No, I had no intention of using mono. But it turns out that's sort of what
was happening!
When I ran I installed NAnt -debug, the problem became clear, so thanks for
the tip. I installed NAnt to C:\Program Files\NAnt, but it turns out there
is a NAnt.bat in Mono (version 1.1.17.1) that runs its own private copy of
NAnt 0.85 rc4. For some reason the private copy just doesn't work. The -t
switch doesn't work on it, either. Renaming that batch file fixed the
problem. Hooray!
On 12/19/06, Vagmi Mudumbai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you running this on Mono? Are you not using the .NET 2.0 framework. If
yes, you can use the -t switch to use the appropriate CLR.
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