Just a note about new Hangfire build tools

[odinserj]

@frankhommers, I'm looking that you are fighting with MSBuild-based build scripts taken from Hangfire. They were pretty awful, and I've changed them recently with psake-based tools (results described in this PR).

As a result, I've built the Hangfire.Build project to simplify the build automation and you can see the new and beautiful build scripts:

• https://github.com/HangfireIO/Hangfire.Dashboard.Authorization/blob/master/psake-project.ps1
• https://github.com/HangfireIO/Hangfire/blob/master/psake-project.ps1

Hope it will help you.

[frankhommers]

Thanks! I just concluded to use that the second before you wrote this message. I will remove the build stuff for now and figure that out. Do I need to nuget that Hangfire.Build in my solution and than just change the scripts?

[odinserj]

Hangfire.Build is a solution-level NuGet package, so it is better to install it through the NuGet as this will add psake dependency automatically. Then, copy the build.bat and boilerplate psake-project.ps1 files as described in the Installation section.

After installing, you can remove the Hangfire.targets file. To use Get-Version function and Version task, you should place SharedAssemblyInfo.cs file to the src directory (see an example).

[odinserj]

Also note that some tasks like Run-XunitTests require additional NuGet packages installed.

[frankhommers]

Thanks Sergey! The build and nuget packages are working again!

[odinserj]

Thank you for extending Hangfire! Btw, have you seen AppVeyor, continuous integration server for Windows that is free for open-source projects?