Ensure vswhere does not include MSSQL#101
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Can vouch for this, I was also having issues with this template. Your fix allows my build to succeed. |
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With the template I was not able to build/publish a plugin, as it had issue with locating msbuild. I currently have multiple tools installed through the Visual Studio Installer, this causes non VisualStudio applications to be returned through vswhere.
As per the help page of vswhere.exe
Removing the wild card flag causes only Visual Studio installation paths to be returned. Here is a before an after:
So at least for me, the following change allowed my builds to succeed.