Running 4.7.1 Source in VS2010 overwrites changes to web.config
This is probably a newbie type question but when i load the source in VS2010 my web.config gets overwritten after i have plugged in the path to the database and the version. How can i stop this? I'm basically trying to upgrade umbraco to higher versions incrementally for an existing database that i have loaded locally in SQL. I'm getting to the login page but the login is failing. I downloaded the source to troubleshoot the issue but can't get past the web.config overwrite issue. It all started when i succesfully uploaded the same database to Azure and and could not login there either. I figured i would fix things locally and then upload. My current database was built from umbraco 4.7.0.RC.
In the Umbraco.Web.UI project set your values in the web.template.config - can't remember if you also have to set them in the underlying debug version.
Running 4.7.1 Source in VS2010 overwrites changes to web.config
This is probably a newbie type question but when i load the source in VS2010 my web.config gets overwritten after i have plugged in the path to the database and the version. How can i stop this? I'm basically trying to upgrade umbraco to higher versions incrementally for an existing database that i have loaded locally in SQL. I'm getting to the login page but the login is failing. I downloaded the source to troubleshoot the issue but can't get past the web.config overwrite issue. It all started when i succesfully uploaded the same database to Azure and and could not login there either. I figured i would fix things locally and then upload. My current database was built from umbraco 4.7.0.RC.
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In the Umbraco.Web.UI project set your values in the web.template.config - can't remember if you also have to set them in the underlying debug version.
Had the same problem
/Paul S
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