Re: [nant-dev] bug

2003-02-12 Thread Scott Hernandez
Yes, this is a problem with the 0.7.9 release. It has been fixed. If you try one of the recent builds (nant.sf.net/builds) you will not be annoyed by this bug anymore.   Sorry for the inconvience, and please keep the reports coming. Scott

[nant-dev] bug

2003-02-12 Thread Anthony Koukoullis
Not sure what I did, but I typed the following command:   nant -verbose -buildfile:csdpublish.build buildpublisher   and received the following error:   INTERNAL ERRORSystem.UriFormatException: Invalid URI: The format of the URI could not be determined.   at System.Uri.Parse()   at System.Ur

[nant-dev] RE: [Nant-users] Adding Tasks 0.7.9 vs 0.8

2003-02-12 Thread Bill Conroy
[Hello...new to the list] >> NAnt uses reflection in combination with the TaskAttribute >> to match your attributes up with your properties and a privately >> scoped property not only won't show up in reflection, >> but NAnt wouldn't be able to assign to it even if it did. You can view and set

[nant-dev] RE: [Nant-users] Adding Tasks 0.7.9 vs 0.8

2003-02-12 Thread Brian Deacon
That will -definitely- keep it from working. NAnt uses reflection in combination with the TaskAttribute to match your attributes up with your properties and a privately scoped property not only won't show up in reflection, but NAnt wouldn't be able to assign to it even if it did. Hmmm... Is there

[nant-dev] preparing log4net to support multiple runtimes

2003-02-12 Thread Gert . Driesen
Hi, Apparently it's currently not necessary to build separate assemblies for the Windows CE and PocketPC .NET Compact Framework platforms, but I still think that we should provide different assemblies (or take into account that this is necessary in the near future) for both platforms, even if

Re: Re: [nant-dev] building assemblies for multiple .NET framework runtimes

2003-02-12 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Ian, Thanks for you answer! I think that, in the end, it should be possible to both specify a default framework version on the buildfile level and override that framework version (and type, in case of .NET Compact Framework) on the task level, certainly for all DotNetTasks. That would also