For those that get code directly from my svn repository, please be aware that I changed things around today.
I'm just getting prepped for the 3.6 release. With luck I'll do a release candidate sometime next week - depends on now Nermin does with the Deploy project. It'd be really cool to have an msi instead of a zip :)
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The MSI would install the CSLA .NET code, ProjectTracker code,
possibly the unit test code.
It wouldn’t be radically different from the zip model, but
it would avoid some issues with untrusted zip files, and (might) help with
ProjectTracker configuration issues.
And it would make CSLA .NET feel more professional :)
Rocky
As of now MSI installs Source, has option for Project Tracker,
but it also adds Visual Studio integrated Class Templates for VB and C#.
Our plan is to add Visual Studio Solution Templates to this install too.
http://nermins.net/post/2008/10/17/CSLANET-VB-and-C-Visual-Studio-Class-Templates.aspx
A lot of exciting things are also happening behind the
scenes as Csla has gotten an automated build/integration server –
TeamCity, that will automate the process of building and packaging Csla as well
as running automated tests as a part of each build.
http://nermins.net/post/2008/10/21/TeamCity-an-excellent-Net-Contnuous-Build-Environment.aspx
Nermin
From: Rockford Lhotka
[mailto:cslanet@lhotka.net]
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 8:53 AM
To: Nermin Dibek
Subject: RE: [CSLA .NET] svn repository changes
The MSI would install the CSLA .NET code, ProjectTracker code,
possibly the unit test code.
It wouldn’t be radically different from the zip model, but
it would avoid some issues with untrusted zip files, and (might) help with
ProjectTracker configuration issues.
And it would make CSLA .NET feel more professional :)
Rocky
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