Tag: Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery from The Visual Studio Blog

Support for Continuous Delivery to Containers and TFVC in Visual Studio 15.6 Preview 2

Visual Studio BlogJanuary 14, 2018Jan 14, 201801/14/18

We have an update for the Configure Continuous Delivery feature in Visual Studio. For Solutions with an ASP.NET or ASP.NET Core projects you can right click on the solution node and select “Configure Continuous Delivery…”with and without container support. You can always configure Continuous Delivery for solutions under source control in GitHub and VSTS Git repositories to App Service.

TFVC support and other enhancements hit Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio

Visual Studio BlogNovember 27, 2017Nov 27, 201711/27/17

A year ago, we released the first preview of the Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio (CD4VS) with support for configuring a continuous integration and continuous delivery pipeline for ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core projects with and without container support. With CD4VS you can always configure Continuous Delivery for solutions under source control to App Service,

Visual Studio Team Services notifications in Visual Studio IDE

Ruben RiosOctober 19, 2017Oct 19, 201710/19/17

In our earlier post “Continuous Delivery Tools Extension for Visual Studio 2017” , we introduced failure notifications for a single tracked Continuous Integration (CI) build on Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS).

In subsequent releases of the Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio extension,

Create a CI/CD pipeline to Azure Service Fabric

Ahmed MetwallyAugust 30, 2017Aug 30, 201708/30/17

At //BUILD 2017, we shipped an update to the Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio. This update has support for configuring a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline for ASP.NET Core projects with container support to an existing Azure Service Fabric cluster directly from Visual Studio 2017.

Create a CI/CD pipeline for containerized ASP.NET Core projects

Ahmed MetwallyAugust 22, 2017Aug 22, 201708/22/17

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At //BUILD 2017, we shipped an update to the Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio with support for configuring a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline for ASP.NET Core projects with container support to an existing Azure App Service on Linux directly from Visual Studio 2017.

Committing with Confidence: Commit Time Code Quality Information Updated

Mark Wilson-ThomasAugust 21, 2017Aug 21, 201708/21/17

Committing with Confidence: Getting Code Quality Information at Commit Time

Visual Studio BlogMay 22, 2017May 22, 201705/22/17

Many developers tell us that they are under pressure to deliver software on an ever-faster cadence. This pressure for increased speed makes building your software at high quality from the start even more important – you want to make sure that any commits you make to your codebase are at the right quality,

Continuous Delivery Tools adds support for Containers

Visual Studio BlogMay 18, 2017May 18, 201705/18/17

Last week at //BUILD, the Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio shipped a new update. As always we are continuing to expand the extension’s set of features guided by your feedback. The enthusiasm and feedback has validated just how much opportunity there is to help you continuously deliver value to your users.

Continuous Delivery Tools Extension for Visual Studio 2017

Visual Studio BlogFebruary 6, 2017Feb 6, 201702/6/17

[UPDATE: 28th Nov 2017] Continuous Delivery Tools for Visual Studio now supports TFVC. You can configure continuous delivery for TFVC or Git repositories in a VSTS team project. Check out this blog post (http://aka.ms/cd4vsblog9)
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