NET application on a Winx64 machine that targets the x32 platform, NAnt is referencing the x64 libs during the build. So that is what I think is happening. The problem I am having is trying to figure out the best approach to address this issue. The thoughts I have had so far entail quite a bit of reworking of how the. NET versions are located but I don't want to tear the thing down completely if I can help it.
You could be very much right. Then try to use it in my application it did not worked. So i guess for VSS library to work we have to use x From: Ryan Boggs notifications github. Hi, So I have done some investigation and I think I see what is happening, I am just not sure the best way to proceed in addressing this issue. Thanks, Ryan — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub. I had a similar issue recently. I setup a new build machine for our Visual Studio products.
It is bit. I initially tried the latest download of NAnt, but builds failed. So, I got the source and modified it to accommodate Visual Studio solutions and. NET 4. This got some of the simple builds going, but ran into trouble with any solution that utilized the Visual Studio SDK. Upon further research, I found what Ryan and Jyoti found above about the registry keys.
To get around this, I built NAnt as x All of my builds now work. Granted, this is not an ideal solution, but could help for now. I'm gonna try to see if I can set NAnt to target the x86 platform during the build process and see what happens.
Right now, it is defaulting to "anycpu" which targets whatever platform it is running on which seems to be part of this problem. Sorry, something went wrong. OK, I installed a missing package. XmlTrasform, SimpleInjector, System. Core, System. Interfaces, System. Once you figure out what it is you are missing, I'd love to know so we can correct it or document it.
If you could gist up these two files for me and paste that link here, that would be great! Clearly that is not going to work. I re-create choco repo in new location out of my other repos. I'll just throw this out there, you understand this is something local to your environment right?
Once you've figured out what it is, I'm curious to know what you've determined, and whether it is something we need to change to make things smoother. Let me know if that works. But strange thing was the variable without the quotes or opening new cmd windows did not take affect right away. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit.
Tim in France. Looks like I had exactly the same circumstances and error as you. To do this, follow these steps: Open an elevated command prompt. If you are prompted for an administrator password or for a confirmation, type the password, or click Allow. Hope this helps you. Let us know either way. Make it a great day! How satisfied are you with this reply? Viewed 47k times. Improve this question. Callat Callat 2, 4 4 gold badges 25 25 silver badges 45 45 bronze badges.
You might want to search where the compiler is and run it from there — Gonzalo. I'm a little familiar with terminal on ubuntu but I'm new to cmd — Callat. The path depends on which. NET framework you want to use for compilation. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Locate the path of csc. NET framework version directories There will be csc.
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