Hello,
I want to include the NDoc function in the teambuild service.
I have 2 questions:
How can I make this
and where can I start the Teambuild Wizard
Teambuild
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Drew Mason
Hi TeamBuild,
You can start the Team Build Wizard by going to the Team Explorer and doing a right click on the 'Team Builds' Node. Choose the option 'New build type'. This will launch the Team Build Wizard.
As far as integrating Ndoc is concerned, you can do this by customising the build script to invoke the NdocConsole.exe post build. On the beta 2 bits this is how you would do it
1. Checkout the CustomActions.targets file under the TeamBuildConfigurations folder
2. Plug the following in the 'CustomPostBuild' target . Make sure the .exe is in your path or pass the entire path to it. You can pass the parameters to the command line as you wish.
<Target Name="CustomPostBuild">
<Exec Command="ndocconsole.exe $(droplocation)
-documenter = TB ...."/>
</Target>
3. Checkin this file
4. Now whenever you kick off a build using this particular build configuration you should be good to go.
I havent tried this out myself but in all probability this should work - let me know if it doesnt.
And Hey - nice name
Thanks
-Khushboo Sharan
Team Build