Re: how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-10-07 Thread Kenneth
Hi I have the binary file, in my workspace. i.e. the output dll from the LimeUtilities project. Wich I want to build in a seperate job, and not having it stored as an articfact. I think you got a point about it probably is incorrect use / parameters passed to the msbuild Gotta test further, debu

Re: how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-10-07 Thread Grégory Boissinot
MSBuild Plugin is only a wizard in order to help to configure the MSBuild tool. Your issue relies on the MSBuild tool. Try to capture the generated command line generated by Jenkins (with all arguments) and launch this command in shell for trying to debug it. However according the log, 'LimeUtiliti

how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-10-05 Thread Kenneth
Hi All I've got one job building a dll, that uses a dll that i have stored as an artifact, and gotten into the outputfolder for that job. It still complains about the dependency when compiling though. how should i workaround that? C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Microsoft.Commo

Re: how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-09-21 Thread Dirk Kuypers
2012/9/21 Kenneth > Do I need to have both projects in the job? - I dont want to, it will be > like 15 projects in each job. > how do I handle it? > I do not get your question completely. So, what do you want to achieve? You want to compile a unit test project and run its tests afterwards? Easie

Re: how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-09-21 Thread Kenneth
Do I need to have both projects in the job? - I dont want to, it will be like 15 projects in each job. how do I handle it? Target CoreClean: Deleting file "C:\Jenkins\jobs\LimeUtilitiesUnitTests\workspace\obj\Any CPU\LimeUtilitiesUnitTests.csproj && exit %0%\Debug\ResolveAssemblyReference.

Re: how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-09-21 Thread Dirk Kuypers
Hi, if I see this right you added a project reference (which is good normally). So you are referencing '..\LimeUtilities\LimeUtilities.csproj'. You shoud add '..\LimeUtilities\LimeUtilities.csproj' to the artifacts to archive, too. I don't know what you want to do, but maybe you could use a di

how to handle C# project dependencies

2012-09-21 Thread Kenneth
I get this error message when jenkins build c# projects that depend on c# dll, that I've made in another job. In visual studio I've made the project refer the other project, to make it behave in release and debug builds. but it causes jenkins to fail... ... Target ResolveProjectReferences: C:\