.net - MSDeploy throwing weird error: Stream data of xxxxx.dll is not yet available -


i deploying number of .net projects different servers. team using tfs build, build template calling ps1 script uses msdeploy push different servers. it's enterprisey , no, not @ liberty switch different @ moment. process has been working months no issues.

today deploy failed few times in row few different errors. alone confuses me (and may not relevant) 1 getting consistently this:

an error occurred when request processed on remote computer. stream data of 'c:\builds\somedirectory\obj\debug\package\packagetmp\areferencedproject.dll' not yet available.

this error happening when script runs msdeploy. dll used windows service service stopped (as far can tell - service stop isn't throwing errors) , dll not 'read only'. dll exists on machine building/deploying machine being deployed to.

i have discovered can avoid error if delete dll 'is not available' server deploying to, problem comes right on each subsequent deploy unless manually delete dll before each deploy.

i have seen this problem not pushing azure, windows server 2008. know why microsoft web deploy (msdeploy) throw error?

i had same problem. tried deploying couple of times same error.

recycling app pool on server solved problem, run normal deploy again.


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