Gets the event handler that processes data from the data stream, or standard output stream, of the command line application.By default logs a message for each output.

Gets the event handler that processes data from the data stream, or standard output stream, of the command line application.By default logs a message for each output.

Gets or sets the collection containing the error codes for the task.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the environment variables for the process should be logged.

Gets or sets the full paths to the MsBuild scripts, Visual Studio solutions or Visual Studio project files that should be executed.

Gets or sets the additional MsBuild properties

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the MSBuild task should invokes each target in the list passed to MSBuild one at a time, instead of at the same time. Setting this parameter to true guarantees that subsequent targets are invoked even if previously invoked targets failed. Otherwise, a build error would stop invocation of all subsequent targets. Default is false.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the detailed summary should be displayed or not.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not missing projects should be skipped. If missing projects are not skipped an error will be raised for each missing project. Default is false.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not the process should stop on the first error or continue. Default is false.

Gets or sets the outputs of the built targets from all the project files. Only the outputs from the targets that were specified are returned, not any outputs that may exist on targets that those targets depend on. The TargetOutputs parameter also contains the following metadata: - MSBuildSourceProjectFile: The MSBuild project file that contains the target that set the outputs. - MSBuildSourceTargetName: The target that set the outputs. Note: If you want to identify the outputs from each project file or target separately, run the MSBuild task separately for each project file or target.If you run the MSBuild task only once to build all the project files, the outputs of all the targets are collected into one array.

Gets or sets a semi-colon separated list of targets that should be used.

Gets or sets the full path to a directory into which temporary files may be created.

Gets or sets the version of MsBuild and the build tools that should be used.

Gets or sets the full path to the working directory.

Returns the error code for the given ID.

Returns the absolute path for the given path item.

Returns the absolute path for the given path item.

Returns the absolute path for the given path item.

Returns the most complete path for the given executable tool. May return just the name of the tool if the tool path is found via the PATH environment variable.

Returns the most complete path for the given executable tool. May return just the name of the tool if the tool path is found via the PATH environment variable.

Invokes the command line tool at the given path with the given arguments.

Invokes the command line tool at the given path with the given arguments.

Invokes MsBuild with the given additional arguments.

Updates the environment variables for the application prior to execution.

Gets the verbosity that the current MsBuild instance is running at.