I'm using the Bower package globalize
in a project, and that Bower package contains a generator
.NET program that of course includes .cs
. files. When I go to compile my app, it's trying to compile not only my custom code but also the globalize
C# classes. Is there a way to exclude /Bower_Components/
from the build process?
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Peder Rice
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Found an answer pretty quickly via http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33107526/visual-studio-2015-tfs-2013-not-ignoring-bower-components-in-asp-net-5-projects?rq=1 Was as easy as adding an extra value to the "exclude" array in my project.json file. Should we close this question as a duplicate? I didn't find others with the exact same problem, so maybe it should still hang around. – Peder Rice Feb 23 '16 at 21:38
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Sorry, I had only been sandboxing with ASP.NET Core, so I no longer have that code example. But does RC2 still use the exclude array in the same way as previous releases? – Peder Rice Jun 17 '16 at 13:48
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Looks like now, I just removed the 'generator' folder. Now, all's ok – Gosha_Fighten Jun 17 '16 at 14:47
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FYI, when you restore your Bower packages, that folder will likely come back – Peder Rice Jun 17 '16 at 15:40