MSBuild Plugin

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Plugin Information

Plugin ID msbuild
Latest Release 1.3
Latest Release Date Dec 29, 2009
Changes via Fisheye In Latest Release
Since Latest Release
Maintainer(s) Kyle Sweeney (id: kdsweeney)
Gregory Boissinot (id: gbois)
Issue Tracking Open Issues

This plugin allows you to use MSBuild to build .NET projects.
To use this plugin, specify the location of MSBuild.exe on Hudson's configuration page.  It is usually situated in a subfolder of C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework

Then, on your project configuration page, specify the name of the build file (.proj or .sln) and any command line
arguments you want to pass in. The files are compiled to the directory where Visual Studio would put them as well.

Changelog

Release 1.3 (Dec 29, 2009)
  • Added build parameters as properties (issue #2349)
  • Console output should show the command (issue #3610)
  • Update uses of deprecated APIs
Release 1.2 (Apr 21, 2009)
  • Add a the possibility to manage multiple Msbuild version (issue #3719)
Release 1.1 (Jun 03, 2008)
  • Initial release

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Comments (1)

 

  1. Oct 12

    Graeme English says:

    I have Hudson configured to use a slave node with .Net 3.5 for a job. That job r...

    I have Hudson configured to use a slave node with .Net 3.5 for a job. That job requires .Net 3.5 and I've configured the MSBuild path in the Master's configuration, however on executing the job it fails because it can't find MSBuild. The master only has .Net 2 but I'd have thought that the check should be made by the slave. Any way around this other than installing .Net 3.5 on the master?