I was able to make a new MSI and started testing against our build scripts
(YEA!).
I've run into a problem. If I execute the nant task on a build files that
have a script tags that loads the same assembly, I get the following
error:
Well, since we have been using .85 in production for well over a year now, I
would agree that a release is in order. :-) However, I would like to see
one thing, updated instructions for building the NAnt installation MSI. We
use a MSI generated from last year (when the instructions for creating
Hey guys,
I'm trying to figure out how NAnt works :-) and I'm looking for where it
loads the build file, and I can't seem to find it. Could I get a pointer
where to start looking?
Thanks,
John
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to send the mail to my cell phone (a treo 600) to make
sure an important build worked or not, but when it didn't, I couldn't see
why because I could only retrieve the first 100K (and it has 25K lines). If
it were reversed, then I could have know why.
Thanks,
John Cole
)
Total time: 1.5 seconds.
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John Cole
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into a property.
There is a NAnt equivalent for that now (loadfile?) that should work here.
I posted a few other VBP nant scripts a few months ago, you may want to
search for those and see if you find them useful. Hope this helps.
John Cole
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the
search app work :-(
I'm putting together a large MSI built from a library of NAnt built MSM
files. This wouldn't even be remotely possible without Nant's MSI/MSM
tasks.
Thanks
John Cole
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I just tried to compile from the CVS head,
and I'm getting the following error on the build target
build:
[csc] Compiling 153
files to
'C:\src\nantsrc\test\nant\build\net-1.1.win32\nant-0.85-debug\bin\NAnt.Core.dll'.
[resgen] Read
in 63 resources from
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It is failing in the bin\nant package step.
BTW, I have TortoiseCVS 1.8.1 installed as my CVS client (which uses CVSNT
2.0.58a).
System is WinXPsp2.
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John Cole
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Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 10:23 AM
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Subject: Re: [nant-dev] building latest cvs version fails...
John,
It appears to hang in the changelog target. Can
] One or more of the types in the assembly
unable
to load.
[exec]
[exec] Total time: 0.4 seconds.
[exec]
BUILD FAILED
my cl.exe is version 13.10.3077
Thanks,
John Cole
with NAnt and it's nuances.
Another opinion...
John Cole
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Sent: Saturday, June 05, 2004 10:54 AM
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Subject: [nant-dev] FW: 0.85 release
Hi all,
I haven't been watching this list (I
Jim,
I was hoping you would say that :-)
John
I looked at the msi/msm tasks (to build installs for NAnt/NAntContrib) a
couple days ago and saw that they were broken... I'll take a better look
and fix them hopefully this week. I agree that having a working install of
NAnt would be a good
item=String in=${bugnotes} delim=***ROW***
property=bugnotes.line
echo message=${bugnotes.line} /
/foreach
Some other functions that I have added as custom functions follow. None of
these are polished, but I find the very usefull.
Thanks,
John Cole
a function to do a regex based replace
Here is another request:
With the regular expression task, it would be nice to have control over
the multiline and single line properties, so that your regular expressions
could work against a file and not just a single line.
Thanks,
John Cole
lityCenter\2x\MapObjects\Components\uaCore\uaCore.dll')}"
//target/project
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Is it possible to have a custom function
reference a com dll?
Thanks
John
Cole
or namespace name 'c'
could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly
reference?)---
I've tried using the references and
includes tags, but I haven't found the right combonation. How can
I get a script to get access to System.Dat
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It appears that the
bad argument test did not cause an error so the build is
failing.
Thanks,
John
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/jcole/My
Documents/src/test.build
Target(s) specified: test
BUILD FAILED
Missing entry point.
Total time: 0.3 seconds.
Thanks,
John Cole
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Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 2:11 AM
To: John Cole
Cc
] Unknown argument '-asdf'
[nunit2] Tests run: 9, Failures: 1, Not run: 0, Time: 3.0765687 seconds
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Is there a tagged version or a date that you recomend I pull from to build
and test against?
Thanks,
John Cole
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e
result
";}}]]/code/scriptecho
message="${test::test-func()}"
//target
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John
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