This is equivalent to the MSBuild /target:clean argument.
Set to True if you want to rebuild all the code in the code projects. This option has no practical effect unless you also set Clean repository to False. This setting might reduce your build time, especially if your codebase is large.
(Optional) Set to False if you want to make this an incremental build. This way you can modify the platform when you queue the build and enable building multiple configurations. Tip: Declare a build variable such as BuildConfiguration on the Variables tab (selecting Allow at Queue Time) and reference it here as $(BuildConfiguration). (Optional) Specify the configuration you want to build such as debug or release.
Declare a build variable such as BuildPlatform on the Variables tab (selecting Allow at Queue Time) and reference it here as $(BuildPlatform). If you are targeting an MSBuild project (.*proj) file instead of a solution, specify An圜PU (no whitespace). (Optional) Specify the platform you want to build such as Win32, x86, 圆4 or any cpu. For syntax, see MSBuild Command-Line Reference. (Optional) You can pass additional arguments to MSBuild. For example, if you select Visual Studio 2015, /p:VisualStudioVersion=14.0 is added to the MSBuild command.Īzure Pipelines:If your team wants to use Visual Studio with the Microsoft-hosted agents, select windows-latest as your default build pool. The value you select here adds the /p:VisualStudioVersion= argument to the MSBuild command run by the build. To avoid problems overall, you must make sure this value matches the version of Visual Studio used to create your solution. If you are building a customized MSBuild project file, we recommend you use the MSBuild task instead of the Visual Studio Build task. You can also build MSBuild project (.*proj) files. If you use Git, make sure that the project or solution is in your Git repo, and in a branch that you're building. If you use TFVC, make sure that the solution is a child of one of the mappings on the Repository tab. Make sure the solutions you specify are downloaded by this build pipeline. 
You can use a single-folder wildcard (`*`) and recursive wildcards (`**`). If you want to build multiple solutions, specify search criteria. (Required) If you want to build a single solution, click the. Options: quiet, minimal, normal, detailed, diagnostic # Build with MSBuild and set the Visual Studio version property
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