Visual Studio Extensibility (Day 2): Deploying Visual Studio Extension on Staging Server and GIT via Continuous Integration

Akhil Mittal

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13 Dec 2022CPOL12 min read

Directly check in VS extension to Git repo and automatically deploy to staging server via continuous integration

In this article, I’ll explain how one can directly check in the Visual Studio extension to the GIT repository, and as soon as the extension is pushed to GIT repository, it automatically deploys to a staging server made on AppVeyor via Continuous Integration

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Akhil Mittal

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Akhil Mittal is an Ex-Microsoft MVP(Most Valuable Professional), C# Corner MVP, Codeproject MVP, a blogger, author and likes to write/read technical articles. Akhil has an experience of around 12 years in developing, designing, architecting enterprises level applications primarily in Microsoft Technologies. Akhil enjoys working on technologies like MVC, Web API, Entity Framework, Angular, C# and BlockChain. Akhil is an MCP( Microsoft Certified Professional) in Web Applications (MCTS-70-528, MCTS-70-515) and .Net Framework 2.0 (MCTS-70-536). Visit Akhil Mittal’s personal blog CodeTeddy for some good and informative articles.
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