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Cannot build using project as the target #6499
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Indeed... this is a critical bug as it will break (and is breaking) many build chains. |
+1 |
FYI a workaround was found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67729222/msbuild-error-msb4057-after-updating-to-vs-2019-16-10-0 |
Duplicate of #6373 |
(The fix will be in Visual Studio 16.10.1, available ASAP.) |
Having the same issue. Reinstalled my PC in an attempt to resolve it. Finally confirmation that this will be resolved soon Severe issue that passed release QA |
Issue Description
After updating Visual Studio to version 16.10.0 can no longer build a solution targets using /t:
Steps to Reproduce
Create a solution with 2 C++ console projects
foo
andbar
and save it, go to the console and try to build each project withmsbuild foo.sln /t:foo
andmsbuild foo.sln /f:bar
Expected Behavior
You should be able to build the projects with
/t:<project-name>
Actual Behavior
The build fails with an error
The attached file contains a solution with two projects that can be used to reproduce the issue.
foo.zip
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