I'm not able to create a docker-compose project in my solution using Jetbrains Rider.
There are no docker projects available when I right-click Solution -> Add -> New Project.
I don't seem to find any related questions having the same problem.
Any idea what I'm missing?
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Has anyone experienced TFS Build 2015 V.Next building their projects in a different order than they set in the sln? We have a project that uses an exe that is created and we have set in the solution to build in a specific order. However when the build runs online it builds in it's own order and the file doesn't exist yet. Obviously I might switch it to be in two solutions but I would rather not have to modify the sln because of a nuance in tfs 2015.
So it turns out that the solution didn't support multiple processors because it built a file that it used as a .exe in the build steps. So it built the .exe in another process and then built the other .dll in another process.
Run msbuild with the following argument to resolve the issue:
msbuild.exe /m:1 {SLN}
I tested several IDEs for developing grails applications. Tested the Spring IDE, did not like because I thought slow and crashes every time.
Tested by netbeans, and the result was the same as before.
Was reading about IntelliJ IDEA. Current problem, even doing the command "grails integrate-with --intellij" mentioned on the website https://grails.org/IDEA+Integration not enabled the option of creating projects in grails .
After running the command above returns nothing.
What should I do?
you will need the ultimate edition of IntelliJ to get grails support
With ultimate you can simply open an existing grails project (see this answer) or create a project from the File/New Project... menu.
grails integrate-with --intellij creates three files in the directory (yourproject.(iml|ipr|iws)). You can open the .ipr file with IntelliJ and have the project loaded (it might ask to convert the file).
Also you can just create new project (pick Gradle and then Grails) or you can just use the directory as existing source where you create-app-ed your project and IntellIj will see, that it is Grails.
Be aware, that it will only work with the Ultimate Edition and not the Community Edition
I have a bunch of external dlls I use in multiple projects. These dlls are referenced by these projects and everything compiles fine.
Now I am trying to get a Team Foundation Server build going for my projects. When I run the build, it complains that it can't find the needed files. How do I get TFS to find the needed files?
I was thinking I could use the copydirectory windows workflow function in a custom build template but I'm not sure if this is the right way to do things. Also, if I do use copydirectory, how do I reference directories that reside on TFS rather than on the file system? And where do I copy the files to?
Try this:(if using 2010)
At the Workspaces tab you can map the folder that has all the DLLs you want, just make sure you reference the assemblies in your project appropriately.
For instance, if your project is referring to the assemblies one level UP, before the project root folder, you may set the workspace like below:
$\Team Project\src -> $(BuildDirectory)\src
$\Team Project\dlls -> $(BuildDirectory)
Something like that should solve your issue.
There's also a way to do it in VS2010 build: You should add a copy command to the prebuild step for the project (select the project -> Properties -> Build Events).
If you want to use the windows workflow - template method, refer to this guide: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/buckh/archive/2010/01/21/deep-dive-on-windows-workflow-4-0-activities.aspx
I can't find the way to create Grails project. When i choose New Project --> Create project from scratch, I don't see anywhere to choose Grails project, how can i configure this issue? And how can i run Grails app?
Just use: File => New Project => Create project from scratch
In the modal form after that is shown after, you can select 'Grails' as the project type.
If you don't see this option, that is because you have installed the Community Edition of IntelliJ, which has no Grails support. You need the Ultimate Edition for that. Trust me, it's worth it.
Look here for a comparison sheet
Create the Grails app on the command-line using:
grails create-app myapp
In IntelliJ, create a new project, or open an existing project. Then in the File menu, choose New Module and choose the option "Import Grails application from existing sources"
http://grails.org/doc/latest/guide/gettingStarted.html#requirements
You can still use Community Edition for Grails development, but you will miss out on
all the Grails specific features like automatic
classpath management, GSP editor and quick access to Grails commands.
To integrate Grails with Community Edition run the following command
to generate appropriate project files:
grails integrate-with --intellij
I have a long-time-to-build (setup) project in a Visual Studio 2010 Solution. It is set not to build in the Solution configuration. That way, when a developer builds locally they are not burdened with waiting for the setup to compile in Visual Studio.
However, I am looking for a way to change the configuration in tfsbuild or msbuild files so whenever things are built on the server, the setup project is always built, regardless of what the setting might be when a developer checks in their solution. TFS 2008 is the source control system but just a plain Server 2008 (with devenv fully installed) is the build server.
All clues appreciated.
Thanks.
I would suggest creating a new configuration in your solution, named e.g. Release_Setup, that way you have seperate configurations for developer and setup build (note that developers can choose that config and build everything locally if they so choose, which is quite nice when all Build agents are busy and you want to check that everything's fine).
In Solution Properties->Configuration Properties->Configuration you can even tell it to build the normal Release Configuration and still choose which projects to build and which to exclude.
Hope this helps. I haven't actually tested this, so please try it and comment back if there are any problems or this doesn't solve your specific question.