Hello Bill,
This is good news.
Will the port/rewrite be available under the same licence as CruiseControl?
Is there an ETA for the first public bits?
It would be a Good Thing to avoid implementing two build servers providing
about the same functionality:
- "CruiseControl.NET"
- The (pre)beta B
I just ran across a case where I would really like to have real
conditionals in NAnt. Here's a really rough outline of my daily build:
clean
prepare
checkout
compile
test
checkin
What I'd really like to do is insert a conditional at the end - that is,
if test fails, to call a task called undoche
Hi All,
I just wanted to take a moment, and compliment you guys on both this list,
and this project. I have been lurking on this list (and using NAnt) for a
few weeks now, and I am very impressed with the energy, and the results. As
a long time user of Ant, I find using NAnt to be a smooth trans
There's a Win32 function called GetVolumeInformation
which returns various flags that describe the file
system that contains the specified directory (case
sensitive, case preserving, etc). I hacked up some
code that I found on CodeProject (to save me the
effort of figuring out the right DllImport
I'm really with Kevin here. It seems like automatic detection should
really be the goal. The behavior should be definable from the operating
system and file system.
The config file could force a behavior, but I think the default behavior
should be good.
Kevin, what is your P/Invoke method for de
>Is it really
> that hard to write the paths with the correct case?
Well...at the risk of sounding incredibly lazy or
anal...yes, it is kind of a pain. I've been building
NAnt files for a variety of projects and making sure
that I match case really has been a pain.
On the more philosophical sid
Done, and Done. There is now a workingdir attribute on exec.
> -Original Message-
> From: Kevin Dente
>
> I like the notion of a separate workingdir attribute.
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Umm... I doubt they are in ant, and I don't think that it is worth the
code. I'd say if you want to then you could just define the filters via
properties (which will be inherited) in the child project.
But a good use-case could convince me otherwise. :)
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I thought I was one of those people :)
Anyway, the foreach was really just a test case for the TaskContainer
concept. Well, it wasn't really a test; it is useful on its own. The
ghenghis build has a script section that loops through all the sample
subdirs and builds each sample [1]. It is a lot o
FYI: The basedir attribute was removed from NAntTask before the 0.7.9.0
release. It was removed may 3rd.
I've actually started to make some changes locally that could help out
here. I'm toying with the idea of changing the way properties are
defined and used. Since we now have a Parent property
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