msbuild-task

I am trying to automate the process for setting the Version for all DLL's, after spending some time I came to know the AssemblyInfo Task with which it can most likely be achieved. So I went ahead and installed it, specifically version 1.0.51130.0 . After Installing, I manually added the Import Tag (by unloading the each project) of AssemblyInfoTask in .cspoj files (the solution has more than 35 proj files). <Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\Microsoft\AssemblyInfoTask\Microsoft.VersionNumber.Targets"/> Next I modified the Microsoft.VersionNUmber.Target file which will be installed in

I am trying to transform all of the web.config files in a project I have, here's a my tree structure: Transform.bat Transforms ConfigTransform.proj Web.Transform.config Website web.config Views web.config There's more web.config files, but the idea is that this will find all of them and apply the same config transform on them. I've taken a few hints from a blog post I found but I get stuck in the last step, the actual transformation. Also there's a bit of a rough part in the middle that I don't really like (I don't quite understand what I'm doing and I'm obviously doing it wrong). Here's where

I have a MSBuild project and I want the current date to be added to a zip file that I am creating. I am using the MSBuildCommunityTasks. <!-- Import the CommunityTasks Helpper --> <Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\MSBuildCommunityTasks\MSBuild.Community.Tasks.Targets" /> On the website http://msbuildtasks.tigris.org/ I can see a task called time. I have not been able to find doc on how to use Time. In msbuild 4 you can now $([Namespace.Type]::Method(..parameters…)) $([Namespace.Type]::Property) $([Namespace.Type]::set_Property(value)) so I am using $([System.DateTime]::Now.ToString(

I have a Silverlight 3 project with something like this: <ItemGroup> <Content Include="Content\image1.png"> </Content> </ItemGroup> Basically I've added a PNG file to my project and set its build action to "Content". This works nicely. Now what I'd like to do is be able to add images in a different format to my project, and have them converted to PNG at build time - so that the end result is as if I had added a PNG image to the project (as Content) in the first place. In other words - I want the image to appear, in PNG format, in my XAP package. Ideally I would like to do this in such a way

I have the following piece of msbuild code: <PropertyGroup> <DirA>C:\DirA\</DirA> <DirB>C:\DirB\</DirB> </PropertyGroup> <Target Name="CopyToDirA" Condition="Exists('$(DirA)') AND '@(FilesToCopy)' != ''" Inputs="@(FilesToCopy)" Outputs="@(FilesToCopy -> '$(DirA)%(Filename)%(Extension)')"> <Copy SourceFiles="@(FilesToCopy)" DestinationFolder="$(DirA)" /> </Target> <Target Name="CopyToDirB" Condition="Exists('$(DirB)') AND '@(FilesToCopy)' != ''" Inputs="@(FilesToCopy)" Outputs="@(FilesToCopy -> '$(DirB)%(Filename)%(Extension)')"> <Copy SourceFiles="@(FilesToCopy)" DestinationFolder="$(DirB)" />

I am developing an Angular2 application in VS2015 and have a webpack bundling and minification environment set up for the same. This is my webpack.conf.js switch (process.env.NODE_ENV) { case 'prod': case 'production': module.exports = require('./config/webpack.prod'); break; case 'test': case 'testing': //module.exports = require('./config/webpack.test'); break; case 'dev': case 'development': default: module.exports = require('./config/webpack.dev'); } I have also installed a webpack task runner which invokes this with the following commands cmd /c SET NODE_ENV=development&& webpack -d -