Re: Cache folder name

Hi Yosif,

mt.exe is a part of the Windows SDK and should normally be installed as a
part of Visual Studio.
In Zero Install it is only required for the OneGet Provider which is not
relevant for Portable use.
As a quick fix you can simply remove the OneGet project from your build.

Regards
Bastian


-----Original Message-----
From: Yosif Chumpov [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Montag, 1. Juni 2015 13:06
To: Bastian Eicher
Subject: RE: Cache folder name

Thanks Bastian,

I try to build in "Release" but there is some problem with MTEXE. Error
message is:

"
The command ":Locate MT.EXE Tool:
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('powershell "$p = ((Get-ItemProperty -Path
HKCU:\Software\PackageManagement\Tools\tools\MT.EXE -Name Path -ea 0).Path)
;  if( -not $p ) { $p = ((dir ${env:ProgramFiles(x86)} -recurse -ea 0|
where -property name -eq mt.exe | select -first 1 ).FullName) ;    $null =
mkdir -Path HKCU:\Software\PackageManagement\Tools\tools\MT.EXE -Force ;
$null = New-ItemProperty -Path HKCU:\Software\OneGet\tools\MT.EXE -Name Path
-Value $p -force } ; $p"') do @set MTEXE=%%a

:Run the tool to add the manifest to the binary.
"%MTEXE%" -manifest
"D:\ZeroInstallSource\0install-win\0install-win\src\Frontend\OneGet\provider
.manifest"
-outputresource:"D:\ZeroInstallSource\0install-win\0install-win\build\Releas
e\Frontend\ZeroInstall.OneGet.dll";#101" exited with code 9009.	
"

I use VS2013 and Windows 8. Is there any way to fix that?

Regards,
Yosif



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