Jonathan Mezach

@ashishmg-gds Hmm, that's interesting. In theory that should work. Perhaps this is related to #248?

Could you share the full output of `dotnet build` as well? First time I'm seeing this, so we're just trying to figure out where it goes wrong exactly.

@jmogera What version of Visual Studio are you using? I haven't seen this before to be honest.

Hi @fpucheta, thank you for using MSBuild.Sdk.SqlProj. Based on the information you've provided it seems that the `$(SourceDatabase)` SQLCMD variable isn't getting a value. I've had a look at your...

@fpucheta Perhaps the question is what you're trying to achieve. Are you trying to deploy two separate databases and use objects from one database in the other, or do you...

After looking at this again I'm thinking this could very well be related to #201. Looking at the output it seems to fail while building the package, which makes sense...

I know, but it is doing a `dotnet build` under the hood and that is where things are failing currently by looking at your output, so I'm fairly confident that...

@bhehe Thank you for your feedback. To be honest there's a reason we chose to adopt `.csproj` instead of `.sqlproj`. I believe the latter triggers certain behaviours within Visual Studio,...

@Shweta234 That first error sounds like a configuration issue for NuGet where you have some feeds configured that could not be accessed. Could you share the full output of the...

I'm seeing the same thing. For example, I've put this into my post markdown: ``` ```csharp [Route("api/v2/products/{productName}/groups/{groupName}/features")] public class FeatureV2Controller { ... [Route("{title}/versions/{version}")] [HttpPost] public async Task PostAsync(Feature feature, string...