Hello everyone,

Forgive me if you findthe answer to my question obvious, but I'm new using GAT.

I keep getting the same warning: "The key sequence 'Company.Project.$GlobalProjectName$.Common' in Keyref fails to refer to some key".

I have the following code:

<Argument Name="GlobalProjectName">

<ValueProvider Type="Evaluator" Expression="$(CustomerName).$(CustomerProjectName)">

<MonitorArgument Name="CustomerName" />

<MonitorArgument Name="CustomerProjectName" />

</ValueProvider>

</Argument>

I use the "GlobalProjectName"-parameter in several ways:

<Action Name="GetCommonProject" Type="Microsoft.Practices.RecipeFramework.Library.Actions.GetProjectAction, Microsoft.Practices.RecipeFramework.Library">

<Input Name="ProjectName" RecipeArgument="Prefix.$GlobalProjectName$.Common" />

<Output Name="Project" />

</Action>

... and to give a name to my projects in nodes like "ProjectTemplateLink".

Does anyone know why I keep getting this warning?

Thanks in advance,

Grtz,

Nocto

Hi Nocto,

The RecipeArgument attribute value must exactly match the name given to a recipe argument. In your case, it doesn't as you've included some literal text too, and thus a keyref warning is emitted. If you want to pre-post fix literals to a recipe argument please use a value provider for example.

HTH,
-Victor.

Hi Nocto,

The RecipeArgument attribute value must exactly match the name given to a recipe argument. In your case, it doesn't as you've included some literal text too, and thus a keyref warning is emitted. If you want to pre-post fix literals to a recipe argument please use a value provider for example.

HTH,
-Victor.

Thanks a lot, I overlooked that!

Problem solved, thanks again!