Re: Next NAnt/NAntContrib TODO Tasks
Rob Richardson <[email protected]> Wed, 26 Oct 2011 12:21:47 -0700 (PDT)
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I'll avoid the >athon and just reply at the top. =A0 +1 on git and github.=A0 That's more-or-less the lingua franca of open-sour= ce=A0now-a-days.=A0 Being able to accept pull requests would be awesome!=A0 Once it's there, I've got a heap ton of pull requests I'd love to hand off.=A0 To tha= t end, we should consider a <git> task in NAnt, and consider moving <cvs> to NAntContrib. =A0 I'd like to see <nunit2> either get to 2.5.10 or spun off as a separate project.=A0 I had to resort = to <exec> to get 2.5.10 working as well.=A0 Many SF patches / posts have upgraded the task throughout the years, but it's never gotten pulled i= nto the trunk.=A0 If NAnt's cadence is going to be anywhere near previous precedent, <nunit2> has to move separately to remain relevant. =A0 I'd like to also throw in my vote to get <msbuild> moved from NAntContrib to NAnt.=A0 The <solution> tas= k hasn't worked for me in 5 years, and thus <msbuild> has really become an essential part of NAnt. =A0(Towards the goals of NAnt 2.5, we could shim <solution> to use <m= sbuild> for VS 2005+ projects/solutions.)=A0=A0Tangentially related, if we = used the <msbuild> task to build NAnt, we could easily get "Any CPU" mode -- a result not currently available in the NAnt release package. =A0 +1 on moving to .net 2 and generics, and a standard #define net_4 release would also be awesome. How can I help? =A0 Rob ---------------------------------------------------------------------------= --- The demand for IT networking professionals continues to grow, and the demand for specialized networking skills is growing even more rapidly. Take a complimentary Learning@Cisco Self-Assessment and learn = about Cisco certifications, training, and career opportunities. = http://p.sf.net/sfu/cisco-dev2dev