Title: Gathering additional dependencies...
Hi Wayne,
 
Does your build configuration happen to include spaces ?  If so, try using a recent nightly build of NAnt (http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/latest).
 
If not, create a debug log of your build (NAnt.exe -debug -f:<your buildfile>) and send it to me.
 
Gert


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wayne Busby
Sent: donderdag 3 februari 2005 10:51
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nant-users] Gathering additional dependencies...

Help

Ive written a very basic Nant script to retrieve a project from source safe, build it and then copy the resulting binary to a particular folder.

My problem is

I get project from Source Safe successfully..OK

The problem is that its not building…………….BOO HOO

The log contents are:

Buildfile: file:///D:/test.build

Base Directory: D:\.

Target(s) specified: Build

Build:


GetVSSProject:

   [vssget] Put $/Non Supported Projects/TestBuild to .

 [solution] Starting solution build.

 [solution] Loading projects...

 [solution] Gathering additional dependencies...

BUILD SUCCEEDED

The Nant script contain;

    <target name="Build">

        <!-- ************** SOURCE SAFE INTEGRATION**************** -->

        <!-- Get the latest code from Source Safe -->

            <property name="VSSPath" value="$/Non Supported Projects/TestBuild" />

            <call target="GetVSSProject" />

          <!-- ************** BUULDING **************** -->



            <solution configuration="${BuildConfiguration}"

                      includevsfolders="false"

                      outputdir="D:\">

                <projects>

                          <include name="EmailMembers\EmailMembers.csproj" />

                </projects>

            </solution>

               <!-- Copy deployed files -->

    <!--            <copy todir="${DeploymentFolder}\Bin" flatten="true">

                    <fileset>

                        <include name="*.dll" />

                    </fileset>

                </copy>

 -->

      </target>


Im sure there is a simple solution, however I just cant see for looking..

Many thanks in advance

Wayne

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