How to build two .NET projects using one solution file in jenkins

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I want two .net projects to be built separately using one solution file in Jenkins.
If I complile them I want the packages to be dropped separately in each project
Kindly help on this
-.net14.0 _msbuild
- execute the build using Windows command in jenkins

What I have tried:

I have tried to compile the project using the solution file

Posted 17-Oct-19 6:40am

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Updated 17-Oct-19 6:53am

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2019-10-17T06:54:00

You probably need to Install the MSBuild Plugin for Jenkins, read article here: hci-cd-using-jenkins-and-dotnet[^]
Also see: .NET Application Continuous Integration ( CI ) using Jenkins[^]

You might also consider using TeamCity which is considered as better suited for .NET solutions, read review here: Top 8 Continuous Integration Tools - Code Maze[^]