Hi Bob,
Can you please help me with the sample of tag that performs this task of
listing locked files?
Thanks,
Vinod.
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 Bob Archer wrote :
>Your probably going to need to use the exec tag to run VSS. I assume there is
>a command that will list locked files. If there is a lo
Try running the build in debug mode (NAnt.exe -debug), and send me the
resulting output.
Gert
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Hey Olivier,
Check out this FAQ entry:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/faq.html#change-targetframework
Gert
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I'd agree with bob here.
If the developer doesn't commit their work and it doesn't show up in the
build it's their own fault.
Plus consider that the developer hasn't finished making changse to the
checked out file. forcing them to perform a checkin may cause a failed
build, and break anyone else
Your probably going to need to use the exec tag to run VSS. I assume there is a
command that will list locked files. If there is a locked file you can fail the
build.
However, why would you do this? Usually you just build with the most recently
commited files?
BOb
Hi,
I've been trying to implement the task of nantcontrib in my build
script to get the latest files from my VSS source. My requirement is as below :
Whenever I generate a build, I should get the latest of all the files from the
VSS source and then generate a build. And if any single file is c
Hi,
I've been running NAnt using the 'Exec' task from MSBuild, but I wanted to
get the errors from the build populated in the 'Error List' window in the
IDE. I have put together a small custom MSBuild task called 'ExecParse' to
parse the NAnt output and put errors into the 'Error List' window.
H
Hi Curtis,
I tried exporting the registry key into a .reg file (manually), which I added
to my libs directory and then added the following to my nant script but to be
honest, it didn't work :/ Maybe you'll have better luck or maybe someone else
on here knows what I was doing wrong?
- K.
Hi,
I'm writing an application that generates out a load of build
files so that I can build and deploy all the projects and websites where
I work automatically without having to write any nant scripts.
I've run into a problem, I need to be able to switch between different
targets so that s
Does anyone else have any ideas?
I've got verbose=true switched on and I've tried setting the path to cabarc and
mergemod in the Path system variable on my machine (as opposed to setting it in
NAnt) but I'm still getting the same error.
My NAnt script resides in C:/code/Project/trunk, which is
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