How does msbuild determine whether a project should be built? I'm trying to figure out what msbuild does exactly to figure out whether a project should be built or not, because it seems that projects that haven't changed, are not built Does it use the obj directory or the compiled assemblies in any way? Thursday, September 28, 2006 12:25 PM
aspnet_compiler exiting with error code Can you build your project with diagnostic verbosity and see the output It will give you more information about the errors raised by aspnet_compiler exe To change verbosity goto Tools -> Options, then goto "Projects and Solutions" and click on "Build and Run" The MSBuild verbosity is the last drop down on that dialog box Thanks,
Windows Metadata Exporter Crashes This is essentially a helloworld level application and so has nothing complex The only thing that I need to do to replicate the issue is to include a pair of methods such as the following: public IAsyncOperation<string []> GetThings () { return GetThingsAsync () AsAsyncOperation (); } private async Task<string []> GetThingsAsync () { return new List<string> () ToArray (); }
Azure CLI command az network vnet subnet delete says a resource is . . . Now I am not an expert in network and I have to point out that this vnet and subnet were set up by another person so I do not really understand why did he set up this In my understanding this " Microsoft ContainerInstance containerGroups" delegation is in all subnets created in azure, aside from this no delegations are being used
VS2008 delete projects output files with no reason and log If there is no pre post build event for deleting the files, Visual Studio will not delete any files automatically If we set MSBuild project build output verbosity (Tools Options Projects and Solutions Build and Run) to Detailed, which will help show the detail build actions during building, should we find any clue about deleting the files?
Access to the path is denied when using Publish Artifact build step . . . Using Visual Studio build template from TFS 2015 vNext build templates pick appropriate repository path change Contents field of Publish Build Artifacts to add **\* aspx build account has Administrator rights on the server Here is the output: