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Skip to content. Star 4. New issue. Jump to bottom. Generating strongly typed resource files not currently supported on. NET Core. Milestone MSBuild Copy link. Is strongly typed resources supported? Contributor Author. From wli3 on July 6, Hi iSazonov, Could you try to add resx files like this?

From iSazonov on July 6, wli3 Thanks! From iSazonov on July 6, wli3 I'll publish the sample tomorrow from my local branch. From iSazonov on July 7, I published my test.

NET Core label Jul 7, Huh, we should have had an issue open for this already but I couldn't find one. Workarounds Build with full framework MSBuild. So I believe it is easy to fix the Issue. Net Core 2. RichardD2 mentioned this issue Apr 4, Cannot find reference assemblies for.

NET 3. I think someone could take a shot at wiring this up now. I just cloned the repo, tip of master branch. GetBuildVersion" task failed unexpectedly. StronglyTypedResourceBuilder output should be strongly typed ResXFileRef special cases Generating strongly typed resource files requires non-intuitive addition of properties Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub.

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Find centralized, trusted content and collaborate around the technologies you use most. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. Access is denied. Line , position 5. This works fine on my dev machine, but is a problem on my build server. My workstation is Windows 7 bit, the build server is Windows Server bit. The build server does have the windows 7.

If I use msbuild from v3. The whole reason for this is to actually target the 4. I have searched and searched on this one. This error says "Access is denied". I did use fuslogvw to try to figure out where the access denied was coming from -- but I am not seeing that it is, but it is not actually finding any assembly.

The assembly is not in the GAC, but in a tangential directory to the project file where the project file reference is. It looks a lot like the known VS bug described here on blogs. If so, it seems that Microsoft have decided not to fix it until Visual Studio 11 at the earliest, and for many people including us : none of the workarounds mentioned in the post work.

So good luck. In my case it turned out one of the project files in the solution had not been correctly upgraded to vs Once I fixed up the tool references to 4. Team build runs under a service account. Did you check whether this account has access to the program files location where the 3rd party assembly is located?