How do I install the Entity Framework on my build server? I only have MS Visual Studio Shell installed there and there is no Package Manager Console.
Thanks.
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How do I install the Entity Framework on my build server? I only have MS Visual Studio Shell installed there and there is no Package Manager Console.
Thanks.
You don’t need to install EntityFramework on your build server. EntityFramework is part of the BCL, so all you have to do is install .NET on your build server. Now if you need to use some extensions that are available through NuGet packages, all you need to do is to add reference to those packages in your project and then all the necessary assemblies will be part of the web application. Thus the web application is self-contained. All you have to do is to put them under source control so that the build server is able to retrieve them.