I have a simple XAML page that load fine when it is loaded as part of any application within Visual Studio.However, when I deploy this application using ClickOnce, I get the following exception:
Long story short, I have a test project file (C# project) that contains the NUnit assemblies. When I hit F5, the build properties tell the project to launch NUnit and run the appropriate tests.
I have a custom MSBuild task that takes in a set of JavaScript files, minifies them, and outputs them, with the extension .min.js. When I do a normal build through Visual Studio, it works perfectly an
I hav开发者_StackOverflowe bunch of COM dependencies and my build script emits tons of following warnings:
I am using MSbuild to publish my webservices projects on the command line using the following command:
I am trying to install a windows service using MSBuild and CCNET. I am using MSBuild Extension pack WindowsService
I have a class library project that references the version 4.1 Microsoft.Practices.Common dll.I also reference a 3rd party DLL that utilizes a different version of the Microsoft.Practices.Common DLL.
I have a solution that is being referenced by a MSBuild project. In the solution, I am referencing several projects that are targeting .NET 4.0. How can I te开发者_如何学运维ll MSBuild to ignore the p
Are there any community MSBuild tasks for Perforce (e.g. even just basic syncing)? Neithe开发者_如何学Pythonr the MSBuild Community tasks or MSBuildExtenstion pack seem to have any.It looks like the
Would anyone happen to know开发者_StackOverflow中文版 a trick that will keep this MSBuild task from blocking? I really just want the explorer to open and the build script to keep on going. Currently i