John Barstow wrote:

After reading through the MS notes, here's what I *think* should be
happening.  I'm still trying to locate the documentation for the nant config
file so I understand all the issues.
- We should default to the 1.1 framework if installed.
- If not installed, we should default to the 1.0 framework.
- We need to swap the order of the <supportedRuntime> tags so that the 1.1
framework is listed first.
- If possible, we should examine the supportedRuntime of the target
assembly.

We should default to the 1.1 framework if its installed however its not the <supportedRuntime> tag thats causing the tests to fail.
The defaultframework attribute in nant.config is set to 1.0 in cvs. You need to change to to 1.1 to make the tests pass. Up till now we've been relying on the end user to change this setting. Probably a better idea is to iterate over the list of frameworks in <nantsettings> and choose the first available one and then write that back to the defaultframework attribute.


Ian



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