Closed cmconti closed 4 years ago
Hi @cmconti! Could you please provide a failed sample workflow? It will help us a lot during the investigation.
If you have access to it, here is the job output from a test project https://dev.azure.com/Pegasystems-ATL/Chris%20Conti%20Playground/_build/results?buildId=1695&view=results
if not, I've attached the source code and the build logs logs_1695.zip MscoreeTest.zip
@cmconti we don't have access, thanks for the files!
Hello @cmconti, thank you for the report! We investigated your issue and it is a known problem in Visual Studio that was mentioned here https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/895653/netfxkitsdir-netfxsdkdir-empty-on-vs-2019-again.html?childToView=1039881#comment-1039881. This issue was resolved in the latest preview version (16.7 preview 1). We installed 16.7 preview 1 version of Visual Studio in runtime and successfully built your project. We can confirm that it works as expected. Unfortunately we are not going to install the preview version of Visual Studio, but as soon as version 16.7 is released, we will update VS on our images. If you have any questions, please let us know!
Hello @cmconti! We close this issue, but feel free to reopen if you have any questions or concerns.
Describe the bug Unable to compile project that includes mscoree.h
Area for Triage: .NET Framework, C/C++
Question, Bug, or Feature?: Bug
Virtual environments affected
Expected behavior Expect project to compile
Actual behavior Compile fails with error:
Error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'mscoree.h': No such file or directory
cpp file contains the line '#include'
project is targeting SDK 10.0.16299.0
exploration has shown that:
utility task output to find the header