Hi,

Forgive me if this is a simple question, but after doing a few
searches in this newsgroup and the documentation, I haven't succeeded
in finding an answer.

I'm using CC.NET 1.5.7256.1 and I'm running a batch file as a task
like this:

      <tasks>
        <exec>
          <executable>clean.bat</executable>
          <baseDirectory>$(WorkingDir)</baseDirectory>
          <description>Cleaning directory</description>
        </exec>
        ..
      </tasks>

The batch file calls my source control process to execute a command.
This command returns progress data to the console, which is useful
when studying the log and looks like this in the CC.NET console:

[Server C:\BuildServer\1.5\Scripts\clean.bat] D:\Server\Project>bzr
clean-tree --force
[Server C:\BuildServer\1.5\Scripts\clean.bat] deleting paths:
[Server C:\BuildServer\1.5\Scripts\clean.bat]   Binaries/Chilkat/
current/ChilkatDotNet4.dll
[Server C:\BuildServer\1.5\Scripts\clean.bat]   Binaries/Chilkat/
current/AnyCPU/ChilkatDotNet4.dll
[Server C:\BuildServer\1.5\Scripts\clean.bat]   Framework/QueryBuilder/
FsQueryBuilder/bin
[Server C:\BuildServer\1.5\Scripts\clean.bat]   Framework/QueryBuilder/
FsQueryBuilder/obj
...

Then, after it has succefully completed, the following log data is
created:

...
[Server:INFO] Task error:
<buildresults>
  <message level="Error">deleting paths:</message>
  <message level="Error">  Binaries/Chilkat/current/
ChilkatDotNet4.dll</message>
  <message level="Error">  Binaries/Chilkat/current/AnyCPU/
ChilkatDotNet4.dll</message>
  <message level="Error">  Framework/QueryBuilder/FsQueryBuilder/bin</
message>
  <message level="Error">  Framework/QueryBuilder/FsQueryBuilder/obj</
message>
  <message level="Error"> M  .bzrignore</message>
</buildresults>

Why does CC.NET register this output as errors and how do I prevent
this?

Thanks in advance,

Christopher Hughes


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