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How do I get a T4 template to generate its output on every build? As it is now, it only regenerates it when I make a change to the template.
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There has got to be a simpler way to do this!
Probably the simplest way is to install a Visual Studio extension called AutoT4.
It runs all T4 templates on build automagically.