Peter,
Thanks for replying. One of the reasons I wanted a looping task was that
I wanted to repeat the execution of a continuous build process until a
fixed time (say 8 o'clock in the evening). In the end, I resorted to
using a custom script task as follows:
Chris Lambrou wrote:
> Thanks for replying. One of the reasons I wanted a looping task was that
> I wanted to repeat the execution of a continuous build process until a
> fixed time (say 8 o'clock in the evening). In the end, I resorted to
> using a custom script task as follows:
>
If you mean c
Gary,
If I was starting from scratch, I almost certainly would do - I've had
good experience with CruiseControl in the past. I had a look at
converting our current build script to work with CruiseControl.NET, but
we decided that our current build script already provides most of what
CruiseControl.
Hi Guys,
Is anybody aware of how to deploy to a remote test
server using NAnt or any other automation tool.We are
currently using NAnt and CruiseControl to create daily
builds on a build server and then we copy these builds
over to the test server.But I wanted to know if there
was a way to automat
We started scripting using VBS and WMI. Of course, WMI inerface is availbable
to VB and C#, so you can put your script in NAnt.
WMI gives you access to everything concievable on local or remote systems,
including running jobs on remote systems.
Rod
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Thanks a lot for your help guys! I will work on this
and let you guys know how it went.
Thanks
Mandar
--- Rod Ayers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We started scripting using VBS and WMI. Of course,
> WMI inerface is availbable to VB and C#, so you can
> put your script in NAnt.
>
> WMI gives you
We have our test machines running CC.net with a nant build script that
copies and installs all of the applications. Works really well, and you can
use the cctray to see that everything ran.
John
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I often times get the following error which is causing my builds when using NAnt to fail:Cannot delete directory 'C:\Documents and Settings\x\Local Settings\Temp\tmp17A.tmp'. The process cannot access the file 'C:\Documents and Settings\x\Local Settings\Temp\tmp17A.tmp' because it is bei
Adam,
This is not something that we plan, but we could introduce it if
there’s strong enough demand for it.
Gert
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I was just curious about it because sometimes I have to rebuild a few times before it builds all the way through so I thought I would just ask about it. Or is it possible to change that type of error to return as a warning instead of a error that could cause the build to fail as it doesn't really
mandar ambre wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> Is anybody aware of how to deploy to a remote test
> server using NAnt or any other automation tool.We are
> currently using NAnt and CruiseControl to create daily
> builds on a build server and then we copy these builds
> over to the test server.But I wanted to k
Hi Gary,
I meant CC.Net. How does CC.Net build publisher
work.Can I use it to copy the build files to different
test servers at the same time?
Thanks
Mandar
--- Gary Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> mandar ambre wrote:
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > Is anybody aware of how to deploy to a remote test
mandar ambre wrote:
> Hi Gary,
>
> I meant CC.Net. How does CC.Net build publisher
> work.Can I use it to copy the build files to different
> test servers at the same time?
>
Check the docs for it. There's an example there using a UNC file.
Gary
PS Please don't send replies to both the list a
To be honest, that all depends what "deploy" means. Nant can already copy
files, shut down/restart services, modify xml files, etc. None of those
tasks are limited to being done on the local machine, unless the service
account you're running CruiseControl under doesn't have enough rights to the
rem
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