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טופולוגיות של סביבת בילדים אוטומטיים
10 July 11 11:36 AM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
הרבה פעמים אני נתקל בשאלה של איזה טופולוגיה מתאימה לי כאשר אני מכין את סביבת הבילדים האוטומטיים. לכל ארגון צריך להיות לפחות מכונת בילדים אחת (Build Machine). בעבר פרסמתי פוסט על מהי מכונת בילדים טובה אותו ניתן לקרוא בלינק הבא: http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/eranruso/archive/2009/06/30/what-is-a-good-build-machine.aspx אך מהי הטופולוגיה המתאימה עבור הארגון? התשובה היא לא חד משמעית ותלויה בצרכי הארגון לכן חילקתי את התשובה לשני סוגי ארגונים, גדול וקטן כך שכל אחד יוכל למצוא את הטופולוגיה המתאימה...
How To: Disable The Binaries Folder In Team Build 2010
06 April 11 08:42 AM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
I have been asked this questions more than once… One of the cases I would like to disable the Binaries folder is: You have your projects target there outputs to custom folders and you have other projects consume the products from these custom folders. So what is the problem? What the Team Build is doing is trying to send all the products of the projects to one central folder, the Binaries folder. In order to disable this behavior all you need to do is the following: Step 1: Open the Build Template...
Team Build 2010 Guide
20 March 11 12:43 PM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
I have been asked a few times about a Team Build 2010 guide. I have taught on writing one and then I have seen this grate guide written by Ewald Hofman : http://www.ewaldhofman.nl/post/2010/04/20/Customize-Team-Build-2010-e28093-Part-1-Introduction.aspx I have only read chapters 2 and 4 but I could see that this is a very serious guide. Ewald has done a very good job in covering all the important sections of the Team Build 2010, with very good explanations, step by step descriptions and good screenshots...
TFS 2010 SP1, Visual Studio 2010 SP1 and more…
11 March 11 07:54 AM | Eran Ruso | 1 comment(s)
WOW!!! what a release!!! We have a LOT of new staff released this week… The Release list for this week and three more important Releases: TFS 2010 SP1 – My post on this release: “Visual Studio 2010 SP1 and TFS 2010 SP1–What’s New? (Summary)” , Public Download Visual Studio 2010 SP1 - My post on this release: “Visual Studio 2010 SP1 and TFS 2010 SP1–What’s New? (Summary)” , Public Download Load Test Feature Pack - Gives you unlimited Virtual Users in Visual Studio Ultimate Edition, on that in my next...
Web Deploy Using Team Build 2010
27 February 11 07:19 PM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
I had a few projects recently that required me to do a web deployment. What I have used was the Deployment project that you can create in Visual Studio but you can also use the Team Build abilities to do the Web Deployment. I have just read a great post explaining how to do it posted by Simon Timms that you can read in the following link: http://blog.simontimms.com/2010/12/web-deployment-in-tfs-build.html Have Fun!!!
Team Foundation Build Extensions For Ant and Maven2
02 May 10 10:00 AM | Eran Ruso | with no comments
Java users that use the Ant or Maven2 for there Build Machines are now able to use the Team Foundation Build. There is a new release for the Team Foundation Build, in this release the Ant and Maven2 users can now run and have the results as part of the Team Foundation Build. You can download the Build Extensions here . Have Fun!!!
Team Build 2010 Beta 1 – The Build Process
20 August 09 05:20 PM | Eran Ruso | 1 comment(s)
If you are working with the Team Build of Team System 2008 you are familiar with the buildproj.xml file that defines the build process. In Team Build 2010 the process is defined by “Windows Workflow Foundation” . Now instead of using the xml file, fight with the MSBuild syntax and its complex process logic, we now have a visual tool to create the process and we can easily control the logic flow of the build process using the process logic of the “Windows Workflow Foundation” that is much more intuitive...
Team Build 2010 Beta 1 Log File
01 July 09 08:53 AM | Eran Ruso | 2 comment(s)
This morning when I worked with the Team Build 2010 Beta 1 I found a very nice surprise. I work a lot with the Team Build and when I have a problem with the build I go to the log file, some of you that have encountered this “Monster” log file know that it is a “killer” for the eyeballs, it is a very long notepad file that lists all the steps made by the build engine and all the errors it has encountered. You can see very short example of such a log at the end of this post. So what is so exciting...