msbuild

问题 I'm trying to make a custom MSBuild script to build all solutions in our repository: <Project xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003"> <PropertyGroup> <SourceHome Condition=" '$(SourceHome)'=='' ">..\</SourceHome> <ToolsHome Condition=" '$(ToolsHome)'=='' ">.\Tools\</ToolsHome> <Configuration Condition=" '$(Configuration)'=='' ">Release</Configuration> <DestFolder Condition=" '$(DestFolder)'=='' ">.\$(Configuration)\</DestFolder> </PropertyGroup> <ItemGroup> <AllSolutions

问题 I'm trying to create an automated build for my web application project. We use a standard CMS project and have tweaked some parts of it. Only the tweaked files are part of our project, but I want to include the full CMS in the deployment package. So I've created a custom .targets file to define a task to include the CMS files during the build: <Target Name="GetCMSFiles"> <ItemGroup> <!-- Include the CMS files into the package --> <_CMSFiles Include="..\packages\CMSFiles\**\*" />

问题 I have a solution that contains two projects: - projectA has a nuget reference to ServiceStack ormlite - projectB has a reference to projectA When I build the solution the outdir for projectA contains all the assembly coming from nuget packages (4 assemblies), whereas the projectB only copies 2 of them. Obviously when I start it I get an FileNotFoundException . I have already tried with no success to add private=true flag I have seen many references to this problem and it gets very confused

问题 Can anyone tell me why command-line msbuild fails to build this code? public SourceControlHandler(string sourceControlUser = null, string sourceControlPassword = null, string sourceControlDomain = null) { var client = new SvnClient(); if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(SourceControlUser) && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(SourceControlPassword)) { client.Authentication.Clear(); client.Authenticatio​n.UserNameHandlers += delegate (object sender, Sv​nUserNameEventArgs e) { e.UserName = SourceControlUser; };

问题 I was given the task to research and implement CI for our small .Net shop. After doing our research, we selected TeamCity to our automated builds. Installing TeamCity and MSBuild was pretty straight forward but the issue is when I started the build. I would always get an error. From the looks of things, it's trying to call the Shared Library project so the first thing I did was edit the VCS to include the Shared Library but that did not resolve the issue. Please review the log from the build

问题 I'm trying to creating a custom task to generate an intermediate .csproj file (see this post for the reason.) The custom task is in a dll that presently references the .net 2.0 assemblies. The experimental msbuild/xbuild setting of MonoDevelop is enabled to force MonoDevelop to use xbuild to build the project. I am able to run this from the command line, via a project that references the task via a <UsingTask> element: ~/src/All/workspace/XBuildExt/bin/Debug> mono /Library/Frameworks/Mono

问题 Hy there! I'm using this piece of code, to copy some files on post-build-event: <PropertyGroup> <DemoPath1>..\demoPath1</DemoPath1> </PropertyGroup> <Target Name="AfterBuild"> <Exec Command="robocopy $(ProjectDir)$(DemoPath1) $(ProjectDir)demoPath2/$(Revision) * /XD .svn _svn /XF *.cs /S" IgnoreExitCode="true" /> </Target> As you can see, I would like to use $(Revision) - obviously, this is not going to work ... Can anybody help me out? @mods: I dunno exactly which tag to use ... on the one

问题 I am getting this MsBuild error when trying to build my Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application with AppVeyor: C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\14.0\bin\Microsoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(2048,5): error MSB3774: Could not find SDK "Microsoft.AdMediator.Universal, Version=1.0". [C:\projects\santasegameengine\Source\UI\Santase.UI.WindowsUniversal\Santase.UI.WindowsUniversal.csproj] C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\14.0\bin\Microsoft.Common.CurrentVersion.targets(2048,5): error MSB3774:

问题 I have some cloud service projects , which i am trying to get it into CI/CD. When i right click on the project from Visual Studio and click Package it does what i want. I can see the ServiceConfiguration.cscfg and ServiceDefinition.csdef in the bin\Release folder after the package command is completed. How can i achieve the same from an MSBuild command line ? I have tried msbuild.exe /p:DeployTarget=Package /p:DeployOnBuild=true /p:AutomatedBuild=True /p:configuration=release /p:outdir="D:

问题 I want to access a MSBuild variable inside an unit test, which is a .NET 4.5 class library project (classic csproj), but I failed to find any articles discussing a way to pass values from MSBuild into the execution context. I thought about setting an environment variable during compilation and then reading that environment variable during execution, but that seems to require a custom task to set the environment variable value and I was a bit worried about the scope of the variable (ideally, I