petemounce / rake-dotnet

Tools should search for themselves first in local TOOLS_DIR as now, and then failing that in their own standard install locations. This will negate the strict need for tools to reside in source control. This seems acceptable since tools are part of the build process, not deployment; libraries will be referenced in project files, so that's entirely at the user's discretion.

It's actually simpler if output ends up in friendly-name directories rather than with version information (or at least, version-info that changes each build/commit) baked into the paths.

It has a feature to merge coverage files with eg *.xml - but this will fail in the standard version.

xunit 1.5 introduces possibility of wanting to run the x86 runner vs the x64 runner. Should be possible to push in a preference when (for example) on an x64 box running a set of tests using the x86 runner (because the test DLL depends on something that is x86-only, like WatiN).

... so that if it's non-numeric (eg DVCS generated), it's still part of the assembly information.

And, while I'm at it, make the assemblyinfo part use the erb template engine.

msbuild will blanket-build the contents of src where there is a project file in a sub-directory. Make it possible to ignore some of that file-match glob.

It's convenient to follow dependencies in the local environment, but have things be more explicit in CI (because not all agents may be running all tasks, for example). So, make it possible to have some dependencies for local, and others for CI (or, none, to start with).

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Support NDepend

Support NUnit test fixtures via the console runner

Since we ARE targetting .NET guys, after all...

Per title - want to create and drop websites.

xunit['out/reports/Foo.Unit.Tests/'] is not as friendly as xunit['Foo.Unit.Tests']

Like it says...

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Include publishing to rubyforge...?

Maybe?

Can do this by using FileLists to replace the constants as now, so for example

src_dir_list = ['src/*', 'tests/*']

...? Perhaps I'll wait for someone to vote... Personally, I'm happy with my own conventions! :-)

When running rake in rake-dotnet\presentation\DemoRoot\Demo\build the following error is returned:

rake aborted!
no such file to load -- ../../../../lib/rake_dotnet.rb

This file doesn't appear to exist.