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I have a project where I am using C# 7 features. It builds fine locally, but when I build in Visual Studio Team Services, I get errors. All the errors point to this one project and they all look related to C# 7:
Identifier expected
Invalid expression term 'int'
Syntax error, ',' expected
Syntax error, '>' expected
) expected
; expected
The project targets.NET 4.6.1 and references Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform 1.0.3 and Micosoft.Net.Compilers 2.0.1.
How can I get the project to build on VSTS?
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Framework-dependent deployment. Deploying a framework-dependent deployment with no third-party dependencies simply involves building, testing, and publishing the app. A simple example written in C# illustrates the process. Create the project. Select File > New > Project.
In this articleVisual Studio enables three ways to deploy the Visual C++ libraries together with your application: central deployment, local deployment, and static linking. Central deployment puts the library files under the Windows directory, where all applications can access them automatically.
Deployment: It is a process of deploying the pre compiled dll's to the IIS server. Publish: It is a process of creating precompiled dll's. Web Hosting: It is similar to the process of deployment of a website. Deployment: It is a process of deploying the pre compiled dll's to the IIS server.
You need to set the build to use the Hosted VS2017 agent queue to be able to use C# 7 features.
Hosted agents
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