Sorry, Bob's right. MSBuild can do the unit tests. It's msi installer
projects that require devenv.exe. My bad. :-)
Bob Archer wrote:
> If you run MSBuild via nant, and your sets are part of the configuration
> that you are building, the tests will be run by MSBuild.
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If you run MSBuild via nant, and your sets are part of the configuration that
you are building, the tests will be run by MSBuild.
BOb
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Nope. Tried it. Had to create a custom task.
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You should be able to use the move task to do this.
BOb
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You should be able to use the move task to do this.
BOb
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Anyone have a simple and ez way
MoveFile
The MoveFile function moves an existing file or a directory,
including its children.
To specify how to move the file, use the MoveFileEx
function.
BOOL MoveFile(
LPCTSTR lpExistingFileName,
LPCTSTR lpNewFileName
);
=== 2007-9-29 2:35 08:42 Alan Guedeney 您在来信
Alternatively, if you have Visual Studio installed you can use an exec
task to call devenv with the 'clean' option before building.
Something like this:
It would be nice to have a 'clean' attribute for the solution task though...
Cheers,
Matt
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Xuhui,
You might want to
create a ‘clean’ task to run before performing your
task. This task should delete the bin/obj folders (if it’s
a Visual Studio project) containing all of the .exe’s, .dll’s, .obj’s,
and other compiled assets that you may have. This will then force a
comp
TIA,
I have used NAnt with much success to
build web projects over the last 6 months. Could you include your .build file
so we could look at it?
Matt Hulse
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OK
I guess you
misunderstood my question
let me try again
I have two build
files
Evolution.build
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Sure here is an example-
NAnt.exe -logger:NAnt.Core.XmlLogger
-logfile:buildlog.xml
HTH,
-M
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Sure here is an example-
NAnt.exe -logger:NAnt.Core.XmlLogger
-logfile:buildlog.xml
HTH,
-M
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If I use the nant task, with t
Stable release(0.84): http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/index.html
Latest Nightly (01.04.2004): http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/index.html
Click on Task References for the core tasks. for your specific concern, use
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try http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/index.html . I think you the nant task.
Eric L.
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in NAnt its just
see http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/call.html
Ian
For instance, I'm trying to using the task and that's
not working. I've also tried using and it didn't
recognize that either.
Thanks in advance.
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http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/index.html
this is linked off the nant home page. It also comes as part of the nant
installation.
Ian
Billy Bacon wrote:
Could someone point me to the NAnt docs which provide the Core Tasks that
are available. I know that NAnt is very similar to Ant but t
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I don't think I clearly stated my problem and question.
1) I need a sub-build to set properties that will be available to the
calling build.
2)
I don't think I clearly stated my problem and question.
1) I need a sub-build to set properties that will be available to the
calling build.
2) Using inheritall on the nant task does not seem to work.
3) Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make this work?
I'm thinking my example is clea
To reply to my own message (again)...which probably also resolves my other
issue regarding the include task.
It seems the include task is relative to basedir. If you don't specify the
basedir property the default is to use the directory of the current build
file (thanks to the nant-users archive)
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