Visual Studio Build goes indefinite(never ends)

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Hi,

I have an big application having more than 43 projects and it is kept on TFS.

Whenever i am downloading the fresh solution and building it, it builds successfully, but if i make some changes in CS code file and trying to build the whole solution it goes on with the building process which never ends. Also there are no build error i am getting. Not getting any idea what might be the problem here.

Can anybody help me in this regards ?

Thanks in advance.

Posted 15-Jul-15 19:55pm

SRS(The Coder)

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SRS(The Coder) 16-Jul-15 1:56am

Let you know that i am using Visual Studio 2013 with update 4 on Windows 7 machine.
My solution uses many third party integration as well.

Wendelius 16-Jul-15 2:09am

Are you sure there's no dialog box behind the window waiting for an answer? I ask this since when I started using VS 2013 Update 4 the compile started asking for permission to use certificate. Update 3 or previous versions never did this. This dialog asking the permission very often opens behind Visual Studio so you need to activate it from taskbar.

SRS(The Coder) 16-Jul-15 2:28am

no, not getting any background window asking for it..

ZurdoDev 16-Jul-15 7:28am

Are any projects deployment projects? Go into build manager and turn off anything that does not need to build in debug.

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