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I have the following code which suppose to compile a project in my solution. The compilation is successful but my problem is that other projects in the solution are also compiled and I want to avoid this.

public static void msBuild(Project p) {

    var pc = new Microsoft.Build.Evaluation.ProjectCollection();

    Dictionary<string, string> GlobalProperty = new Dictionary<string, string>() {

        {"Configuration", "Debug" },

        {"Platform", "AnyCPU" },

    };

    //TODO: MSBuild is compiling some other projects besides the one specified.

    BuildRequestData BuidlRequest = new BuildRequestData(

        p.paths.project, //this is path to project's .csproj file

        GlobalProperty,

        null,

        new string { "Build" },

        null

    );

    var bp = new BuildParameters(pc);

    bp.Loggers = new ILogger {

        new MSBuildLogger(){

            Verbosity = LoggerVerbosity.Detailed,

        }

    };

    bp.DetailedSummary = true;

    log($"********Compiling {p} project with MSBuild***********");

    BuildManager.DefaultBuildManager.ResetCaches();

    var br = BuildManager.DefaultBuildManager.Build(

        bp, BuidlRequest);

    logBuffer();

    log("Compilation result:", br.OverallResult);

    if (br.Exception != null) throw br.Exception;

}

This are some basic, modified examples from the internet. I can't say I understand how this suppose to work. I've tried to read logs but is't even hard to tell when a new projects is about to compile.
I know that this compiles other projects from the time it takes + when I produce some error in other project I can see it.

I would like to get the same behavior as I do when clicking Build on project in Solution Explorer (I have build unchecked for all projects in configurations manager)