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Category Archives: ci
Python Script to Build, Test and Pack .NET Projects
At work we use Jenkins as our continuous integration server. Our implementation at work has to integrate with ClearCase and does a few tasks before actually doing the build. This is pretty typical. Our setup then calls an external script … Continue reading
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Getting Started With CI Using Hudson For Your .NET Projects
In this post, I will explore installing and configuring Hudson as a continuous integration server for .NET projects. Why Hudson? This is good question. I know other CI servers exist, however, Hudson happens to already be an accepted solution at … Continue reading
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