1 write to PacketPumpException
Microsoft.Build (1)
BackEnd\Client\MSBuildClientPacketPump.cs (1)
329PacketPumpException = ex;
4 references to PacketPumpException
Microsoft.Build (4)
BackEnd\Client\MSBuildClient.cs (3)
558if (packetPump.PacketPumpException != null) 560CommunicationsUtilities.Trace($"MSBuild client error: packet pump unexpectedly shut down: {packetPump.PacketPumpException}"); 561throw packetPump.PacketPumpException ?? new InternalErrorException("Packet pump unexpectedly shut down");
BackEnd\Client\MSBuildClientPacketPump.cs (1)
192/// Instead of throwing an exception, puts it in <see cref="PacketPumpException"/> and raises event <see cref="PacketPumpCompleted"/>.