[nant-dev] net 1.1 and 2 versions of nant.exe

2006-02-17 Thread Doug H
Would it be possible to distribute nant with specialized versions of nant.exe that run under .net 1.1 and .net 2 (editing each config's supportedRuntime). So for example include with nant a NAnt-net-1.1.exe and NAnt-net-2.0.exe. This is so it isn't necessary to include customized versions of nan

Re: [nant-dev] Re: Continuing work on

2006-02-17 Thread Dominik Guder
Hi, > > As Brass wrote, there usually is not a problem even with ing > msbuild.exe. Despite it's not much elegant, there are some caveats. >From my point of view ing is not very handy and results in confusing build scripts. > > Thats why I created . There is also simple task, > which is not m

Re: [nant-dev] Re: Continuing work on

2006-02-17 Thread Mike Edenfield
Brass Tilde wrote: I'm not positive (we avoid inter-project dependencies like the plague around here) How do you handle a lower level framework, such as a data access layer, that is used by multiple applications? All of our shared components are built at a binary level and moved into a singl

RE: [nant-dev] Re: Continuing work on

2006-02-17 Thread Martin Aliger
Brass, please, do not blame me. You could have solutions, but I wrote about __set of projects__. Thats is different beast. See mine previous example or just simple There is no (simple) way how to do this in msbuild (with correct build order etc.) If you do not need this feature

Re: [nant-dev] Re: Continuing work on

2006-02-17 Thread Brass Tilde
As Brass wrote, there usually is not a problem even with ing msbuild.exe. Despite it's not much elegant, there are some caveats. One, which was show-blocker for me, msbuild is unable to build set of projects like is. Completely untrue. I have several solutions that contain multiple project