Simple Continiuos Integration with FAKE and windows scheduler #fsharp

Below are the details about a very simple CI setup,  the one that simply checks GitHub for changes to ‘master’ and if

there were any, runs FAKE build script.

First FAKE script:
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The only part that should be interesting (the rest is standard FAKE) is conditional dependency for ‘Default’ task.

It depends on returned value from a custom FAKE task that checks if there are changes on GitHub.

Here is the custom task:

That is all – “simple” is the keyword  :) – here is the screenshot of it running:

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Till next time…

Using #Mercurial as a local repository for #TFS – by #@ehexter

This post covers how to setup mercurialHG as are local source control repository to sit in front of a Team Foundation Server . I am not going to go into the details of why you would want to run this way in this post. You can look at the StackOverflow question that may give you more insight. For those of you who want to use mercurial for your day to day source control but have to synchronize your source code into a TFS server, this will allow you to do this.

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