I use nant copy in my build files.There are sometimes copy fails.It
happends different time and different files.
I can't figure out why it happend and when it happed. each files about 200
MB and there are 20 files.
it always happend afeter some exec task.Is it cause by memory or .net gc ?
no.it's an auto batch job in the midnight.
zip some files and copy to some folders to backup.
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Does that Really matter? I can open a zip file on my PC and go home and forget
to close it. That is the only think I can think of that would cause a copy to
fail... unless there was some network issue, although it looks like the copy
source and target is all on the same machine looking at your
I download source files and compile them from version control system and zip
them to IntstallShield source folder. that is a task of my auto build
processes.if I run it again,it works fine then.btw,I had change use nant copy
to nant exec task and run xcopy now...:(
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寄件者： Bob
Hi All,
I am looking to introduce a Continuous Integration/build environment to my dev
team which currently has none. What would be the primary advantage(s) to
choosing a NANT too over CC.NET ?
Chris
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The Planet:
Ok perhaps I should have phrased my question a little better, I am looking for
CI and daily builds. I've used CC.Net before exclusively without NANT. My
question was more why would I choose to use the functionality exposed in NANT,
such a executing tasks, copying files etc When CC.NET also
Well, for one thing, each does some things better than the other, so we
like to take advantage of that.
We have customized CC.NET heavily with custom tasks that have allowed to
us fully integrate git with CC.NET.
Some things make sense to do in CC.NET, others in nant, still others
with
Think of ccnet as the trigger that fires your nant scripts.
Ccnet will continuously watch something. That something could be the
current time, one or more source control repositories, the filesystem, or
you can write your own code to monitor whatever you want.
When something changes (a
