Reduce overall build time and provide better feedback on the progress in the UI.
Building currently completely blocks the UI, and no progress is shown. Just showing a responsive, non-blocking UI windows which shows progress and has a working cancel button would be a great addition.
Jesse Houwing
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David Goodenough
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For batch builds, when building multiple configurations (e.g. release / debug / release with debug symbols and x86 / x64), that potentially six different configurations. In a batch run they are all run sequentially. This could *EASILY* be improved to build projects in parallel if there are no dependencies. Normal "F7" builds already do this, why not batch builds?
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Mark Oueis
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We need something like this built right into visual studio. This should be the default way of doing things. https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2015/10/15/introducing-resharper-build/
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Mark Oueis
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Needs to be something like this: https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2015/10/15/introducing-resharper-build/
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Mark Oueis
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It would be nice if MSFT commented on this one
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Mark Oueis
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2 minutes is an eternity for a one line code change and then running unit tests for it. Then you found out while its compiling you made an error, you try and stop the build midway, it hangs for a little bit, make the change then wait another 2 minutes. Multiply that by 20 compiles a day for 20 developers and that's 13 hours every day.
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Kevin
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2 minutes is not very long. Try building the Linux kernel from source.
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Mark Oueis
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Forgot to mention i'm running on an i7 with SSDs so hardware really won't make a big difference
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Mark Oueis
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1) It takes me 22 seconds to build my solution in visual studio if i make no changes to it (100 projects or so).
2) If i change a core project (one that many other projects depend on), it takes over 2 minutesThis is horrible for TDD and unit testing since if i need to fix a simple class somewhere and then recompile my test i have to wait up to 2 minutes.
This is forcing us to mess with the Copy Local flag accross our projects and even then its not enough. Some developers have even started to hack the Microsoft.targets to modify how dependencies are resolved. See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/280751/what-is-the-best-practice-for-copy-local-and-with-project-references
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kovarex
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It was promised, that 2015 build times will improve compared to vs 2013 but they are actually slightly slower.
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Глеб Севрук
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.Net Demon is the best. Studio will never reach that performance.
I'm not advertising, I'm a happy customer :)
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Dimitri Dering
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I'd recommend the following article about large solutions: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/668180/Master-large-amounts-of-code-with-Visual-Studio
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Arne Klein
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Is there anything done in this area?
It seems that performance is actually getting worse as of today.
We are working on an MVC application with currently 30 projects and we updated the project to VS 2013 and MVC 5 this week. It seems like the performance decreased a lot since the update.
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Mohamadreza Rezaei
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very nearby my idea but I have another think that...
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Brian
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I think that the VS team should look at what the red-gate.com team did with .Net Demon. This only rebuilds projects and dependencies that changed after a save and definitely speeds things up under most conditions. It is also inexpensive. It could use some enhancements for some of the special things I do, but it is a good solution for 90%+ of most projects. (And I don't work for red-gate)
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Daver
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At work, our VS solutions are now fairly large. It seems to take forever for me to load a VS Solution. Can't we load all the files, let me open a file and edit, and then let VS do what it needs in the background?
When I press F5, I really want the website to be running ASAP. If possible, I'd like to see it up instantly. I have lot of ideas I want to try when debugging and I forget them when I have to wait a long time.
When you think about it, unless we are code generating with T4, the code is pretty much static. Only the code we are modifying should actually be changing. While I'm making modifications to code, perhaps Visual Studio can utilize those extra CPU cores to background compile C#, or index the contents of the HTML DOM, or preparse the javascript, etc. Or maybe the changes I made should be recompiled. Just my 3 cents. -
Daver
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At work, our VS solutions are now fairly large. It seems to take forever for me to load a VS Solution. Can't we load all the files, let me open a file and edit, and then let VS do what it needs in the background?
When I press F5, I really want the website to be running ASAP. If possible, I'd like to see it up instantly. I have lot of ideas I want to try when debugging and I forget them when I have to wait a long time.
When you think about it, unless we are code generating with T4, the code is pretty much static. Only the code we are modifying should actually be changing. While I'm making modifications to code, perhaps Visual Studio can utilize those extra CPU cores to background compile C#, or index the contents of the HTML DOM, or preparse the javascript, etc. Or maybe the changes I made should be recompiled. Just my 3 cents. -
Rudi Larno
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I have been using CodeMaid to better visualize the Build Process. It makes perfect sense to me.
That was before I started using NCrunch wich is able to do continuous builds of the code -- while I am typing the code. On numerous occasions, NCrunch has shown me compile errros long before VS has been able to detect them. However I also still suffer from Ctrl-Shift-B, using is unintentionally most of the time, it has become a second habit next to pressing Ctrl-Shift-S, that I sometime do it unintentionally. This has left me looking at some compile error (more exactly the squiggly lines) wondering what the problem is. Why would it not compile, changing the code over and over; only to discover that the code DOES compile (as NCrunch is happily doing so and I've got all green). And then to remember that Visual Studio is actually behind, and I need to do a Build to have VS be up to date with the code. -
Philippe
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Well if it was possible to continue editing code while the compilation is in progress, it would be much less of an issue.
A nice option would be to be able to compile projects on which the current file depends on so that we won't have to wait for the whole build if we need changes to be be built up to the current project (included or not) so that Intellisence and designer would pick latest changes.
As mentionned by "Just Me", compilation of C++ code should really be improved. It does not make sense that it can be more than 10 times slower that equivalent C# code.
And by the way, Intellisence should be able to pick changes made in C++ code from a C# project without rebuilding the DLL. That alone would reduce the need to explicitly build dependant projects.
Smart configurable background compilation might be the answer. Thus when we would want to run a program almost everything would already have been updated.
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ChrisTorng
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I would like the progress showing on taskbar button. That let me start the build, go to other program to do something, seeing the progress on taskbar button has done, then go back to IDE, or refresh the modified web page on IE.