Gets or sets the argument customization. Argument customization is a way that lets you add, replace or reuse arguments passed to a tool. This allows you to support new tool arguments, customize arguments or address potential argument issues.

Gets or sets the assembly version number embedded in the build output.

Gets or sets the binary logging options.

Gets or sets the parameters for the console logger.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to normalize stored file paths used when producing deterministic builds.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to show detailed information at the end of the build log about the configurations that were built and how they were scheduled to nodes.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to not enable diagnostic output.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to disable the default console logger, and not log events to the console.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to log the build output of each MSBuild node to its own file.

Gets the distributed loggers to use.

Gets or sets search paths for files, directories for temporary files, application-specific options, and other similar information.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to exclude any MSBuild.rsp files automatically.

Gets the file loggers to use.

Gets or sets the file version number embedded in the build output.

Gets or sets whether the exit code from the tool process causes an exception to be thrown.

If the delegate is null (the default) or returns false, then an exception is thrown upon a non-zero exit code.

If the delegate returns true then no exception is thrown.

This can be useful when the exit code should be ignored, or if there is a desire to apply logic that is conditional on the exit code value.

Gets or sets extensions to ignore when determining which project file to build.

Gets or sets the assembly informational version number embedded in the build output.

Gets the loggers to use to log events from MSBuild.

Gets or sets the maximum number of concurrent processes to use when building.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not node reuse is used. When you’re doing multiple builds in a row, this helps reduce your total build time, by avoiding the start up costs of each MSBuild child node.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to display the startup banner and the copyright message.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not to opt out of using an explicit working directory for the process.

Gets or sets the release notes of the NuGet package generated.

Gets or sets the version number of the NuGet package generated.

Gets or sets a delegate which is executed after the process was started.

Gets the project-level properties to set or override.

Gets the response files to use.

Gets or sets the dotnet roll forward policy.

Gets or sets a delegate to configure the process settings.

Gets the targets to build in the project.

Gets or sets the tool path.

Gets or sets optional timeout for tool execution.

Gets or sets the version of the Toolset to use to build the project.

Gets or sets a value indicating how all warnings should be treated.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to validate the project file and, if validation succeeds, build the project.

Gets or sets the verbosity of logging to use.

Gets or sets the default value of all the version numbers embedded in the build output.

Gets or sets the base version number embedded in the build output.

Gets or sets the pre-release label of the version number embedded in the build output.

Gets the warning codes to treats as errors.

Gets the warning codes to treats as low importance messages.

Gets or sets the working directory for the tool process.

Adds a file logger.

Adds a file logger with all the default settings.

Disables the default console logger, and not log events to the console.

Get a basic string representation of specified object.

Enables the binary logger with the specified imports and default file name.

Enables the binary logger with the specified log file name and imports.

Enables the binary logger with the specified log file name and no imports.

Enables the binary logger with all the default settings.

Exclude any MSBuild.rsp files automatically.

Hide the startup banner and the copyright message.

Checks if the source is contained in a list

Throws an exception if the specified parameter's value is null.

Throws an exception if the specified parameter's value is null.

Sets the assembly version.

Sets the configuration.

Sets the parameters for the console logger.

Sets a value indicating whether to normalize stored file paths used when producing deterministic builds.

Sets the file version.

Sets the informational version.

Sets the maximum CPU count. Without this set MSBuild will compile projects in this solution one at a time.

Sets whether or not node reuse should be enabled.

Sets the package release notes.

Sets the package version.

Sets a target operating systems where the application or assembly will run.

Adds a framework to target.

Sets the version.

Sets the version prefix.

Sets the version Suffix.

Sets the warning code to treats as an error.

Sets the warning code to treats as a message.

Shows detailed information at the end of the build log about the configurations that were built and how they were scheduled to nodes.

Suppress warning CS7035. This is useful when using semantic versioning and either the file or informational version doesn't match the recommended format. The recommended format is: major.minor.build.revision where each is an integer between 0 and 65534 (inclusive).

Throws a System.ArgumentNullException with a specific message if the value is null, otherwise returns the value

Throws a System.ArgumentNullException if the value is null, otherwise returns the value

Sets how all warnings should be treated.

Log the build output of each MSBuild node to its own file.

Sets the version of the Toolset to use to build the project.

Validate the project file and, if validation succeeds, build the project.

Sets the tool argument customization delegate.

Adds a distributed loggers to use.

Sets or adds tool environment variable.

Sets expected exit code using WithHandleExitCode<T>(T, Func<int, bool>).

Sets delegate whether the exit code from the tool process causes an exception to be thrown.

Adds a extension to ignore when determining which project file to build.

Adds a custom logger.

Sets whether the tool should use a working directory or not.

Sets a delegate which is executed after the tool process was started.

Adds a property to the configuration.

Adds a response file to use.

Sets a delegate to configure the process settings.

Adds a MSBuild target to the configuration.

Sets the tool path.

Provides fluent null guarded tool settings action.

Sets the tool timeout.

Sets the tool working directory.