Build improvements #3155
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Changed outputPath to SolutionDir Set CopyLocal (Private) of referenced projects to false Removed PostBuildEvent
…revision has to be < 65535
…red projects to be self-contained)
…ow), changed .csproj
…\..\..\bin\ cascade
…ss and moved into /build)
…ects I utilized https://github.com/hvanbakel/CsprojToVs2017 for the rough conversion and fine-tuned the rest
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April 15, 2022 14:42
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When a Plugin.cs.frame file contains an empty line the PreBuildEvent inserts the output "ECHO ON" into the generated Plugin.cs file. |
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As described in #3152 the build process depends on a local git installation. Furthermore, the build process checks the current OS to execute specific Pre/PostBuildEvents and scripts (PreBuildEvent.cmd/.sh | MergeConfigs.cmd/.sh | ConfigMerger.exe) which leads to additional maintenance effort. To reduce these OS/machine specific dependencies, I've created a new .net standard 2.0 solution called HeuristicLab.Build, which includes the existing Pre/PostBuildEvents as MSBuild-Tasks and changed the existing .csproj files to utilize these new build tasks. The Version (revision to be more precise) uses minutes since midnight as a fallback if something goes wrong with git.
Please let me know what you think about this solution and if it also works on your machine.