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> Does the dude not know about msbuild/xbuild or something? I am guessing not. Or hates it, one or the other. > The code smells, too. If you don't pass in a c
by timtadh 15y ago
> Does the dude not know about msbuild/xbuild or something?
I am guessing not. Or hates it, one or the other.
> The code smells, too. If you don't pass in a command-line argument it's going to barf with an exception. WTF?
(I don't know the author) but in his defense: He started this yesterday and has written about 70 lines of code in 13 commits. Most projects don't really do anything in 70 lines of codes (although there are some notable and AWESOME exceptions.)
- tucaz 15y ago> Most projects don't really do anything in 70 lines of codes (although there are some notable and AWESOME exceptions.) This project does not do anything in 70 lines of code. If we wanted we could create this "functionality" with some lines inside a .bat file
- eropple 15y agoThis project doesn't really do anything in 70 lines of code, either. That's the thing. It invokes csc on a single hard-coded filename, and doesn't support even the bare minimum of stuff to actually write a nontrivial piece of code. msbuild ain't perfect, but at least it can reference the GAC.
- timtadh 15y agoI agree, with both you and your sibling. I meant to include "this one is no exception."