Version 10.9

[kinook]

Released on April 22, 2023

Updated on December 13, 2024*

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Action Enhancements

.NET Core action: Support .NET 8

Advanced Installer action: Support v20, v21* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

Amazon action: Support v2.11

Azure action: Support v2.47

Delphi / C++Builder / RAD Studio action: Support v11.3, v12* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

Docker action: Support v21 thru v23

Flare action: Support v2023* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

Gradle action: Support v8

HelpScribble action: Support v8* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

Help & Manual action: Support v9

InstallAware action: Support X15, X16* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

InstallShield action: Support v2023* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

NDepend action: Support v2023

Node Package Manager action: Support v19, v20, v21* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

Run SQL action: Support v2022* [VisBuildAct.dll 10.9.0.3]

VirtualBox action: Support v7

VMware Player action: Support v17

VMware Workstation action: Support v17

Bug Fixes

Make VS.NET action: For .NET Core projects, only update version or property if specified in the action.* [https://kinook.com/Download/VisBuildDotNET.zip -> extract to VisBuildPro10\System folder]

Console app: Write Unicode text correctly.* [VisBuildCmd.exe 10.9.0.7]

Make VS.NET action: Fixes for VC x64 target filename determination.* [VisBuildDotNET.dll 10.9.0.5]

Make VS.NET action: Support PlatformToolset & DefaultPlatformToolset variables, additional versioning support.* [VisBuildDotNET.dll 10.9.0.3]

Make VS.NET action: Default target filename for x64 platform not matching.* [VisBuildDotNET.dll 10.9.0.2]

Console app, output pane and file logging not always honoring Disable logging of action output step property.* [VisBuildCmd.exe 10.9.0.5]

Get VS.NET Version action: Support .NET Core projects.* [VisBuildDotNET.dll 10.9.0.1]

Make VS* actions: Support setting properties and versions in .NET Core projects.* [VisBuildDotNET.dll 10.9.0.1]

Loop action: Loading of macro objects not working.* [VisBuildSvr.dll 10.9.0.1]

Fix display of ANSI control characters in program output (for instance, in PowerShell 7)