After screwing up with our server, we somehow fixed our project in Jira. But we've lost newest issues and some settings.
We now have files of this issues (folder with issue number->thumbs folder with attachments and two files of unknown extension)
I've searched how to convert these files into CSV in order to import it via Jira itself, but couldn't find anything yet.
Maybe there is someone who can help me?
Nvm, it was a folder with only attachment files. Nothing about issue itself.
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I'm having trouble ignoring the temporary files created by MS-Office, especially the ones from Excel.
The file is generated when you open some Excel file which is under version control and starts with ~$. It will instant be added to the included changes.
To prevent this I want to exclude this files using .tfignore but it does not work.
I added ~*.xlsx to my .tfignore file. But as mentioned it does not work.
Anybody out there who can help me?
~$* works just fine. Thanks to #YanSklyarenko
I can't seem to get past the following error when building my project (from TFS Build Server). The project actually does not even need this file. It is definitely in the project in the location specified. I have tried deleting it from the project, and I have tried adding it back, yet it makes no difference.
It builds fine locally and I can publish it just fine locally. I can't seem to figure out what in the world is causing this though as I'm not aware of anything other than my project file referencing this just as a matter of it being included in the project and even when I removed it from the project (as mentioned above) there was apparently still some other place that it's getting referenced from and I have no clue where (and, again, no clue why it can't find it in the location it says it should be... which as far as I can tell is where it is).
I know I've run into this issue (or similar) before like when there are conflicting changes but I just can't seem to remember how I resolved it in the past.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v15.0\WebApplications\Microsoft.WebApplication.targets(182,5): Error MSB3030: Could not copy the file "Scripts\jquery.unobtrusive-ajax.min.js" because it was not found.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v15.0\WebApplications\Microsoft.WebApplication.targets(182,5): Error MSB3030: Could not copy the file "Scripts\jquery.unobtrusive-ajax.min.js" because it was not found.
EDIT: I have created a new workspace and got the latest to verify that when I do this, I do in fact get the file in question. I think when I've faced this issue in the past that this test would have failed so I really don't know what the problem is this time. :(
The problem was that I was looking at the wrong project in the solution. Changes had not been made to that project as far I knew and the error (as seen in my post) did not indicate which project was the problem.
How I finally figured it out was I updated the build to clean the sources and output directory when building and then the error message I received actually included the project in the error.
I have newly added cocoapods into my application, now getting “parser error” while compiling the code in client machine, But the same source code working fine in my system (without any changes).
Please find below error along with screen shot.
../../../FBSDKCoreKit/FBSDKCoreKit/FBSDKCoreKit/FBSDKAccessToken.h
And also i have added this tag ($(inherited) - > non-recursive) into below paths in Target -> Build settings.
Header Search Path,
Framework Search path,
Library Search Path.
i hope this is cocoapods path reference issue, Please any one help me out of this issue.
Note: Have sent file to client as a .zip.
Finally i came up with answer, I have sent source file to client end(other systems) as a .tar.gz format instead of .zip file.
This is solved my issue.Hope it will help for some one in the future.....
Me and my friend are trying to collaborate on a project that he recently uploaded to GitHub. I checked out the repository but do not get the same project structure after opening it in Xcode. The project contains Cocoa Pods which in Xcode appear as a separate file along with the main one. The problem is that when opened in Finder on my computer, the main project contains folders DummyApp, DummyAppTests and Pods together with some other necessary files as in the picture below.
When the main file is being opened in Xcode, only the Pods folder is recognised. The main project file is empty and there are no error message available to provide some clues. It seems like Xcode does not recognise the other folders as valid projects and excludes them.
We compared our folders locally in Finder, both have the same files and structures. So we've figured that the check out from GitHub works fine. We've been thinking that maybe my friend needs to invite me to collaborate on that project in order for Xcode to validate my participation but found nothing of this sort on Apples Developer sites. Any ideas what might be causing this problem?
The project has been re-uploaded to GitHub, re-opened, re-checked out and all that basic stuff..
I've learned that using GUI for gits causes more problems then it does good. Uploading just the podfile(via the terminal) and excluding all the individual pods solves the problem above.
I am facing some issues while importing files to my project. When I import these files which are already linked to another repository it contains the references of old repository and I am unable to Commit/Add these files to new repository. I tried other solution like searching for .svn files in the folder and deleting them and also through command line tool but i am not able to remove the references of old repository.
Please suggest some solution for this.
Thanks
I think you can check out this answer in superuser, from my personal experience this is the only way of doing it. Here is the link to the answer:
https://superuser.com/questions/388020/how-to-use-terminal-to-delete-all-svn-folders-recursively
The only way that I know is to delete all .svn files from ALL sub-directories. Maybe you can create/find a script for doing this job.
In any case, if there is a better way to import the project linked to another repository, I would be happy know as well.