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I’m wondering if anyone has some solid advice for me. I’m trying to see if MSBuild is an appropriate tool for a client-side application (sold, commercial product). For example, if on the client machine there is .NET 4.0 and my program, I want users to be able to create screen savers and save them as an EXE.
So far, all I’ve seen is MSBuild being used for ASP.NET and build machines in a controlled environment, but is it appropriate to use it “in the wild” for a scenario such as described above?
I can’t advise whether it is appropriate or not in your particular case, but since it is included in the .NET Framework setup, it is reliable to use it.