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Continuous Integration for SharePoint 2010 (Mike Morton)

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This is the initial post in a multi-part series that will cover implementing Continuous Integration for SharePoint 2010 using Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010. The series will cover in detail how to set up TFS, configure the build process, deploy the solution packages (.wsp), run tests as part of an automated build, and more.

This series is a team effort - Chris O’Brien, Kirk Evans, Saaid Khan, and I will all be involved in bringing you a set of step-by-step, in-depth articles to help you make continuous integration a part of your SharePoint development strategy.

The current plan for the series (which could change as the content is created) is as follows:

  1. Continuous Integration - Why do it?
  2. TFS 2010 Team Build installation and configuration
  3. Creating your first TFS Build Process for SharePoint projects
  4. Implementing assembly versioning
  5. Using PowerShell to deploy the WSP
  6. Running tests as part of a build
  7. Integrating additional tools in the build (code profiling, code analysis, SPDisposeCheck, etc.)

Back in June, Chris posted the first part of the series which provided information about the benefits of doing continuous integration and an overview of what we plan to cover. Take a look at that post and see the exciting stuff we plan to bring you over the next few months. We plan to put out a new article in the series every two weeks, so come back soon to see Part 2.

Mike Morton - Senior Program Manager – Microsoft - Visual Studio – SharePoint Developer Tools

Comments

  • Anonymous
    August 04, 2011
    Awesome! Looking forward to this series , I was looking for something like this for a while!

  • Anonymous
    August 04, 2011
    Very impressive. Keeping an eye on it. It will definitely going to be very helpful and easy deployment process on various SharePoint environments. Looking forward to it. Thanks!

  • Anonymous
    August 08, 2011
    Good to see that topic is back.. its been a while Chris posted the 1st post... I am sure everyone is waiting for complete series :)

  • Anonymous
    August 25, 2011
    Thank you all for the great (coming) job! Could anyone add the links of the new articles in the list above when they get published?  Thanks!

  • Anonymous
    November 10, 2011
    Great article. Looking forward for next sessions in series for

  1. Using PowerShell to deploy the WSP
  2. Running tests as part of a build Thanks