Hi @bbalavikram ,
The framework option may not do what you think; first and foremost, 4.5 is not a valid option for framework. You need to use a "framework monifier" that's defined here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/frameworks
But keep in mind that framework monifier must also be in your project file. The framework argument for dotnet simply selects which of the frameworks in your project file to build. It's really only useful for multi-targeted builds, which you probably don't have.
It's possible that dotnet simply will not work with your project. This is unfortunately the case with many old projects. You can continue to try to "play" with your csproj files to try get it to work (note: you can run the same dotnet commands on your workstation).
If you can't get it to work, then you'll need to use MSBuild:Build-Project or DevEnv::Build. We do not have script templates from these, but you can convert your script template to OtterScript and then try modifying the script that way.
Here is some information on build scripts:
https://docs.inedo.com/docs/buildmaster-platforms-dotnet#creating-build-scripts
Best,
Steve
