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We re-branched our release version of code to create a new Development branch. Since I had a project explicitly defined beneath the parent of the branch, it did NOT set the new “working folder”. Therefore, my “GetLatestVersion” overwrote all of the code that I was working on.
So, how can I get the last successful build for my project? Where does it exist on my machine? If VS2010 can launch the last successful build, it’s got to be saved someplace…
This is where I found the “last successful build” of my ASP.NET web application, AFTER I tried to build and had build errors, which in turn wiped out the bin\Debug folder. (I never understood why Microsoft had the feature “Do you want to run the last successful build?” option when you encounter a build failure…
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files\root\feeb4296\a2914fb6\assembly\dl3\e116d84d\f9632d40_e7aecc01