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I’ve right clicked the project in Visual Studio and selected properties. Then I changed the Build configuration to Release. But even after hitting Control+Shift+B to build my library, I still find the /Release/ folder empty.
If I close the properties window and re open it, I see the option has switched back to Active(debug)
What am I missing?
You haven’t actually changed to make the Release configuration active – you’ve just gone to the properties for the Release configuration.
The “active configuration” is normally in a toolbar just under the main menu – look for “Debug” there and change it to “Release” like this:
Or go to “Build > Configuration Manager” and change the active release there.