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Bug
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Status: Resolved (View Workflow)
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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MS Windows Server 2008
Description
I use SVN to checkout a project to .\proj and a dependency to .\dep. The .sln file is at .\proj\proj.sln. I us the MsBuild plugin with the setting "MsBuild Build File" = "proj\proj.sln" (or a number of variants such as .\proj\proj.sln). Msbuild fails with MSB1009: Project file does not exist. However, running a similar command manually succeeds.
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Gregory Boissinot
added a comment - https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Plugin+tutorial Code changed in jenkins
User: Gregory Boissinot
Path:
src/main/java/hudson/plugins/msbuild/MsBuildBuilder.java
src/main/resources/hudson/plugins/msbuild/MsBuildBuilder/config.jelly
src/main/webapp/help-ContinueOnBuilFailure.html
src/main/webapp/help-ContinueOnBuildFailure.html
http://jenkins-ci.org/commit/msbuild-plugin/8176a5743bb48f378ef2e4aee78f75fae16f7711
Log:
Fix typo and fix JENKINS-13863
Aaron Laws
added a comment - That change doesn't look so great. Now, there is a (transient) boolean called continueOnBuilFailure and a final called continueOnBuildFailure. The former is never written to and only accessed on line 70. eek.
Aaron Laws
added a comment - That change doesn't look so great. Now, there is a (transient) boolean called continueOnBuilFailure and a final called continueOnBuildFailure. The former is never written to and only accessed on line 70. eek. There was an issue on backward compatibility.
Fixed in version 1.15
Gregory Boissinot
added a comment - - edited There was an issue on backward compatibility.
Fixed in version 1.15 
There we go! Just change the documentation to make the implementation correct! Although the documentation is still probably lacking a bit. Perhaps
This is the absolute path to the project file MSBuild will use. Alternatively, if the project file is in the root directory of the project's workspace, simply the name of the project file will suffice.
Can someone give me directions on compiling the MSBuild Plugin and testing it locally? I would be happy to give this a whack. It seems like it should be simple. Most frameworks can resolve relative paths.