I recently downloaded and read the "Winning at CI/CD" eBook. Today I got this email:

Hey Jim,
I hope you enjoyed reading the Winning at CI/CD eBook from Inedo.
. . .
I would be happy to help you if you have questions or would like more information.
Mike Goulis, COO
mgoulis@inedo.com

I had no questions for Mike but decided to reply as a courtesy. The response I got was:

Your message to mgoulis@inedo.com couldn't be delivered. mgoulis wasn't found at inedo.com.

As my introduction to Buildmaster I want to publish an ASP.NET solution to azurewebsites.net. This is a trivial use of your product but a good learning experience. All I want to do is have Buildmaster mimic the three steps I normally do manually:

1. Build the Visual Studio project, 2) test by viewing the web page, 3) Publish to azurewebsites

Here is my build script:

#Compile Project
{
   DotNet::Build E:\VS\Resume\Resume\Resume\Resume.csproj;
}

# Run Tests
{
Perform-ManualOperation
(
AssignedTo: Jim,
Name: View the Web Page
);
}

# Capture Artifact
{
DotNet::Publish E:\VS\Resume\Resume\Resume\bin\Release\net6.0
(
SelfContained: false,
DotNetPath: E:\VS\Resume\Resume\Resume\bin\Release\net6.0
);
}

The build results in this message:
Error: Pipeline stage "Build" target #0 does not specify a target, and cannot be executed.

FIRST QUESTION:
What should target #0 be? (Deployment Target currently says 'Build to localhost', is that what target #0 refers to?)

SECOND QUESTION:
Where in the Publish command do I specify the Resource Group, Resource Name and Subscription? Or will BuildMaster pull those azurewebsite publish parameters from the project's Properties/PublishProfiles .pubxml file?(The web page is currently published at https://resumejimthomas.azurewebsites.net.)

THIRD QUESTION:
Your web site says "Documentation Renovation in Progress" and "This [video] tutorial should not be followed if you're using BuildMaster 2022" and "Application Templates are Deprecated". While those comments say to contact you for assistance I would like to be more self-sufficient. Which, if any, of the documentation can I rely on for help?