Hi All, I am running TFS 2008 and have a build server in place.
With my projects I create a common folder to put in my reference libraries so that later down the track i will be able to get compiling code from source control.
in this common folder i have my telerik assemblies with my UI project (winforms) references out of there. This works great on my local PC and on other devs but my build server fails with "Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store."
I dont want to install the rad controls on my build server - because that would create a dependency on them being install (think 12 month later when that server has been rebuilt)
any Ideas?
Alastair
UPDATE: It seems as though a self signed certificate had crept into to project. All sorted now
With my projects I create a common folder to put in my reference libraries so that later down the track i will be able to get compiling code from source control.
in this common folder i have my telerik assemblies with my UI project (winforms) references out of there. This works great on my local PC and on other devs but my build server fails with "Unable to find manifest signing certificate in the certificate store."
I dont want to install the rad controls on my build server - because that would create a dependency on them being install (think 12 month later when that server has been rebuilt)
any Ideas?
Alastair
UPDATE: It seems as though a self signed certificate had crept into to project. All sorted now
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Hello alastairw,
I am glad to hear that everything works now.
Kind regards,
Nick
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I am glad to hear that everything works now.
Kind regards,
Nick
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