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Greetings all,
I'm
not sure if the following represents a problem with NAnt, or just a local
configuration problem (I.e. driver error).
Consider the following directory structure:
Root
Project1
bin
Release
Project2
bin
Release
lib
Release
The
lib folder for Project2 contains the most recent executables from Project1 which
passed all applicable tests.
The
project file for Project2 references the binary output from Project1. For
unknown reasons, the hintpath for the referenced executables uses the
Project1\bin\Release directory.
The
call to the solution task for Project2 looks something like
this:
<solution
configuration="Release">
<projects> <include name="MyProject.csproj" /> </projects> <assemblyfolders> <include name="${nant.project.basedir}\lib\Release" /> </assemblyfolders> </solution> A
cleanup operation deleted the executables from the Project1\bin\Release
directory, and they have not yet been rebuilt, however the executables in
question *are* present and correct in the Project2\lib\Release
folder.
An
attempt to build Project2 fails with a "Could not find referenced assembly"
error.
Obviously updating the HintPath for the reference in
Project2 works, but I would have expected that since the assembly *does* exist
in one of the referenced assembly folders that the solution task would have been
able to find it. The solution task *is* able to locate the file if the
Project1\bin\Release *directory*
is removed.
The issue appears to occur in both the release
candidate, and the Feb 27th nightly build.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to
share!
Regards,
Richard
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