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"Visual Studio Build" build step that actually invokes devenv.com instead of msbuild? #946

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jmacnett opened this issue Dec 8, 2015 · 22 comments

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@jmacnett
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jmacnett commented Dec 8, 2015

I discovered today that the "Visual Studio Build" build step, contrary to the name, is actually launching an instance of MSBuild, vs what it sounds like (running via devenv.com). This is a huge disappointment, as I was very excited to not have to hand-roll that part of the process for my SSRS and dbproj builds.

Are there any plans to make an actual visual studio build, or should I break out powershell again?

@mmajcica
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Same here. Seems there is no build task that supports building via devenv.exe. That will be beneficial in case of our SSIS projects that are not supported via MSBuild.

@chrispat
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chrispat commented Jan 7, 2016

That is not something we are working on right now, but it is something that we would take a pull request for.

@mmajcica
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mmajcica commented Jan 7, 2016

Hi @chrisrpatterson I would like to contribute, and I do know my way around in order to so. I do see as options a choice to build, clean, rebuild. Arguments like SolutionName, project name and project configuration. Also a choice to choose the version of Visual Studio. What should be the name of such a build task?

@jmacnett
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@mmajcica I've got a functional one in place on our local TFS instance. If you haven't already submitted one, I can create a pull request for my variant today.

@mmajcica
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@jmacnett I haven't even started. If you share you code, I'll be grateful. Cheers

@jmacnett
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it's in as a pull request now

@embix
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embix commented Feb 16, 2016

That would be helpful for our .vdproj setup projects - less fiddling around with custom powershell scripts.

@rrober07
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Will this vso-agent-tasks be available for TFS 2015 update 2 on premise?

@bryanmacfarlane
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what's in QU2 is the releases/m95 branch in this repo.

@bryanmacfarlane
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Consider for QU3? @chrisrpatterson

@rrober07
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are we still looking at QU3?

@bryanmacfarlane
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Copying to our backlog. Not tracking as an issue. We will add this option.

@rrober07
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where can I get this update ... we are wanting to implement

@petr-stupka
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petr-stupka commented Feb 20, 2017

You can try extension below until fix deployed

SSIS Build & Deploy

@mmajcica
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Are there any updates on building SSRS and SSIS projects (a non MSBuild projects)?

@ericsciple
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@vijayma

@ericsciple
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@mmajcica i think we have a slightly different plan now, that will enable what you are looking for. I'll ping @vijayma offline to comment.

@psandhu79
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We also require this to build with Intel fortran any update on when we can use devenv ?

@vijayma
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vijayma commented Sep 22, 2017

This work is not scheduled yet. Sorry. You should be able to write a custom task meanwhile.

@NullReferenceError
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Also would like to be able to do this to build older versions of rptproj files. Do others work around this by using the Command Line step and manually invoking "devenv.exe"?

@onooka
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onooka commented Aug 6, 2018

How can I to pass password as a command line devenv interface in project SSIS with EncryptAllWithPassword ProtectionLevel

@DynConcepts
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And as far as I can tell, still not in Azure DevOps many years later (or have I missed something)?

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