I\'m rejigging our deploy scripts, and have moved to external config files for each defined environment.I have the ${environment} and the ${system} component passed as variables on the command line.
I know this a is a common issue, but everything I can find in the forums seems to relate to 64bit framework incompatability (which is not an issue in my case).
I\'m using VS2008 Pro and as such my c# project includes a bunch of Unit Tests written in the MS bundled unit test framework (sorry I have no idea what its official name is!). I would like to be able
I\'m having problems building the nAntContrib library using the instructions provided. When running the build I get the following feedback
My NAnt builds run fine locally on a developer machine, and locally on the command line of the Hudson server, but they will not run in my configured Hudson project.
I have created some ms build tasks for my VS project. Rather than having to update the VS Project file with each of the tasks, is it possible to create an external file to hold the build tasks and re
Summary I currently have a NAnt build script that performs a vssget on either the latest source code, or a specific branch (using a ${branch} parameter).
How to build and publish the ASP.NET web site(Microsoft Vishul Studio->File->New->Website) using Cruise Control.ne开发者_Go百科t.
Is there a programmatic way from the command line to change the .NET Framework version for a particular virtual directory in IIS 7.0?
I have cruise control with Nant running on windows 7 machine .Builds work just fine. But I have a task for which i need to start a batch process which opens up an application window (directX based app