Marco Franssen • 4/23/2013

CI with Jenkins, MSBuild, Nuget and Git part 1

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This article is the first part of a tutorial series on implementing Continuous Integration (CI) for C# projects. It details the initial steps of creating an MSBuild script to compile code, structuring the project, and executing builds via a batch file. The focus is on foundational CI setup using MSBuild, Git, and related tools, with plans to expand to testing and packaging in subsequent parts.

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