.net core has a very nice support from visual studio team services. You can build your app there, give it a version number or some similar things. Even run a database migration if you want to.
It is really worth considering for small team (up to 5 devs, it is free), it provides a source code repository, CI/CD support and very well cooperate wirh azure.
I wasn't aware of solution which you presented, it is also nice and really straight forward to configure and understand. Thanks for sharing!
We are using VSTS as a VCS also (so with TFS), on CI it is pulling code from local feeds. It is really comfortable, when you do not have to configure git connections.
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.net core has a very nice support from visual studio team services. You can build your app there, give it a version number or some similar things. Even run a database migration if you want to.
It is really worth considering for small team (up to 5 devs, it is free), it provides a source code repository, CI/CD support and very well cooperate wirh azure.
I wasn't aware of solution which you presented, it is also nice and really straight forward to configure and understand. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Pawel,
Yes, VSTS is a great product but it is also huge. Do you use VSTS with Git or with classic TFS?
Thanks for reading.
We are using VSTS as a VCS also (so with TFS), on CI it is pulling code from local feeds. It is really comfortable, when you do not have to configure git connections.