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You need CAS policies when you are not allowed to deploy to the GAC and use other system assemblies.
Imagine you have a webpart that reads a log file from disk - you need System.IO from this and thats not allowed in wss_medium (your SharePoint trust level) - in order to say this webpart is allowed to load System.IO you need a CAS policy.
If you deploy a ...
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From Development to Staging and Production, always use SharePoint Solution Packages (WSPs) so the SharePoint farm itself takes care of deploying all the artefacts to all the SharePoint servers. Make sure you create WSPs and features to deploy web.config changes as well. Use TFS or any other source control to keep track on all deployments and tie them up to ...
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Well for a start the "recommended" approach is not to perform testing on your development server. You should have a separate dedicated test environment (and preferably more than one for different types of testing).
If you truly want to go the "recommended" approach then you should make sure your entire solution is packaged up as a WSP. This should then be ...
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