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> Merrill Cornish
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> To: Arnette, Bill; 'nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
> Subject: Re: [Nant-users] More task woes
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> Bill,
>
> I haven't done it r
Hello
I am using sysinfo
task to get the values of environment variables (so I can find things like where
I have installed python on the build machine for example).
I use
Now properties
"sys.env.xxx" are created with all
Bill Arnette wrote:
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To: Arnette, Bill; 'nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] More task woes
Bill,
I haven't done it recent
Ian MacLean wrote:
No, I mean targets. But according to the docs, tasks defined at the
project level should be run when at the point the file is included.
So I
put an task at the project level in my included file and it
doesn't
get run. I also tried putting a in the included file and
then
> Ian MacLean wrote:
>
>
> > I tried it out and discovered that if you omit the xmlns
> attribute on
> > the project in the main build file, it then works. Further testing
> > reveals that if both the main and included build file have the
> > identical xmlns attribute, it also works. Gary
>
Title: Solution building obj's but not dll
I have a solution file that has a couple VC++ projects in it. I managed to fix the last problem of it giving me a nullreference, but now I’m on to the next problem. It’s creating the obj’s for the files, but it never creates the dll. I would like
Bill Arnette wrote:
Ian MacLean wrote:
I tried it out and discovered that if you omit the xmlns
attribute on
the project in the main build file, it then works. Further testing
reveals that if both the main and included build file have the
identical xmlns attribute, it also wor
Ian MacLean wrote:
yeah - its implemented as an xslt script now - ie it doesn't execute
any tasks ( included :) ). Perhaps a better implementation
could be written that processes the includes as well. It could
probably be done with xslt but that may not be the best approach.
Do you want to lo
> Ian MacLean wrote:
>
> >>
> > yeah - its implemented as an xslt script now - ie it
> doesn't execute
> > any tasks ( included :) ). Perhaps a better
> implementation
> > could be written that processes the includes as well. It could
> > probably be done with xslt but that may not be the be
I've been using NAnt only for a few days, but bear with me. I'm seeking
direction, not necessarily the answer.
Here's the situation:
- I have a VS2003 Solution that consists of multiple projects. A few
projects have dependencies on the others.
- We maintain our source code in Subversion.
- We
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 10:21:59 -0800, Jeff Rodenburg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My questions:
> - Do I require the individual .csproj files to be current for a NAnt
> build script? Do I have other options to use besides those files?
The csc task can build source files based on patterns, lists,
wha
Title: Accelerating Resource Creation on
Is there a way to accelerate the resource creation on the task. I can see that is calling for all the files included in the attribute. It looks as if resgen is being called once for each files included in the .
I did some testing with calling res
I've been using NAnt only for a few days, but bear with me. I'm seeking
direction, not necessarily the answer.
Here's the situation:
- I have a VS2003 Solution that consists of multiple projects. A few
projects have dependencies on the others.
- We maintain our source code in Subversion.
- We
Alright, so I figured out my problem form yesterday. It helped that I
pointed it to which directory the test was in and boom, were done..
So unit tests are running and I'm happy. but I want the XML output
from Nunit so I can merge that with CC.NET 0.8.
I'm using nant 0.85rc2 (0.85.1869.0)
and
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 16:14:51 -0600, Chris Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alright, so I figured out my problem form yesterday. It helped that I
> pointed it to which directory the test was in and boom, were done..
>
> So unit tests are running and I'm happy. but I want the XML output
> from
Jeez Mike do you just sit on all the lists? =)
Ok, since this is a concern between ccnet and nant then you are
probably the perfect person to ask.
Using your method described in your blog, will cc.net still fail upon
failed unit tests? That was kind of the pretty feature I liked about
the nunit2
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 21:42:49 -0600, Chris Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeez Mike do you just sit on all the lists? =)
Not *all* of them. I leave Cobol.NET to themselves ;)
> Using your method described in your blog, will cc.net still fail upon
> failed unit tests?
Yes - honours non-zero
Forgive me for butting in, but I might have a hint that would help.
I thought CC.NET automatically directs NAnt to produce XML output which
can be merged. If I'm correct, you don't have to do any of this, it
should Just Work.
http://confluence.public.thoughtworks.org/display/CCNET/NAnt+Builder
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 21:58:44 -0700, Kevin Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I thought CC.NET automatically directs NAnt to produce XML output which
> can be merged. If I'm correct, you don't have to do any of this, it
> should Just Work.
If you use the NUnit tasks, that's true, but its not th
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