Are you using absolute paths in your NAnt file?
If so, you may want to make your script portable by using relative paths. The build script of NAnt is an example of this.
Example: Project.build located in D:\ProjectRoot\ contains a path "D:\ProjectRoot\build".
Solution: Change this to "build".
If you really need to specify an absolute path that needs to be used just by Drac, you can override a property value in the Draco.NET config file.
HTH,
Bernard
Chuck Bryan wrote:
This is probably obvious, and something that I have missed.
My Nant build script looks at a directory where I normally “Get Latest” to, and perform using the source files in that directory structure. With Draco, it appears that it puts the files in a temp directory, which my Nant script does not know about.
Is there a way to specify the location (for Draco) or…determine Draco’s location to feed to Nant?
Thanks
Chuck Bryan
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