public DeploymentResults Deploy(Project project)
{
DeploymentPackage package = null;
DeploymentEnvironment environment = null;
try
{
// Compile the project first before we attempt to deploy it.
DeploymentResults compileResults = project.Compile();
if (!compileResults.Successful)
{
// Is the compile was unsuccesfull, return the results
return compileResults;
}
// Create a logger that is required by the deployment package
ProjectLogger logger = new ProjectLogger();
logger.Verbosity = Microsoft.Build.Framework.LoggerVerbosity.Diagnostic;
project.SetOutputLogger(logger);
// Create a new deployment package
package = project.CreateDeploymentPackage();
// The deployment package requires at least one environment, so add a default one.
// When deployment is done via VisualStudio, the environments are automatically set
// up from the ones available in the Environment Library.
environment = package.AddEnvironment("Default");
package.SelectedEnvironment = environment.Name;
package.SmartObjectConnectionString = _smartObjectConnectionString;
package.WorkflowManagementConnectionString = _workflowManagementConnectionString;
// Start the deployment
return project.Deploy(package);
}
finally
{
if (package != null)
{
package.Dispose();
package = null;
}
if (environment != null)
{
environment.Dispose();
environment = null;
}
}
}
public void BeginBatch_CanLogMultipleWriteLines()
{
var logger = new ProjectLogger()
{
IsEnabled = true
};
using (var batch = ProjectLoggerExtensions.BeginBatch(logger))
{
batch.WriteLine("Line1");
batch.IndentLevel = 1;
batch.WriteLine("Line2");
batch.IndentLevel = 0;
batch.WriteLine("Line3");
}
// NOTE: No trailing new line, as the logger itself should be adding it
Assert.Equal("Line1\r\n Line2\r\nLine3", logger.Text, ignoreLineEndingDifferences: true);
}