Stanislav Muhametsin

Actually, this has more to do with situation where things like column names etc are taken from the user input. Therefore, all string parameters of all factory methods in SQL...

Well yes, but I meant the cases when you get user input for eg. your column names in table definition. Can't use prepared statement parameters there, IIRC. I might be...

I did some experimenting, with the `gitversion-pr1269` stuff you gave me in other issue. It seems that when you change the target framework and do the build, the `obj/repro.csproj.nuget.g.targets` file...

About `DotNetCliTool` - it seems like a good feature, and probably something that was intended exactly for this scenario (NuGet packages participating in the build, but not in runtime). However,...

Hmmmm.. I did `dotnet` command on `.csproj` file instead of `.sln` file, maybe that has an effect? Edit: I tried out `.sln` as well, still running the targets in `GitVersionTask`...

OK - also make sure it won' try to run different builds in parallel on same folder, although that probably should cause more bizzarre error messages. Mine is the same:...

By creating `global.json` file in the current folder or any parent folder and putting ```json { "sdk": { "version": "2.1.4" } } ``` your `dotnet msbuild /version` command should print...

Nice catch! 👍 I tested almost-this-kind-of-scenario by just removing `GitVersionTask` from my NuGet package repository, but I never realized to remove `UtilPack.NuGet.MSBuild`. Let me know if the workaround is successful....

> Workaround successful! :-) Good to hear! I'll leave this issue open until there is some more closure about what could be the proper solution. :)

Thanks for opening issue! First question that pops into my mind: did you do command build using `dotnet build` or the `MSBuild.exe` from VS installation? Do you have any small...