I have written a custom task to perform a scan on a VS project file when the
build is executed to ensure the project complies with standards (it checks
that option explicit is set in a VB project for example and checks for files
in the archive that aren't part of the project.)

The problem I have is that I want to have an interim state in the build
script so that if there are errors from my task, it doesn't fail the build
but does produce warnings and the end state of the build script should be
SUCCEEDED WITH WARNINGS or something.  I can throw an exception in my task
and fail the build, but I can't see any way of just flagging warnings.

The task currently outputs a warning in the build output, but this tends to
get lost in the total output as there are about 50 projects that get built
and checking each one is laborious.

Is what I want to do possible?  Has anyone found another way?

Cheers,

Bill




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