1. Create a new project in TFS 2. Automatic incrementation of the build number 3. Name the output directory using version number 4. Build deprecated Setup Projects (.vdproj) with TFS 2013 5. Build preconfigured ClickOnce packages with TFS for multiples environments 6. Build WebDeploy package with TFS for multiples environments
1. Create a new project in TFS 2. Automatic incrementation of the build number 3. Name the output directory using version number 4. Build deprecated Setup Projects (.vdproj) with TFS 2013 5. Build preconfigured ClickOnce packages with TFS for multiples environments 6. Build WebDeploy package with TFS for multiples environments
1. Create a new project in TFS 2. Automatic incrementation of the build number 3. Name the output directory using version number 4. Build deprecated Setup Projects (.vdproj) with TFS 2013 5. Build preconfigured ClickOnce packages with TFS for multiples environments 6. Build WebDeploy package with TFS for multiples environments
1. Create a new project in TFS 2. Automatic incrementation of the build number 3. Name the output directory using version number 4. Build deprecated Setup Projects (.vdproj) with TFS 2013 5. Build preconfigured ClickOnce packages with TFS for multiples environments 6. Build WebDeploy package with TFS for multiples environments
1. Create a new project in TFS 2. Automatic incrementation of the build number 3. Name the output directory using version number 4. Build deprecated Setup Projects (.vdproj) with TFS 2013 5. Build preconfigured ClickOnce packages with TFS for multiples environments 6. Build WebDeploy package with TFS for multiples environments What we want to do ? It’s easy to have a build... » read more
1. Create a new project in VSTS 2. Automatic incrementation of the build number 3. Name the output directory using version number 4. Build deprecated Setup Projects (.vdproj) with TFS 2013 5. Build preconfigured ClickOnce packages with TFS for multiples environments 6. Build WebDeploy package with TFS for multiples environments Main goal: Host sources on Visual Studio Online then configure our... » read more
[Being drafted] Team Foundation Server (TFS) provides a platform to manage code sources (using TFSC or GIT repositories). It will also help us to implement a continous integration throw build definitions. To get to the point, we will see how to implement a real build definition with an on-premise server. Please note this is an old fashioned way and if... » read more