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Here's what we do. It's not hard to set up but not intuitive or well documented.
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Create web.config.template. No build action, do not copy. Copy-paste your web.config contents here. (This is an arbitrary name, no black magic.)
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Right-click and select "Add Transform". This will get you files like Web.config.Debug.template and Web.config.Release.template. Add your transforms here.
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Unload your project (right-click on project, select "Unload Project")
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Open the .csproj file (right-click on closed project, select "Edit .csproj"
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Add the XML below to the bottom of the file (just before )
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Build the project. This should create a web.config file, but you still need to add it to the project.
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Click "Show All Files"
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Right-click the new web.config that was created and select "Include in Project"
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Delete and transform files that were added automatically under web.config
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<Target Name="BeforeBuild">
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<TransformXml Source="Web.config.template" Destination="Web.config" Transform="Web.config.$(Configuration).template" />
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</Target>
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Now when you build, you'll get a shiny new web.config that is the result of the transformation.
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Be sure to add the .template files to source control, and exclude the actual web.config. I also put a big warning at the top of Web.config.template to only edit the .template files, not the actual web.config, or your changes will be overwritten.
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