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docs/install/automated-installation-with-response-file.md

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## See also
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* [Visual Studio 2017 workload and component IDs](workload-and-component-ids.md)

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|`MSBuildProjectFile`|The complete file name of the project file, including the file name extension; for example, MyApp.proj.|Reserved|
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|`MSBuildProjectFullPath`|The absolute path and complete file name of the project file, including the file name extension; for example, C:\MyCompany\MyProduct\MyApp.proj.|Reserved|
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|`MSBuildProjectName`|The file name of the project file without the file name extension; for example, MyApp.|Reserved|
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|`MSBuildRuntimeType`|The type of the runtime that is currently executing. Introduced in MSBuild 15. Value may be undefined (prior to MSBuild 15), `Full` indicating that MSBuild is running on the desktop .NET Framework, `Core` indicating that MSBuild is running on .NET Core, or `Mono` indicating that MSBuild is running on Mono.|Reserved|
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|`MSBuildStartupDirectory`|The absolute path of the folder where [!INCLUDE[vstecmsbuild](../extensibility/internals/includes/vstecmsbuild_md.md)] is called. By using this property, you can build everything below a specific point in a project tree without creating dirs.proj files in every directory. Instead, you have just one project—for example, c:\traversal.proj, as shown here:<br /><br /> `<Project ...> <ItemGroup> <ProjectFiles Include="$ (MSBuildStartupDirectory) **\*.csproj"/> </ItemGroup> <Target Name="build"> <MSBuild Projects="@(ProjectFiles)"/> </Target> </Project>`<br /><br /> To build at any point in the tree, type:<br /><br /> `msbuild c:\traversal.proj`<br /><br /> Do not include the final backslash on this property.|Reserved|
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|`MSBuildThisFile`|The file name and file extension portion of `MSBuildThisFileFullPath`.|Reserved|
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|`MSBuildThisFileDirectory`|The directory portion of `MSBuildThisFileFullPath`.<br /><br /> Include the final backslash in the path.|Reserved|

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