JavaScript Engine Switcher determines unified interface for access to the basic features of popular JavaScript engines. This library allows you to quickly and easily switch to using of another JavaScript engine.
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Invalid output folder for ClearScript dependencies in _PublishedWebsites when build project with MsBuild #83
Project: ASP.NET Web Application (Net.Framework 4.7.1)
When I build my project with VS2019 in output directory I can see folder x64 with files:
But if I build a project with MsBuild by specifying a third-party output directory , the directory structure in the output Bin folder is incorrect.
Output folder structure:
test_out_folder
This folder contains x64 folder - it's look good, but folder _PublishedWebsites/JSSwitchTest/bin look differently.
It doesn't contains folder x64, but all files from this folder copied into root bin folder path (on screen above).
The problem is that I use the _publishedwebsites folder as the source of the built application , but with this folder structure, I get a Filenotfoundexception when the application starts because the x64 folder does not exist in my application 's Bin directory
3 Build project into custom output folder with MsBuild
In my case the msbuild call looked like this:
MSBuild.exe "D:\github\JSSwitchTest\JSSwitchTest.sln" /p:OutputPath=D:\dev\test_out_folder
Project: ASP.NET Web Application (Net.Framework 4.7.1)
When I build my project with VS2019 in output directory I can see folder x64 with files:
But if I build a project with MsBuild by specifying a third-party output directory , the directory structure in the output Bin folder is incorrect.
Output folder structure: test_out_folder This folder contains x64 folder - it's look good, but folder
_PublishedWebsites/JSSwitchTest/bin
look differently.It doesn't contains folder x64, but all files from this folder copied into root bin folder path (on screen above).
The problem is that I use the _publishedwebsites folder as the source of the built application , but with this folder structure, I get a Filenotfoundexception when the application starts because the x64 folder does not exist in my application 's Bin directory
Step to reproduse
1 Create ASP.NET Web Application in VS2019
2 Install Nuget package JavaScriptEngineSwitcher.V8.Native.win-x64
3 Build project into custom output folder with MsBuild In my case the msbuild call looked like this:
MSBuild.exe "D:\github\JSSwitchTest\JSSwitchTest.sln" /p:OutputPath=D:\dev\test_out_folder
I'm sorry for my English...