StopOnFirstBuildError

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Stops a solution build immediately after a project has failed to build.

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Visual Studio
2012, 2010
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10/18/2012
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by Mystcreater | November 26 2012

Very nice extension. After Microsoft have been removed the macros in Visual Studio 2012, I was bored to don't have this feature. When you have a big solution with many projects, it help to don't have to wait before the entire process even if your firsts projects failed.

Thank you again!

by Karel Kral | November 07 2012

by .daryn | June 15 2012

Faster turnaround in my work. So easy. Nice.

The Build menu check option is a nice touch.

by André Luus | May 25 2012

Works like a charm! Thanks so much.

by GBelzile | April 25 2012

You made my day!

by Carolyn Van Slyck | March 08 2012

When working on solutions that contain 50+ projects, this saves us a lot of time. Thank you for making such a useful plug-in.

by Eric Harding | December 07 2011

by cportwood | October 13 2011

I love this addon. My only criticisim is it defaults to being checked. It would be nice if there were some settings to allow it to be easier to use. I rarely want it on a rebuild and it would be nice to be a seperate build button on the toolbar instead of a checkbox. It does perform well and does not seem to have any problems with memory leaks or conflicts with other extentions. All in all it is a great extention. It would be perfect with a few small updates.

by JC Oldridge | July 18 2011

Saves lots of lost time every week, works great.

by Ahningannah | February 18 2011

Like the best ideas, deceptively simple and very effective. I appreciate that the author spent the time to make it "...activate the error window after cancelling the build", so you get straight to the problem.

by folsomfisher | February 11 2011

Nothing much to say other than it works great!

by Jakub Januszkiewicz | January 07 2011

Works flawlessly so far, a real timesaver for large solutions!

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