Open scottaddie opened 8 years ago
@madskristensen @jodavis
TFS: 168932 I've added this to our internal TFS, we will reply back here soon.
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When adding a new external tools location via the Tools --> Options --> Projects and Solutions --> External Web Tools interface, there is no validity checking. In the attached screenshot, I was able to add a folder path which does not exist. I would expect some sort of validation to occur. At the very least, I would expect validation on the variables being used here. In the screenshot, I referenced something called $(ThisDoesNotExist), which should not be allowed.
One way to mitigate this problem may be to provide a Macros button similar to that provided in the Build Events dialog: