I have just installed visual studio 2010 & also the AnkhSvn-2.3.10509
could any one help me "how to create repository for it?"
Do you absolutely need to create your own repository?
If you are OK with sharing your code, most hosters offer SVN repositories for free (check SourceForge or CodePlex). If you want to keep it secret, ProjectLocker offers free account for up to 3 projects. I'm using them for some of my private stuff and it works fine.
Following Links are useful to create repository
how-to-install-tortoisesvn-and-make-your-first-repository-change
svn-intro
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I'm watching tutorials on how to implement user authentication in my MVC project and they all select "User Authentication" when creating the project. This is not an option on Visual Studio 2019 Mac for some reason and I don't know how to create this authentication without the template.
Is there anything I can do?
Well... For some reason, Visual Studio for Mac does not have the option to create a project with Individual authentication. Don't ask me why, Microsoft is weird like that sometimes. However, you can use the CLI to create the project. That has the option for all the Identity class.
Use the command
dotnet new mvc -o ProjectName --auth Individual
Add
-uld
in the auth option to use local db instead of SQLite.
Check out this link for more information.
dotnet new command on MSDN
Hope this helps...
By default, VS2019 uses MS-SQL Server (or localdb which is also a cut down version of MS-SQL) as the data source for the authentication DB.
As far as I know (and I don't use or develop for Mac), MS-SQL or Localdb are not available in MacOS, so the option would not be there.
You can create your own data provider using SQLite but it doesn't seem particularly easy or friendly (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/identity-custom-storage-providers?view=aspnetcore-3.1).
I wish MS would include an option to use SQLite in their scaffolding...
I created a vb.net project and I used SQL Server Compact Edition as my database. Now I want to create an installer for it, for installing on different PCs.
Does it require to install Visual Studio on the client PC? How should I create installer which will include that database file?
Sorry for my bad English.
Please help.
Thank you in advance.
This msdn link shows how to do it:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa983326.aspx
There are 2 parts to it:
Deploy the database file. This can be done by setting the file to copy local always and updating your connection string to point to this.
Deploy the sqlserverce dll's. Follow the instructions in the msdn link which will copy the 7 dll's locally. This means you don't have to install sqlserverce on the individual pcs.
I have managed to setup SvnBridge v6.2 with TFS 2012. (Used this to make it work:How to upgrade codeplex solution with reference to TFS2012 library?)
On Server PC we have installed TFS (server), SVN (servser) and IIS (on IIS SVNBridge is setup on port 8081).
On Client PC we have installed VS2010 (TFS) and Tortoise SVN.
Now I am following the SVNBridge website article which mentions that:
Using TortoiseSVN, run a checkout using the following path:
http://<yourwebserver>:8081/<TFSprojectname>
I do the checkout on a folder in TortoiseSVN, enter URL Repository as
http://yourwebserver:8081/TFSprojectname
and choose the checkout-directory as: C:\test on my local PC. The code from the TFS 2012 along with the checked-out files has been copied to the above folder on the PC where I am performing the check-out.
Now I want the code which is being checked-out should go and sit into the TFS 2012.
I was told that we can use SVNBridge for code migration from SVN into TFS. So what is it that I am not doing right?
Since I could not get the SVNBridge to do the migration of code from SVN into the TFS, I have used another tool (free) SVN2TFS:- http://svn2tfs.codeplex.com/
Now I have successfully migrated code from SVN along with revision history and folder structure into TFS2010.
I think now next step is to migrate from TFS 2010 to TFS 2012 which should not be a difficult task.
http://www.timelymigration.com/
Why Timely Migration?
Making the move to Team Foundation Server (TFS) can be a major undertaking and one of the most often overlooked tasks is deciding on how you are going to get your source into TFS.
Only importing the tips of your codebase loses a wealth of information and functionality that is the true value of source control systems. Timely Migration is a suite of tools designed to be the complete solution for moving detailed history from your existing source control system.
I am collaborating on a project with several other people in Visual Studio 2013. We are using Tortoise SVN to share the project so that we are all working on the same files. I was in charge of constructing the database, which I did. But after making the database in the SQL Server Object Explorer under (localdb)\Projects(SQL Server 11.0.3000-THE-DRAGON-DEN\Dragonfett), I can not seem to find the database in the solution folder for the project.
How do I get the database into the project folder?
That is merely a link to a SQL Server database.
If you want the database in the solution folder then you will need some form of project. SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh272686(v=vs.103).aspx) is what you are looking for. AFAIK this is installed with VS2012 and VS2013. For VS2010 you will need to install SSDT manually.
Select File->New->Project and in the templates look for SQL Server Database Project under the SQL Server Template group. SSDT has a great import facility which will let you import the contents of an existing database with no fuss. SSDT as a project can then be checked into and controlled by SVN.
Other that that, Installing, configuring and using SSDAT is beyond the scope of the question. I would suggest you do a bit of homework and read up on SSDT and how it works.
Is it possible to make a setup and deployment project in VB.net 2008, every site i have looked at on google says to just select it from the project list. It isnt in the project list for me to select.
Are these types of projects not available in the express version?
How can I make an installer, other than using one of the setup and deployment projects? (I know there is a publish button, but that doesn't make a proper installer and installs to the appdata folder which is not what i want it to do)
Any help is appreciated
You would need to use another program, such as innosetup (http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php), to create a setup.exe. Microsoft has to give you some reason to purchase their software.
Express editions do not have these project types. They support ClickOnce only, per this chart:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zcbsd3cz(VS.80).aspx
This carries over to the 2008 versions as well.
Edit - Added
See here for using ClickOnce from an Express edition:
http://blogs.msdn.com/vbteam/archive/2008/10/02/looking-for-setup-and-deployment-project-templates.aspx
You could use Inno Setup
It pretty much will do what you need to create an installer package. Oh yeah, and it's free.