Add a new /logAllGeneratedSolutions command line argument #442
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…e to force it to log all the generated .sln files (even the ones that were up-to-date). By default Sharpmake only logs .sln files it actually generated but not the ones that were skipped because they didn't change. We use this on our continuous integration infrastructure and other places to easily gather which .slns are generated.
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Add a new /logAllGeneratedSolutions command line argument to Sharpmake to force it to log all the generated .sln files (even the ones that were up-to-date).
By default Sharpmake only logs .sln files it actually generated/wrote in the particular run but not the ones that were skipped because they didn't change. We use this on our continuous integration infrastructure and other places to easily gather which .slns are generated.
Maybe others find this useful as well.