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skipping past a wait step during a running build?
Is there any way to abort a running wait step in a build script without actually stopping and restarting the build? I have some waits in scripts to allow me to look at results before continuing, but it would be handy to be able to just click a button to just skip past the rest of the duration of the wait step if I've seen what I want to see and there's no reason to wait any longer. I know about putting breakpoints in code, but that doesn't work well for unattended builds where I want to have a wait just in case I am watching a build run, but don't want the build to be stopped by a breakpoint.
Thanks! Scott |
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Not with the Wait action, but you could use WScript.Shell Popup in a Run Script step (see attached sample).
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...8VS.85%29.aspx |
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