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Visual Studio 2012 does not create a project at startup when its dependencies change

I have recently had a rather strange problem with Visual Studio 2012:

  • Project A (C ++ DLL) refers to Project B (C ++ static lib). No CLR.
  • Project A is defined as my launch project (it has a debug command line set).
  • After changing the file in project B and pressing CTRL + F5, VS2012 does not create project A before starting it. He is building project B !

Stages of research that I have already done:

  • After changing a file in project C that neither A nor B refers to, CTRL + F5 creates neither A nor B. This is expected.
  • After changing the file in project A itself, CTRL + F5 builds A. This is expected.
  • I was able to reproduce this problem with project A 'and dependency B'.
  • Configuration Manager: all projects are configured for my working configuration.
  • VS Options:
    • "On Run when projects are out of date:" = "Always build."
    • "Only create run projects and run dependencies." Without this, he will simply build all my huge decision when starting Project A, which is unlikely to be wanted.

I should also note that I recently upgraded from Visual Studio 2010 (with which we did not have this problem).

I am fresh from ideas. Is anyone

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This seems to be the problem that is being described by these questions:

. VS % TEMP% % TMP%, "temp" (, , "temp"?).

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1538900/

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