First; When I pushed to GitHub I decided to rename the project to AutoDeploy.NET. In the hopes of keeping my sanity and in the context of working in an organization that strictly follows a 50+ page “release management handbook” I started working on AutoDeploy.NET; a deployment automation tool. As with all my personal projects I took an academic approach to the design and implementation. Instead of building an entire application I created a class library (dll) and used a few 3rd party libraries that I was either unfamiliar. Class Library My thought here is that by just creating the class library...

A class library to help automate simple deployment tasks. Warning: pre-alpha. AutoDeploy has 2 main components; deployment objects and a deployment controller. A deployment object holds n+1 deployment tasks. The deployment controller is responsible for executing scheduled, interval and on demand deployment tasks. AutoDeploy is complete enough for me to start dog fooding it this week. I’ll have a road-map soon after. Features Deployment Controller Scheduled Deployments Interval Deployments SVN Checkout SVN Commit ASP.NET Build Example 1: Fluent Interface, SVN Checkout, Interval ...