Hi! I am a highly motivated Full stack Developer, Web Enthusiasts. Familiar with MEAN, MERN stack, Django and a core C#/.NET developer. Looking for a new opportunities!!
Hi! I am a highly motivated Full stack Developer, Web Enthusiasts. Familiar with MEAN, MERN stack, Django and a core C#/.NET developer. Looking for a new opportunities!!
If you're getting the same error in command prompt, it means that the command you're passing is not right. Can you ommit the last two parameters and then run? It should build the solution and generate a build for the Setup Project.
Because I'm not aware why those two parameters are needed.
Hi! I am a highly motivated Full stack Developer, Web Enthusiasts. Familiar with MEAN, MERN stack, Django and a core C#/.NET developer. Looking for a new opportunities!!
Sometimes things like these get strange. I wanted to know, if you're able to build the solution, by simply right-clicking the solution file in Solution Explorer? Because there's no difference between actually building a solution by hand like this and doing it via command line. As both are going to do the same job.
Hi! I am a highly motivated Full stack Developer, Web Enthusiasts. Familiar with MEAN, MERN stack, Django and a core C#/.NET developer. Looking for a new opportunities!!
Hi, could you pls share some more information, like what command you used, or what task you used?
Here you go -
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe" MyApp.sln /Rebuild "Release|Any CPU" /Project "Setup/MyStep.vdproj"
The command looks fine but I suspect the last two arguments you're passing "/Project" and "Setup/MyStep.vdproj" could be causing the issues.
One way to test the correctness of your command is that you run it on a command prompt. Can you pls verify it?
I ran this on command prompt locally first and getting same error.
If you're getting the same error in command prompt, it means that the command you're passing is not right. Can you ommit the last two parameters and then run? It should build the solution and generate a build for the Setup Project.
Because I'm not aware why those two parameters are needed.
Tried without /Project but still same.. ☹️
/Project is a valid switch for devenv.. check this - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstu...
Sometimes things like these get strange. I wanted to know, if you're able to build the solution, by simply right-clicking the solution file in Solution Explorer? Because there's no difference between actually building a solution by hand like this and doing it via command line. As both are going to do the same job.
Yes I am able to build the solution in Visual Studio..
Try this out, if you're still facing it. I once faced it and the link below helped me
stackoverflow.com/a/45580775/3978980