I am having an issue regarding versioning a Web Deployment Project dll
that is part of a solution.
Using the AssemblyInfo.cs and dynamically generated CommonInfo.cs file
to version the solutions dll's via Nant. This being a Web Deployment
Project I don't see how to link to the common files to app
Hello,
One of the myraid of
version number formats that must be accomidated is the DWord format. This
is a 32-bit unsigned value, with each byte getting one of the fields of a full
version string, e.g., version 3.5.100.7 in DWord version format would be
0x03056407...
03 = 3 = major
ver
magistere schrieb:
> I would instead like shared assemblies to exist on a special folder. All
> projects will reference dlls from this special shared folder and there will
> be no project references. This will allow the nAnt build scripts to place
> generated dlls here and other build should be
I am putting together some nant build scripts to enable rapid deployment.
As well as setting up a version control environment, the tool is Merant
version manager or PVCS, but this should not really matter.
I want to avoid having binary files checked into source control, thus
local .net project
Giscard Biamby wrote:
Warning you now tha this will be a very long email, but I
...[long email elided]...
This question mixes together issues that relate to the source control
system, issues that relate to versioning software, and issues that
relate to the build. I started to respond in
Warning you now tha this will be a very long email, but I
think it's a question that some of you must have dealth
with, so hopefully you'll read it. And even if you haven't
dealt with this, it's an interesting scenario.
I'm creating automated build process for a large,
distributed system. There a
Hi Rebecca,
There is the value NoIncrement for the buildtype attribute. Unfortunately it
does not exists for revisiontype. I'm sure there is a reason for that, but
since I'm also new to those build things I cannot tell you that reason.
However, for your wish there could be a work around. I assu
Title: Version task - 0.85 rc 3
Anyone,
I am a newbie to Nant and am using the version task.
I created a file with the contents: 3.0.0.100
I want the version task to update this file as follows:
3.0.1.100
3.0.2.100
This is what I am doing.
Bruce asked about not incrementing the version file
In my system, the version file is a source controlled file. I cannot
actually increment the version number unless I check it out and check it
back in. In the event of a build failure, I undo the checkout of the
version number file and it au
y 08, 2005 8:48 PM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nant-users] Version
I need to get the version number from a txt file _without_ incrementing
it. (i.e. without altering the version number).
The "version" task is excellent, except that I cannot get it to leave
the version
I need to get the version number from a txt file _without_ incrementing
it. (i.e. without altering the version number).
The "version" task is excellent, except that I cannot get it to leave
the version number "as-is". It either increments the BuildNumber or the
RevisionNumber. You can specify 'NoI
Just curious. At what point will you call NAnt mature enough to be a version
1.0?
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, September 24, 2004 4:55 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] Version for Linux,
>
> greetings,
>
> i'm linux user and i did not found a version of the nant for linux
> different to debian, and i had install mandrake.
>
> Some suggestions and how to compile the source under li
greetings,
i'm linux user and i did not found a version of the nant for linux
different to debian, and i had install mandrake.
Some suggestions and how to compile the source under linux, i try to
compile nant with
make linux-bootstrap
and i got the next error
mcs -target:library -define:MONO
Hello,
Does anyone know a good way to (generically) handle version stamping in assemblies
thru Nant?
Ideally, one would pass in a "version number", and the solution task would insert this
into the assemblyinfo.cs (AssemblyVersionAttribute) of each project.
Maybe there was s
: [Nant-users] Version task
to get version without increment/update
I was going to post a
question as to whether or not you could use the version task to get the version
without incrementing it, but I decided to be somewhat self
sufficient and I opened the source.
This feature s
should have
Title: Version task to get version without increment/update
I was going to post a question as to whether or not you could use the version task to get the version without incrementing it, but I decided to be somewhat self sufficient and I opened the source.
This feature s should have be
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Geez... That worked. I must've only gone up to 1.0.0 - which doesn't work.
Thank you,
Jamie
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Geez... That worked. I must've only gone up to 1.0.0 - which doesn't work.
Thank you,
Jamie
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I've tried using the version task... The documentation describes how to call
it ok, but doesn't explain what the &#x
Jamie
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According to the task documenation, the resulting version string
s.
Jarek
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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:31 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] Version Task question
> Does anyone have an example of how to use this? I want to grab the
Does anyone have an example of how to use this? I want to grab the next version
number to do a label in my sourcesafe repository. I'm thinking from the docs the
syntax is
But how do I get a value from this. Is it even possible? Since I'm a newbie to all
this, I know this is probably a sim
great solution (IMO) but it will get you
by for now.
Thanks for the feedback!
Clayton
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Sent: September 19, 2003 7:33 PM
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Version Labeling with NAnt
Hi Ed
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From: Ed Eichman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: September 19, 2003 1:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Nant-users] Version Labeling with NAnt
Hi Guys,
How do I label a CVS version from an NAnt script?
I checked google and the documentation for the answer, but di
Hi Guys,
How do I label a CVS version from an NAnt script?
I checked google and the documentation for the answer, but did not find
anything. I also checked the Ant documentation (just in case they could give
me a hint), and did not see how to do this for CVS.
Thanks,
Ed E
saravanakumar,
From your email subject it seems you are using 0.7.9. Try updating to
the latest version 0.8.1 and if you still have a problem send the build
ouput along with a description of the problem.
Ian
hi nant users,
there seems to be a problem with the touchtasktest.cs
file
hi nant users,
there seems to be a problem with the touchtasktest.cs
file.anybody who has come across this failure when trying to build
nant please let me know and also send me the solution to this
problem.
saravanakumar
NAnt currently runs with NUnit 1.1. Replacing NUnitCore.dll will cause
errors right now. We are looking at moving to the newer NUnit version.
Ian
Daði Ingólfsson wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I was wondering, which version of NUnit does NAnt currently work with?
>I was hoping I could use the latest NUnit 2.0
Hi,
I was wondering, which version of NUnit does NAnt currently work with?
I was hoping I could use the latest NUnit 2.0 version, but I see that
the assembly that comes with the latest release of NAnt is 1.1. So I
guess my question is, can I substitute NUnitCore.dll with
nunit.framework.dll and
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