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    Multiple ReferencePaths in MSBuild

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      This is a repeat question I've asked before. The previous responder believed specifying multiple setting would then be concatenated but this doesn't appear to be the case.

      Is there a solution for this?:

      Hi

      I need to specify mutliple paths to MSBuild via ReferencePath.

      Specifying one path works fine, but when I specify two, separated by a semi-colon, I get an "MSBUILD : error MSB1006: Property is not valid." error reported for the second path.

      I Googled this and tried various suggestions by BuildMaster wraps-up inside double quotes whatever I enter - and this seems to prevent me from fixing the issue.

      Please advise ASAP.

      Tim

      Product: BuildMaster
      Version: 4.6.4

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        It's hard to say; 4.6 is quite old, so of course I recommend to upgrade so that it fixes any issues that might be there.

        But even in 4.6, the action just wrapped the commandline. So, t's about finding what and how the commandline is being used with the parameters you're specifying...

        You should be able to find the code on an old release here -- http://github.com/inedo/bmx-windowssdk

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