Releases: liamkf/msfastbuild
v0.22
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.21:
- Set the solution directory property properly on the ProjectCollection to allow properties relying on it to work
v0.21
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.20:
- Attempt to use the system code page for the VSIX launching msfastbuild
- Do File.SaveAll before launching
- Don't build if the debugger is active
v0.20
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.19:
- Ignore projects which don't build for dependencies
- Use Console.Ouput for the output encoding
Custom version of FBuild.exe not required, just being used to test. :)
v0.19
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.18:
- Pass config file path in quotes to fbuild
- Add "FASTBuild solution" button
- Fix solutions with multiple build events not building (Lumix)
v0.18
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.17:
- Hacky but hopefully more successful handling of non English Visual Studio installations
v0.17
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.16:
- Pass project and solutions in quotes from the vsix
- Better build event batch file handling
v0.16
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
If it's not in your path already, the path to FBuild.exe can be passed to msfastbuild on the command line or specified in the VSIX msfastbuild options.
Requires VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.15:
- Better handling of msbuild project dependencies regarding relative vs. absolute paths
- Added vsix options page
- Slightly changed icon
v0.15
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
Both require FBuild.exe to be in your path and VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.13:
- Fix two 'b' options
v0.14
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
Both require FBuild.exe to be in your path and VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.13:
- use full path for dependency inputs
v0.13
The VSIX includes msfastbuild inside the package.
The zipped msfastbuild is only required if you want to build from the command line.
Both require FBuild.exe to be in your path and VS2015 R3 to be installed.
Differences from v0.12:
- better handling of empty projects - now prints a message and doesn't call fbuild