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I have a solution with a few different projects in it: a couple dll projects, a console project, and a couple WCF projects.
The console project uses a dll from one of the projects, but I have VS set so that the console project has no dependencies. However, when I debug the console project VS launches, or builds all my projects. This is just a pain since both the WCF projects compile and launch the WCF client or the asp.net dev IIS process. Is there a way to prevent this behavior?
EDIT: I have semi fixed it. To prevent the WCF library from launching, I followed this: How to Prevent Visual Studio launch WcfSvcHost.exe in Debuggin?
But I still cant stop the asp.net dev server from launching.
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You can hit Ctrl + Break on the keyboard to cancel/stop a build that is currently in progress.
Please right click solution name and go to Properties -> Configuration Properties -> Configuration , clear the Build checkbox of the project.
On the Properties page, select Common Properties > Startup Project. Select Current selection, Single startup project and a project file, or Multiple startup projects. If you select Multiple startup projects, you can change the startup order and action to take for each project: Start, Start without debugging, or None.
The problem Sometimes, Visual Studio will always rebuild projects, even though they have recently been built and there are no changes. If you build , and then run the project will build. If you haven't disabled the “projects out of date”-dialog, it will pop up and ask you to rebuild.
Right click on your solution, then go to Properties, Configuration Properties and select the projects you want to be compiled.
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You might try checking what Visual Studio builds when running a project. Open the Options dialog, and go to Projects and Solutions | Build and Run. Try turning on "Only build startup projects and dependencies on Run".
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