'\'visual Studio For Mac\' Microsoft.webapplication.targets'

I experienced something similar. I had written this in our Autobuild.targets file run as part of a build. It defines MSWebApplicationTargets: $(SolutionDirectory) packages MSBuild.Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.targets.14.0.0.3 Then in a.csproj file that is part of the project and used in the build it had: Now our problem was that when we opened the project in Visual Studio it said that c:/tools/VSToolsPath/WebApplications/Microsoft.WebApplication.targets doesn't exist (because VS considered MSWebApplicationTargets to be undefined and so seemed to default it to c: ). You don't provide enough information though perhaps that is what caused your problem also. All I had to do to solve this was add a condition: Why do this with Microsoft.WebApplication.targets As part of some futher discussion, I did this with Microsoft.WebApplication.targets so we didn't have to rely on Visual Studio being installed on the build servers. I added it as a dependency: • In Visual Studio right-click on the project and go to manage nuget packages.

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This created a packages.config file that listed MSBuild.Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.targets as a dependency. Best fps for mac. • I then added nuget.exe restore to the start of the build script so that the dependencies are downloaded.