To exclude an entire directory specify it by name without a wildcard. The Exclude from purge list must be a newline-separated list of file or directory names, relative to the installation directory. If there are files you would like to exclude from the purge, add the files and directories you want to keep to the Exclude from purge list.If you would like to remove existing files from the custom installation directory before your deployed files are copied to it, check the Purge check-box.Enter the path for the custom installation directory, or you can insert a variable if you have defined the path as a variable.ĭefining a variable with the directory path, means you can scope different values to different environments.Enter the package ID for the package to be deployed.Select the package feed where the package will be available.Select the targets where the step should run.When you return to your deployment process, you will see the Custom Install Directory option has been added to the Features section of the deployment process. Check the Custom Installation Directory check-box and click Ok.From your Package Deploy or IIS step, click the Configure Features link.It also provides smoother deployments and less downtime for Windows Services and Web Applications, so before you configure a custom installation directory, review the package deployment convention and package deployment feature ordering to be certain that you really need to configure a custom installation directory. The standard convention for deploying packages is often the best and simplest way to deploy your packages, and it eliminates problems caused by file locks and stale files being left in the deployment folder. Only use the custom installation directory feature when you really need it. This feature helps when you are using an application that requires your files be in specific locations, such as many Content Management Systems (CMS). The custom installation directory feature deploys your package to a specified location on the target server.
You can specify a custom installation directory for package and IIS steps. The custom installation directory feature is one of the configuration features you can enable as you define the steps in your deployment process.
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