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Getting UnauthorizedAccessException on NamedPipeClientStream.TryConnect when using booster #1480

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  • Run ./build CI-Release
  • Modify and build a project from VS

Seems like the WS-Stop target is somehow to blame, aggressively killing pipe will mess with its discoverability later. Still not clear on the details. But here is a working plan to reduce headaches:

  • run the WS-Stop build step only for core (also, modify to kill the booster that's running from under current directory only)
  • fall back to Standalone build for any unexpected failure
  • for core only, testing if restarting the booster one more time automatically at the end of the FAKE build process resolve development annoyances on core itself

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