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CI Server: Redefine Your Build Process with Continuous Integration

Time for this step. ...A basic principle of a CI system is that the word build needs to be redefined. Formerly, you might have thought of a build as simply a compilation. When it comes to CI, you must understand that the definition of build now includes the all-important steps of verification and testing. CI depends on the presence of tests. Without tests, all you have is continuous compilation.

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A Unit Testing Walkthrough with Visual Studio Team Test

...Summary: Learn about the unit testing features of Team Test from a TDD, test-then-code approach with this walkthrough. (24 printed pages)

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Issue Tracker part IV: The Build Enviroment using MSBuild (or NAnt)

This automated build will help us in the proccess of not performing those tedious tasks of copying files from one side to another, zipping, etc, tasks that some times leads us to errors.

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Using CruiseControl.NET with MSBuild - CruiseControl.NET - Confluence

CruiseControl.NET includes an MSBuild Task to integrate MSBuild (.NET 2.0) projects. The MSBuild Task page is the reference for the task, so that will always contain the most up-to-date documentation, but this page acts as a tutorial.

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ms build tasks (msbuildtasks.tigris.org)

The MSBuild Community Tasks Project is an open source project for MSBuild tasks. The goal of the project is to provide a collection of open source tasks for MSBuild.

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MSBuild Command Line Reference

MSBuild.exe builds the specified project or solution file, with the specified options.

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Continuous Integration For .NET 2.0 Development Environments: Downloadable Booklet - From the software development trenches

a series of posts about Continuous Integration (CI) and setting up CI in a .NET 2.0 development environment using tools like CruiseControl.NET, MSBuild, MSBuild.Community.Tasks, FxCop, NUnit, NCover, NDepend, Subversion, Installshield, Mercury QuickTest P

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Customizing Web Deployments with MSBuild - Douglas Rohm

This is where Web Deployment Projects can help make your life a lot easier. A long the way, I dabbled in custom task building and realized how much fun it could be. In this article I'll walk you through setting up a sample web project and then creating

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Integrating MSBuild with CruiseControl.NET - Douglas Rohm

have found that Web Application Projects (WAP) offers a better solution. WAP provides another web project model option for Visual Studio 2005 that can be used as an alternative to the built-in web-site based solution. It uses the same project, build and c

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Oren Ellenbogen's Blog - Automated build for my ASP.NET project using NAnt - Striving for agile development

As I've promised - I share with you my experience with NAnt while attempting to automate my build process for my ASP.NET project. After reading a lot on the subject, I must admit that the documentation is quite poor and the "open source" examples are not

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Build and publish .Net 2.0 projects with NAnt and the MSBuild task - level 200 - Jeffrey Palermo [MVP]

When .Net 2.0 first came out, I was left using the <exec /> task to call msbuild.exe to build my solution. The NAnt <solution /> task is specific to .Net 1.1 because Microsoft change the structure of project files to be MSBuild scripts.

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