Hi all,
I draft one enhancenment to recompile-needed feature in CompilerBase. I'm heading to
compile mono classes by nant. This is lot of subprojects/namespaces and files and this
feature is desirable.
1/ Added support for changed .build projects
2/ Bugfix/enhance subprojects recompilation
I've never been a fan of having everything recompile if the build file
(or makefile) changes. I often make changes to the build file that
don't invalidate any of the outputs. If anything, this should be
optional, but I'd rather see it not included. What does everyone else
think?
-Original
The correct way to do this is to write the command line used to compile
the assembly into the output folder as a separate file. The
csc/compilerbase task then reads that file and compares it to what it is
about to use to compile the assembly.
If they are different run the build.
If it is
That is why the command line used to compile the assembly should be
saved and checked. If you changed the build file and it causes a
command line setting to be changed the build will get executed. This
gives you exactly what you are getting by depending on the build file
except that if you also
Are there any plans for NUnit 2.0 support from the nunit nant task?
Specifically, support for the dynamic creation of test suites.
-Griffin
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Yes. The Nunit team is already getting this into NAnt. NAnt will be
using Nunit 0.8 and ideally Ndoc 2.0 for the 0.8 release.
-Original Message-
From: Griffin Caprio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 4:48 PM
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Subject: [nant-dev] NUnit
Great. So, is this currently in the CVS tree or has it not been added?
-Griffin
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Gerry
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 8:23 PM
To: Griffin Caprio; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [nant-dev] NUnit 2.0
That is why the command line used to compile the assembly should be
saved and checked. If you changed the build file and it causes a
command line setting to be changed the build will get executed. This
gives you exactly what you are getting by depending on the build file
except that if you
