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Tag: vNext

Set assembly and app version to a matching build name in TFS 2015 or VSO Build.VNext

November 1, 2015 Mike Kaufmann

One of the most common customizations in TFS XAML build templates was to automatically update the assembly version number. This can also be done in

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Trigger a vNext Release from build in TFS 2013/2015 on premise

October 23, 2015 Mike Kaufmann

I always had a lot of problems triggering a release from a build (Vnext or Xaml) on premise if I work with agentless deployments. In

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Be careful with custom variable names in Release Management

June 24, 2015 Mike Kaufmann

If you use Visual Studio Release Management vNext / 2013 with PowerShell/DSC you probably have a lot of custom configuration variables that you pass to

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Moving from PowerShell DSC to Release Management vNext DSC

March 23, 2015 Mike Kaufmann

If you’ve learned plain PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) and then move to Visual Studio Release Management vNext there are a lot of gotchas that

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Packaging DSC configurations for Visual Studio / TFS Release Management vNext

March 22, 2015 Mike Kaufmann

If you are using Visual Studio Release Management vNext to release your applications you’ll probably have DSC (Desired State Configuration) configurations that are shared between

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Michael Kaufmann, VP Consulting Services CGI

Michael Kaufmann is a Microsoft Regional Director and MVP. He works as a Vice President – Consulting Services for CGI. Mike has been working as an IT consultant, project manager and lead .net developer for nearly 20 years. In addition to implementing agile techniques (like scrum), ALM and DevOps practices, he is a SharePoint/O365 architect and a Clean Code addict. He shares his knowledge in trainings, his blog, articles and as a speaker at conferences.

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