Hi,

On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 9:29 PM, Charles Chan
<cchan...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> >From what I have seen so far on the mailing list, it looks like most people 
> >are happy with the roadmap at this time. Let's stay focus for the short 
> >term, and we can revise the roadmap as we go along. :)
>
> --------------
>
> So with that out of the way, let's get busy! :)
>
> We are trying to build on 2 primary platforms:
> 1) Windows (using .NET Framework)
> 2) Linux (using Mono)
>
> As a refresher, recall I have registered an account on 
> http://teamcity.codebetter.com (TC) in hopes of building NAnt on it. However, 
> I have had a number of setbacks, mainly due to the fact we don't have control 
> over the setup of the agents.
>
> The TC policy is to keep all dependencies as part of the source tree, so to 
> keep the build agents as clean as possible. I agree with the policy as well, 
> the source tree should include most of the tools required -- the less 
> dependencies, the better.
>
> Based on what I have learnt, TC have .NET 2.0 installed, but not NMake. I 
> asked for GNU Make, tried it, was unsuccessful, that was about 2 weeks ago.  
> The agents also do not have HTML Help Workshop installed for generating .CHM 
> files so this might still be an issue later (perhaps we should replace with 
> something FOSS (NDoc? Doxygen? HTML? PDF?).
>
> Dominik, thanks for volunteering to look into TC. I have admin rights for the 
> NAnt project on the TC server. After you have created an account on TC, send 
> me your username -- and I can grant you access and discuss further.
>
> While the above is in progress, if anyone else is interested in volunteering 
> to help verify the NAnt build scripts, please reply and indicate which the 
> platform or configurations they will be working. If you are already running 
> the NAnt build, what issues have you found? Thanks.

If you are referring to the actual process of building NAnt, the main
problem I have been running into is during the test NAnt.Core build on
the Mono platform.  Specifically, with the XmlPokeTest.cs file, it
complains that variables are assigned but never used.  I don't have
this problem with .NET.  I hope that this is what you were referring
to.

>
> Regards,
> Charles
>
> FYI: I am also talking with a couple of other sources to see if we can get 
> our own server. Unfortunately, nothing concrete at the moment...
>
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Thanks,
Ryan

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