I have a site that I have checked into TFS. Everything works fine with the exception of Team Build. I believe I have the appropriate areas mapped out on the build server to do a Team Build(I'm familiar with Team Build and have other projects where Team Build works fine as well).
However, this particular site was developed using the 'File--Open--Web Site' functionality available within Visual Studio.It was something more or less just given to me a while ago and this has always been how I managed to get the site open. I never really paid too much attention to the .sln file. In this case I believe the .sln file is more or less created on the fly (in the C:\Users\UserName\Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Projects\ProjectNamedirectory as the default, although the user can choose to save it to wherever he or she wants.I saved the solution file to the same folder as the other .aspx files, codebehind, bin, etc).
Right now when I run Team Build (CI Build) it says it ran successfully, but there is very little info in the LOG file (not normal). Under//Drop/PublishedWebsites/ folder there is another folder named "zz NewLook dhpDriverSite". This is same name as my workspace folder on my local machine. There is nothing else under//Drop/PublishedWebsites/!! No .aspx files, no codebehind files, no bin directory, etc.
I suspect that team build is looking at my solution file and acting on it in some way because there are numerous references to my workspace folder in my solution. (See Below)
Debug.AspNetCompiler.VirtualPath = "/zz NewLook dhpDriverSite"
Debug.AspNetCompiler.PhysicalPath = "..\zz NewLook dhpDriverSite\"
Debug.AspNetCompiler.TargetPath = "PrecompiledWeb\zz NewLook dhpDriverSite\"
My questions are as
1)Is it possible to run Team Build like this. ? If is the solution file I really don't want to have to edit it as this would seem to have the potential of causing more problems ?
2) Do I need to turn this into a web application perhaps ?
Any advice would b greatly appreciated.
Jason
Jason