The directories do get added to the Fileset, but under the "Fileset.Includes" collection.
Changing the part of ClTask.cs that does the includes to reference "Fileset.Includes" instead of "Fileset.FileNames" fixes that issue. However, is it the correct, long term fix? Based on what you've stated, maybe not.
Not really. The Includes collection is just the set of wildcards specified by the <includes="" elements. They have not been scanned or expanded so accessing <includes="*.foo"> will give you the exact string *.foo rather than all files that end in .foo.
I did send a patch for ClTask.cs, but I don't know where it went.
I gave up with CorDBG since I don't have time to learn a command line debugger right now (I also don't have access to VC.NET at work). I eventually got DbgCLR to work for me by adding a <sleep> task to my build, then attaching the debugger to the running instance of Nant. Not elegant, but it works.
DbgCLR worked fine for me. Go to Debug | program to Debug. Select the newly built Nant.exe and set the working directory to where you have a .build you want to test. The do a debug | step into and it stops at the first line of Main().
Ian
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