Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-07-28 Thread Gert Driesen
> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Martin Aliger > Sent: vrijdag 28 juli 2006 17:02 > To: 'Andrew Davey'; nant-developers@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on > &

Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-07-28 Thread Martin Aliger
rs@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: RE: [nant-dev] Continuing work on > > Mike wrote, > > > It would be a mistake to build any logic to parse VS2005 solution > > files into NAnt because that file format is almost certainly going > > away in the next version. (The only

Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-08 Thread Brass Tilde
does very good job on reference resolving. Just not good enough in some cases. There are even MS blogs about it, if you like to find them. It do _not_ follow project build order when building more projects at once. It could read order from .sln file, but thats all. It never try to find out corr

RE: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-07 Thread Martin Aliger
> I haven't had any problem resolving project dependencies. > MSBuild seems to be smart enough to navigate the hintpaths > defined in the various project files and deals with those > just fine. Even the COM Interop stuff is working just peachy keen. There are issues, believe me. Maybe its not

Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-07 Thread Brass Tilde
FWIW, I've had great success just using the task for running MSBuild. It works just fine, and I can pass in any of the parameters I want. We started using it just about 5 minutes after we started building our .NET 2.0 applications, i.e. long enough to modify the build files to accomodate it.

RE: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-07 Thread Martin Aliger
> FWIW, I've had great success just using the task for > running MSBuild. It works just fine, and I can pass in any > of the parameters I want. We started using it just about 5 > minutes after we started building our .NET 2.0 applications, > i.e. long enough to modify the build files to acco

Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-07 Thread Brass Tilde
Has anymore work been completed on the task? However, developers who are in a similar position as myself, who have relatively easy to compile solutions and are migrating their applications over to VS 2005, are forced to make a decision. Do we stick/use NAnt, or do we go with what Microsoft i

RE: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-06 Thread Martin Aliger
Hello, >Has anymore work been completed on the task? No, nothing serious since early january. I'm testing overall stability and performance on our enterprise build. But most of our projects are still on net-1.1. Anyway, it looks very well. >Looking through the archives there was

RE: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-06 Thread Andrew Davey
Mike wrote, > It would be a mistake to build any logic to parse VS2005 solution > files into NAnt because that file format is almost certainly going > away in the next version. (The only reason it's not an MSBuild file > now is because MS basically didn't have time to finish it for VS2005). I

Re: [nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-06 Thread Mike Edenfield
Andy Davey wrote: Has anymore work been completed on the task? Nothing official that I know of, beyond what you've seen in the archives. I tend to agree that, unless you make the effort to dig back through this list's archives, NAnt looks like it's basically dead in the water :( But word

[nant-dev] Continuing work on

2006-02-06 Thread Andy Davey
Has anymore work been completed on the task?Looking through the archives there was mention of moving it into NAnt-Contrib, but the last time I looked that hasn't happened.I've downloaded the binaries and source that Martin posted in January, and they work ok (except for a bug in FileUtil.CombineP