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How to Label Source upon successful build on Visual Studio Team Services
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Closed 7 years ago.
Is it possible to label the mapped source code to the build number in Visual Studio Online's Build vNext platform? In XAML builds, one could "Label sources".
Furthermore, is it possible to get code by specific label or changeset once a new build has be triggered?
EDIT:
Labeling on build is now available:
In vNext build, the Label Sources feature is unavailable, and you can't specify to build with a specific label either. You can submit one feature request about it on Microsoft UserVoice site here:
https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/category/30925-team-foundation-server-visual-studio-online
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Can I still use Microsoft.Office.Interop assemblies with office 2013?
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Closed 6 years ago.
I loaded up a current application project to implement some updates to the code and all of a sudden my program won't compile.
I've already got versions of this program in use which work just fine.
The issue seems to be with the Microsoft office object library. I have checked my references and it is shown as checked.
Yet VS2013 now cannot find the library. I have removed and re-added the library with no effect.
No other libraries seem to be affected.
Any ideas?
I managed to fix it.
I added the DLL files for interop.excel and interop.outlook manually by going to properties --> References --> add --> Browse --> locate the dll library.
I used this MSDN page to figure out where they were and this worked.
Thanks to all who offered help!
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Extract VB.NET code from exe file
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Closed 6 years ago.
I published a vb program but then I edited the code and saved it but the code does not work. I need to get the code back from the published application but I am not sure how. Please help.
The files are I can find are:
name.exe.config.deploy
name.exe.deploy
name.exe.manifest
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ILSpy
dotPeek
JustDecompile
DisSharper
Mono Cecil
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Adding Core Data to existing iPhone project
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Closed 6 years ago.
I have an ios project written in objective C. When I create the project I forgot to add core data (absolutely at that moment I create the project, I didn't have a need of core data and now I want). so is it a matter with Xcodee 7+ and if I add now core data to my project, can I continue with the normal way. Or else do I have to copy & paste files from a project which created with core data. Searching for a better and easy way to do this.
how can I do this.hope your helpful answer with this.
If you select the use CoreData option in the new project wizard, it just puts in some boilerplate code and includes the CoreData framework in your build settings. You can do this after the fact with no problems.
There are plenty of tutorials that will show you how to do this as well. They are easy to find with a cursory google search.
If you don't want to go through the trouble of finding a tutorial, the easiest thing to do is create a new project with CoreData and add the pieces in that project that are missing in yours (last time I looked at the template project, most of the CoreData code was in the app delegate, and of course you'll need to add a data model file).
UPDATE: Removed link to first tutorial I found doing a cursory google search, since it is no longer available.
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Visual Studio 2010 suddenly can't see namespace?
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Closed 8 years ago.
This should be a simple one... but it confounds me. I am trying to test a third-party assembly using a very simple winforms app. I add a reference to it in the project. I then add an Imports (this is VB.Net) statement. I continue on to call a method in a static class within the assembly within Form1_Load. All of this is almost too much information...
Before attempting to build the solution the imports statement is fine. The call to the method is fine (and by fine I mean visual studio "sees them." When I build the solution it throws the error "'[NAMESPACE]' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level."
I have tried removing the assembly to a more public directory. In the reference properties copy local is true.
Any ideas? I am at my wits-end over this silly problem.
I figured this out. By default my projects were targeting Framework 4 Client Profile" If I switched to the regular Framework 4... it works fine :-)
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Closed 11 years ago.
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Xcode 4 - The selected run destination is not valid for this action.
Hi everyone,
I'm currently learning Obj-C and I'm dealing with a book that provides a lot of sample xcode projects.
I've a problem when trying to run the code: it appears an alert saying "The selected run destination is not valid for this action".
This happen only in xcode 4+. In the old version all work fine.
Can you help me solving this? Thanks a lot.
I had this problem also.
You need to make sure the Base SDK is set correctly for the debug and release of you Application Target.
If its missing i.e 10.5 then you will get this message.
in my v4 of xcode it does not have a 10.5 sdk. But my Application Target was set to 10.5.
So I needed to change it to 10.6.
I did this by selecting the Targets Build settings of the Project.
and then changing the base SDK's there.