Powershell in CruiseControl.net to backup existing folder before deploying new version of the code

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Published on 2010-06-08T05:48:15Z Indexed on 2010/06/08 5:52 UTC
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Hi

I would like to zip a bunch of files (.exe and .dll) before I overwrite them with the new build. Is there a simple way to zip files without using some sort of dll?

Just creating a folder with the build number / date time stamp will also work great. How do I pass parameters from the cruise control build process into my Powershell script that will do the work then?

Is this a sustainable way to do things?

Thanks

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