Version 1.3 of the NAnt Plugin for Hudson now available
I just recently became a user of the Hudson continuous integration system. Immediately, I noticed how intuitive it was to use, and how easy the UI makes configuring and running builds. Currently, I’m doing primarily .NET projects, and am using NAnt for my project builds. One of the first things I noticed was that the NAnt plugin for Hudson didn’t support passing properties to a NAnt build. My builds tend to rely on properties for defining things like the build configuration or the deployment environment.
Last week, I decided I’d try my hand at updating the plugin, and was able to release version 1.3. Version 1.3 allows properties to be passed to the NAnt build and also addresses an issue related to the execution of the NAnt executable on Windows that caused some command line arguments to improperly cause the command to fail. You can find more information on the plugin here.
More releases will be coming in the near future. The next release will target fixing bugs related to executing NAnt on a non-Windows environment (Linux, Mac, etc).
