By tag: NAnt
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Targeting multiple environments and machines – part 2/2
How do you as a developer work seamlessly across multiple environments machines? In this article I describe one possible solution.
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Say Goodbye to NAnt and MSBuild With IronRuby
Tired of writing tons of XML in order to create automated .NET builds? Well, look no further... IronRuby, Rake, and Albacore are here to rescue you!
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UppercuT – Elegant Solution to Strong Naming
Signing an entire set of assemblies in two steps? Yeah, that includes creating the key file and everything.
UppercuT makes your automated builds easier! If you're not using UppercuT yet, why not?
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UppercuT and Mono Migration Analyzer
If you are using UppercuT, you will be pleased to know that it now supports Mono Migration Analyzer (MoMA for short). All you have to do is upgrade. And with the design of UppercuT, we’ve made it super simple to upgrade. Yet another reason to use UppercuT. The builds just keep getting better!
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Using Reflection TO invoke members
Taking a look at how to use the reflection to invoke members on an object. Reflection can allow you to call methods, properties, etc of any scope on an object. This can be a very, very useful tool for the tool-belt for the times this is needed.
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Mark an Executable to Use More Than 2GB of Memory -Large Address Aware
UppercuT – Mark an Application Executable to Use More Than 2GB of Memory (Large Address Aware) - If you’ve ever built a .NET application that runs out of memory constantly, it’s because you are hitting a 2GB limit. You may have known about marking an assembly “/largeaddressaware”. You may have not. ...
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Building a NAnt script - Part 5: Adding MSTest results to your build s
Taking a look at how to add in the ability to run the MSTest testing engine via our scripts to run our MSTest unit tests.
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Creating Custom Functions w/ NAnt
Taking a look at how to create a custom function for your NAnt script.
After you have the basics of NAnt down you may quickly find out that there are features you need, but they are not part of the core library. The good news for you is that in very little effort or coding you can create your own...
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Creating MSDN-Style Documentation with Sandcastle and NAnt
This article discussing a reusable NAnt script for creating assembly documentation using Sandcastle. It covers the NAnt script itself, as well as the steps Sandcastle requires to create a CHM file.
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Building a Nant Script -- Part 4: Adding fxCop to your build script
Taking a look at how to add in the ability to run the fxCop static analysis tool to your build script. Having this ability can allow you to keep very close tabs on your code at any time.
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Building a Nant Script -- Part 4: Running SQL Scripts w/ SqlCmd
Taking a look at how to build a Nant Script. In this episode we will take a look at how to run SQL Scripts w/ SqlCmd.
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Building a Nant Script -- Part 3: Adding Code Coverage
Taking a look how to add code coverage (via NCover) to your NAnt build script.
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Building a Nant Script -- Part 2: Adding NUnit tests
Taking a look at how to create a build script with Nant, learning how to add NUnit tests
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NAnt HowTo #3: How To Run NUnit tests
This article describes how to run NUnit tests from your NAnt build file.