Contoso University, the way I would write it.

This example requires some tools and PowerShell modules, you should run setup.cmd or setup.ps1 to install them.

To prepare the database, execute the build script using PSake: psake migrate. Open the solution and run!

• CQRS and MediatR
• AutoMapper
• Vertical slice architecture
• Razor Pages
• Fluent Validation
• HtmlTags
• Entity Framework Core

Grate will automatically create or upgrade (migrate) the database to the latest schema version when you run it:

From PowerShell:

invoke-psake migrate

From CMD:

psake migrate

When running unit tests, you can recreate the unit test database using:

invoke-psake migratetest

Version numbers can be passed on the build script command line:

From PowerShell:

invoke-psake CI -properties ${'version':'1.2.3-dev.5'}

Because we're passing a PowerShell dictionary on the command line, the cmd script doesn't handle this very nicely.

Or generate a version using GitVersion locally:

psake localversion

will generate a semantic version and output it.