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Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2015 Cookbook

You're reading from   Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2015 Cookbook Over 80 hands-on DevOps and ALM-focused recipes for Scrum Teams to enable the Continuous Delivery of high-quality Software... Faster!

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2016
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ISBN-13 9781784391058
Length 340 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Tarun Arora Tarun Arora
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Preface 1. Team Project Setup FREE CHAPTER 2. Setting Up and Managing Code Repositories 3. Planning and Tracking Work 4. Building Your Application 5. Testing Your Application 6. Releasing Your Application 7. Managing Team Foundation Server 8. Extending and Customizing Team Foundation Server Index

Mapping artifacts to a release definition


The release definition allows you to deploy an application into multiple environments. The files and installers required to deploy an application are referred to as artifacts. At present, release management understands artifacts from Team build, Jenkins, and on-premises TFS. A release definition can have one or more artifacts. This flexibility is extremely useful for Teams building software in modules that are pulled together to form a release. In this recipe, you'll learn how to map the output from a Team build definition into a release definition.

Getting ready

To edit a release definition, you need to be a member of the Release Administrators Group. These permissions are also available to the Project Administrators Group.

Scenario: FabrikamTFVC Team has two build definitions, namely, FabrikamTFVC.Website and FabrikamTFVC.Services. Website and services are two components of the same application; these components need to be rolled out together in the...

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