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Right now when a project is not included in a solution configuration, it's property set in the project configuration doesn't include either ActiveCfg or Build.0 - it's missing entirely.
Unfortunately this messes with Visual Studio 2017 for Windows :( VS Win insists on having ActiveCfg for all configurations, but to avoid building a project in a configuration it wants to omit the Build.0 entry.
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Right now when a project is not included in a solution configuration, it's property set in the project configuration doesn't include either ActiveCfg or Build.0 - it's missing entirely.
Unfortunately this messes with Visual Studio 2017 for Windows :( VS Win insists on having ActiveCfg for all configurations, but to avoid building a project in a configuration it wants to omit the Build.0 entry.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: