Problem The .NET Framework reference in the most recent release of Tree Surgeon has an old reference to .NET 2.0 Beta 1. This is in the NAnt.exe.config file. This will produce results that will not compile when using the <msbuild> task of the NAntContrib Tasks. Fix Open the file located in “ProjectName/Tools/nant/NAnt.exe.config” file. Find this: <framework    name=“net-2.0″    family=“net”    version=“2.0″    description=“Microsoft .NET Framework...
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Mike Roberts over at ThoughWorks have a project to help with continuous integration. The product is called “Tree Surgeon“. Tree Surgeon solves the problem of how to set up a development tree. “Tree Surgeon is a .NET development tree generator. Just give it the name of your project, and it will set up a development tree for you in seconds. More than that, your new tree has years worth of accumulated build engineering experience built right in.” What the product does is it allows you to specify a project name and the application will create a development tree for...
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For those of you who use Simian, please be aware, they upgraded the product and the old “-recurse” option no longer works. Read below on how to fix it. The Issue I downloaded it last night to test it with my teams current continuous integration environment through Cruise Control .NET (CCNET).  I looked at some examples on the CCNET website on how to run this as a NAnt task and found that it should be fairly easy. I just needed to recurse through the directories and have it run on all C# files (*.cs). Unfortunately I was getting a “Invalid...
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