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I've added the Umbraco solution as a web site project and referenced all the Umbraco DLLs from a library directory,
It seems like what is taking so long is for Visual Studio to go over all the code files and copile them,
will I get better performance using a different kind of project ? (still like to have it as a runable web application)
Any idea how to make it compile faster ?
See http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/getting-started-with-umbraco-whats-next-after-you-install/setting-up-your-project-in-visual-studio
Thanks, I'm already doing what is suggested at this link,
but it there are still a lot of code files which makes the compiler go just too slow every time...
I think you should just put the core files (xslt, masterpages, js, config, css, web.config and masterpages) in one project. Then put simple user controls in another project. Then put other larger projects in seperate projects.
That way you can build just want you want to.
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Solution in TFS takes too long to compile
I've added the Umbraco solution as a web site project and referenced all the Umbraco DLLs from a library directory,
It seems like what is taking so long is for Visual Studio to go over all the code files and copile them,
will I get better performance using a different kind of project ? (still like to have it as a runable web application)
Any idea how to make it compile faster ?
See http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/getting-started-with-umbraco-whats-next-after-you-install/setting-up-your-project-in-visual-studio
Thanks, I'm already doing what is suggested at this link,
but it there are still a lot of code files which makes the compiler go just too slow every time...
I think you should just put the core files (xslt, masterpages, js, config, css, web.config and masterpages) in one project. Then put simple user controls in another project. Then put other larger projects in seperate projects.
That way you can build just want you want to.
is working on a reply...