It did!
Thank you!
Dina,
You're not actually executing the "runGetLatest" target.
Try changing the build target like this:
...
This will cause the "runGetLatest" target to get executed when you run the
"build" target.
Alternatively, you could specify both the "runGetLates
Dina,
You're not actually executing the "runGetLatest" target.
Try changing the build target like this:
...
This will cause the "runGetLatest" target to get executed when you run the
"build" target.
Alternatively, you could specify both the "runGetLatest" and "build" target
o
Title: vssget failed "access denied"
Access denied errors are usually related
to a lack of permissions to access the share… But if everything works
correctly when you do not include the version attribute then I’m not sure
what could be causing the problem… I’ve seen similar problems when
I
Title: vssget failed "access denied"
Dave,
You
have path="${filename}".
Does
the filename also consist of somethink like the $/Project/FileName.txt
syntax? That's the only thing I can think of.
Also, I took a look at your build file. You
only need to load the Nant.Contrib.Tas
I think I have successfully used the vss
cloaking feature before. What is this “no permissions on the directory”
bit? In my case I simply cloaked those folders I didn’t want to get and
vss didn’t get them. Of course, they are still checked for modifications
and that’s no good. You can filte
example you were trying to give relative paths and that confused VSS.
--Edwin
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Sanjay,
What
version of Nant and Nant Contrib tasks are you using? Are you using the
latest ( 0.85 ) ?
As
far as localpath and path ... what I like to do is give
Title: Message
Sanjay,
What
version of Nant and Nant Contrib tasks are you using? Are you using the
latest ( 0.85 ) ?
As far
as localpath and path ... what I like to do is give an
absolute path to these attributes .. so , something like
this:
localpath="${root.dir}\Output\${somefi
This is now fixed in cvs.
Thanks for the report.
Gert
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All,
The current
Chris,
Which version of VSS are you using ? There is a known issue with in VSS 6.0d
regarding recursive get not wirking. I think a fix is availlable for this,
but i'm not sure.
Regards,
Nick
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this while searching for solutions to their problem and
> apologies if
> it is a complete red herring
>
> Richard
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blem and apologies if
it is a complete red herring
Richard
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Daniel,
I just tried it witho
ou try without the version attribute and let it get the
> latest version
> to see if it would work?
>
> daniel
>
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Yup, I'm sure the label is applied correctly. I even gave it a new
label.
I tried the VSS command
Working with nant 0.8.3 rc2 and the NAnContrib version included and VSS
6.0c, this works for me, with and without the version attribute specified.
Nick
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Subject: RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and
Yup, I'm sure the label is applied correctly. I even gave it a new
label.
I tried the VSS command line and it got everything I wanted
recursively. Therefore, it must be the VSSGet task with version = to
a label that fails to get all the subprojects within the designated
Path attribute.
Anyone g
Yeah. I mentioned that on a few post about VSS6.0 versions. I am
using VSS v6.0d.
I tried the forward slashes as well and had the same results. :(
I am not sure what version on NantContrib came with Nant v0.8.3 RC2.
How can i tell?
--- brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have seen some pos
Hi,
I am using Nant v0.8.3 rc2.
My variable ${VSSRepositoryPath} is set something like this:
$\nextGen\Code\Core\Components\Component1
Within the Component1 project contains the csproj and .cs files and
the 2 subprojects under it contain some other important .cs files.
I do a VSSLabel task befor
Dude, THANKS!Michael Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,I had the exact same problem. With the help from Nick in anotherpost about VSSGET on this forum, I was able to find the problem thatworked for me. Initially, I was using VSS 6.0a and upgraded to6.0d. This resolved the problem for me. I thi
Hi All,
I had the exact same problem. With the help from Nick in another
post about VSSGET on this forum, I was able to find the problem that
worked for me. Initially, I was using VSS 6.0a and upgraded to
6.0d. This resolved the problem for me. I think also 6.0c will do
the trick as well.
mi
Well Peter, I don't know why I tried it, but I did:
user="Efetzer" localpath="D:\TestGetLatest\Development" recursive="true" replace="true" writable="true" dbpath="\\Server\Repository\srcsafe.ini" path="$/Centre/Development" label="Buil
Eric,
I
have had similar problems with VSSGET. I have been labeling my projects
when they get built with a build.revision number (.). Following
that, I call VSSGET using that label. I have not had it break on that call
like you are seeing ("Version not found") however I have sin
I
believe that there are some shortfalls to the NAnt task for VSS operations, but
not at the fault of NAnt. I think the sourcesafe COM DLL that NAnt uses
for VSS operations is limited (though it would seem not, cause I would think
that that's what VSS explorer uses). Perhaps I'm just missi
sorry for that easy one..
version="name-of-the-label"
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[Nant-users] vssget version labeled
Does anybody know if there is a way to get the files of an specific
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