Deploying ASP.NET MVC web project by remotely building committed VisualSVN code

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Publishing my entire application to a server in the U.S. every time I change a single line of code is taking FOREVER.

I'm running VisualSVN server on my production server. How can I auto-build my project (to a development site folder) on the server whenever a commit is made? And is this a good practice?

Update: I'm now looking into the Web Deployment Tool.

I'm now using Visual Studio's 1-Click publishing to deploy my working copy, which speeds up employment quite a bit. — Petrus Theron
– Petrus Theron, Commented Nov 22, 2010 at 18:51

ten5peed · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-08 03:55:22Z

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I think you're describing the need for a Continuous Integration Server.

Have a look at TeamCity or CruiseControl.Net.

HTHs,
Charles

answered Apr 8, 2010 at 3:55

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Petrus Theron Over a year ago

My projects are mostly one-man shows. Is there a simpler way to deploy without setting up an entire CI service?

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