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Re: [CI-Factory] Re: installation problem

jay.flow...@gmail.com (Jay Flowers) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 03:49:42 UT

There is a problem there:

<trunkUrl>https://
&ProjectName/&ProjectCodeLineN ame;/&BuildDirectoryName;</tru nkUrl>

Here is the fix:

<trunkUrl>https://
&ProjectName;/&ProjectCodeLine Name;/&BuildDirectoryName;</tr unkUrl>

its the semicolon after the &ProjectName;<---here...

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Re: installation problem

wally.war...@gmail.com (WallyW) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:39:36 UT

Well ok, it was a wild goose chase. When I modified properties in
Arguments.xml I omitted semicolons at the end of property
CCNet.SVN.RUI.ProjectName and CCNet.SVN.WebRepoUrl. So now run.bat
cranks along and builds my project but then fails with a complaint
about svn: "External Program Failed: svn (return code was 1) ...

Re: installation problem

wally.war...@gmail.com (WallyW) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 20:11:40 UT

Jay, thanks for your quick reply. Reading ccnetproject.xml as you
suggest yields:

A semi colon character was expected. Error processing resource
'file:///C:/Projects/globalei_ library/Current/Build/ccnetpro ject.xml'.
Line 66, ...

<trunkUrl>https://&ProjectName /&ProjectCodeLineName;/

Re: [CI-Factory] installation problem

jay.flow...@gmail.com (Jay Flowers) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:59:11 UT

It says that there is a problem with EntityName. Line 66, position 28. That
is happening while trying to read the ccnetproject.xml. So there is a
problem with that file or the Entities.xml. Try open the ccnetproject.xml
in Internet Explorer and see what error it shows.

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Jay Flowers

installation problem

wally.war...@gmail.com (Wally Warnke) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:21:29 UT

Gentlemen,
After installing CI Factory, getting my SVN repository set up and
customizing Arguments.xml, the nant script kicked off by run.bat chews away
for a while and then barfs up this error:
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[nant] c:\Projects\globalei_library\C urrent\Build\Common.Build.xml
Common.CreateCCTraySfx Buildfile:

Re: NCover 3

buzz...@gmail.com (Ryan Anderson) — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:09:58 UT

I haven't with CI Factory, but have with a simple MSBuild file outside
fo CI Factory...
Almost every method and attribute name was refactored and renamed in
version 3, so there was a little refamiliarization there at first.

Markup is cleaner though in 3 IMO. Have yet to attempt to change nant

NCover 3

dennis.woodr...@rexson.co.uk (dennisw) — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 13:18:56 UT

Hi,

Does anyone have any experience of using NCover 3.x with CI Factory
1.1.x

Thanks

Dennis

Unit tests failed after import vs2005 solution to vs2008.

xhu...@yahoo.com.cn (xiehuanxie) — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:03:35 UT

Hi all,

I am trying to port solution from vs2005 to vs2008, every thing works
well except the unit test.

My solution containes C#, C++/clr (C++/CLI), and C++ native. I would
like to test a C# project which has C++/clr dependency. My assembly is
build from

severals netmodule, some writtens in C#, some in C++/CLI.

Re: Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

dennis.woodr...@rexson.co.uk (dennisw) — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 13:28:57 UT

Hi Jay,

I did run SetupIIS. That ran without error, but there was still no
change.

I then remembered the Scratch.build file and started to build up the
main build line by line. It failed on the very first line:
<call target="SourceModificationRepo rt.PublishOldSource" />
After a bit of digging it seemed I was gettnig and empty

Re: [CI-Factory] Re: Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

jay.flow...@gmail.com (Jay Flowers) — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:04:00 UT

Did you setup IIS by running the SetupIIS.xml nant script?

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Re: Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

dennis.woodr...@rexson.co.uk (dennisw) — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:22:39 UT

Yes.

Re: [CI-Factory] Re: Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

jay.flow...@gmail.com (Jay Flowers) — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:18:47 UT

I still don't understand. Is this happening when you try to open a build
report?

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Re: Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

dennis.woodr...@rexson.co.uk (dennisw) — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 09:06:39 UT

Hi Jay,

Sorry about that. I have been using version 0.8 on 2 projects for
around 2 years now without major problems (If it ain't broke don't fix
it applies to these at the moment, although it would be nice to
upgrade sometime). This week I had to get a new build server up and
running and decided to get up to date so I set up my new project's

Re: [CI-Factory] Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

jay.flow...@gmail.com (Jay Flowers) — Fri, 29 May 2009 16:28:38 UT

Can you give some more context? I am not clear on what was happening when
this error happened. I need a scenario and more of the log than just a
stack trace to be able to help.

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Path to SourceModificationReport seems to be missing. v1.1.0.36

dennis.woodr...@rexson.co.uk (dennisw) — Fri, 29 May 2009 16:11:32 UT

The following error occurs when committing the build scripts.
Running on Windows 2008 Server x64.

System.Xml.Xsl.XslTransformExc eption: An error occurred while loading
document '\SourceModificationReport.xml '. See InnerException for a
complete description of the error. --->
System.IO.FileNotFoundExceptio n: Could not find file 'c: