See screenshots, read the latest customer reviews, and compare ratings for Console Output. Skip to main content. Software for Mac. Are not connected to Visual. Muvee 360 video stitcher for mac. Hi, I'm trying to run solution that utilizes Console.WriteLine call, the problem is that i get the output in an external console (that spawns on every run) rather than Application Output window. Is there a setting that will force the IDE to run the solution output directly to AO window? I click on Run Item in Solution Explorer Figure 2. The output is rendered in a new VS External Console while i'm expecting to see it in Figure 3 Figure 3. I'd like to see the stdout (100, 2, 3) right here. ![]() Team Services| TFS 2015| Run commands locally at the command prompt It is helpful to narrow whether a build failure is the result of a TFS/VSTS product issue (agent or tasks). Build failures may also result from external commands. Check the build log for the exact command-line executed by the failing step. Attempting to run the command locally from the command line, may reproduce the issue. It can be helpful to run the command locally from your own machine, and/or log-in to the build machine and run the command as the service account. For example, is the problem happening during the MSBuild part of your build process (for example, are you using either the or step)? If so, then try running the same on a local machine using the same arguments. If you can reproduce the problem on a local machine, then your next steps are to investigate the problem. Differences between local command prompt and agent Keep in mind, some differences are in effect when executing a command from the local command, and when a build is running on an agent. If the agent is configured to run as a service on Windows/Linux, then it is not running within an interactive logged-on session. Without an interactive logged-on session, UI interaction and other limitations exist. Get logs to diagnose problems Build logs Start by looking at the logs in your completed build. If they don’t provide enough detail, you can make them more verbose: • On the Variables tab, add system.debug and set it to true. Select to allow at queue time. • Queue the build. • In the explorer tab, view your completed build and click the build step to view its output. • If you need a copy of all the logs, click Download all logs as zip. Diagnostic logs • Log on to the agent machine. • Go to the _diag subfolder in the directory where the build agent is installed. For example: c: agent _diag Worker logs You can get the raw log of the completed build that was generated by the worker process on the build agent. Look for the worker log file that has the date and time stamp of your completed build. For example, worker_20122-utc_6172.log. Agent trace logs Agent trace logs provide a record of how the agent was configured and what happened when it ran. Look for the agent log files. ![]() For example, agent_20130-utc.log. There are two kinds of agent log files: • The log file generated when you ran config.cmd. This log: • Includes this line near the top: Adding Command: configure • Shows the configuration choices made. • The log file generated when you ran run.cmd. This log: • Cannot be opened until the process is terminated. • Attempts to connect to your Team Foundation Server or Team Services account.
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