I'm definitely not complaining, because NAnt is a wonderful
tool, but given that by your admission and by my experience, the current
nightly builds are far more stable that 0.85, would it not be a good idea
to make the next release a proper release rather than another RC?
There could even be an
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Subject: RE: [NAnt-users] NANT taking longer than the
standard IDE compile? What's up?
I'm definitely
Why is that mapping needed to compile a web project?
Same goes for the .csproj.webinfo file that VS.NET creates.
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Title: Message
Is there a way to
have vssadd add project folders in addition to the actual file? For
example, suppose I want to add "1.0.0.0\mybuild.dll" to
"$\MyProject\Specific\". Can this be done? Here is the code I
am using which fails miserably:
vssadd dbpath="${app.vss.path}"
Title: Message
"Fails miserably" isn'tmuch of a problem report. Can
we see the error message?
I have
thankfully been able to completely abandon VSS, but I have used nant in the past
to access VSS. If I had something to go on, I might be able to stretch my memory
back and help.
Thanks,
