> thanks for that. While CruiseControl and automated testing are some way off
> on our radar, I hope to find the time to investigate them, especially the
> latter. In that respect, I would appreciate if you could possible provide a
> small sample build file outlining the structure required to carry
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> Hi Mauro,
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> We're also using NAnt and CruiseControl to automate the full cycle.
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> We have a single NAnt build script to :
> - compile (debug/release) the .net
Hi Mauro,
We're also using NAnt and CruiseControl to automate the full cycle.
We have a single NAnt build script to :
- compile (debug/release) the .net solutions and associated tests
- run the unit tests and acceptance tests (both in the form of NUnit
testfixtures), invalidating the build on fai
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> On Thu, 2004-12-16 at 03:16, Mauro Ciaccio wrote:
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> > Given that Nant can start from the source code and
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> On Thu, 2004-12-16 at 03:16, Mauro Ciaccio wrote:
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> > Given that Nant can start from the source code and SQL scripts
> and build th
I've used both Ant and Nant for exactly this purpose.
The only thing I can think that might cause problems is if IIS settings need
to be changed while deploying a project (msi's can handle that, but I'm not
sure how to do that in Nant).
Of course, you can always write custom tasks to do anything
That's the way I use NAnt. It pulls from CVS, compiles, and deploys to a
test site. Along the way it also handles file clean up, custom
configuration, and also logging, and auditing which are picked up by a
custom web site that displays all the test sites. I am also using
CruiseControl to manage
