Great !
Actually, it would've been interesting to see your debug build log. One
of the things it does is output each path in your PATH while it searches
for svn.exe. If you didn't have svn.exe in your path, it would
definitely cause a NullReference error right after your last path is
searched. To fix your
"External Program Failed: C:\WINDOWS\svn.exe (return code was 1)"
error, simply place your svn path at the front of your PATH.
Have fun with NAnt. I just started using it last week and am very
thankful that the NAnt people did such a good job with this tool.
Oh, if you still have problems with <svn>, it's probably better to post
your questions to nantcontrib-developer@lists.sourceforge.net since
that's where svn belongs.
vince
Jennifer Brandon wrote:
Hi,
I switched to an <exec> task after seeing a colleague was using it to
perform a svn update task. When I added the svn.exe to my PATH it
worked straight off - I didn't bother to go back and try <svn>.
But for debug purposes I've just tried to execute the following task:
<svn command="export" uri="${subversion.url}"
destination="${dependentProject.dir}" username="${subversion.username}"
password="${subversion.password}" />
And I do not get a NullReferenceException anymore!!!
However the build fails with:
"External Program Failed: C:\WINDOWS\svn.exe (return code was 1)"
and splurges a uses page - I assume I've got the parameters wrong on the
svn task?
This is just for your info as I'm quite happy to use the <exec> task!
Thanks
Jenny
-----Original Message-----
From: Marcin Hoppe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 June 2005 11:23
To: Vincent Chu
Cc: Jennifer Brandon; nant-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [nant-dev] Nant svn export
On 6/10/05, Vincent Chu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe if you run nant again with debug on (-debug+) and send us the
output, it'd help us pinpoint the problem ?
A few weeks ago a similar problem appeared (it thrown a
NullReferenceException when svn.exe was not available) on the user/dev
list and is now fixed in CVS. I wonder if this is the same problem or
a different one.
Best regards!
Marcin
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