Hi all,
Is there a way to have NAnt skip "unused" project references (without
attempting to build those projects on a given configuration) when a
solution is being built on a certain configuration (debug/release)?
For instance, if "Project_1" is referenced by "Project_2" and I would
like to have "Project_1" built on the debug configuration only, how
should I instruct NAnt (by using the <solution> task) to skip
"Project_1" (and "ignore" its reference in "Project_2") when building
the release version of "Project_2"? I should mention that "Project_1"
does not have a release configuration within the solution because I
removed it from the Configuration Manager, in Visual Studio 2003.
To summarize things: I would like to get the output of both projects
when building the Debug configuration and the output of "Project_2"
only, when building the Release configuration. All code in "Project_2"
that uses the reference to "Project_1" has been surrounded by "#ifdef
DEBUG ... #endif" clauses to make sure that it's not compiled on the
Release configuration.
Apparently, Visual Studio .NET 2003 handles this scenario gracefully by
skipping "Project_1", while NAnt displays an error message stating that
"Solution configuration 'Release' does not exist for 'Project_1'". I
tried different things to solve this issue, but unfortunately nothing
worked out. Maybe a recent nightly build of NAnt might fix this issue?
I'm using NAnt 0.85 RC3.
Thank you,
--
Adrian Lazea
Windows Developer
QA Team Lead
Schlund + Partner AG
<http://www.schlund.de>
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