That's why this isn't an option in the IDE. Visual Studio setup projects have limited functionality when compared with other tools such as InstallShield, WiX, Advanced Installer and so on. The condions need to be chosen wisely otherwise you'll get a reboot on every action, such as repair and uninstall. If you must be more aggressive, use the ForceReboot action instead after InstallFinalize. That'll give you the standard message asking for the reboot. The simplest way to do this is to open the MSI file with an MSI editor such as Orca, go to the InstallExecuteSequence table and add a new row, with the Action ScheduleReboot (case-sensitive) just after CostFinalize (although the location isn't too important) with a condition of Not Installed. For example if it's needed to start a service just start it yourself in an installer class override. In VS2017 that was failing.Windows will reboot the PC if it's actually required for the installation to complete, so it may be worth explaining why you need the reboot.
In Vs2015 I would specify the full relative path as well as name with the. Command Parameters had to be “MySolution.sln” /Project “NameOfVdProject” /Build “Release”. Set the working directory to the directory of the solution. I had to use C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\. vdproj which were working in 2015 no longer worked from a command line. Finally the command line parameters for building the. I created a batch file that TeamCity would execute every time a build is kicked /s EnableOutOfProcessBuild.reg. I know we had done that for Vs2015 and you would expect Microsoft to have resolved it by now – no we have to make the hack again. 
The EnableOutOfProcessBuild – This is now a different registry item. This was little more difficult that it needs to be and follow the below steps Once the project is successfully built locally, next TeamCity needs to build the MSI and generate the artifacts. Down the Projects After you have run the setup CHAPTER 1 GettingStarted with Visual. Select the Setup Project and create the installer. The official requirements for Visual Studio are shown in this list. Restart Visual Studio and the extension will be seen when you use the Add New Project as “Visual Studio Installer”. To get it install the Microsoft Extension “Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Installer Projects” from Installer Projects Good News! Setup ad Deployment Projects have not been removed from the VS2017, but you will not see it when you freshly install VS2017.
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