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xcopy "$(SolutionDir)Presentation\Content\Contents\Contents\bin\x86\Debug\Content" "$(TargetDir)Content" /s /e /i /y | xcopy "$(SolutionDir)Presentation\Content\Contents\Contents\bin\x86\Debug\Content" "$(TargetDir)Content" /s /e /i /y | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:49, 30 December 2021
The xcopy command is a windows utility that lets you copy files and directories recursively.
Example:
xcopy "$(SolutionDir)Presentation\Content\Contents\Contents\bin\x86\Debug\Content" "$(TargetDir)Content" /s /e /i /y