Need to recompiling by _winrelease.bat to have my scripts changes recompiled ?!

[alchemy]

ServUO Version

Publish 57

Ultima Expansion

Mondain's Legacy

Dear all,

I have a strange behavior, using the latest ServUO release.
When I change something in ./Scripts, let's say for example MapDefinition.cs, I have to recompile all using _winrelease.bat instead of just running ServUO.exe and get the recompiliation of my scripts changes.

ServUO.exe does not capture my mofifications in ./Scripts

Do you have a suggestions to overcome this?

Alchemy

 

[Wilson]

You have Pub 57 listed? Is that accurate or are you using Pub 58? Because with pub 58, you do require a recompile unlike 57 where it is done on start up!

 

[alchemy]

Hello Wilson,

I do have the "Pub57" release setup actually.
I'm running on a WIndows plateform.

 

[Wilson]

If your using 57 and make a change to a script, you should be able to restart server and it'll pick up the changes!

 

[Voxpire]

You have Pub 57 listed? Is that accurate or are you using Pub 58? Because with pub 58, you do require a recompile unlike 57 where it is done on start up!

Both versions have a Compiler.cfg

 

[alchemy]

Hello voxpire,

I already tried to switch to "False" or "True" or "false" or "true" the only parameter called "Dynamic" of the compiler config, which do the same behavior: touching a file does not trigger the re-compilation of the file. I've tried on another WIndows machine with other dotnet, same result unfortunately.

# Forces scripts to be compiled at runtime.
# This is a legacy feature that was originally provided by the core.
Dynamic=True

My case seems weird...

Even adding this in the Scripts.csproj didn't make the compiler detected the touched file:

    <ItemGroup> <Compile Include="**/*.cs" /> </ItemGroup>

 

[Wilson]

Both versions have a Compiler.cfg

Maybe I am confused, I know they have to be compiled to start, but with 57, we can edit a script and it is applied on next restart, no need to recompile, where as 58, we need to recompile to implement the script edits! Did you change 57 to work like 58?