Compiling Project
When you choose to compile the project from the Main Menu, either by using the 'B' (Production Build) or the 'D' (Developmental Build) option, the program will then begin its automated procedure for you. Compiling the entire project can take several minutes, so please be patient. Once the entire operation had been completed, the PowerShell Compact-Archive Tool will place the compiled build in the destination specified by the User Preferences.
You have two choices as to how the project is compiled. The choices are 'Build Project' (Production Build) or 'Build a Development Build of Project' (Developmental Build). Both of these options are equally the same, with only one exception - the filename of the compiled build. When choosing to compile a developmental build, the filename will contain 'dev' along with the Git SHA Hash. This is done such that it is easier to depict what the compiled build is based on, in regards to the commit history. Another benefit of the filenames differing, is the ability to separate production and developmental builds.
You will now receive Windows Toast Notifications regarding the status of a compiled build. By using BurntToast, the PowerShell Compact-Archive Tool can alert you when the project had been compiled successfully or if an issue had occurred. These notifications will be available within the Windows Notification Bar, making it easier to notify you through the Windows environment instead of only being visible within the terminal.
