Nant and Nant Contrib tasks are you using? Are you using the
latest ( 0.85 ) ?
As
far as localpath and path ... what I like to do is give
utput\${somefile.extension}"
path="$/{project.tree}/${somefile.extension}"
HTH,
Felice
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Title: Message
Hi
all,
A quick question on
getting a file from vss to a local directory.
localpath="Output"
replace="true"
usemodtime="true"
writable="false"
This is now fixed in cvs.
Thanks for the report.
Gert
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Subject: [Nant-users] VSSGe
All,
The current build (8/2/04) no longer successfully executes the
task for me.
What changed?
The following target has been working for months and now gives an error:
Thanks,
Noel
C:\Projects\Storefront-CI>startnant GetSource.Extra
C:\Projects\Storefront-CI>echo
Title: Message
Hi,
I kinda digged
through the archieves - Hence this mail.
When I am using the
vssget task, it gives me an 'System.ArgumentException' during build saying that
the xmlnode has not been mapped.
Following is
the build file:
password="password"
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Subject: [Nant-users] Vssget by label
Date: Thu, 6 May 2004 10:08:26 -0400
I am having problems with vssget when I add the version attribute. When I
add the version attribute only the root project is coming down, not the
sub-direct
Title: Vssget by label
I am having problems with vssget when I add the version attribute. When I add the version attribute only the root project is coming down, not the sub-directories. If I remove the attribute all the files get pulled.
My targets are :
[Nant-users] VSSGet Labeling bug
Hi,
I am using Nant 0.8.3 and VSS6.0c. Here is the issue. When I
recursively label a whole project with many subprojects and with
files at the root of the project and do a vssget by the label, the
vssget task works correctly.
The second time I apply a different label on the same project but
w
this while searching for solutions to their problem and
> apologies if
> it is a complete red herring
>
> Richard
>
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> To: Daniel Nguyen; brian; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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blem and apologies if
it is a complete red herring
Richard
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To: Daniel Nguyen; brian; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and subprojects question or bug?
Daniel,
I just tried it witho
ou try without the version attribute and let it get the
> latest version
> to see if it would work?
>
> daniel
>
>
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al Message-
From: Michael Dang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 5:12 PM
To: brian; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and subprojects question or bug?
Yup, I'm sure the label is applied correctly. I even gave it a new
label.
I tried the VSS command
Working with nant 0.8.3 rc2 and the NAnContrib version included and VSS
6.0c, this works for me, with and without the version attribute specified.
Nick
From: Michael Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and
Yup, I'm sure the label is applied correctly. I even gave it a new
label.
I tried the VSS command line and it got everything I wanted
recursively. Therefore, it must be the VSSGet task with version = to
a label that fails to get all the subprojects within the designated
Path attribute.
Anyone g
Yeah. I mentioned that on a few post about VSS6.0 versions. I am
using VSS v6.0d.
I tried the forward slashes as well and had the same results. :(
I am not sure what version on NantContrib came with Nant v0.8.3 RC2.
How can i tell?
--- brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have seen some pos
Hi,
I am using Nant v0.8.3 rc2.
My variable ${VSSRepositoryPath} is set something like this:
$\nextGen\Code\Core\Components\Component1
Within the Component1 project contains the csproj and .cs files and
the 2 subprojects under it contain some other important .cs files.
I do a VSSLabel task befor
Hi,
I am using this call to get all the files within a specific VSS
repository project (a.k.a. folder). It will recursively get the
files in the root project specified in "path", but it does not get
the subprojects within that root project. Is this a bug or the
intended functionality of only get
Dude, THANKS!Michael Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,I had the exact same problem. With the help from Nick in anotherpost about VSSGET on this forum, I was able to find the problem thatworked for me. Initially, I was using VSS 6.0a and upgraded to6.0d. This resolved the problem for me. I thi
Hi All,
I had the exact same problem. With the help from Nick in another
post about VSSGET on this forum, I was able to find the problem that
worked for me. Initially, I was using VSS 6.0a and upgraded to
6.0d. This resolved the problem for me. I think also 6.0c will do
the trick as well.
mi
l failure on text labels, I'm not sure how to fix the
problem. Otherwise, I have had good luck with the VSS tasks.
Peter
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27;m not sure how to fix the problem. Otherwise, I
have had good luck with the VSS tasks.
Peter
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FetzerSent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 16:24To: Nant
UsersSubject: [Nant-users] vssget - versio
I'm trying to get vssget based on a label working. It works well for me without a label. I'm using nantContrib from 6/3/2003. Here's my .build file:
user="Efetzer" localpath="D:\TestGetLatest\Development" recursive="true" replace="true" writable="true"
uesday, July 15, 2003 17:38To: Nant
UsersSubject: [Nant-users] VSSGET
Does anyone know of a way to use vssget on specific file types?
For example:
user="Dude"
localpath="D:\TestGetLatest\SpecificFileTypes"
recursive="true"
Does anyone know of a way to use vssget on specific file types? For example:
user="Dude" localpath="D:\TestGetLatest\SpecificFileTypes" recursive="true" replace="true" writable="true" dbpath="\\VSS_Proj\srcsafe.ini" path="$/Project/**.css"
sorry for that easy one..
version="name-of-the-label"
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[Nant-users] vssget version labeled
Does anybody know if there is a way to get the files of a
Does anybody know if there is a way to get the files
of an specific labeled version from SourceSafe?
I only know these options:
dbpath="${vss.ini}" recursive="true"
user="${vss.user}"
password="${vss.password}"
path="${vss.path}"
writable="true" replace="false"
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