I have tried adding <Message>
elements to tasks in a VS project file, in order to debug the build process. However, the elements have no effect on the text that is written to the VS output window.
Is there a way to write messages to the VS output window, by adding markup to the project being built?
From stackoverflow
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Maybe this can help?
Under Tools – Options – Projects and Solutions – Build and Run, there’s the MSBuild project build output verbosity combo box. This controls how much info you want to see in the Output window.
mackenir : Thanks, that did it. Even with Importance="high", Messages don't get written out to the Output window by default. -
I think this should work (it used to for me):
<Message Text="blah" />
(And of course, from code, System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("blah");)
Serge - appTranslator : Debug.WriteLine() outputs to the debug console at *run-time*Ariel : That's why I put "from code" above, right? Even more, nothing prevents you from writing a custom msbuild extension and use System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(), right?
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