问题
Our company is stuck on TFS 2013 due to Adobe's RoboHelp software only working with that as a maximum version. We are looking to migrate to .NET 4.6 from 4.0 and VS 2017 - As such we can use new framework featuers (such as Async / Await) and language features (Like Tuples).
Unfortunately our team build is failing when building a test project with the upgraded stuff and I assume this is because it's pointing at the 4.0 MSBuild.
I've installed VS2017 (Compiler and .NET 4.6 targeting pack). I have done some research on the topic but TFS 2013 + VS 2017 seems an oddly specific combination. I did however find that I need to change the ToolsVersion to 14.0 which I have done.
MSBuild then shows me that the maximum ToolsVersion I can have is 12.0, which again makes me think I'm using an old MSBUild. More research lead me to the ToolsPath property which I have set to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Professional\MSBuild\15.0\Bin". However this still gives me the same error.
How do I go about getting VS 2017 projects to build on TFS 2013? I presume I need some kind of MSBuild path changing but the ones I have tried so far just don't seem to cater for the new syntax.
回答1:
Just for anybody else that comes across this issue - There are potentially multiple MSBuild tasks within the build process template, I happened to have two and as soon as I changed the ToolPath on the second task to the full MSBuild path, my project started to build.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44631679/tfs-2013-and-visual-studio-2017-syntax