dnesday, June 23, 2004 8:54 AM
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] XSLT Generated Build File and deprecated
uptodatefile attribute
If the deprecation messages are getting to you, you could modify the
source in your local copy...
In the file $NANT_HOME/src/NAnt.Core/Tasks/IfTask.cs, delete the
[System.
ld catches up.
-T
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Generated Build File and deprecated uptodatefile
attribute
Yes, it does. And I
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] XSLT
Generated Build File and deprecated uptodatefile attribute
Well, it looks like file::up-to-date falls quite short of
the functionality that
:up-to-date function unless someone mentions that it's already
been done. Until then, I guess you get to live with a deprecation warning
:-)
All the
best,
--
Troy
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Evan ASent: Wednesday, 23 June 20
Title: Message
All,
I've
included an here that is using the deprecated uptodatefile.
NAnt warns that the attribute is deprecated and to use the
${file::uptodate(comparefile, uptodatefile)} function.
In
this code below, it will set the ${build.required} property to false if all
files a
