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TFS 2010 build service copies the executable program and referenced assemblies into the drop folder as expected. However, it does not copy my resource files.
In detail, i have an app.ico file added to the project. The file’s Build Action is set to Content and Copy to Output Directory to Copy Always. The resource file does appear in the Debug folder where the project originally locates. Any thought?
At first, it would be nice to enable extensive logging: Queue a new build having set Logging Verbosity = ‘Diagnostic’ (it’s in the second tab named ‘Parameters’, ‘Basic’.
Once the Build is finished right click on ‘Builds’ of Team Explorer and choose ‘View builds’. Find the build that just ran and choose ‘View Log’. Hit Ctrl+F and type ‘Copy Files to Drop Location’. You should land on a spot that looks like this:
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This section should provide you with insight on what goes on in your build, I’d check that everything is as expected (especially that ‘Source’ covers the path where your missing resource files reside)