albacore is a suite of Rake tasks to automate the process of building a .NET based system. It's like MSBuild or Nant... but without all the stabby-bracket xmlhell.
Check out the albacore Wiki for detailed instructions on how to use the built in tasks and their options.
If you are new to Ruby and Rake, head over to the getting started wiki page.
See the wiki page for contributing to albacore
Many thanks for contributions to albacore are due (in alphabetical order):
- Andreone: Significant Wiki contributions, questions and contributions on the google group
- Andrew Vos: Fixes and additions to SQLCmd task
- Ben Hall: Primary contributor. SSH, SFTP, ZipDirectory, Rename, YAML auto config, Wiki pages, and many other great additions
- Brett Veenstra: SQLCmd options (truted connection, batch abort), etc
- Brian Donahue: Inspiration and initial code for the ExpandTemplates task
- ChrisAnn: MSBuild logger module settings
- Chris Geihsler: MSTest task
- Dotan Nahum: NChurn task, Output task, wiki updates, etc
- Hernan Garcia: Specflow Report task
- Hibri Marzook: PLink (deprecated) and NDepend tasks
- James Gregory: Docu task, zip task contributions, nuspec contributions, etc
- Kevin Colyar: Testing and updating of MSBuild to work with Cygwin
- Louis Salin: Support for nix path separators in CSC task
- Mark Boltuc: Fluent Migrator task
- Mark Wilkins: VB.NET Language Generator For The AssemblyInfo Task
- Mike Nichols: XUnit contributions, bug reports, etc
- Nathan Fisher: additions to CSC task
- Nils Jonsson: AssemblyInfo corrections, rakefile corrections
- Prabir Shrestha: Nupack task, bug fixes for xunit test runner, etc.
- Panda Wood: NCover Console options and wiki edits
- Sean Biefeld: MSpecTestRunner for NCoverConsole
- Steven Harman: Primary contributor. Nant task, issue tickets, disucssions, and much much more.
- Steve Hebert: Nuspec task
- Steven Johnson: Expand Templates (deprecated task) supplimental data, etc
- thomasvm: AssemblyInfo read / update existing file, MSSql additions
- Tobias Grimm: AssemblyInfo custom_data, working directory code refactoring, relative project paths for executables
And to anyone and everyone else who has contributed in any way, to the mailing list, spreading the word, blog posts, etc: thank you!
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