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cl : Command line error D8022 when running MSBuild from bamboo 3,4.

cl : Command line error D8022 when running MSBuild from bamboo 3,4.

Hi,

When Running a Task containing MSBuild (ver. 4.0.30319) I'm getting this error:

cl : Command line error D8022: cannot open 'C:\Windows\system32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Temp\8d4a40181d6940779ef933a514f5fc5c.rsp'

No problem to compile project from command line.

Any help will be appreciated.

Dariusz.

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Same same. Seeing it with VS2015. I had to create the AppData\Local\Temp directory to start...then got to this error.

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Seeing the same error message - the files are getting created and deleted before Bamboo is able to read them. Anyone? Bueller?

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Darius - did you ever resolve this situation? I periodically get exactly the same thing you mention, but I can't figure out why

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would love help on this!

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Is this a local agent or remote? I assume the user is the same between in your Bamboo build attempt and the command line attempt?

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Hi. local agent, user the same (with admin privilege).

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