Ironruby core - Oct 2007 - At Revision 46, Microsoft.Scripting.csproj imports SpecSharp.targets

Since the SpecSharp.targets its not in trunk VS is unable to load the
project.

BTW: Hi all! I am trying to keep up to date with this great project and I
expect to have some time to collaborate in the following weeks.

Cheers,
-- 
Brian J. Cardiff
bcardiff(?)gmail.com
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Brian J. Cardiff:
> Since the SpecSharp.targets its not in trunk VS is unable to load the
> project.
Ouch. Thanks for the catch. I''ll get it into today''s update.
> BTW: Hi all! I am trying to keep up to date with this great project
> and I expect to have some time to collaborate in the following weeks.
Looking forward to it! If you feel like contributing, make sure that you sign a
contributor agreement:
http://ironruby.rubyforge.org/wiki/wiki.pl?ContributingToIronRuby

Thanks!
-John

John Lam (DLR) wrote:
> Brian J. Cardiff:
> 
>> Since the SpecSharp.targets its not in trunk VS is unable to load the
>> project.
> 
Is this resolved yet?

I''m using revision 53 and having the same problem.
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Erez Tal wrote:
> John Lam (DLR) wrote:
>> Brian J. Cardiff:
>> 
>>> Since the SpecSharp.targets its not in trunk VS is unable to load
the
>>> project.
>> 
> 
> Is this resolved yet?
> 
> I''m using revision 53 and having the same problem.
Until they resolve this, you can work around this by removing the 
following lines (the Spec# references) from the Microsoft.Scripting C# 
project.

  <Import Project="..\..\SpecSharp.targets" />
  <Target Name="AfterCompile" DependsOnTargets="Verify" 
Condition="''$(SpecSharpVerify)'' ==
''true''" />
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Joe Chung wrote:
> Erez Tal wrote:
>> John Lam (DLR) wrote:
>>> Brian J. Cardiff:
>>> 
>>>> Since the SpecSharp.targets its not in trunk VS is unable to
load the
>>>> project.
>>> 
>> 
>> Is this resolved yet?
>> 
>> I''m using revision 53 and having the same problem.
> 
> Until they resolve this, you can work around this by removing the 
> following lines (the Spec# references) from the Microsoft.Scripting C# 
> project.
> 
>   <Import Project="..\..\SpecSharp.targets" />
>   <Target Name="AfterCompile"
DependsOnTargets="Verify"
> Condition="''$(SpecSharpVerify)'' ==
''true''" />
Thanks,

Worked like a charm.
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Joe Chung:
> Until they resolve this, you can work around this by removing the
> following lines (the Spec# references) from the Microsoft.Scripting C#
> project.
>
>   <Import Project="..\..\SpecSharp.targets" />
>   <Target Name="AfterCompile"
DependsOnTargets="Verify"
> Condition="''$(SpecSharpVerify)'' ==
''true''" />
Thanks for posting this, Joe. Resolving this properly requires adding a new
feature to the Rakefile and I''m running around getting things together
for RubyConf right now.

-John