But nant think it should... Nant is trying to run /usr/bin/al.exe but
there's no such file.
I was trying to detect the availability of the al task with the stock trick:
<if test="${not property::exists('nant.tasks.al')}">
<echo>al task is not available. Satellite assemblies won't be
built.</echo>
<property name="skip.satellites" value="True" />
</if>
But had to resort instead to:
<if test="${'mono-1.0' == nant.settings.currentframework}">
<echo>al task is not available. Satellite assemblies won't be
built.</echo>
<property name="skip.satellites" value="True" />
</if>
Shouldn't al be disabled under mono?
Best regards,
Rodrigo
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