Can I exclude a folder or files when I publish a web site in Visual Studio 2005? I have various resources that I want to keep at hand in the Solution Explorer, such as alternate config files for va...

I am trying to publish an ASP.NET web site project using the Publish Web Site tool but get this error: ASPNETCOMPILER(0,0): Error ASPRUNTIME: The specified path, file name, or both are too lon...

I have used the web publishing tool to publish my MVC 5 app in the past without precompiling in the past. As part of my effort to reduce the initial load time for each page, I have modified my publ...

I was using publish to folder option through Visual Studio by right-clicking on the project -> publish -> publish to folder. Result was always ready-to-copy project with applied transformations. I ...

I am using VS2013 Premium to publish a site to Windows Server 2012. All files publish ok except these: SqlServerTypes\x64\msvcr100.dll SqlServerTypes\x64\SqlServerSpatial110.dll SqlServerTypes\x...

The Preview pane of the Web Publishing dialog in Visual Studio 2012 works quite nicely when you're the only developer working on the codebase (see example below): However, it seems to fall down w...

Whenever I launch the Visual Studio 2015 Publish Web Dialogue (or Visual Studio 2013, both have the same issue) for a specific project, it takes ~20-30 seconds for it to open. Just as well, when I ...

Folks, In a nutshell, I want to replicate this dialog: It's a Visual Studio 2010 ASP.Net MVC project. If I execute this command, I get all the files I want, including the transformed web.configs...

I have a web app (actually Orchard CMS) that I am customizing and I want to push directl from my build server to my hosting provider, using Web Publishing aka MSDeploy. The problem is, when I publi...

When I try to publish in Windows 7 from Visual Studio 2010 via File System, no files are added to my target folder. If I choose "Replace matching files with local copies", nothing happens. If I cho...

What is a good CSS library that can be used for generating reports, in both preview and print form? The key in the "reports" is that they would look more like a formal (and printable) docume...

I'm trying to use the new publish profile support (available in VS2012 and in VS2010 via an update) to create a continuous delivery "deployment pipeline", whereby a package/zip is made in the first...