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Great ! Thanks James. I'll start reviewing this right away. As I
mentioned previously there is another patch for the same issue so I'll
endevour to take the best from both if possible.
thanks again.
Ian
James C. Papp wrote:
Sorry this took so long for me to post, but I wanted to use the latest
Sorry this took so long for me to post, but I wanted to use the latest version
of NAnt source available to me (I pulled it down from the nightly builds).
The version of NAnt we currently use was too outdated and modified, to extract
the changes; it was easier to rewrite the patch from scratch.
Aaron,
I just finished getting my solution to compile with that version of the
nightly build (just emailed the changes I made) and I did not run into
this problem. I have 12 C# dll projects in my solution.
What version of VS.NET created the solution/project files? I have
noticed that Visual Studi
Hello,
I grabbed the nightly build
from 10.13.2003 and hacked away at the code until my solution with 13 C#
projects and one C++ project compiled. This is the version that I plan on using
here until the C++ project support stabilizes. I seriously doubt that these
changes will work for e
The problem occurred in the 20031013 daily build.
I tracked the problem down to line 77 of ProjectSettings.cs in the
NAnt.VSNet project. It seems that the /main command line parameter is
being added to the output script even though a project is a library,
which causes csc to barf. I simply comme
Hi,
You might find problems with security even though the drive/share is
mapped. For instance at home I have a home drive mapped to my local
hard drive. I am unable to execute programs due to security settings if
I access programs using the mapped drive letter. I can however access
the applicat
Hello Ivan,
Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately though I'd already tried your
suggestion without success - in fact I was convinced that was going to be
the answer as well.
I've currently got the Draco service running under my own logon account
(which also belongs to the admins group).
I apologise in advance that what follows probably isn't 100% relevant to
nant, but I'm really hopeful that someone here might be able to set me in
the right direction and end hours of frustration.
I've set up a basic build system using nant and Draco.NET which appears to
be working well for simpl
Since I typically don't use more than one framework, having a default works
just fine for me. But, since I'm building a gui to replace the nant console, I
wonder how people use this feature. The gui is based on the idea of a set of
projects, like a solution. For each project, you can select the p
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