Microsoft Xml Document Transformation (XDT) enables transformig XML files. This is the same technology used to transform web.config files for Visual Studio web projects.
This package enables you to transform your app.config or any other XML file based on the build configuration. It also adds additional tooling to help you create XML transforms.. Written by: Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi, Chuck England and Bill Hiebert
Unofficial modified version of Microsoft.Web.Xdt supporting namespace prefixes in SetAttributes and RemoveAttributes transforms. Built from a fork of XDT on Codeplex (see project url).
Copies all "App.*.config" transform files as a series of corresponding of "{AssemblyName}.*.config" files to the build output directory regardless of the chosen build configuration.
ConfigTransformer can be used for applying custom config transformations (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/dd465326(v=vs.100).aspx) on an xml file passing the transformation file and optionally the output file
Xdt.Config.Transform will add config transforms for exe and dll project types that tranform each and every transform file when built.
These files can then be used to replace the default app.config with the environment specific version app.config during the release cycle.
Fork of SlowCheetah with additional per-user (and configuration) transformations.
For per-user transform, name your transform-file like {file}.{configuration}.{username}.{extension}. For example: App.Debug.urbanhusky.config.
Per-user transformations are applied after per-configuration...
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Xdt.Config.Transform.Web will add config transforms for web project types that tranform each and every transform file when built.
These files can then be used to replace the default web.config with the environment specific webb.config version during the release cycle.
A tool for comparing two .config files and generating an XDT transform (Microsoft XML Document Transform). Useful for creating transforms for existing production web.config or app.config files. Can also be used for unordered XML comparison, as an alternative to Microsoft's XML Diff tool.