We've got a project in source control:
$/Project/Trunk/Project.sln
most of the projects live under the trunk
$/Project/Trunk/Website
$/Project/Trunk/BLL
etc.
The problem is, they all reference DLLs stored in
$/Project/Common
When I try to build using the build agent, I get an error saying it can't find the DLLs in the $/Common folder.
I've run VS on the build agent machine and done a get latest on the $/Project/Common folder. I've also done a get latest on the $/Project/ and managed to build it myself on the build agent machine without issue.
How can I convince the build agent to look in the $/Project/Common
folder (or where it maps to D:\Source\Project\Common
) during builds?
Whilst this does highlight the fact that those DLL references should point below the branch, we're not going to be able to change the structure for a month or so due to business requirements (it works at the moment, automated builds are nice but not critical, getting upcoming releases out is critical) so any suggestions appreciated.