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Bill
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nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] csc Task
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I recently moved to a new company and I'm trying to
im
Ken Witmyer wrote:
The developers are understandably not too keen on the idea of manually
maintaining these references in the build scripts. They have proposed
hooking into VS.NET's build process to mine the .csproj files and
rebuild the csc tasks in the build scripts. I'm a bit hesitant
be
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nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] csc Task
Strategies
I recently moved to a new company and I'm trying to
implement NAnt in a relatively complex build environment. My hope is that
I can bring
[Nant-users] csc Task
Strategies
I recently moved to a new company and I'm trying to
implement NAnt in a relatively complex build environment. My hope is that
I can bring some order to a relatively chaotic environment. We have a ton
of different assemblies that make up our business logic
@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] csc Task
Strategies
I recently moved to a new company and I'm trying to
implement NAnt in a relatively complex build environment. My hope is
that I can bring some order to a relatively chaotic environment. We have
a ton of different assem
Title: csc Task Strategies
I recently moved to a new company and I'm trying to implement NAnt in a relatively complex build environment. My hope is that I can bring some order to a relatively chaotic environment. We have a ton of different assemblies that make up our business logic. Any on
