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Exec EchoOff="true" does not work #2826
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Thanks for filing this! I had to look through the source to figure out what was going on, which is no good. I'm changing this bug to be "update the docs so it's possible to understand this without looking in the code". What That's the difference between (at
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The extra output you're seeing in the build isn't from echoing the command, but from Exec logging the standard output of the command. It does that because You can override that default by explicitly specifying It's especially confusing because the command line is not logged at |
Please let us know if there's anything else we can do to further clarify this. |
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* Update Directory.Build.props * No limiting to master for now * snupkgs * SourceLink! * Generate a package * Yooooo * dotnet/msbuild#2826 * Comment it * Use preview language features * Limit to master * Revert unintentional change * ReadMe: SourceLink for CI packages * Fix grammar
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https://github.com/ctaggart/sourcelink-test/tree/EchoOff/VS2017CSharpLibraryCore
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