>Are you sure you've installed the SDK, not just the redistributable ?
>Try running NAnt in verbose (NAnt.exe -verbose ...) or debug mode
>(NAnt.exe -debug ...)to get more information as to why the .NET Framework
>2.0 could not be found.
Following output I've got with -verbose:
build:
Rico,
The slashdoc file should be in the same directory as the assembly
(${base.dir}/Carat.xml <=> ${build.dir}/${filename}) ?
Gert
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Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 8:53 AM
Subject: [NAnt-users] ndoc task doesn't create s
Rico,
We actually need the verbose output that you get when NAnt is initializing
it's framework configuration. This is done at startup.
Gert
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From: "Rico Schaepe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gert Driesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 9:01 AM
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Hi Gert,
>The slashdoc file should be in the same directory as the assembly
>(${base.dir}/Carat.xml <=> ${build.dir}/${filename}) ?
Now it works.
Thanks a lot.
Rico
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Gert,
>We actually need the verbose output that you get when NAnt is initializing
>it's framework configuration. This is done at startup.
How can I get that information? I've done following:
nant -t:net-2.0 -verbose
and the output looks as follows:
>>>
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.2344.0; rc4; 02.0
Hi,
Following code prints version 1.1 on my PC and ignores overwrite=false.
I use nant 0.85 rc4 on windows
Regards,
Boni
"${nant.settings.currentframework}"
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Hi,
I am trying to use ms_build task from nant contrib.
What I need is to compile a configuration ${config} for project ${prj}
I have tried:
but where is a place for configuration.
Thanks a lot,
Boni
P.S. May we need better examples in the documentation?
Hi Gert,
Regarding your example, my feeling is that there would be very natural, if
fileset "files" would be empty and nothing would be copied. I would consider
this example as a logical error of the programmer, who created such file. As
we have just discussed nant is sequential. So when fileset wa
Bonio Lopez wrote:
> Hi,
> Following code prints version 1.1 on my PC and ignores overwrite=false.
> I use nant 0.85 rc4 on windows
> Regards,
> Boni
>
>
>
> overwrite="false"/>
> "${nant.settings.currentframework}"
>
>
This is a built-in property, and hence it will always be set. So
Hi Gary,
I have a master build file, with default settings, which I include in all
projects.
So I needed for most projects net-1.1. If for some project I need net2.0 I
would set it in the build file of this project.
I solved the problem introducing a new property. I.e
Thanks for clarification
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