[nant-dev] NAnt.build

[Giuseppe Greco]

Ian, Gert,

I think you should modify the build.number property
in NAnt.build like this in order to avoid negative
build numbers:

property name=build.number
  value=${math::abs(math::floor(timespan::get-total-days
  (datetime::now() - convert::to-datetime('01/01/2000'}
  dynamic=true /

j3d.
 
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[nant-dev] nant.build output directories

[Scott Hernandez]

I'm planning on changing the output directory to 
include the framework and platform before the version. The current style is 
"build\nant-0.8.4-debug" and the new style would be 
"build\net-1.0.win32\nant-0.8.4-debug"; with the bin directory moving one level 
deeper. 

Does anyone have any problem with this kind of 
change? It would help when building different versions of nant on the same 
system. It may be a little overkill (I don't like too many levels of nesting), 
but as I'm trying to build nant for ms.net (1.0,1.1, etc.)and mono 
it is a little confusing when things should be built and what version I last 
built.

Later,
Scott

PS. If I don't hear any arguments in the next day, 
please look out for this change. Be aware that the bin folder is moving. 
:)