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My company has recently purchased Mindscape Pro, and we are currently attempting to integrate the command line compiler into our automated build script. The problem we are seeing is that while the CSS compiler works fine in the Visual Studio IDE, when we attempt to compile using "wwcmd" at the command line, we get compiler errors. I'm guessing we may have been given a different version of the command line compiler than we are using within the IDE? This is assuming the two compilers should behave exactly the same. Are the command line tools identical to the IDE integrated compiler? How do we ensure we have the same version for both? |
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Yes both the command line tools and the IDE use the same compilation engines so as you have a consistent set of these then they should produce the same results. The easiest way to sync up would be to download the nightly builds of both from your My Account page.
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Hello Jeremy, I had the same issue as Luciana before, and indeed downloading the nightly builds fix the issue. On a related matter though, as all the settings for min, compile of the files (things like script include files) are kept into the csproj file, would it be possible to pass the proj file to the command line? Something like "wwcmd my.csproj"? Otherwise we need to update the build file to keep in sync with settings defined inside Visual Studio. Any thoughts? Cheers |
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Where can I download the nightly build for Web Workbench with the working version of the command line tool? Thanks much |
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You can download the nightly builds for both the extension and command line tool from the Downloads link next to your Web Workbench subscription on your My Account page.
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Unfortunately for now you will need to pass the settings manually but we could look at taking in a .mswwsettings file rather than the .csproj to drive this in the future. There is a feature request which you might want to vote up to look at unifying the way we store settings - http://www.mindscapehq.com/thinktank/suggestion/501993 - its something we would like to do in the future but currently there are some higher requested features we need to look at :)
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