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POMSBuild & SQL Server Database Project: bind the deploy and publish desination to the build configuration
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Visual Studio 2012. SQL Server Database Project. Four build configurations were created in solution: Debug, DevDb, TestDb, LocalDb. Three publish profiles were created in project: DevDb.publish.xml, TestDb.publish.xml, LocalDb.publish.xml Pushing F5 button (!) I want to: <ul> <li>deploy project with connection string from project properties if build configuration is Debug. </li> <li>publish project with connection string from the corresponding publish profiles if build configuration is DevDb, TestDb or LocalDb.</li> </ul> To do this I edit project (.sqlproj) xml, trying to catch a call of the Deploy target and replace the standart Deploy target with a custom behavior: <pre><code><Target Name="Deploy">  <MSBuild Condition=" '$(Configuration)' == 'Debug' " Targets="Deploy" Projects="$(MSBuildProjectFile)" Properties="Configuration=$(Configuration);" />  <MSBuild Condition=" '$(Configuration)' != 'Debug' " Targets="SqlPublish" Projects="$(MSBuildProjectFile)" Properties="SqlPublishProfilePath=$(Configuration).publish.xml; Configuration=$(Configuration);" /> </Target> </code></pre> The second statement works fine and I get deployment to the right destination. The problem is with the first statement - it produces a circular dependency. error MSB4006: There is a circular dependency in the target dependency graph involving target "Deploy". My question is: how to intersect (catch and replace) the standart target and if it's required to invoke the standart target again? Or am I trying to reinvent the wheel and there is another way to do what I want? (What I want is described above under words "Pushing F5 button" :)
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