I have a web application project that I\'d like to be able to branch and develop on a totally separate IIS site and not have to keep editing the vbproj IISUrl setting each time I do it. I have tried a
In Visual Studio 2010 we have MSBuild for C++ project. Also we can add additional custom properties files \"*.props\" to projects, which are just MSBuild scripts.
I am trying to integrate the automatic generation of MSI installers with my CruiseControl.Net installation. I can see how I can manually build an MSBuild file that calls candle and then light, but I n
I\'m imagining something like msbuild /t:CodeplexRelease which would build, then upload the outputs to the specified Codeplex project.
We are using TFS build and we have a couple of custom steps within the configuration (e.g. running NUnit tests in AfterCompile target, deployment steps in AfterDropBuild target etc.). Now I wanted to
I\'ve added an additional after build step so that I can integrate mspec with teamcity. However I do not want to run this when I\'m building in the IDE as it lengthens the time to build. Is there some
New problem with VS2005 Team Build: Building locally a solution of a mobile client for a platform of the company, everything goes pretty neat and compilation occurs without major hiccups, but using t
I have installed TFS2010 Beta 2 with default se开发者_如何学运维ttings and configured a CI build with a solution containing the indivial projects.
I need to build VC++ project (made in VS2008) from command line using MSBuild with additional .cpp file which isn\'t part of this project (doesn\'t listed insection of 开发者_开发问答.vcproj file.
I am using TFS 2008 and writing my builds using the built-in TeamBuild.I have the build set up in such a way that it will create a work item of type Bug upon failure, and will also create a bug upon u
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