VS2010 debug/release.config not working?

You need to run the transformations. It will not work if you just put the 3 web. Config in your folder.

You can run this and it will transform your web. Config MSBuild. Exe Project.

Csproj /T:TransformWebConfig /P:Configuration=Release You will then have a folder in your obj folder created at build that will be called TransformWebConfig. The transformed web. Config will be in this You can also take a look at this post, he creates a build target to achieve this automatically vishaljoshi.blogspot.com/2010/05/applyin....

You need to run the transformations. It will not work if you just put the 3 web. Config in your folder.

You can run this and it will transform your web. Config MSBuild. Exe Project.

Csproj /T:TransformWebConfig /P:Configuration=Release You will then have a folder in your obj folder created at build that will be called TransformWebConfig. The transformed web. Config will be in this.

You can also take a look at this post, he creates a build target to achieve this automatically. vishaljoshi.blogspot.com/2010/05/applyin....

I didn't add the config files manually; Visual Studio created them automatically. – Jacob Spire Sep 20 at 13:20 Yep but you still need to run the transformation. If you follow the steps in the blogpost I sent you it shoud work just fine – Charles Ouellet Sep 20 at 13:28 Alas, I can't complete the steps in the blogpost; the post explains how to make an App.Debug.

Config file act just as a Web.Debug. Config file -- it doesn't resolve the web issue I have. Moreover, many of the steps are irrelevant with a web application.

– Jacob Spire Sep 20 at 14:21.

I figured out what I have been doing wrong. Instead of a Web Application, I was using a Web Site Project. (The difference between the two is that a Project doesn't actually contain a .

Proj file. How ironic. ) Now that I've realized the actual problem, it turns out that I'm not the first with it... Here's a link to a previous post with a workaround solution: How do I do Web.

Config Transformations with Visual Studio Website Projects?

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