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GitHub: Use Actions to Publish Artifacts
This post is going to take the GitHub Actions Workflow we set up in the last post and add a couple of steps that will provide us with access to our application’s binaries. If you are new to this series...
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GitHub: Use Actions to Run Multiple Jobs
In the post, we are going to take our sample Workflow that builds two ASP.NET Core web applications and split it so each web application is built individually. This post is using the repo and Workflow...
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Database Migrations with DbUp
Managing database schemas can be a challenging problem. It is also an area where there is no one size fits all solution (not sure that is ever really true for anything). Solutions range from manual...
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Code-based Database Migrations with DbUp
In today’s post, we are going to check out the code-based migration feature of DbUp which allows code to run as part of the migration process instead of just SQL based scripts. The ability to run code...
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Always Run Migrations with DbUp
In this post, we are going to walk through how to use DbUp to run specific migrations on every run instead of just once. If you are new to DbUp check out the following post to see how the sample...
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Logging Script Output with DbUp
In today’s post, we will be going over how to log script output during a DbUp run. If you are new to this series of posts or DbUp in general you might find the following post helpful to review....
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Migrations in Transactions with DbUp
This post will be continuing our exploration of DbUp with the addition of transactions as part of migration execution. If you are new to DbUp check out the following post to catch up on this series....
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Create an Application with Web Template Studio
Creating new applications is something I do a fair amount of. Most of the time they are throwaway projects used to test something out or demo projects used for this blog. With all the project creation...
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Debug ASP.NET Core Back-end Created from Web Template Studio
Last week we covered how to Create an Application with Web Template Studio and now that we have an application we are going to work through how to debug the ASP.NET Core back-end. Sample Application...
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Don’t Launch a Browser Running ASP.NET Core Back-end Created from Web...
In last week’s post, I mentioned off-hand that we could stop VSCode from launching a web browser when starting a debug session on the back-end of our application. This is going to be a quick post on...
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Database Creation with DbUp
This is going to be a quick post to show how to configure DbUp to create a new database on top of the migration functionality we have covered in the past. Use the following post to catch up on the DbUp...
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