Disable NodeReuse on TeamCity, it can lead to consecutive builds failing #1110
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If nodereuse is on, TC can not clean files before after the nodes have been shut down (60 seconds http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msbuild/archive/2007/04/16/node-reuse-in-multiproc-msbuild.aspx) This means consecutive builds will fail. This might also be true for other build servers.
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Disable NodeReuse on TeamCity, it can lead to consecutive builds failing
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If nodereuse is on, TC can not clean files before after the nodes have been shut down (60 seconds
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/msbuild/archive/2007/04/16/node-reuse-in-multiproc-msbuild.aspx)
This means consecutive builds will fail. This might also be true for other build servers.
This was discussed in #1109
I don't think figuring out the clean-strategy from TC is straight forward, so I assume it's easier to just disable nodereuse on TC.