Merrill Cornish wrote:
Ian,
that will give you an "unknown task or datatype" error I'm thinking.
Sounds reasonable. But commenting out the task--which was the original
question--would do that same thing.
uh - no it wouldn't. Commenting out the task will result in it being
ignored
Merrill Cornish wrote:
Bryan,
You could temporarily rename the task to something else--add a "-disabled" suffix to
its name, perhaps.
that will give you an "unknown task or datatype" error I'm thinking.
Ian
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Bryan,
You could temporarily rename the task to something else--add a "-disabled" suffix to
its name, perhaps.
Merrill
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Yes ... you can set a property and then test the condition of that property. So, it
would look something like this:
Here, if 'sometarget.run' equals true then the 'sometarget' target will execute.
Otherwise, it won't execute.
Felice
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