Jamie Briant wrote:
I’m trying to get myself off visual build pro and on to nant, but nant
appears to be missing two key features:
1. Waiting for a file to be touched or added.
2. Repeating tasks indefinitely
I use it to trigger a build whenever someone commits. Any have such a
thing?
Jam
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[nant-dev] automated builds
I'm trying to get myself off
visual build pro and on to nant, but nant appears to be missing two key
features:
Waiting for a file to be touched
or added.
Repeating tasks
indefinitely
I use
system in the case of cruisecontrol.net) and trigger a
build (i.e. start nant) when a change is
detected.
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I’m trying to get myself off visual build pro and on
to nant, but nant appears to be missing two key features:
Waiting for a file to be touched or added.
Repeating tasks indefinitely
I use it to trigger a build whenever someone commits. Any
have such a thing?
Jamie
That is a cool idea. Thanks Guys.
What is the procedure for doing this locally? :)
- Original Message -
From: "Bernard Vander Beken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Mark Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002
Hello,
Mark Griffiths, the main author of the Draco.NET build server [1], has
kindly agreed to host a continuous build for NAnt.
This means that:
- The NAnt CVS repository is polled at regularly intervals (currently
once an hour).
- If changes are detected, a new build is created. The default ta
