Once you set up your TFS build server with an automated build, the big boss will ask you to publish the web project to the intermediate server each time a new build occurs. This might be for the testers to make sure that the code is working properly. What to do? You analysed that, it will hamper your productivity. Isn't it? Then what to do? Can we automate the build server to deploy the new code each time it succeeds? Let's discuss it. Automate Deploy after each Build You might have already created the build definition in your TFS server for either manual or automated build (compilation of your source code) and to reduce your effort of deployment, now you want to automate the publishing of your web project to the server. This will not only reduce your burdens but also make sure that your server has the latest code always for testing. To implement this, edit the build definition (you must be a TFS build Administrator) and navigate to the "Process"...


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