Build.proj

<Project ToolsVersion="4.0" DefaultTargets="Build" TreatAsLocalProperty="SourceRootPath;BuildExtensionsRootPath;PackagesRootPath;BuildRootPath" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003">
  <!-- This file is not meant to be edited except by Spritely.Build designers
       
       To extend the build you should create files such as:
       *.ProjectExtension.targets or *.ProjectExtension.BeforeCommon.targets
       These files can be placed anywhere inside the NuGet packages folder or alongside this file.
       It is recommended you avoid the BeforeCommon.targets unless your build customization
       requires running before Microsoft.Common.targets.

       NuGet packages are expected to be located at $(SourceRootPath)\packages or this location can
       be configured by using /p:PackagesRootPath=<somepath>

       SourceRootPath is configurable via /p:SourceRootPath=<somepath>
       It defaults to the same location as this file.
       This path should not be inside $(PackagesRootPath)

       This file is a placeholder so Visual Studio build hooks can find the build (the file name is significant).
       It can be used to trigger a command line build with behavior nearly identical to Visual Studio.
       It must live somewhere up the tree (towards the root) from .csproj files.
       All other build files can live anywhere if /p:BuildRootPath=<somepath> is supplied.
       Build files are otherwise assumed to be located at $(PackagesRootPath)\Spritely.Build.<version>\* -->

  <PropertyGroup>
    <!-- If this file changes force a rebuild -->
    <MSBuildAllProjects>$(MSBuildAllProjects);$(MSBuildThisFileFullPath)</MSBuildAllProjects>
    <!-- To avoid circular imports, importers can use Condition="'$(BuildProjImported)' != 'true'" -->
    <BuildProjImported>true</BuildProjImported>
  </PropertyGroup>

  <!-- Minimal set of paths available throughout the build
       All Spritely.Build paths follow the MSBuild convention of using paths ending with '\'
       Duplicated in BuildHook.targets, but included here to resolve $(BuildRootPath) so targets can be located -->
  <PropertyGroup>
    <BuildPackageName>Spritely.Build</BuildPackageName>
    <BuildPackageVersion>0.2.3</BuildPackageVersion>
    <SourceRootPath Condition="'$(SourceRootPath)' == ''">$(MsBuildThisFileDirectory)</SourceRootPath>
    <SourceRootPath Condition="!HasTrailingSlash('$(SourceRootPath)')">$(SourceRootPath)\</SourceRootPath>
    <BuildExtensionsRootPath Condition="'$(BuildExtensionsRootPath)' == ''">$(SourceRootPath).build\</BuildExtensionsRootPath>
    <BuildExtensionsRootPath Condition="!HasTrailingSlash('$(BuildExtensionsRootPath)')">$(BuildExtensionsRootPath)\</BuildExtensionsRootPath>
    <PackagesRootPath Condition="'$(PackagesRootPath)' == ''">$(SourceRootPath)packages\</PackagesRootPath>
    <PackagesRootPath Condition="!HasTrailingSlash('$(PackagesRootPath)')">$(PackagesRootPath)\</PackagesRootPath>
    <BuildRootPath Condition="'$(BuildRootPath)' == ''">$(PackagesRootPath)$(BuildPackageName).$(BuildPackageVersion)\</BuildRootPath>
    <BuildRootPath Condition="!HasTrailingSlash('$(BuildRootPath)')">$(BuildRootPath)\</BuildRootPath>
  </PropertyGroup>

  <Import Project="Projects.targets" />

  <!-- Do not change this line as it pulls in the main build system. -->
  <Import Project="$(BuildRootPath)MainBuild.targets" Condition="'$(MainBuildImported)' != 'true'" />

  <!-- Provides two targets: InstallBuildHook and UninstallBuildHook.
       It is safe to delete this line if these targets are unwanted.
       Installation will only occur if these targets are explicitly called. -->
  <Import Project="$(BuildRootPath)BuildHook.targets" Condition="'$(BuildHookImported)' != 'true'" />
</Project>