Getting Continuous Integration Working With CodePlex: Part II

Posted by: Joe Brinkman, on 30 Jan 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Last post I went through the basics of what you do to set up your project on CodePlex along with how to hook into the source control. This blog will explain what I did for my build script. Specifically, how I handled versioning and packaging. Most developers when confronted with a mundane task that is continually repeated will be compelled to automate it. We are programmers after all, we enjoy making the computer making our lives easier. One of these tasks is the creation of a software package to...

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