In Azure ....
It all started by going into Azure and creating a new website:
In this case called tm-hashes
in a couple secs it was available
next I set-up git publishing:
using ‘Local Git’ since that works well with TeamCity and doesn't require that Azure is given pull privileges into the target repo:
Azure worked for a bit, and after a couple secs I had:
In TeamCity ...
Next, in the TeamCity server, to make it easier on next deployments, I added this site to one of the builds that already pushes other sites into Azure:
Specifically I added another build-step similar to the ones already there for tm-vulnerabilities and tm-DennisGroves
The easiest way to do it, was to create a copy of one of the existing steps:
After editing the 'copied build step', called 'Publish to Azure (tm-Hashes)', I quickly reordered the build steps
from:
to: 
Next, I clicked on Run:
in order to trigger a TeamCity build:
That build will:
- do a git pull from the latest version of the TM code (currently at 3.3 RC3.01),
- build the visualstudio main project,
- and push to Azure
Here are the bulid logs during the 'push to Azure' step:
At this moment the Azure admin page for the tm-hashes site, will show a ‘Deploying’ message
which becomes 'Active Deployment' once it is completed:
One of the nice hacks the Azure team did with their git implementation is to provide good messages/info in the git data sent back on pushes (the lines in dark-orange below where created by Azure):
Once the push in complete, we can browse the Azure site:
And see an empty TeamMentor installation:
In TM Control panel using GitHub zip file ...
The final step is to add the library that Serge wants (note: for this example I’m going to install the library via drag and drop of zip files.)
To get the library files, I went to its private Github Repositor, and clicked on the zip button
which downloaded the zip file into my current vm:
back in TeamMentor,
I logged in:
as admin
went to the control panel:
clicked on ‘Advanced Admin Tools’ and ‘Install/Upload Libraries’
drag-n-dropped the local zip file into the ‘Upload a file’ red box
Depending on the network speed, this can take a couple seconds or minutes:
Once the upload was completed,
I clicked on the 'Lib_Hashes-master.zip’ link that appeared at the top:
waited a little bit:
and once I saw the success message:
I clicked on Open Main Page
and the main TeamMentor Gui showed the imported libraries:
The final step was to remove the original temp library (created by TeamMentor on first install)
And finally, I sent Serge an email with the link to his brand new install of TeamMentor :)
