Migrating our TeamCity server today I got the following error on the new server:

error MSB3147: Could not find required file ‘setup.bin’ in …

First you need to un-install the Silverlight 2.0 Beta 1 SDK from the build server! Then you can download the Microsoft Silverlight Tools Beta 2 for Visual Studio 2008 and extract it on the server, there you will find the file silverlight_sdk.msi, that will allow you to install Silverlight 2.0 Beta 2 SDK.

Now if you followed my post MSBuild and Silverlight 2.0 Beta 1 running in Team City, then you know about the issue:

If you want to integrate Silverlight 2.0 Beta 1 in your Continuous Integration system, in my case Team City), it is better to read the readme of Silverlight 2.0 Beta 1 SDK here.

The important part in our case is the following one:

After one comment of Chris Walquist on one of my last post about Team City integration of NCover here is the way I run NCover through MSBuild in Team City.

First I need to import the Task of NCover.

In my effort to bring a good development environment for the next version of Tech Head Brothers portal, in which we should be (at the moment) three to develop, I went on with the integration of NDepend, the wonderful tool of Patrick Smacchia, with the just as well JetBrains Team City build management server.

As said in my last post I have defined three builds type

I finally found some time this evening to re-configure Team City and adapt my MSBuild script to be able to achieve the following build configuration for Tech Head Brothers portal:

I finally managed to integrate those two wonderful tools Team City and NDepend as you can see on the following picture:

I go crazy with a stupid error!

I try to have my web deployment project use the property MSBuildProjectDirectory like this:

Starting the development of the new Tech Head Brothers in a remote multi developers environment I wanted to have some tooling to ease our work. For sure we have:

1. A code repository: Subversion installed using VisualSVN server Continue reading

By starting to write a post about the new step achieved in the tooling of Tech Head Brothers development I just realized that VisualSVN Server 1.1 is released.

So I downloaded and updated my installation in 2-3 minutes, all went well, just nice.