public static void ExecuteDefaultTarget <T>(T build)
where T : NukeBuild
{
var executingTargets = TargetDefinitionLoader.GetExecutingTargets(build, new[] { BuildExecutor.DefaultTarget });
BuildExecutor.Execute(build, executingTargets);
}
public static void ExecuteDefaultTarget <T>(T build)
where T : NukeBuild
{
var invokedTargetNames = new[] { BuildExecutor.DefaultTarget };
var executingTargets = TargetDefinitionLoader.GetExecutingTargets(build, invokedTargetNames, skippedTargetNames: null);
BuildExecutor.Execute(build, executingTargets);
}
private void ExecuteBuild(ExecutableTarget[] skippedTargets = null)
{
string[] SelectNames(ExecutableTarget[] targets) => targets?.Select(x => x.Name).ToArray();
var build = new TestBuild();
build.ExecutableTargets = new[] { A, B, C };
build.ExecutionPlan = new[] { A, B, C };
build.ExecutionPlan.ForEach(x => x.Status = ExecutionStatus.NotRun);
BuildExecutor.Execute(build, SelectNames(skippedTargets));
}
/// <summary>
/// Executes the build. The provided expression defines the <em>default</em> target that is invoked,
/// if no targets have been specified via command-line arguments.
/// </summary>
protected static int Execute <T>(Expression <Func <T, Target> > defaultTargetExpression)
where T : NukeBuild
{
return(BuildExecutor.Execute(defaultTargetExpression));
}