I recently got a new computer and forgot how to create a Release for my asp.net app. I need to generate a Release folder in the Solution Explorer. I’ve changed the build from Debug to Relase. What am I missing?
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I recently got a new computer and forgot how to create a Release for my asp.net app. I need to generate a Release folder in the Solution Explorer. I’ve changed the build from Debug to Relase. What am I missing?
By default, ASP.NET applications place code directly to the
bindirectory (there won’t be Debug or Release directories) when built. So, if you changed the configuration to Release, you should be ready to go.Edit: If you need your assemblies to be output to a Release folder below your bin folder, then open your web app’s project properties, click the Build tab, and change the Output Path setting from bin to bin\Release.