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Execute .bat file at end of VS2017 Asp.Net Core publish action?

由 走远了吗. 提交于 2019-12-23 10:54:39
问题 In Visual Studio 2017 when publishing an Asp.Net Core Website using the File System publish method I want to trigger the execution of a .bat file after the publish operation copied the files to the output directory. I have learned that the settings for the publish operation are stored by Visual Studio in the project's Properties/PublishProviles directory in a .pubxml file. So in may case the file is FolderProfile.pubxml and it currently looks like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

Correct tags in PUBXML not recognized by intellisense

由 ╄→尐↘猪︶ㄣ 提交于 2019-12-13 17:24:07
问题 I've noticed that in my PUBXML file, the first element is underlined by a blue wave. When I removed it and tried to enter it, I noticed that intellisense didn't recognize it. I've checked with MSDN about PUBXML files and it seems to be correct. I also noticed that when I removed the first tag in the <PropertyGroup> , the second (now becoming the topmost) immediately got underlined by the same blue wave. So my conclusion is that it's not the inner, underlined tags that's something is wrong

VS2015 pubxml: how to exclude or eliminate the <PublishDatabaseSettings> section

由 人盡茶涼 提交于 2019-12-04 18:05:27
问题 I need to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing. I tried to delete the section in the pubxml file, but it comes back when I create a deployment package. Is there any way way to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing? 回答1: Figured out a way: Externalize the config with configsource Change your web.config to include connection strings as an external file. <connectionStrings configSource="web.connectionstrings.config"/> Then add a new file web

VS2015 pubxml: how to exclude or eliminate the <PublishDatabaseSettings> section

由 故事扮演 提交于 2019-12-03 11:32:36
I need to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing. I tried to delete the section in the pubxml file, but it comes back when I create a deployment package. Is there any way way to exclude database related settings from the Web Deploy publishing? Figured out a way: Externalize the config with configsource Change your web.config to include connection strings as an external file. <connectionStrings configSource="web.connectionstrings.config"/> Then add a new file web.connectionstrings.config and it should be in exactly this format (by that I mean no higher level nodes
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