When a build fails, VS pops up with an option to run the last successful build. Someone clicked “Yes” and “Don’t show this dialogue box again” on my machine, and now I’m stuck with that setting. How can I reset it?
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When a build fails, VS pops up with an option to run the last successful build. Someone clicked “Yes” and “Don’t show this dialogue box again” on my machine, and now I’m stuck with that setting. How can I reset it?
The process is as follows for
Visual Studio 2010and above (but should be similar for previous versions):'Tools' --> 'Options''Project and Solutions' --> 'Build and Run''On run, when build or deployment errors occur...'.PromptorDo not launchThe process remains the same in VS2022.