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xbuild(1)						      General Commands Manual							 xbuild(1)

NAME
       xbuild - Mono's tool to build MSBuild project files

SYNOPSIS
       xbuild [option] [project-file]

DESCRIPTION
       xbuild  can be used to build MSBuild project files. Integrated Development Environments like MonoDevelop and "Microsoft Visual Studio .NET"
       use msbuild project file format.

       xbuild takes the path of the project or solution file to build, as the main argument.  If no file is specified then it tries to	build  any
       solution file or project file in the current directory, that has a *proj extension.

OPTIONS
       /target:T1[,TN]
	      List of targets to build

       /property:Name=Value
	      Set or override project properties

       /logger:<logger>
	      Custom logger to log build events

       /verbosity:<level>
	      Logger verbosity level : quiet, minimal, normal, detailed, diagnostic

       /validate
	      Validate the project file against the schema

       /validate:<schema>
	      Validate the project file against the specified schema

       /consoleloggerparameters:<params>
	      Parameters for the console logger

       /nologo
	      Don't show the initial xbuild banner

       /help  Show xbuild usage

       /version
	      Display xbuild version

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
       XBUILD_EMIT_SOLUTION
	      If this variable is set, then the project file generated from a solution file is emitted.

       XBUILD_COLORS
	      If  this	variable  is  set, it contains a string of the form "type=foreground,type=.." that specifies which color to use to display
	      errors/warnings etc on some terminals. Type here can be:

		   errors, warnings, messages or events

		   events: These are project/target/task start and end event
			   messages.

	      The possible colors for foreground are: black, red, brightred, green, brightgreen, yellow, brightyellow, blue, brightblue,  magenta,
	      brightmagenta, cyan, brightcyan, grey, white and brightwhite.

	      For example, you could set this variable from your shell:
		   export XBUILD_COLORS
		   XBUILD_COLORS=errors=brightred,warnings=blue

	      You can disable the built-in color scheme by setting this variable to "disable".

SEE ALSO
       mono(1),mcs(1)

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 2009 Novell, Inc (http://www.novell.com)

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