2. BODY From Source Code Management to Daily Build Soren Klemmensen, Kamil Sacek & Luc van Vugt

3. Introduction

4. BODY
= Build Or Die, Youngman

5. = Build Own Database Yourself
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= Build Own Database Yourself

6. = Best Of Dynamics Youngsters
BODY Builders
= Best Of Dynamics Youngsters

7. = Soren Klemmensen (CA) Kamil Sacek (CZ) Luc van Vugt (NL)
BODY Builders
= Soren Klemmensen (CA) Kamil Sacek (CZ) Luc van Vugt (NL)

8. Agenda
Source Code Management (SCM) Build Resume

9. Source Code Management

10. Source Code Management
Local or Virtual Machine
Local Workspace or Repository
Update WS/Repo
Check in Code
Central Repository
(TFS, GITHub, …)
holding .txt files
Developer
Database
Developer Isolation
Update/Sync Database with WS/Repo
Update WS/Repo

11. SCM - Benefits Secured code History at hand Code Review
code improvement
Team Foundation Server (TFVC) or GIT
used by many
lots of built-in and plug-in tooling
API

12. GIT vs TFVC GIT TFVC Distributed Centralized History available locally
History on server only
Branches are path- based and created on server
Branches are lightweight
Partial support in Visual Studio GUI
Full support in Visual Studio GUI
Full support in external GUI
Limited support in external GUI

13. Demo (developing) Create change on local system for some TFS task.
Sync to GIT
Commit – Description with reference to WI
Push -> Conflict
Review the commit on TFS Portal, see the related WI

14. Build

15. TFS Architecture TFS Server (Online/On Prem) Project Server extensions
TFS Web portal
SharePoint extensions
Build Agent
Client
TFS Server (Online/On Prem)
Build Agent
MS SQL
Build Controller

16. TFS Server (Online/On Prem)
TFS Architecture
TFS Web portal
Build Agent
TFS Server (Online/On Prem)
Build Agent
Build Controller

17. Update/Sync Database with
How it works (GIT)?
Build
Isolated development
Build Database
(tests)
Local GIT repository
Update repo
&
Commit
Push
Test/Build results
GIT server repository
(TFS, GITHub …)
Developer
Database
Central development
Build
Developer Isolation
Central Development
Database
Update/Sync Database with
repo
Pull
Check-in
(Update repo)

18. Update/Sync Database with
How it works (TFVC)?
Build
Isolated development
Build Database
(tests)
Local Workspace
Update Workspace
Check-in
Test/Build results
TFVC (TFS)
Developer
Database
Central development
Build
Developer Isolation
Central Development
Database
Update/Sync Database with
Workspace
Check-out
Check-in
(Update repo)

19. But HOW IT WORKS?
TFS
Build
Build Database
(tests)
Test/Build results

20. Build What does it mean “to build NAV”? Prepare the environment
Create NAV SQL DB from backup
Create NAV Server Instance
Install external components (Addins, dlls)
Import NAV License
Update objects
Import base FOB file(s)
Import txt file(s)
Compile objects
Test Database
Run tests
Produce output
Export and publish test results
Export and publish FOB file
Create and publish NAVX

21. What we need to build? PowerShell scripts Build template
Build definition
Parameters
Trigger

22. Build template
XAML Windows Workflow Foundation Activities creating complex Workflow PowerShell support through custom Activities Build agent for Windows vNext (TFS 2015+) Web and script based Basic Activities defining each step Executed step-by-step Native support for PowerShell Build agents for other platforms (xPlat)

23. Build template

24. Build parameters In template Defined by template
Configured in build definition
In versioned files
e.g. XML file
Could change by each changeset/commit

25. Build parameters Examples: SQL Server name SQL Database name
Base DB Backup file
Base FOB file
License file
NAV Version
Differential build (yes/no)
Clean DB (yes/no)
Compile all (yes/no) …

26. Trigger Manual Continuous integration Rolling builds
each commit/check-in
Rolling builds
Gated check-in (TFVC)
Schedule (nightly builds)

27. Demo (building) Show related commits Show related work items
Show the build results with test results

28. Summary

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