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* .gitignore: Added VS2015+ cache
* Build: Updated .csproj file
Toolsversion updated to v12
Un-needed references removed.
Full Debug symbols for Debug builds
* Build: Removed hard-coded file paths and replaced with Env variable.
Hard-coded file paths in VS proj file have been removed and replaced with an Environment variable $KSPDEVDIR.
Allows contributors to have different locations for their development builds.
* Build: Remove Trace directive from release builds
* Build: Add build scripts for VS
* Build: Add conditional for CI and change Language version to default
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- If your code fixes a bug in RemoteTech, create a pull request to the `develop` branch (this should be the default).
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- If your code adds a new feature in RemoteTech, create a pull request to the branch of the next release (e.g., `1.7.0`; if no such branch exists, please contact us).
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* One of the Remote Technologies Group members will merge the pull request; if you yourself are a member, please wait one week to give others a chance to give feedback.
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To make your life a little easier, the Visual Studio Project respects an environment variable called `KSPDEVDIR`.
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If you set its value to the path of your KSP install, the reference and build paths inside the project should be set automatically.
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If it is not set, your reference paths and the build paths have to be set manually.
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To set the variable, follow the instructions in this link, before starting a Visual Studio instance:
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