From
what I can tell, no. It really is very strange… it only seems to happen
for VERY small projects. My other 4 projects that are over 80k are all fine.
It is just the projects (I converted another one now as well) that are really
small… 1k AssemblyInfo, 2k Class file that have this pro
Aaron,
Can you send me a small repro of this issue
?
Thanks !
Gert
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sizes
Title: Re: [Nant-users] NunitReport or NUnit2Report task with Nant 0.85RC3?
Hmmm... Good point.
I modified the stylesheets in NUnit2Report and used the style task. Works like a charm.
This approach is better than relying on the NUnit2Report or Nunitreport tasks that have an increased chanc
Hi Aaron,
Out of curiosity, are both versions functional? I assume
they are. Have you tried to using ildasm (and similar tools) to inspect both
assemblies?
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Edwin
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Aaron,
One other thought. Do you have a specific application
icon? If not, perhaps Visual Studio is adding in the default application icon
resource, but NAnt isn't? I wouldn't expect that to be 13K worth, but it could
be a contributing factor.
Regards,
Richard
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I've been using NAnt for a few weeks and have migrated our
Win32 app build to it. I'm looking for a way to load a set
of properties from an external file, similar to Ant's
method.
NAnt's does not allow files as a source, so I'm
curious what others have done for this type of solution?
Ant se
Brian,
You can create a NAnt script that contains only statements rather
than targets. Then you can use an task in another NAnt script to
call the properties-only script. All of the properties in the properties-only
script will then be defined in the calling script.
The effect is about the
Hi Jeremy,
Can you send me a small repro for this issue
?
Thanks !
Gert
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nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject: [Nant-users] Solution task
throw
Well this is just crazy. I have use ILDASM to compare the IL of all the code
and it is identical! I also compared the manifests, it turns out the manifest
of the smaller DLL is actually BIGGER that manifest of the larger DLL (it had a
text change in the Assembly Info).
I am going to re-create
Hi,
I am referencing 2 .net dlls in my project. Dlls are stored
in a Dlls folder under the wwwroot\Project folder
Getting following error while trying to run the build from
nant
Couldn't find referenced assembly
'C:\DOCUME~1\MADHAV~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\1\lebazmpt
\http___management.
This may be due to code optimization settings. We have seen this as well
where the "default" optimizations (and thus some of the compiler flags) are
different between Nant and different versions of VS.Net.
We worked around this my explicitly setting the use of certain flags in
VS.Net. We did th
Wow!! If that really is the cause then I'm amazed! Whatever Nant uses as
default optimizations result in a 65% reduction in size! Well, at least in this
case...
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Hi Brian,
Firstly, thank you for you posting in plain text!
(I get this list in digest form and most people
seem ignorant of how much HTML crud they send)
-> NAnt's does not allow files as a source, so I'm
-> curious what others have done for this type of solution?
I had the same issue and end
Aaron,
Is this indeed a C++ project ?
Gert
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> Richard -
Nope... its C#.
BTW - Both code bases (small and large) function normally.
Aaron
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Aaron,
Is thi
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> Nope... its C#.
>
> BTW - Both code bases (small
Hi Brian,
You need to use the task. Your properties file must contain a
definition e.g.
and save as properties.build.
Then in another file build file you can use:
Cheers,
Bill
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