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PLEASE HELP:  Web Deployment Wizard is whacked out!

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Bobby Edward - 11 Mar 2008 19:48 GMT
I run the Web Deployment Wizard fine earlier this week.  Come back and make
a few MINOR HTML changes and go to "Rebuild" it and I get some wierd
error...

An error occurred when merging assemblies:  ILMerge.Merge:  ERROR!!:
Duplicate type 'MasterPage' found in assembly 'App_Web_yarpwypi'.

Because of the lack of the newsgroup response I deleted the MasterPage and
recreated it under a different name.  Now when I go to rebuild it I get
ANOTHER wierd error:

web.config(1): error WDP00002: missing section appSettings.

The file is Microsoft.WebDeployment.targets, which I didn't even know
existed.  I changed NOTHING having to do with anything like this.

Then I get a WHOLE lot of new "warnings"/compatability related messages in
my master HTML (which are fixed if I delete the !DOCTYPE statement.)

Any thoughts on what's going on???  This is completely frustrating!!!!

Thanks.
Jeff Dillon - 11 Mar 2008 20:02 GMT
Do you have an appSettings section in your web.config?

>I run the Web Deployment Wizard fine earlier this week.  Come back and make
>a few MINOR HTML changes and go to "Rebuild" it and I get some wierd
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> Thanks.
Bobby Edward - 11 Mar 2008 20:17 GMT
Thanks for the reply.  Yes I do.

I actually REMOVED the Web Deployment Projects and reinstalled it with the
newest version.  It worked.

Thanks y'all!

> Do you have an appSettings section in your web.config?
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