Scott Hernandez wrote:
> I suggest that the list of valid targets is given. So you would get
> something like this for a bad target of "d".
I like having a default target the way it is.
> If this sounds like a good idea, I'd also want to add a description to
> the target so they have a little more info.
Descriptions are already available, via the "description" attribute on
tasks. To get a list of valid targets and their descriptions, type
"nant -projecthelp". For example:
F:\Source\WebServer >> nant -projecthelp
Default Target:
test Run Unit Tests with NUnit
Main Targets:
all Executes: 'clean build test doc'
build Builds the web server
clean Cleans out all built files
dist Makes redist ZIP (forces 'clean release build doc')
doc Builds the web server documentation
release Add this to build release builds (debug are default)
run Runs the web server
test Run Unit Tests with NUnit
Brad
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