What's the version history of MSBuild?
What is the version history of MS Build?
I see that my .NET Framework installation folders have a version 4.something where as the Visual Studio 2017 Community folder and the .NET Core (v1.0) folder have the latest version 15.1.458.
I looked up the releases on github and I see that a version 14 predates the version 15 major but there's no version 4 till the end of the release history on github.
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
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What is the version history of MS Build?
I see that my .NET Framework installation folders have a version 4.something where as the Visual Studio 2017 Community folder and the .NET Core (v1.0) folder have the latest version 15.1.458.
I looked up the releases on github and I see that a version 14 predates the version 15 major but there's no version 4 till the end of the release history on github.
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
visual-studio msbuild .net-core .net-framework-version
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
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What is the version history of MS Build?
I see that my .NET Framework installation folders have a version 4.something where as the Visual Studio 2017 Community folder and the .NET Core (v1.0) folder have the latest version 15.1.458.
I looked up the releases on github and I see that a version 14 predates the version 15 major but there's no version 4 till the end of the release history on github.
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
visual-studio msbuild .net-core .net-framework-version
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
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asked Nov 12 at 12:28
Water Cooler v2
12.1k29100196
What is the version history of MS Build?
I see that my .NET Framework installation folders have a version 4.something where as the Visual Studio 2017 Community folder and the .NET Core (v1.0) folder have the latest version 15.1.458.
I looked up the releases on github and I see that a version 14 predates the version 15 major but there's no version 4 till the end of the release history on github.
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
visual-studio msbuild .net-core .net-framework-version
visual-studio msbuild .net-core .net-framework-version
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
17.6k21832
asked Nov 12 at 12:28
Water Cooler v2
12.1k29100196
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
17.6k21832
asked Nov 12 at 12:28
Water Cooler v2
12.1k29100196
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
17.6k21832
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
17.6k21832
edited Nov 14 at 2:44
Leo Liu-MSFT
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17.6k21832
asked Nov 12 at 12:28
Water Cooler v2
12.1k29100196
asked Nov 12 at 12:28
Water Cooler v2
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asked Nov 12 at 12:28
Water Cooler v2
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12.1k29100196
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Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
It related to the version of Visual Studio and .net framework. If you are in the old version Visual Studio, like Visual Studio 2012, the MSBuild version is v4.0.30319, which comes from .net framework.
Starting with Visual Studio 2013, the 2013 version of MSBuild will ship as a part of Visual Studio instead of the .NET Framework. This transition allows us to more rapidly evolve MSBuild.
You can check the blog MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio! for some more details.
So, now the MSBuild’s New Binaries Location and version:
Visual Studio 2013: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild12.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:12.0
Visual Studio 2015: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:14.0
Visual Studio 2017: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio2017EnterpriseMSBuild15.0BinMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:15.0
Hope this helps.
answered Nov 14 at 2:54
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@WaterCoolerv2, You are always welcome :).
– Leo Liu-MSFT
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Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
It related to the version of Visual Studio and .net framework. If you are in the old version Visual Studio, like Visual Studio 2012, the MSBuild version is v4.0.30319, which comes from .net framework.
Starting with Visual Studio 2013, the 2013 version of MSBuild will ship as a part of Visual Studio instead of the .NET Framework. This transition allows us to more rapidly evolve MSBuild.
You can check the blog MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio! for some more details.
So, now the MSBuild’s New Binaries Location and version:
Visual Studio 2013: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild12.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:12.0
Visual Studio 2015: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:14.0
Visual Studio 2017: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio2017EnterpriseMSBuild15.0BinMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:15.0
Hope this helps.
answered Nov 14 at 2:54
Leo Liu-MSFT
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@WaterCoolerv2, You are always welcome :).
– Leo Liu-MSFT
Nov 14 at 5:37
add a comment |
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
It related to the version of Visual Studio and .net framework. If you are in the old version Visual Studio, like Visual Studio 2012, the MSBuild version is v4.0.30319, which comes from .net framework.
Starting with Visual Studio 2013, the 2013 version of MSBuild will ship as a part of Visual Studio instead of the .NET Framework. This transition allows us to more rapidly evolve MSBuild.
You can check the blog MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio! for some more details.
So, now the MSBuild’s New Binaries Location and version:
Visual Studio 2013: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild12.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:12.0
Visual Studio 2015: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:14.0
Visual Studio 2017: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio2017EnterpriseMSBuild15.0BinMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:15.0
Hope this helps.
answered Nov 14 at 2:54
Leo Liu-MSFT
17.6k21832
1
@WaterCoolerv2, You are always welcome :).
– Leo Liu-MSFT
Nov 14 at 5:37
add a comment |
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
It related to the version of Visual Studio and .net framework. If you are in the old version Visual Studio, like Visual Studio 2012, the MSBuild version is v4.0.30319, which comes from .net framework.
Starting with Visual Studio 2013, the 2013 version of MSBuild will ship as a part of Visual Studio instead of the .NET Framework. This transition allows us to more rapidly evolve MSBuild.
You can check the blog MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio! for some more details.
So, now the MSBuild’s New Binaries Location and version:
Visual Studio 2013: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild12.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:12.0
Visual Studio 2015: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:14.0
Visual Studio 2017: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio2017EnterpriseMSBuild15.0BinMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:15.0
Hope this helps.
answered Nov 14 at 2:54
Leo Liu-MSFT
17.6k21832
Can someone provide a chronological record of versions?
It related to the version of Visual Studio and .net framework. If you are in the old version Visual Studio, like Visual Studio 2012, the MSBuild version is v4.0.30319, which comes from .net framework.
Starting with Visual Studio 2013, the 2013 version of MSBuild will ship as a part of Visual Studio instead of the .NET Framework. This transition allows us to more rapidly evolve MSBuild.
You can check the blog MSBuild is now part of Visual Studio! for some more details.
So, now the MSBuild’s New Binaries Location and version:
Visual Studio 2013: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild12.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:12.0
Visual Studio 2015: C:Program Files (x86)MSBuild14.0binMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:14.0
Visual Studio 2017: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio2017EnterpriseMSBuild15.0BinMSBuild.exe MSBuild version:15.0
Hope this helps.
answered Nov 14 at 2:54
Leo Liu-MSFT
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answered Nov 14 at 2:54
Leo Liu-MSFT
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answered Nov 14 at 2:54
Leo Liu-MSFT
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answered Nov 14 at 2:54
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@WaterCoolerv2, You are always welcome :).
– Leo Liu-MSFT
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@WaterCoolerv2, You are always welcome :).
– Leo Liu-MSFT
Nov 14 at 5:37
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@WaterCoolerv2, You are always welcome :).
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