How to stop full rebuilds in debug mode?

[ringo]

Every time I try to run one of my web apps in debug mode, the VS.net IDE feels the need to do a full rebuild of the project including the .msi file. My last server never did this, but this one does every single time, even if I don't change any of the code. This project is becomming very large and takes about a minute to build, which is costing me considerable amounts of time. How can I stop the IDE from doing a full rebuild every time? Thanks in advance,

-Ringo

 

[David Young]

Click Build, Configuration Manager on the main menu. From there you can
configure what should be built during a build command.

Every time I try to run one of my web apps in debug mode, the VS.net IDE

feels the need to do a full rebuild of the project including the .msi file.
My last server never did this, but this one does every single time, even if
I don't change any of the code. This project is becomming very large and
takes about a minute to build, which is costing me considerable amounts of
time. How can I stop the IDE from doing a full rebuild every time? Thanks in
advance,

 

[ringo]

You're the man. Thanks a bunch.

Click Build, Configuration Manager on the main menu. From there you can
configure what should be built during a build command.



feels the need to do a full rebuild of the project including the .msi file.
My last server never did this, but this one does every single time, even if
I don't change any of the code. This project is becomming very large and
takes about a minute to build, which is costing me considerable amounts of
time. How can I stop the IDE from doing a full rebuild every time? Thanks in
advance,