[Video] Creating a CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library
Video series on setting up a complete CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library, from building and testing in different platforms, visualizing code coverage and publishing the binaries to NuGet.'
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[Redirect Magazine] #22 - Imaginary problems, .NET pipelines, patterns misuse, architecture resources and CI/CD
Another week gone by (and this wasn’t a cold one over here), another bunch of links. Articles “Imaginary problems, the root of bad software” Very nice post on the problems, the real and the imaginary ones, we face on our jobs. After reading I’m pretty confident you can relate. “Pipelines - a guided tour of the new IO API in .NET, part 3” Another really nice article on .NET’s pipelines from Marc Gravell....
Creating a CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library: Part 3 - Building on AppVeyor and Travis CI
In this third post we get our build running in the cloud, compiling and testing in Windows, Linux and MacOS.
Creating a CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library: Part 4 - Code coverage on Coveralls, badges and wrap up
In this fourth post, we’ll add the final touches to the pipeline, publishing the code coverage report and adding some badges to GitHub.
Creating a CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library: Part 2 - Defining the build with Cake and publishing to NuGet
In this second post we get started with the CI/CD pipeline, defining the build steps in C# using Cake.
Creating a CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library: Part 1 - Intro
Setting up a complete CI/CD pipeline for a .NET library, from building and testing in different platforms, visualizing code coverage and publishing the binaries to NuGet.