.Net Core Visual Studio 项目命令行构建与右键构建相同

Question

I would like to be able to run a batch command to build my C# .NET Core project the exact same way that it builds when I right click the project in the solution and select build in Visual Studio.

I have tried the following

dotnet build
dotnet build --configuration Debug
dotnet build --no-restore
dotnet build --no-dependencies

and a mixture of the above, none of them seem to build the project in the same way that right-clicking on the project and selecting build does. Can someone point me in the direction or does anyone know the commands to run to build the exact same way that right-clicking the project builds?

Answer 1

So the main issue that I faced here was that I was trying to build a WPF with the dotnet command line tool. In order to keep the same configuration build as my solution I had to run msbuild directly instead of using dotnet below is the code that I used to solve this problem

SET SolutionPath=%1

@ECHO OFF
CLS

ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO Building WPF UI Project
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------
cd %SolutionPath%
msbuild MySolution.sln -t:MySolution_WPF_UI -p:Configuration=Debug -p:Platform="x64" -p:WarningLevel=0 - 
v:minimal

if %ERRORLEVEL% GEQ 1 (
  ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------
  ECHO ******     THIS PROJECT HAD ERRORS DURING BUILD      *******
  ECHO ------------------------------------------------------------
  pause
)

TIMEOUT 4
EXIT

NOTE: if your project contains "." periods in the project name then they must be substituted with "_" underscores. In the above example the projects name is "MySolution.WPF.UI" but has been passed as in input parameter as "MySolution_WPF_UI" ALSO be aware that visual studio will save all files in your project prior to a build so before you build with a script like this you should use

CTRL + SHIFT + S

to save your projects, otherwise if you have recently added or removed files from your project they may not be referenced in the build. Also note you must have msbuild in your environmental PATH variables for this to work