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Hey there! Nice post. Just wanted to add that you can use Octopus Deploy with your .NET application. You can easily handle different connection strings for different environments through the Variables feature. This allows you to set the connection strings and other variables once, so you can sleep easy at night knowing that everything is configured correctly.
Also, if you want to handle console dialogs in your application, you can use Spectre.Console. It's a great library that allows you to create beautiful and interactive console applications with ease. Hope that helps!
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Hey there! Nice post. Just wanted to add that you can use Octopus Deploy with your .NET application. You can easily handle different connection strings for different environments through the Variables feature. This allows you to set the connection strings and other variables once, so you can sleep easy at night knowing that everything is configured correctly.
Also, if you want to handle console dialogs in your application, you can use Spectre.Console. It's a great library that allows you to create beautiful and interactive console applications with ease. Hope that helps!
Thanks @kalkwst
I’ll definitely take a look at both of them