Particular/Workshop

Unable to compile using Visual Studio Community Edition | ./build command

codebased opened this issue · 2 comments

codebased commented

Any idea?

Unhandled Exception: System.Exception: The following target was not found: exercise.
at Bullseye.Internal.TargetCollection.Validate(List1 names) in C:\projects\bullseye\Bullseye\Internal\TargetCollection.cs:line 99 at Bullseye.Internal.TargetCollection.RunAsync(List1 names, Boolean skipDependencies, Boolean dryRun, Logger log) in C:\projects\bullseye\Bullseye\Internal\TargetCollection.cs:line 28
at Bullseye.Internal.TargetCollection.RunAsync(List1 names, Boolean skipDependencies, Boolean dryRun, Logger log) in C:\projects\bullseye\Bullseye\Internal\TargetCollection.cs:line 37 at Bullseye.Internal.TargetCollectionExtensions.RunAsync(TargetCollection targets, List1 args, IConsole console) in C:\projects\bullseye\Bullseye\Internal\TargetCollectionExtensions.cs:line 116
at Bullseye.Targets.RunTargets(IEnumerable`1 args) in C:\projects\bullseye\Bullseye\Targets.Sync.cs:line 34
at Program.Main(String[] args) in C:\Users\codeb\Documents\gits\Workshop\targets\Program.cs:line 24
PS C:\Users\codeb\Documents\gits\Workshop>

adamralph commented

Hey @codebased, this is just because the target is named exercises, not exercise.

I..e. .\build.cmd exercises should work.

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codebased commented

@adamralph I did find the reason behind later :) Thanks for your reply.

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