In previous post I showed how to setup a build in tfs that not only builds the solution, but also runs all the tests. The next step is to configure how tests are run and reacting to test result. The first thing I want is the ability to make the entire build fail if one [...]
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The term “Build” is a complex one that does not only means “compile source files into final assemblies”, but it comprehends many other operations that are vital for the project. One of these operation is running unit tests during Tfs build. The reason to have unit tests run at each build is to continuously keep [...]
In previous post I deal with file size in VS DB edition. To avoid this problem, (as my friend Lorenzo pointed me out), when you import the database structure, with the Database Project wizard, you must not select the “Import log and filegroup file size”.
If you deselect this option the import wizard does not [...]
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I use Database Edition on a legacy database that is very big, when I created the database project I simply ask to VS database edition to import the structure and everything is ok. Then I noticed that deploy operation when database does not exists on the server is really slow. I use in the past [...]
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I’m not a tests fanatic, but I use a lot of unit tests in during my development days. I do not aim to 100% coverage, and I do not believe that TDD can be used in every moment, and I use unit testing when it is necessary for me.
Sometimes it happens that someone calls me [...]
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