MSBuild Code Analysis (on a build server)
It is possible to setup your build server to run code analysis on your solution/projects, without having to install VS on your build server.
A blog about software development, by Stuart Grassie
It is possible to setup your build server to run code analysis on your solution/projects, without having to install VS on your build server.
Gitlab is an open source ‘clone’ of Github, although I don’t think it’s much of a clone anymore, to be fair. The Enterprise edition has full Active Directory support, and the Community edition does not.
Having just been stumped on this for longer than I care to admit, and only finding the answer to my problem buried in a comment on StackOverflow, I’m posting it here for my own future reference:
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