Builds with a side of Cake - CodeStock 2016
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The document discusses various build automation tools and CI servers, emphasizing the portability of builds between systems like TeamCity and Jenkins. It introduces several tools such as MSBuild and Cake, highlighting their capabilities and advantages in build automation, including a consistent environment and a rich plugin ecosystem. Additionally, it lists a variety of related tools and plugins that can enhance the build process.
Builds with a side of Cake - CodeStock 2016
- 1. Builds with a side of Jamie Phillips Web: http://phillipsj.net Twitter: @phillipsj73 Github: phillipsj
- 2. BUILD TOOLS VS CI SERVERS • Build runs the same regardless of CI server used. Can easily port your build from TeamCity to Jenkins. • Builds run the same locally as they do on the CI server • Part of source control • Separation of Concerns -- https://lostechies.com/derekgreer/2016/02/28/separation-of-concerns- application-builds-continuous-integration/
- 4. MSBUILD <Project DefaultTargets="Compile“ xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003"> <Target Name = "Compile"> <!-- Run the Visual C# compilation using input files of type CSFile --> <CSC Sources = "@(CSFile)“ OutputAssembly = "$(appname).exe"> <!-- Set the OutputAssembly attribute of the CSC task to the name of the executable file that is created --> <Output TaskParameter = "OutputAssembly“ ItemName = "EXEFile" /> </CSC> <!-- Log the file name of the output file --> <Message Text="The output file is @(EXEFile)"/> </Target> </Project>
- 5. ALBACORE require 'albacore' require 'albacore/tasks/versionizer' require 'albacore/ext/teamcity' Albacore::Tasks::Versionizer.new :versioning desc 'Perform fast build (warn: doesn't d/l deps)' build :quick_build do |b| b.logging = 'detailed' b.sln = 'src/MyProj.sln' end
- 6. FAKE #r "tools/FAKE/tools/FakeLib.dll" // include Fake lib open Fake Target "Test" (fun _ -> trace "Testing stuff..." ) Target "Deploy" (fun _ -> trace "Heavy deploy action" ) "Test" // define the dependencies ==> "Deploy" Run "Deploy"
- 7. CAKE var target = Argument("target", "Default"); Task("Default") .Does(() => { Information("Hello World!"); }); RunTarget(target);
- 8. WHAT IS CAKE? • Cake (C# Make) is a cross platform build automation system with a C# DSL to do things like compiling code, copy files/folders, running unit tests, compress files and build NuGet packages. • http://cakebuild.net
- 9. WHY CAKE? • C# • Consistent across environments • Build server agnostic • Great Plugin System -- Addins • .NET at your finger tips • No other runtime dependencies • Repeatable • Reduced learning curve
- 10. TOOLS Chocolatey GitVersionMSTest NSIS NuGet DNUDotCoverMSBuild Fixie GitReleaseNotesGitTools NUnit ILMerge Octopus DeployOpenCoverRoundhouse GitReleaseManager SignToolWiX XBuild TextTransform xUnit ReportGeneratorDupFinder InspectCodeSpecFlow GitLink plist SwaggerReSharper Squirrel* Vagrant Wyam Vsce Xamarin XCode YAML XdtTransform* PowershellTopShelfStrongNameToolWebDeploy Unity MagicChunks IIS Orchard*
- 12. HOW DO YOU US IT? • Web Apps • Desktop Apps • Libraries • Electron Apps
- 13. EXAMPLES
- 14. SOME OF OUR PLUGINS • Cake.XdtTransform • Cake.Orchard • Cake.Squirrel • Cake.AzureStorage
- 15. QUESTIONS
Editor's Notes
- #10: Make the point that we already do so many languages, while it is great to learn another, it could lower the bus factor going with a different language that isn’t used by whole team. Also allows all devs to participate in build.