With new octopus 2.0, I assume that it first automatically stops the application pool of site or stops the site and then deploy application. Do I need to add a script for doing this or octopus will do this.
Thanks
Sam
With new octopus 2.0, I assume that it first automatically stops the application pool of site or stops the site and then deploy application. Do I need to add a script for doing this or octopus will do this.
Thanks
Sam
Hi Sam,
If you’re using the built-in IIS web site or IIS home directory features, these will ensure the site is restarted appropriately.
If you use custom PowerShell to reconfigure IIS you’ll need to do it by hand, but generally any change to Web.config or the site’s physical path will trigger it.
Regards,
Nick