MonDeveloper
commented
7 years ago Just adding another error that could bring more value to the analysis. Here the step to reproduce
- Take a plain build.cake working on both VS & PS
- Add Cake.FileHelpers addin
- Try running with VS it fails with this error:
C:\_Sources\_TFVC\CREApp\Main\src\Services\WFM> cake build.cake Could not find any assemblies compatible with .NETFramework,Version=v4.5. Error: Failed to install addin 'Cake.FileHelpers'. Process terminated with code 1. - Try running with PS it works as expected and it install the addin
PS C:\_Sources\_TFVC\CREApp\Main\src\Services\WFM> .\build.ps1 Preparing to run build script... Running build script... Analyzing build script... Processing build script... Installing tools... Installing addins... Compiling build script...
Setup
Executing custom setup action... Running tasks...
======================================== DBG
Executing task: DBG Finished executing task: DBG
======================================== Default
Executing task: Default Finished executing task: Default
Teardown
Executing custom teardown action... Finished running tasks.
Task Duration
DBG 00:00:00.0412922 Default 00:00:00.0039455
Total: 00:00:00.0452377
gep13
I'm experiencing some strange behaviors, it seems CAKE perform differently when launched via PS Bootstrapper or via VS Task Runner (using the cake-vs extension).
Sometimes it uses an old version of the roselyn compiler (no c#6) and it won't compile the script because I use string interpolation
I guessed the proble is related to the version of the compiler (and the c# language def, of course) because at the position there is this string interpolation:
Sometimes it gives error about cake assemblies like this one:
Anyway, the strange part is that these problems occur ONLY using the cake-vs extension and never using the PS Bootstrapper (or the cake directly via command line). Furthermore, during some sunny day, also using the cake-vs extension it works fine, with no reason (apparently)
My build.cake it a very simple one, just a few line more than a "Hello World". I also double checked the file encoding, it's ok.
And, I repeat, using the PS bootstrapper everything work as expected, all the times.
I'm sorry I'm so vague but I'm no more on PC (writing on mobile) and I'll be disco for a couple of weeks.
Hope someone else matched this issue and found a workaround.