I would like to clear one concept.
In c#,
when we build(or re-build) a solution,
We sometimes get
Build: 1 succeeded
and sometimes,
Build: 1 succeeded or up-to-date
Ok, I know that something in our code would be not as per logic when we get the latter ans.
But, what does it mean CONCEPTUALLY?
Build: 1 succeededin general refer to successful compilation of the solution with1project in it.while
Build: 1 succeeded or up-to-datemeans that codes in the project within your solution has not changed, hence compilation was not needed. Hence,1 Build Success or up-to-date