Once again I\'m battling MSBuild.I want to have a property value defined with a root path.As part of the build, the path will get updated with version information.However, MSBuild seems to have its ow
I am trying to create an msbuild project where dependency information is read from a text file. I have a text file named project.dep which contains a semicolon separated list of project names. In this
I have the following MSBuild project file: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?> <Project xmlns=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003\" DefaultTargets=\"Deploy\" ToolsVe
I created a build target in a project file (App.Tests.csproj) that imports a project: <Import Project =\"$(Location)\\Special.Tasks\"/>
In MsBuil开发者_如何学Pythond, is it possible to create an MSBuild condition (or another situation) that will evaluate whether a Property is \'defined\' (presuming that this is previous to assigning t
I am developing an app that reads a MSBUILD file ( *.csproj ) to pull out various bits of information. A previous question on here revealed that I can get the resource files being used in the followin
I am trying to use the WriteCodeFragment MSBuild task to create an AssemblyVersion attribute. I\'m having a problem creating a property group to correctly pass the ITaskItem array required for process
I wonder why in the following code, MsBuild refuses to set the Suffix Metadata. It does work with a CreateItem task instead of the ItemGroup Declaration (because CreateItem is computed at build time)
I have a build script that needs to hard code a path to an executable.The path is: C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\\SmartDevices\\SDK\\SDKTools\\cabwiz.exe
I would like to do something like this: <PropertyGroup> <propone>value</propone> </PropertyGroup>
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