Jay,
I just fixed an error in NAnt.build wrt to the nunit tests. Seems to
build fine now. Could you please post the build log if you experience
more build failures.
Ian
Turpin, Jay wrote:
Gert,
Thanks for the fix. I tried to get both Nant and NantContrib to build,
but didn't have much success
Turpin, Jay wrote:
Gert,
Thanks for the fix. I tried to get both Nant and NantContrib to build,
but didn't have much success. Is there a readme document out there that
tells how to get them to build properly?
What issues are you haveing with the nant build ? It should be pretty
straightforwar
Gert,
Thanks for the fix. I tried to get both Nant and NantContrib to build,
but didn't have much success. Is there a readme document out there that
tells how to get them to build properly?
Also, it looks like the nightly build of NAntContrib does not contain
NAnt.Xsd.Tasks.dll, but does contain
I'm not sure what user experience this would provide. What kind of designer
would the nant stuff look like? Would it be like the xsd editor, or database
schema editor, with something like a flow diagram of tasks? Would it be a
buff'd up tree control, like the vsnet addin is now? I understand that
h
I'm not sure what user experience this would provide. What kind of designer
would the nant stuff look like? Would it be like the xsd editor, or database
schema editor, with something like a flow diagram of tasks? Would it be a
buff'd up tree control, like the vsnet addin is now? I understand that
h
Hello all,
I have just checked in the initial implementation of C++ projects in the
task. This is still quite early work in progress, but I'd
like to get the code reviewed by other developers to make sure I have
chosen the right direction and not broken anything in the process.
If anything is wr
Hi Scott,
We wouldn't need to modify the existing code base much other than
decorating tasks (and sometimes their properties/attributes with
attributes. The idea behind the design time attributes is not to create
a tool inside the NAnt distribution itself, but rather support the
development editor
I would be interested in this if it could be included without altering the
core code (much). What do you think the nantdesigner would look like?
What benefits would this really give? It sounds like an interesting idea,
but don't the vsnet addin, nantpad and other tools supply this type of
support
