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I'm writing a script for msbuild which should make two batches in one step. Example: 2 ItemGroups <ItemGroup> <GroupOne Include="1" /> <GroupOne Include="2" /> </ItemGroup> <ItemGroup> <GroupTwo Include="A" /> <GroupTwo Include="B" /> </ItemGroup> These two groups should be looped within each other: <Message Text="%(GroupOne.Identity) %(GroupTwo.Identity)" /> I hoped that msbuild makes the result up of both batches giving 1 A 2 A 1 B 2 B as result. But that didn't happen. Instead, it returned the following useless crap: 1 2 A B Doing it the way the blog from the link below proposes (using a local propertygroup) like <PropertyGroup> <GroupOneStep>%(GroupOne.Identity)</GroupOneStep> </PropertyGroup> <Message Text="$(GroupOneStep) %(GroupTwo.Identity)" /> makes 2 A 2 B Any hints? I'm going mad. :-( PS: Here's a blogpost about the topic - unfortunately it doesn't work as propsed there: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/giuliov/archive/2010/04/30/gotcha-msbuild-nested-loops-double-batching.aspx
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