Thank you @jmarolf

Follow up question: I'm probably gonna forget that dotnet build works, and run build.cmd at least once. Should it be changed to build Roslyn.sln instead of Compilers.sln on unix?

Thank you @jmarolf

Follow up question: I'm probably gonna forget that dotnet build works, and run build.cmd at least once. Should it be changed to build Roslyn.sln instead of Compilers.sln on unix?

I am making a change here: ac5883d to allow you to do this

> ./build.sh --solution Roslyn.sln

We can discuss with the compiler team what the default should be. @davidwengier I assume your preference would be to have a single ./build.sh and ./test.sh script that ran everything?

Yeah, I would expect build.cmd and build.sh to do the same thing, basically. I often run it as a sanity check before pushing, particularly with -a, and have been bitten before by the fact that depending on which machine i'm on, it builds a different solution (and hence sometimes just doesn't compile the code I'm looking at)