nant

问题 I'm admittedly new to the whole continuous integration idea. As such, I've been scouring the web to find a way to take my ASP.NET project, feed it through Jenkins for auto-build using NAnt and mono on a Linux box, and ultimately deploy the artifact into Apache Archiva to be retrieved later for installation, etc. My problem is, I don't know how to integrate this hand-off of the artifact from Jenkins to Archiva. So, here's what I understand: Archiva can be used to store any type of artifact.

问题 I'm currently trying to update the version no. in TeamCity using a Nant build file, containing the version number. If I just use <property name="versionNo" value="2.16.3."/> . . <echo message="##teamcity[buildNumber '${versionNo}']"></echo> In the script the buildNumber is update to 2.16.3 but I would also like to have the counter on this version number. Meaning I would like to have <echo message="##teamcity[buildNumber '${versionNo}.{0}']"></echo> But this doesn't work. Does anybody know how

问题 I updated to cygwin 1.7.15 this afternoon and went to run the same nant script I ran successfully this morning, except that nant now hangs - no output is ever shown. I've verified nant (0.91.3881.0 alpha2) still runs in a windows cmd prompt and I've tried to rebaseall on cygwin without any luck. Edit: In 1.7.15, nant doesn't show as a process in task manager nor Process Explorer (sysinternals). How do I get nant back working in cygwin? 回答1: It looks like this is a known bug with a fix coming.

问题 I use Nant for automating ClickOnce build. So after building the application I need to know what is its version (for purpose of folder creation). Also I need build autoincrementing. For building I use msbuild.exe /t:publish 回答1: For this you can use your source code repository revision number/hash as that is often used when using subversion or git repositories. You can also make use of a buildserver like cruisecontrol (ccnet) this will do this build version incrementing for you. 回答2: As far

问题 I have a simple HelloWorld application that I'm trying to build using NAnt. However, even with the simplest of build files, I still cannot get it to work. Below is my HelloWorld.build file. <?xml version="1.0"?> <project name="Hello World" default="build"> <property name="nant.settings.currentframework" value="net-3.5"/> <target name="build"> <echo>Hello</echo> <exec program="${framework::get-framework-directory(framework::get-target-framework())}\msbuild.exe" commandline="HelloWorld /t:Clean

问题 I'm using SubSonic 3 (ActiveRecord mode) to generate the code for my DAL. It uses T4 templates (.tt) files that as soon as you save, generate the code for you. I want to automate this as part of my NANT build, but I can't get this to work. I know that MS provide a tool called TextTransform to generate the code from T4 templates, but in the case of the SubSonic templates this doesn't seem to work - I think the templates make some assumptions about the template being run from within Visual

问题 We use cruise control .net to do our Continuous Integration in our Delphi 2006 application. We use a setup similar to the one described here. QUESTION: 1) What is the best scripting tool/language to use implement the build script? 2) Are there any advantages of using WANT over using NANT? (NOTE: D2006 is not compatible with MSBuild) 回答1: I never used WANT, but NANT works fine with any Delphi version. I presume NANT is also better supported and has more features you can use since it is used

问题 First of all, I have already seen this post: nant mail issues but the only answer is not satisfactory (i.e.: doesn't work for me). I am using NAnt to get latest version of source, upgrade version of the libraries and application, build the application, build the setups... all the usual things, I bet. I would like NAnt to send an email to some people confirming the conclusion of the build process; I've already checked the official (pretty ugly, IMHO) documentation for the task, but the example

问题 I want to kill all IE instances by nant script with c# code: <target name="clean"> <script language="C#" prefix="Cleaning"> <references> <include name="System.Diagnostics.dll" /> </references> <imports> <import namespace="System.Diagnostics" /> </imports> <code> <![CDATA[ [Function("Delete")] public static void KillIe() { foreach (var process in Process.GetProcessesByName("iexplore")) { process.Kill(); } } ]]> </code> </script> <echo message="Calling function: ${Cleaning::KillIe()}"/> <

问题 Where I work I have several projects in separate repositories. Each project shares a lot of common code that I want to pull out into a distinct project. I'm thinking of calling the project with the following scheme: Company.Department.Common or Company.Department.Utility. I've constructed a project for this and it has an automated build script (as does every other project). My question is that I would like to refactor my existing projects to depend on this new project. One method that is