Visual Studio :: Unable To Use Web Deployment MSBuild V10 With AspNetMerge .NET 4
Jul 8, 2010
I am using Web Deployment v10.0 RTW and .NET Framework version 4.0 MSBuild.
There were some problems with incorrect settings and resulting in errors. I had to pass in my own values in order to continue to the next step:
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With the above setting, it builds in .NET 4.0 instead of 2.0, but I am having trouble with AspNetMerge:
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I was able to solve the above error by changing this inMSBuildMicrosoftWebDeploymentv10.0Microsoft.WebDeployment.targets:
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But soon came to another error:
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So I changed some more to make it work:
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But again hit with another error but this one I can't solve:
(AspNetMerge target) ->
aspnet_merge : error 1008: The PrecompiledApp.config file is missing. Make sure the application has been precompiled with the Aspnet_compiler tool.
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