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Executing Your Visual Studio Build Using the Command Line
Executing Your Visual Studio Build Using the Command Line
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Visual Studio builds can be executed directly from the Command Line, using IncrediBuild BuildConsole command.
> To execute a Visual Studio build using the Command Line:
In the CLI, enter:
BuildConsole <<path>\<build_name>> /rebuild /cfg="<your_solution_configuration>Where:
/cfg - Determines the solution configuration to be built.
For example, if you have a Visual Studio solution called "mysolution.sln", the execution command could be as follows:
BuildConsole mysolution.sln /rebuild /cfg="Debug|Win32" /openmonitorNote: For more information about the BuildConsole command and its options, see IncrediBuild documentation: BuildConsole Command Line Interface
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