Now that I’m able to deploy to a remote machine a web application thanks to a customized build workflow it is time to move to a real scenario. I’ve blogged about two distinct tasks
executing arbitrary code with a tfs build
deploy an application to a remote server with a custom tfs workflow
Now I want to move [...]
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Lab Management is surely one of the most exiting new feature for TFS 2010 and now we finally have a Release Date.
Since Lab Management is really a complex set of tools, even if it is in the iso images of TFS 2010 is still considered to be in “release candidate” version. Now we can announce [...]
My frient Guardian blogged some minutes ago explaining how you can change the mapping of your codeplex project now that codeplex is migrated to TFS2010. There is even a simpler solution, first of all open Visual Studio, then connect to the new tfs server. As you can see in Figure 1 I have projects in [...]
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One of the coolest news of TFS 2010 is the presence of Team Explorer Everywhere, a plugin for eclipse and a command line cross platform tool to access TFS. I do not work with Java, but I want to have a look at it, just to understand the level of integration with TFs.
First impression [...]
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It is time to connect together a couple of posts of mine, in the first I simply explained how to deploy a web application to a remote machine with the use of Beyondexec2, in another one I explained how to create a simple tfs build, that actually does not build anything, but execute a simple [...]