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StackExchange.Precompilation

Build status

Replacing csc.exe

  • Install-Package StackExchange.Precompilation.Build -Pre

Replacing aspnet_compiler.exe for .cshtml precompilation

  • Install-Package StackExchange.Precompilation.Build -Pre
  • Add <PropertyGroup><SEPrecompilerIncludeRazor>true</SEPrecompilerIncludeRazor></PropertyGroup> to your .csproj file (usually replacing the MvcBuildViews property)

Using precompiled views

Using C# 7 in ASP.NET MVC 5

Meta-programming

  • Create a new project
  • Install-Package StackExchange.Precompilation -Pre
  • Implement the ICompileModule interface
  • Install-Package StackExchange.Precompilation.Build -Pre in the target project
  • Configure your new module in the target project's web.config or app.config

Development

if you have an existing project with StackExchange.Precompilation packages and encounter a bug you can simply:

  • pull this repo
  • increment semver.txt
  • make the fix in the source code
  • run BuildAndPack.ps1 (requires a console with VS env vars in your PATH, I recommend powershell with Posh-VsVars)
  • setup a nuget source pointing at .\packages\obj
  • after that you can update the packages StackExchange.Precompilation in your target project from the packages\obj source
  • this gives you local *-local{timestamp} suffixed packages instead of the *-alpha{build} ones produced by the CI build
  • PROTIP: if you want to attach an debugger to the compilation of your project or any of the Test.* projects, add a System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Launch() statement somewhere in the code ;)
  • CI *-alpha{build} packages are available on the stackoverflow myget feed https://www.myget.org/F/stackoverflow/api/v2