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anyone care to elaborate on why you'd want to exclude the packages folder? doesn't it make sense to include the packages for the build server to have the dependencies? my answer to address your comment. sgriffinusa s, that's a good updates worth noting that the NuGet team implemented the 'package restore' feature for exactly this problem. There's a document on the NuGet site which explains the feature and describes how to use it in Visual Studio. ajk you ignore packages and are using nuget package restore, it's helpful to allow nuget.exe. When someone downloads, this tells helps VS tell that the feature has been enabled for the solution: NuGet.exe <- do not ignore this file. those of you using AppHarbor, it's worth noting that excluding the packages folder will cause your build to fail deployment :) Joel Martinez Jul Having a similar problem, except in my case it's publishing only files from the main project (and not anything bui
lt from other included projects). It looks like I can "publish selection" on the other projects, which are just class libraries, but it would require me to create profiles for each of them. This seems ridiculous and not right. So far am just switching back to VS2010 to publish, where everything works fine. had the same problem. Deleting and recreating the publishing profile did the trick for me. Can you link to the connect issue? I'd like to upvote it. This appears to be an intermittent problem, solved as you noted by simply modifying the publish configuration settings. Here's the link to the connect issue. Deleteing and recreating profiles did the trick for me. Michael Wells Feb 8 'n my case changing the configuration in settings and set it back again did the trick. Switching between Debug and Release forth and back doesn't help in my case. Neither does creating a new profile. Neither does deleting all publishing profiles phyiscally. Neither does re-opening the so
lution or visual studio. As of now (VS 2012 Upd. 3) this issue has NOT been fixed. VS publish fails me on a regular basis.s What kind of messages do you get in your output window? Do you actually get a publish failure or just not copying the files?No failure per se but a failure to publish properly for sure. It says 23>Publishing foldeand nothing more afterwards although there should be way more - and not even the root folder data was copied. In the meantime I got it running - the question if for how long. I believe the decisive piece of the puzzle was to apply the same build configuration to every project (e.g. Debug, Any CPU).This has not been fixed in Visual Studio Update 2, nor in the Update 3. Check the most popular answer after the "accepted answer" (which is not the solution). Just edit the profile and -in the "Settings" tab- select the correct configuration from the list (if release is the good one, select debug, save, then edit again and select releas
e). Save and publish.