It's going crazy. Google code is reporting revisions twice, and it's building old builds over again, but since it uses the latest revision to build an old revision, I think the zipfile will contain the wrong revision

If google code continues like this I'll probably have to do something about it, but let's wait first.

EDIT: The packaged builds crash when I select the ROM file for me on Windows. Am I the only one, or are the builds bad?

r192 cannot build!
Could not find file 'C:\data\dump\NSMBe\Build_Folder\NSMBe4\Resources\version.txt'. Line 913, position 5. \NSMBe4\Properties\Resources.resx

Oops, sorry. Will fix it right now.
But please, test out the autobuilds and tell me if they work correctly, they don't work for me

This is weird!

r193 twice?



EDIT:

Revisions are going everywhere, and Mini-Mario's going haywire!!!

And what's up with r193?

Languages folder is not being copied over where NSMBe5.exe on the root of the .zip file!

And why is there a latest.zip in the zip file? Also, what's up with the Visual Studio stuff in their too? Did you make the script blindly zip up the output folder?

BTW: What Visual Studio 2010 edition are you using Dirbaio? I'm using Ultimate.

Wait wait wait.

1: Mini-mario is reporting revisions twice because Google Code is reporting revisions twice. I have no idea why.
2: What's wrong with r193?
3: Yeah, I know what's wrong with the languages folder and the latest.zip, I'm going to fix it right now.
4: I'm using Visual Studio Express Edition. However, the auto-build is done with the latest mono compiler and xbuild.
5: PLEASE could you test out an auto-build? Does it work or not???

OK, Ok, ok Dirbaio. Keep it .

I tested it out, and I got the same results as you. r193 crashed after loading a ROM.

BTW, is there a Command-line interface to Visual Studio? Just wondering.

Edit: Ugh! I keep making mistakes

Wait, why is r188 being build again?

I think there was a way to build solutions from the commandline. It was something like "msbuild NSMBe4.sln".
But I can't use that on the server since it's running Ubuntu.

I'll see what I can do to fix the auto-build exe's. I think it's because 32bit/64bit. The server is 32 bit. My laptop is 64-bit. What's yours?

I doubt it.

If it was x86 and x86-64 problems, the Open ROM dialogue box wouldn't show up.

My laptop is x86.

It's something else.

Well, right now the revision reporting and the builds should work both fine. I've fixed the weird packaging and the crash.

Please take a look at the builds and tell me if they work fine. I've spent all day on making that ***ing script work correctly.

NSMBe has done 200 revisions. Congrats.

Yay
I remember back then when I made 100 revisions

I remember back, when there was only nsmb editor 2.2.
With it, you had the most possibilities. xD