I am creating a Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2008 build agent for a project of mine. For the working directory, we don t use the default $(Temp)$(BuildDefinitionPath). Instead of Temp, we use a specific folder. That folder path includes the Team Project s name. Here comes my question. Is there a variable replacement for the Team Project s name.
Example Working directory: D:BuildsBuildAgentsAdventureWorld$(BuildDefinitionPath)
I want to replace AdventureWorld with a variable.
The file name of the project file without the file name extension, for example, MyApp.
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