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this Explains how to use Msbuild to zip some log files. the zipfilename is generated from date time information, hence unique.
<
Project xmlns="https://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003" DefaultTargets ="ZipLogs">
<Import Project="c:\sdc\Microsoft.Sdc.Common.Tasks" />
<
PropertyGroup >
<
MsgFailed>Failed Email for </MsgFailed>
<
BuildLogZip>buildlogs.zip </BuildLogZip>
</
PropertyGroup>
<Target Name="ZipLogs" >
<Time.GetTime Format="yyyyMMMdd-hh-mm" >
<Output TaskParameter="Time" PropertyName="ResultsItem" />
</Time.GetTime>
<Message Text="$(ResultsItem)" ></Message>
<Zip.AddFile
pathToZipFile="$(ResultsItem)$(BuildLogZip)"
pathToFile="Summary1.log" />
<Zip.AddFile
pathToZipFile="$(ResultsItem)$(BuildLogZip)"
pathToFile="Build.Log" />
</Target>
</
Project>
Comments
- Anonymous
July 19, 2010
Mister, how can I zip a allcomplete folder ?? thanks