I don’t know what IT auditors do for fun-I simply can’t imagine. Could be parasites.īuild script duties are some of the worst, alongside SSRS reporting duties, SharePoint integration duties, auditor-friendly deployment documentation duties, or any combination of those three. I didn’t pay much attention during Tombstone, but he did cough a lot. I’m like Doc Holiday-minus tuberculosis, plus build script duties. I’m in pain, and a suffering man should be afforded some liberties. That’s also a trick, because you’re not supposed to file Connect issues. PS “backwards compatibility” is code for “we hate you,” in case you get “backwards compatibility” as the reason OutDir’s syntax is so hostile on your Connect issue you filed so diligently. I have written a self-contained PowerShell function to handle OutDir’s mini-language that exists because…I don’t know why, because they hate us? Anyway, the script is all the way at the bottom. p:OutDir=”C:\folder w spaces\must end w 2 trailing slashes\PS\this makes no sense\\” p:OutDir=C:\folder\with\no\spaces\must\end\with\trailing\slash\ MSBuild’s OutDir parameter must be of the form:
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