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    What does using msbuild files instead of sln files have to do with not having to install SharePoint in the build server? These are completely unrelated concepts. The solution file does not carry any dependency on anything. Also, you can certainly rely on solution files to manage your build, since this is what our company has been doing for years without issues. I think you may be confusing solution and msbuild files with the msbuild tool itself, which also supports solution files. We are not using visual studio to compile the solution in the build machine. Commented Apr 24, 2015 at 20:43
  • +1 for your explanation of "Your organization has only one team project". It pains me to see people using multiple Team Projects as boundaries for things like 'products' or 'projects' in such small shops. I took the single team project approach and hopefully will never have to go back. Commented Apr 5, 2016 at 23:05