c# - Post-Build $(RemoteMachine) Fails to Resolve VS 2012 -


So, I should have something wrong because it sounds so easy so far it is not working. I have referred all the construction macros

As I have understood that I went into the project properties, the debug tab was found there under the working directory "Use Remote Machine", I checked it and Enter the name of my remote machine. \ FarOut

Then I went to build events and added this line:

  copy / y "$ (target dead) * .pdb" "$ (RemoteMachine) assembly \ "  

There is a shared folder for PDB assembly name on the fart.

Whenever I create $ (RemoteMachin) nothing gets resolved ... so I get a build error.

  copy / y "c: \ user \ ... \ bin \ debug \ * .pdb" "assembly \"   

what am I doing Am I

Thanks

What is I doing wrong?

MSDN article which you do not have to read closely related $ $ (RemoteMachine) property is present only in C ++ projects C # IDE has no knowledge of it and does not use it is. You will not get any errors, you can also type $ (foobar) and get the same result. Undefined properties do not evaluate anything.

When it comes to configuration properties, there is not much similarity between C ++ and C # IDEs. Many in C ++, many of them, and a dedicated view to keep track of the property manager window and to save the perception of property sheets as a group which is reused in other projects. can go. C ++ Builds are very complex.

It is not that you can not work on it, just add a property in a .csproj file with a text editor. But there is no facility to do this, you can also edit postbuilding event. View network drive letter mapping more conveniently, so that you can hardcode in Z: \ Project Settings. Note in the section "To deploy additional files below", it is not clear if .pdb files should not be a problem if you really want to do.

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