I'm new to this list, so am not sure if this question has been posted
frequently or recently.
I'm often frustrated when I need to create an if-else-endif construct in
a Nant script. For example:
<target name="unitTest" description="runs nunit tests on the
project"> e
<if test="${target::exists('unitTestCustom')}" >
<echo message="Calling custom NUnit target ..." />
<call target="unitTestCustom" />
</if>
<if test="${not target::exists('unitTestCustom')}" >
<echo message="Standard NUnit processing ..." />
</if>
</target>
Seems really messy to me. The test is executed multiple times and is
prone to mistakes if the conditional is not corrected in both places.
In the case of a test that validates a potential failure, I've used:
<target name="unitTest" description="runs nunit tests on the
project"> e
<if test="${target::exists('dontDoThis')}" >
<echo message="Not something I want to do ..." />
<fail message="Bad target - exiting ..." />
</if>
<echo message="Standard NUnit processing..." />
</target>
Any ideas on a better way to create if-else-endif conditional blocks?
Thanks,
Ken
Gomez, Inc.
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