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I have a project which is being updated to use the new .csproj format. We used to use the following msbuild arguments: msbuild Logging.sln /p:WebPublishMethod=Package /p:PackageAsSingleFile=true /p:SkipInvalidConfigurations=true /p:PackageLocation="C:\Source\webdeploy" Which created a .zip web deploy package. In the top level of this folder was parameters.xml, which is a copy of a custom parameters.xml from the project being built. Since moving to the new .csproj format, the .zip is still being created, but the parameters.xml file inside the .zip is incorrect. I'm not sure where it comes from,

Lets say I have the following project file: <Project> <Import Project="Sdk.props" Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk" /> <PropertyGroup> <TargetFramework>net47</TargetFramework> </PropertyGroup> <Import Project="Sdk.targets" Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk" /> </Project> Is it possible to move TargetFramework property to external props file? When I try doing that, Visual Studio gives me a "one-way upgrade" error. You've hit a known issue in the way that Visual Studio interprets csproj files. On command line (msbuild.exe or dotnet.exe) you can build a project with the property TargetFramework coming in from an

I am dynamically generating a resource-file at build time with MSBuild, but in order to be able to read from this resource file at run-time, I need it to be an embedded resource. I have looked everywhere at how to mark a file in a .csproj as embedded resource, I have even tried this to no avail. <ItemGroup> <Content Include="Infrastructure\Content\Store\content_store_en.json" /> <EmbeddedResource Include="Infrastructure\Content\Store\content_store_en.json"> </EmbeddedResource> </ItemGroup> Is there any way I can achieve this ? Here is how you do it: <Target Name="BeforeBuild"> <CreateItem

I've downloaded a framework with samples in .csproj project format. How can I open them in MonoDevelop? I'm interested in using some classes in that framework. It has a folder structure like: Accord.Statistics.Models and a main folder Accord with a subfolder Statistics with a subfolder Models with a file ModelFoo.cs I want to use that file (that begin with namespace Accord.Statistics.Models ) in a MonoDevelop Solution under Ubuntu. If I copy the folder or single files inside my new Solution I get the error Are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference? How can I do? Create a new

If I have a project (P1) that builds a nuget package, and I make it depend on a project (P2) that doesn't build a nuget package, the generated package will still reference P2 as a nuget package . Steps to reproduce Create a solution with 2 C# projects (P1 and P2) Make P1 depend on P2. Add the following line to P1.csproj (to make it build a nuget package) <GeneratePackageOnBuild>true</GeneratePackageOnBuild> Build the solution Open the generated P1.nupkg in, e.g., NuGet Package Explorer Note that the NuGet package depends on another NuGet package called P2. However, that package does not exist,

I'd like to specify different package versions for different project configurations. I know what this would look like in my .csproj file for non-NuGet dependencies ("bare" DLLs), but I'd like to try and get this working with NuGet packages too. The problem is that NuGet dependencies are specified in packages.config and not in the .csproj file, where I could use the MSBuild Condition attribute. This is compounded by the fact that there does not appear to be any documentation for packages.config and the attributes it supports. Can this be done? How? In 2019 PackageReference which is using the