The information in this blog post may be of interest to anyone out there that is using Continuous Integration with msbuild in order to build/deploy a project that includes SSIS packages.
The MSBuild Extension Pack at http://msbuildextensionpack.codeplex.com/ now includes an MSBuild task that will build an SSIS project, the output from which is a .deploymentmanifest file that can be used in concert with the SSIS deployment utility.
Building a SSIS project using the SSIS MSBuild Task essentially has the same effect as right-clicking on a SSIS project and selecting Build with CreateDeploymentUtility=True (i.e. produces a .deploymentmanifest file):
Read more: SQL Blog.com
The MSBuild Extension Pack at http://msbuildextensionpack.codeplex.com/ now includes an MSBuild task that will build an SSIS project, the output from which is a .deploymentmanifest file that can be used in concert with the SSIS deployment utility.
Building a SSIS project using the SSIS MSBuild Task essentially has the same effect as right-clicking on a SSIS project and selecting Build with CreateDeploymentUtility=True (i.e. produces a .deploymentmanifest file):
Read more: SQL Blog.com