msbuild-task

问题 When implementing a microsoft.build.utilities.task how to i get access to the various environmental variables of the build? For example "TargetPath" I know i can pass it in as part of the task XML <MyTask TargetPath="$(TargetPath)" /> But i don't want to force the consumer of the task to have to do that if I can access the variable in code. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.build.utilities.task.aspx 回答1: I worked out how to do this public static class BuildEngineExtensions {

问题 Note: I'm using Mercurial as an example here, because that's what I'm trying to get to work with MSBuild right now. But the problem is not limited to Mercurial, it happens with every external program that is somewhere in my %PATH% variable (I tried the same with PowerShell, for example). So I didn't put the Mercurial tag on this question on purpose, because this is not about Mercurial! What I actually want to do: I want my build script to get the current revision number from my Mercurial

问题 How can I use the c++ XSD Task in a c# project? I have already created the task in the csproj file like this: <Target Name="BeforeBuild"> <XSD Namespace="$(RootNamespace).Xml" Language="CS" GenerateFromSchema="classes" Sources="Xml/schema.xsd" /> </Target> but the build output says, although intellisense offers me the XSD task while editing the project file: Error 1 The "XSD" task was not found. Check the following: 1.) The name of the task in the project file is the same as the name of the

问题 I am facing an issue with MSBuild I can't overcome it by myself. As a result I rely on community's wisdom. The real situation I'm having troubles with I have a soluiton file containing several projects with dependencies to other projects in same solution. I'd like to append a custom target to one of the project's csproj file and build it from the command line. It will allow me to make all the necessary output binaries for this project for further processing during the building of the custom

问题 Can someone write (or link to) a walkthrough that explains exactly how to create a custom MSBuild task and run it during a build? I'm looking for a custom task that inherits from Microsoft.Build.Utilities.Task and does only this: public override bool Execute() { Log.LogMessage("Hello world!"); return true; } (I've been working on this for hours and keep getting the "The [whatever] task was not found. Check the following" message. I think I must be missing an essential step somewhere. If there

问题 I am using SVN as my source control repository and Jenkins as my CI tool. I run MSBuild scripts using Jenkins to do the actual builds and deploys. I also use the Jenkins Pipeline plugin to do manage the building of downstream projects. I have an issue with the pipeline. The problem is that, say I have done 10 check-ins into SVN and as a result 10 automatic CI builds have taken place, and as a result of that the pipeline shows 10 builds. Now, if I want to push build number 5 to the next stage

问题 I am having several CS files (one DLL project), all in one directory and one of the classes there extends ITask. Now, it is easy and documented how to create inline task from one source file, but is it possible to do this from multiple source files? I am not able to compile and use DLL as a task and I would prefer if I don't have to cram all sources into one big source file. I am targeting something like: <UsingTask TaskName="foo" TaskFactory="CodeTaskFactory" AssemblyFile="Microsoft.Build

问题 I have been using SVN for a little while now. recently on a project I am using TFS. With the builds I like to append/update the build version number on the project output. I do this on the masterpage so that it is clearly visible on the application. Since the application could be running on multiple machines, it is handy information on which verison are running. I achive this in SVN world as: <!-- Import of the MSBuildCommunityTask targets --> <Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)

问题 I am running the MSBuild task with ContinueOnError =true: <MSBuild Projects="@(ComponentToDeploy)" Targets="$(DeploymentTargets)" Properties="$(CommonProperties);%(AdditionalProperties)" ContinueOnError="true" Condition="%(Condition)"/> So my build always succeeds. Is there a way to find out if any error occurs? I could not find any Output of the MSBuild task containing this information. The only way I know is to parse the log file for errors but it looks like a workaround for me. (I am using

问题 I am running the MSBuild task with ContinueOnError =true: <MSBuild Projects="@(ComponentToDeploy)" Targets="$(DeploymentTargets)" Properties="$(CommonProperties);%(AdditionalProperties)" ContinueOnError="true" Condition="%(Condition)"/> So my build always succeeds. Is there a way to find out if any error occurs? I could not find any Output of the MSBuild task containing this information. The only way I know is to parse the log file for errors but it looks like a workaround for me. (I am using