Hi experienced R and VS code users - what's the difference between the two and when do you choose to run Source or run Code?
In a R Interactive session, it seems I can only use "run Source", but not sure why though.
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I am trying to edit a transfer from Google Play data, and it keeps asking me to enter a future date, regardless of how much in the future I am trying to add it.
Anyone knows any way to overcome this issue?
From comments on the question, this is a known bug and possible workarounds are:
Create a transfer configuration from CLI/API instead of UI (preferred)
After selecting "Start date and run time" - switch back in "Scheduling Options" to "Start now" and then switch back to "Start at set time". Ignore "Start date and run time" error and proceed with creating transfer config --> Which I used and worked perfectly
We have an open task that we use as a log,
within this log we enter the tasks+bugs that are required for the project.
everyone is able to edit this "open task log" and there are many people working on the tasks+bugs.
the question is:
is it possible to create a filter that will show only the resolved tasks+bugs that are on this "open task log" ????
Great day!
I have been playing around with TFS (Team Foundation Server) on my visual studio 2012.
I went to Work Items and I saw My Bugs,My Tasks,My Test Cases.
All are empty at the moment. I want to know how can I set up a test case in TFS > Work Items > My Test Cases? Or Add Bugs in My Bugs.
I also read somewhere - Cant remember now - You can actually edit the my test case screen to some of your own test case criteria.
Anyone know's about this or where I can start?
These are just Queries that run over all the work items. Users with appropriate permissions can edit them, but the changes will apply to the whole team.
You can copy and paste them from Shared Queries into My Queries and work on them.
The way they work is looking for any work item assigned to the viewer of the query (using a variable called #Me in the filter) that has the Bug / Task / Test Case Work Item type and is not closed.
Here's an example of "My Tasks" from my MSF Agile Project:
When you view the results, there is button in the top right called "Edit Query" to get this view.
You can create new bugs , or other work items by clicking on the team menu. You can then create new work items and assign them to yourself or other members of your team
Is there a simple way to script the TFS powertools "get latest version" feature ?
I am refering to this window:
I just want to get it via a script, rather than by right clicking on a folder. I am aware of tf get but I like the powertools window better
The window you are showing above is not specific to TFS Powertools. That is the basic get window that comes packaged with TFS. Based on that fact, I am not 100% sure I understand your question.
Do you mean to say "How can I, using tfpt, do a get latest version and show this window." Maybe you are simply asking how to display the TFS window from the command line or via script?
TFPT has getcs if you know the latest changeset but that doesn't display in a window. TFPT adds features that TF doesn't have so obviously TFPT will not have a basic get.
I am unaware of a way, via a script (which would rely on tfpt or tf) to get latest in TFS and then display the aforementioned TFS get window. I can't think of any reason why there would be a need for this either. There is command line syntax to handle the gets.
Of course there are commands that will display in the viewer because it wouldn't make sense in plain text; however, since the get command simply gets files it wouldn't make sense to pop the viewer.
This isn't strictly a programming question, but hopefully someone here has the knowledge to help me.
Running Vista x64, the "Open File With" dialog takes forever to appear when trying to open a file with unknown type.
To be specific, the prompt giving the choice between "Use the web service to find the correct program" and "Select a program from a list of installed programs" appears immediately, but there is about a 10 second delay between pressing OK here and the next window (with a list of installed programs) appearing.
The same delay is present when I run "rundll32 shell32.dll,OpenAs_RunDLL" from a command line.
I'm guessing that this is not common behaviour, because I find it incredibly annoying, and I couldn't find any mention of it anywhere.
So..does anyone have any ideas what it might be? Or what I could do to try and find out?
VonC could be correct.
Read this article:
http://blogs.technet.com/markrussinovich/archive/2005/08/28/the-case-of-the-intermittent-and-annoying-explorer-hangs.aspx
You should use process explorer to watch the stack when you initiate the action. You should be able to tell what sort of operation is timing out.
Download process explorer here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
You could check if you do not have have network connection declared (net use), or more generally any network paths which may be used by your list of program listed to "Open File With".
If a network path is unavailable, a 'timeout' delay can affect the GUI responsiveness, especially if that GUI must explore/list those paths.