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Hoping someone will come along with this for 2019 :)

Display if build is regular "Build" or "Rebuild" or "Clean" etc

Idea: also ouput elapsed build time in the "Build" output window

That way we wouldn't have to switch to "Build monitor" to see timing - unless we wanted to see historical data, etc.

It could be nice to get output in format of hours:minutes:seconds instead of miliseconds. My Visual Studio refuses to open the project so I can't edit it and compile for myself.

Hi,

Is this awesome tool maintained? If now, maybe it's a good idea to post a call for maintainers?

On attempting my initial build I get the following error message:

Cannot import the following key file: key.pfx. The key file may be password >protected.

I'm assuming I'm doing this wrong, but all attempts to import the key require a password.

Missing [] and , between each item

Is it planned to add support for Visual Studio 2017?

Hi,
I like the tool very much. It just has troubles installing with more recent frameworks than 4.5. so adding support for those would be great.

-Janne Kotka

BuildMonitor causes ReSharper builds in VS 2015 to crash. The workaround is to circumvent ReSharper which is not ideal:

1. enable VS build
2. restart VS
3. Suspend Resharper

Perhaps a web interface, like a dashboard, where I can see graphs of buildtimes.

This could be a collaborative interface where one could see individual build times (how to identify?) and an aggregate of everyone's build time

I don't think that anything except manifest needs to be changed so it would be cool if new VS version would be supported.

Getting an error when installing that the version of .net that is required is not installed, but it doesn't say which one.

Hi, all contributors,

What exactly software I need to contribute? I've opened the solution in VS Community 2015 (with VS SDK installed) but VSIX project hasn't been loaded poperly. I've tried VS 2017 RC Enterprise (with VS SDK installed) and the project was loaded, but it cannot be compiled due to error message stating that vsix package manifest must contain "Prerequisities" node.

When users load up with old data, automigrate everything.

Hi, I want to measure complie time per each file in Visual Studio 2012.
Can I do that with BuildMonitor?
(As I test BuildMonitor, it show me build time per a project not per a file.)

Right now it's hard coded to Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData. I'd like to be able to change where it writes to.