Msbuild Fail Visual Studio For Mac
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The Code Analysis functionality in Visual Studio (2012 at least, I haven't tested other versions) outputs warnings in a format that the warnings plugin fails to detect. MSBuild 4.0 or Visual Studio 2010 may fail to compile a 32-bit application targeted for.Net Framework 3.5, 3.0 or 2.0 on x64 machine. Content provided by Microsoft. You are building an application targeted for x86 configuration on x64 machine with Visual Studio 2010. The project contains a resource file referencing a 32-bit assembly. Visual Studio for Mac. Value causes our build process to fail. Our build process runs msbuild with some arguments. Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise MSBuild.
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commented Jun 13, 2018
Build fails when using VS for Mac. Build error: That file is auto-generated by VS for Mac… this could be a bug in VS for Mac? I reported it to the VS Tooling for Docker team and it is being researched. Possible Bug in VS for Mac opened by Lisa Guthrie |
changed the titleBuild fails on Visual Studio for MacJun 15, 2018
commented Jun 16, 2018
Having the same issue here |
commented Jun 20, 2018
Same here, following... |
commented Jun 24, 2018
I am having to same issues on Mac VS both the stable version and I tried the beta channel with the same results. |
commented Aug 9, 2018
Same here. Is there a workaround aside from building and pushing images manually? |
commented Feb 27, 2019
Only workaround I can think of is a silly one, which is having 2 .sln files with mostly duplicate projects, one of them without the .dcproj projects. (BTW, please use |
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commented Apr 4, 2019 • edited
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I tested this on Visual Studio 2019 for Mac release (Version 8.0) and it worked out of the box with the default .sln file. |