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I want to make sure I am using the most correct build settings for my distribution build, which is based off of my Release build settings. Right now I am not seeing a whole lot of difference between the settings for Debug build and Distribution build....
Started by Boon on
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The difference is in the profiles....
Definitely go with the distribution build settings.
Debug:
The debug build settings include debugging symbols in your application binary and usually, and faster execution time with optimizations enabled.
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What's the difference between "Build and Go (Run)" and "Build and Run" in XCode? Why is this so Ambiguous?
Started by Ken on
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Any modified files are compiled and linked then your application is executed... .
If you just click "Build and Go" it's the same as "Build and Run"...
Build and Go will load the debugger, if relevant.
Build and Run will always Run.
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What is the difference between Build Solution and Batch Build in Visual Studio 2008?
Started by Agnel Kurian on
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Batch build allows you to build any project that you select, a Solution build only of a solution build by going to tools->configuration manager
The key point which seems to be missed in both....
The solution's dependencies.
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Is it possible to build an assembly, and force it to a specific build #?
Started by mrblah on
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Just set the last digit of
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0")]
to the build number you , is the build number..
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When you are using Team Foundation Build to build a project for multiple environments, do you do one build for all environments, or keep a separate build script for each environment?
Think of the case when I might want the workspace version on my build...
Started by MStodd on
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There may be other things you want to take into consideration ... .
If not, I'd separate them.
Will you always or almost always want to build both a QA and UAT release at the same time? If so, it makes sense to build them in the same project.
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What is the difference between a Full Build, an Incremental Build and Deploy within Powerbuilder? The only difference I can see is that Deploy allows you to update the PBDs for, well, deployment.
Started by TomatoSandwich on
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It seems to ....
Incremental Build regenerates changed objects and objects for the target, so it can do an incremental or full build, depending on what is defined in the project, plus build.
Full Build regenerates every object.
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I am using one server to build the same project both continuously and nightly; however I would like the nightly build to only build if a modification exists during the day. I am hoping to achieve this with the constraint that both builds use the same ...
Started by Rob Hunter on
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Since the at-night build would be given with a scheduleTrigger and a prjectTrigger....
With this is that the nightly build would not show a modification history since the working files should be identical from the latest integration build.
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How can I limit my post-build events to running only for one type of build? I'm using the events to copy DLLs to a local IIS virtual directory but I don't want this happening on the build server in release mode.
Started by JC on
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You can pass the configuration name to the post-build script and check it in there to see are implementing the post-build step -- it will be a command-line argument
Add your post build event;
Pre- and Post-Build Events run....
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I am in the process of setting up teamcity and msbuild to automate our build process a good deal more than we do now. Each project that we work on is being set up as a seperate project in teamcity, and each of those projects is being set up with 3 build...
Started by Jack Ryan on
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Can you not just put "v7b{0}" in the "Build number format" box?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/580138/how-can-you-link-version-numbers-between-build-configurations-of-a-teamcity-proje/581644.
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There is a "Show output from" dropdown list in Visual Studio 2008 "Output" window, which allows viewing build events ordered by thread ( Build Order ). This is very useful when building big solutions on multi-core machines, as the log entries from those...
Started by galets on
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I don't know whether this will solve the formatting issue, but you could try using msbuild instead of devenv , with a command line such as:
msbuild Solution.sln /p:Configuration=Release /logger:XMLLogger,C:\Loggers\MyLogger.dll;OutputAsHTML
See the documentation... .
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