Dominik
what does your root directory msbuild file do?
Reason I ask is that you could use this file (or indeed after.SOLUTIONNAME.sln.targets) to conditionally XmlPoke in the references to each csproj... (or use the MSBuild model to load up each csproj - which would probably be neater.)
If you used the latter then you could batch through the ProjectReference ItemGroup to get each csproj....
The drawback of using after.SOLUTIONNAME.sln.targets is that F5 in VS does not pick it up - it only gets picked up when you run SOLUTIONNAME.sln directly from MSBuild.
It's all a bit filthy though...
Neil
P.S. How long must we wait to finally get MSBuild solution files? :-)
what does your root directory msbuild file do?
Reason I ask is that you could use this file (or indeed after.SOLUTIONNAME.sln.targets) to conditionally XmlPoke in the references to each csproj... (or use the MSBuild model to load up each csproj - which would probably be neater.)
If you used the latter then you could batch through the ProjectReference ItemGroup to get each csproj....
The drawback of using after.SOLUTIONNAME.sln.targets is that F5 in VS does not pick it up - it only gets picked up when you run SOLUTIONNAME.sln directly from MSBuild.
It's all a bit filthy though...
Neil
P.S. How long must we wait to finally get MSBuild solution files? :-)
