Ravisankar, Madhusudhanan wrote:
In our project - which we build using nAnt 0.84 - if I change any
compiler option like "/clr", etc.,
You should upgrade to 0.85 RC3 or a more recent nightly as soon as
possible. Definitely do this before putting significant work into your
build files, because there are many incompatible changes.
As for changing the compiler option, do you mean in the .csproj file or
in the NAnt build file. I'm not sure if the former works, but it
probably should (though not necessarily for 0.85). The latter won't -
NAnt has no way of knowing that the build file itself has changed since
last run, and as far as I know, it doesn't check the existing output for
the compiler options (and I'm not even sure if they're all available).
If you're just tweaking things, then the thing to do is to add a clean
and/or rebuild target and manually clean things when you know it's
necessary.
If this is a long-term problem, then the thing to do is to design your
build files to understand various configurations, and make the target
directories specific to the particular configuration.
Gary
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