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Anything that follows $Source.Fluent_Nhibernate$ refers to the file structure of the repository itself. So by specifying /src/Examples.FirstProject/Examples.FirstProject.csproj we are telling Continua to get the Examples.FirstProject.csproj file from the src/Examples.FirstProject folder of the repository. On the GitHub Fluent NHibernate page you can see the project's repository structure. In the two images below, you can see how we point to the .csproj file in Continua CI and how the project's file structure looks over at GitHub.
For this tutorial we need to set Project File, set the action to enabled, set Configuration to Release, set Output Path to $Workspace$/Output and set the Using property to whichever .NET Framework version that is installed on the server.
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Once your MSBuild action has been configured, click Save which will add your action to the Workflow editor, as shown below.
If you were to create additional actions then these would also be added to the Workflow editor underneath your MSBuild action. In Continua, actions toward the top of the list are executed before actions that are towards the bottom. For now though, the MSBuild action is all we need to build our project so lets save our workflow by clicking Save & Complete Wizard.
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