Help getting release-v1.9.25200 to build ? I seem to be missing some files. #5219
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This is not a complete list of the errors, only some that make it seem obvious that I cannot successfully build with what I've got right now.
Below is the complete output from the build output panel. This was not a full "Rebuild all", this was a build after a previous build attempt.
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In Visual Studio, open a PowerShell Developer terminal, which by default should open in the
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Darn it! I remember reading that... I somehow forgot. Thanks for the reply! I have done as instructed, it was quick and easy. Unfortunately, I seem to have somehow gotten myself into some sort of weird state. I see this near the beginning of the build output:
Is SfsClient important? The build is still running, I will return with an update in a bit. |
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OK, progress. I ran the build twice; the good news is that it now only takes about 90 seconds. One project does successfully build: But 11 other projects are failing. Output here: I'm going to try following the advice in the build output which seems to be telling me to enable But I also see some notifications about internal compiler errors, which I find concerning. edit: Actually, now that I'm looking, I see that notifcation about
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I enabled verbose logging via the
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Whenever I get in a weird state like this, my first attempt is to delete the |
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Whenever I get in a weird state like this, my first attempt is to delete the
vcpkg_installed
folder in the src directory & try again. If that doesn't help, I'm forced to just Clean solution and force a rebuild