When you subscribe to the Source Code License, you get access to a zip file containing all the source code to build ECO and Modlr.
(compiled with C:\CapableObjectsWush\build\GetAndBuildCSharp.)
Minimum Needed[edit source]
The minimum build would produce the runtime parts you often use: MDriven.Interfaces, MDriven.Handles, maybe MDriven.Persistence, and MDriven.LinqExtensions
You can build these - and run the designer and VS plugin from the standard install. This is the recommended approach.
Environment[edit source]
Projects should be built with VS2022, even if named with other versions.
Full Build[edit source]
1. Open SourceCodeExportYYYYMMDD\Source\Eco\MDriven.NetStandard.sln in vs2022
2. Create your own snk sign key , name it and place it SourceCodeExportYYYYMMDD\ecokey.snk
3. Build - you will have output in SourceCodeExportYYYYMMDD\Stage\netstandard2.0
Focus first on building the MDriven.Interfaces - everything uses this, so fix this first.
All projects try to sign their assembly with the snk key - ..\..\..\ecokey.snk. This key is not distributed - you will need to create your own local key. In the directory above Source, save the file ecokey.snk. You can create a key in project properties signing. Either remove signing per project or create your own key. (To learn more about assemblies, visit: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/assembly/)
Do you need a design-time build? If yes, its more details:[edit source]
1. open and build Source\MDrivenVSIX\MDrivenFramework.sln
2. ...