<t>In cases where it doesn't matter if the developer can see production credentials, you can use the built-in Visual Studio 10 config transformations. If this is what you're looking for, follow these steps:<br/>
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1.Navigate to your Azure project folder in file explorer<br/>
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Make a copy of ServiceConfiguration.cscfg<br/>
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Rename copy to ServiceConfiguration.Base.cscfg<br/>
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For each build configuration (e.g. Dev, Staging, Production), create a ServiceConfiguration..cscfg file. In these files, you can use the normal config transformation syntax<br/>
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Open your .ccproj file in a text editor<br/>
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Find the following node, <br/>
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and replace it with this (you will have to edit this block to match your build configs):<br/>
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ServiceConfiguration.cscfg<br/>
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ServiceConfiguration.cscfg<br/>
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ServiceConfiguration.cscfg<br/>
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ServiceConfiguration.cscfg<br/>
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```<br/>
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7.Add the following at the end of the .ccproj file, just above ``:<br/>
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<TransformXml Source="ServiceConfiguration.Base.cscfg" Transform="ServiceConfiguration.$(Configuration).cscfg" Destination="ServiceConfigura<br/>
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