What is the proper syntax to ignore a specific file such as a configuration file which may be different depending if it is running on Development, QA or Production?
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What is the proper syntax to ignore a specific file such as a configuration file which may be different depending if it is running on Development, QA or Production?
Create and check in a template
web.config.templateand ignoreweb.configthe ‘deployed’ version.To automate the
web.config.templatecustomization create a shell script.