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    Sam Heller
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    I have run in to a repetitive issue with Visual Studio where my solution will succesfully build but for some reason won't publish. It just says Build Failed. I have two projects within the solution. One class and one website. Any ideas??

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      I have run in to a repetitive issue with Visual Studio where my solution will succesfully build but for some reason won't publish. It just says Build Failed. I have two projects within the solution. One class and one website. Any ideas??

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      When the build fails, are there any error codes? I had a similar problem with VS05 and it was related to duplicate class names. To find it, set your projects build output verbosity to "Diagnostic". This can be found here: Tools > Options In the dialog window, expand "Projects and Solutions" Select "Build and Run" It's the last option, its label is "MSBuild project build output verbosity" When you build afterwards, take a look through the results in the output window, you may be able to find something there. Hope it helps.

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