MSBuildLocator.RegisterMSBuildPath Method

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.Build.Locator

Assembly:

Microsoft.Build.Locator.dll

Package:

Microsoft.Build.Locator v1.5.5

Overloads

RegisterMSBuildPath(String)	Add assembly resolution for Microsoft.Build core dlls in the current AppDomain from the specified path.
RegisterMSBuildPath(String[])	Add assembly resolution for Microsoft.Build core dlls in the current AppDomain from the specified path.

RegisterMSBuildPath(String)

Add assembly resolution for Microsoft.Build core dlls in the current AppDomain from the specified path.

public:
 static void RegisterMSBuildPath(System::String ^ msbuildPath);

public static void RegisterMSBuildPath (string msbuildPath);

static member RegisterMSBuildPath : string -> unit

Public Shared Sub RegisterMSBuildPath (msbuildPath As String)

Parameters

msbuildPath

String

Path to the directory containing a deployment of MSBuild binaries. A minimal MSBuild deployment would be the publish result of the Microsoft.Build.Runtime package.

In order to restore and build real projects, one needs a deployment that contains the rest of the toolchain (nuget, compilers, etc.). Such deployments can be found in installations such as Visual Studio or dotnet CLI.

RegisterMSBuildPath(String[])

Add assembly resolution for Microsoft.Build core dlls in the current AppDomain from the specified path.

public:
 static void RegisterMSBuildPath(cli::array <System::String ^> ^ msbuildSearchPaths);

public static void RegisterMSBuildPath (string[] msbuildSearchPaths);

static member RegisterMSBuildPath : string[] -> unit

Public Shared Sub RegisterMSBuildPath (msbuildSearchPaths As String())

Parameters

msbuildSearchPaths

String[]

Paths to directories containing a deployment of MSBuild binaries. A minimal MSBuild deployment would be the publish result of the Microsoft.Build.Runtime package.

In order to restore and build real projects, one needs a deployment that contains the rest of the toolchain (nuget, compilers, etc.). Such deployments can be found in installations such as Visual Studio or dotnet CLI.