A common question about TFS 2012 build is: how can I ask for code coverage? The answer is really simple, you should go to the test section of build definition and change the run settings from Default to another setting that includes code coverage and this is really everything you need to do. Figure 1: [...]
Windows Azure Web sites has a lot of options to automatically deploy web sites, but if you have desktop application deployed with click-once you have nothing out of the box to do continuous deployment in Windows Azure. Lets see how solve this problem. Deploying on Windows Azure Blob Storage To deploy Click Once [...]
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Suppose you have a workspace made with a certain user and you want to move it to a different user. One of the reason could be, you started working with an account then your account changes for various reason, so you need to migrate all workspaces from your old user to another user. This can [...]
If you installed Update 2 CTP 4 (now it has go-live and supports upgrade to RTM) you should also install the Visual Studio Tools for Git that permits to work with Git repository directly from a Team Explorer extension. You can work with GitHub or whatever Git hosting you like and surely you can work [...]
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The ability to automatically deploy a site on Azure Web Site from TFService is really interesting, but sadly enough there is no out-of-the-box solution to update the structure of an Azure Database with a VS2012 Database Project. In this post I’ll show how to modify the standard build template to deploy a Database Project during [...]
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