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XML Transforms for app.config and other XML files
The original file is a classic `app.manifest`: ``` [...] ``` I am getting an error `No element in the source document matches '/_defaultNamespace:assembly/_defaultNamespace:trustInfo'` when using the following transformation file: ```...
XML-Files marked as "Content" and "Copy to output directory" are not transformed during the build process. The file in the original folder gets tranformed, but the copied file in the...
MSBuild have a nice feature - if source files are not changed, the target binaries is not compiled (and 'creation date' metadata is not changed). This allowed us to track...
All of the examples I've seen of using SlowCheetah involve replacing the full contents of an attribute in a node. What I want to do is replace part of an...
The Add Transform menu does not appear for any files in a Service Fabric project. Specifically, the ApplicationManifest.xml file is the one I'd like to transform so I can specify...
Description: When creating a VSTO type project in VS2010 none of the transforms associated with the app.config for the solution configuration are applied. Steps to reproduce: 1. Create VSTO application...
Per-user transformations on top of per-configuration. Does not apply to WAP. Use {File}.{Configuration}.{Username}.{Extension} to define the transformation, such as `App.Debug.urbanhusky.config`
This is the original problem outlined in this bug https://github.com/sayedihashimi/slow-cheetah/issues/34 Example: Class Lib: NLog.Cong (with transforms, Copy Always) -- on build the bin will for this project will have the...
I often end up using publish profles to extend the build configurations. For example I may have a Debug build configuration with Debug.Dev and Debug.Test publish profiles. However if you...
Using SlowCheetah version 2.5.14 from NuGet. My app.config looks something like this: ``` ... http://www.test.com/api/ ``` My Release transform looks like this: ``` http://www.production.com/api/ ``` In Visual Studio, the output...