If all you configuration is in the appsetting section, you can have a local
config file that exist beside your web.config. Store all your development
configuration in the local.config. The format of local.config is the same
as web.config.
<appSettings file="local.config">
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Hi,
Im want to release my web project and the configurations inside my
web.config are very different from my development environment to my
production environment.
I was wondering is there a way to have the debug version use one
web.config file, while the release version uses a release version of
the web.config.
- Thanks