Hi again, On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 9:19 AM, C. Mundi <cmu...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi. > > I apologize if I missed something, but I did not find this definitively > addressed in the nant-dev archives. Pointers to clues will be graciously > accepted. > > This post is motivated by my interest in getting NAnt to work on .NET 4, > with all its changes to the Code Access Security model. I am one of the > people for whom installation of .NET 4 breaks the NAnt runtime (for all > target frameworks). On to the question! > > Question: Is there a technical reason for the nightly nant to use version > 1.2.9 of log4net instead of the latest 1.2.10 ? (I infer this from the DLL > header.) > > I realize that the widely-assumed guarantee of .NET backward compatibility > should make this irrelevant, an assumption stated at > http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/framework-support.html. But it > also seems noteworthy that log4net has not yet released a .NET 4 build *and* > nightly NAnt appears to die for me with a System.Security.SecurityException > originating in log4net. I hypothesize that the log4net project has not yet > dealt with the breaking CAS changes in .NET 4. If this hypothesis is > correct, then updating log4net to .NET 4 could improve the compatibility of > NAnt with .NET 4. > > So... before I consider making log4net play nice with .NET 4, I'd like to > know if there is any reason not to start with log4net 1.2.10. Decent question. If you are going to test on a Windows platform using .NET, go ahead and give log4net 1.2.10 a shot. We haven't moved from 1.2.9 because there is some issues with 1.2.10 working on *nix/mono platforms due to sharpcvslib's specific dependency on log4net 1.2.9. I found this out the hard way when trying to do the upgrade last week. Switching to 1.2.10 on a windows platform using .NET seemed to work out ok.
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