Using the Zip task in MSBuild -


I am currently working on trying to use msbuild zip work in a project

My project file looks something like this:

  & lt; Asset group & gt; & Lt; MSBuildCommunityTasksPath & gt; $ (SolutionDir) \ creation & Lt; / MSBuildCommunityTasksPath & gt; & Lt; / PropertyGroup & gt; & Lt; Import Project = "$ (MSBuildCommunityTasksPath) \ MSBuild.Community.Tasks.Targets" /> & Lt; ItemGroup & gt; & Lt; Include FileToZip = "C: \ File Path" & gt; & Lt; / FilesToZip & gt; & Lt; Include FileToZip = "C: \ File Path" & gt; & Lt; / FilesToZip & gt; & Lt; / ItemGroup & gt; & Lt; Target name = "first build" & gt; & Lt; PropertyGroup & gt; & Lt; ReleasePath & gt; \ Releasepath & lt; / ReleasePath & gt; Zip file = "@ (FilesToZip)" working directory = "$ (release path)" zip file name = "HTMLeditor.html" zip =   

 

< However, the zip file is updated but the files specified in the item group FilesToZip in it are not included. I understand It is not coming that why they are not being recognized! I have a double path and it is right that any idea?

I think you do something like that Want to:

  Add itemGroup & gt; FileToZip = "C: \ filepath; C: \ file path "/>   

As I mentioned in my comment, just a variable ( FileToZip ), And repeating it, repeating it with different values ​​does not give you an array in which both the values ​​are included. You only end with the last value (and not the array at all), your include The attribute is a selector that is used to create an array and has many values, Wildcards and other patterns that are used to create that array for you.

A link for MSDN that you can use about the include attribute Gives more information to:

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