Web.config transformations is a Microsoft-supported technology for adapting a base configuration to a particular deployment environment. In my previous post, I mentioned how AppHarbor provides an online tool for manually testing transformations. Also, the Visual Studio extension SlowCheetah provides support for manually testing and transformation and diffing them against the base configuration from inside Visual Studio. These [...]
Mads Troest
.NET Specialist with keen interests in software architecture and agile software development. M.Sc. Software DevelopmentTesting Web.config Transformations, Part 1
December 8th, 2011 by Mads Troest — .Net, Testing, Tips & Tricks
Tags: automated testing, configuration, Deployment, transformation, web, Web.config, xml
Web.config Transformations and XML Namespaces
November 14th, 2011 by Mads Troest — .Net, Tips & Tricks
In the project I’m currently working on, we use Web.config transformations to adapt a base configuration to a particular deployment environment. I was adding a transformation to adapt our NLog configuration for the various environments, when I ran into a problem. I’d added the following transformation, intended to set the log level to Warning on [...]
Tags: .Net, configuration, Deployment, namespace, NLog, transformation, web, Web.config, xml
