I'm still a bit green with Nant scripting. I have a build script that has one main target, and a ton of calls to other targets. During the build process, I'm building a client GUI, Mid Tier piece and a web service piece. At the start of the build process, there are calls to targets that pull tickets and change sets from TFS that are ready for a daily build process then writes them to a file to be included in a final report at the end of the build. There are a few other things that take place but my main concern is that if my build breaks anywhere thereafter it adds additional time to the build. Right now the whole build process takes roughly 2 hours to complete and builds both .NET and VB6 code. I'd like to be able to be able to set something in the script as a conditional and only rebuild or rerun a portion of the build process.
Has anyone done anything such as this? Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing your replies. Jim
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