Hi All,
I am trying to rename a directory within my build. For lack of a Rename task
in NAnt, I tried to attempt using mkdir and move tasks, but it appears that
the move does not recuse subdirectories.
Any suggestions as to the best way to rename a folder. Can the exec task be
used to issue D
Works for me in simple to complex cases. Can you post a small example of how
using include gives you a problem.
Nick
http://www.varacalli.com
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Hi there,
I'm working with a recent nightly build of nant and I noticed that the
schema task is now generating the name of the task as
"properties"
instead of "property". Any ideas on why the name is wrong? I stepped
through the code for the schema task, but didn't have any luck figuring out
wh
i always think of script as a cheat, but i shouldn't :) after all, C# is the most
powerful extension of NAnt.
I assume this has something to do with the fact that we also use the
property task as an element in the task to allow a user to set
specific properties in the newly create NAnt project (while still reusing
the code in PropertyTask).
Scott, can you verify this ?
Gert
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Hi,
Has anyone had experience or shed light with the following scenario
usage of Nant & NUnit?
2 Servers (1 Build & 1 Deployment)
The Build server will run a NANT script to compile all source code
and deploy the new assemblies to the deployment server (e.g. web
server or app server).
How woul