Configuration :: Update Target Directory Using Aspnet_compiler?
May 11, 2010
Is it possible to just update a target directory rather than fully recompile a website everytime?
For example, if i have already have a precompiled website in a target directory and then a project from the source changes, can i run the aspnet_compiler such that it only updates the target directory with the new changes (by updating only that assembly) rather than delete the whole target directory and recompile the whole application? We do not use the -u option, so we're talking about fully precompiled sites.
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