I am following a tutorial that requires me to select the visual recognition module as the next step of selecting create a project.
However, after clicking create project, I only see two options:
Create an empty project
Create a project from a sample or file
Could you please let me know how to access the visual recognition module?
As per the new design changes, you can create a new empty project.
Once the project is created, Click Add to Project Button.
Select Image Classification Model (for creating VR Classification Model).
You would need to select or provision a new VR service to use for training your model.
Once you do that you are ready to upload image files and start the classification and training.
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I have my one project which is getting expanded in different countries. I want to create one single project and sub project for different country in JIRA to track separately the progress
You can have multiple boards in Jira that all point to the same project. All you need is some way of differentiating between them.
For example you could have a custom field that indicated the target country for an issue.
The steps you would take are as follows:
Create the project
Add the custom field to the issues in that project
Create several filters, with each one selecting all the issues for a given country in your custom field
Create a board for each filter
Based on your requirements: if you do not want each sub-project visibility to other sub-project members, you should create a new project for every subproject and use either filters and/or dashboards to monitor them.
If visibility is not a problem, You might consider using components for each sub-project.
I've been trying to create a data science project on the IBM Watson Studio but keep getting the error (An error occurred. You can only have one instance of a Lite plan per service. To create a new instance, either delete your existing Lite plan instance or select a paid plan.) on my window screen.
To echo Simon's comment for similar concerns, linking to an existing service that exists in your account should overcome the issue you're encountering.
I'm very new to Specflow and working on evaluating it. I was able to write scenario, step definition, and execute the test. But now I'm stuck on integrating the feature file to TFS.
I want to know if there is a way to integrate Specflow feature file to TFS(MTM)
Following is the workflow I want to accomplish :
A feature file is created with multiple scenario
If the feature file is checked in, scenarios are automatically generated in TFS with corresponding area (maybe using tags?)
or I would appreciate if you could share any other integration suggestions you may have.
Thank you in advance!
for export scenario can be used TFS API
example - Create work item in Team Project (TFS) using c# code
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/1ff5415e-0ef2-4c65-b0b7-a109187adf51/create-work-item-in-team-project-tfs-using-c-code?forum=tfsgeneral
We have a very big iOS application with multiple features, each feature has their own flow, some feature depends on another feature and a common datasource class to divide between each feature. Since because of this much code project taking lots of time to compile.
Can i divide the project into multiple projects and add into a workspace and compile only those projects in which making change.
I am not able to find how i can create dependency between projects and how can i access files form one project to another.
I don't want to create static library and into another project.
Any suggestion would be helpful.
I'm actually working on a project in a similar manner.
I saw this blogpost from hubspot which has some insights on what you are trying to do. It talks about separating the application 'flows' into cocoapods which can be worked on separately.
http://product.hubspot.com/blog/architecting-a-large-ios-app-with-cocoapods
I've got an MVC project, and I want to add Identity to it, but I can't seem to find any good articles on how to do so.
Is there an easy way to add Identity to an existing project?
I already have a database with stuff in it
Well, in one respect, you simply have to add the Nuget package and start writing code with it, but I think you're probably talking about all the extras: the pre-written code and samples for doing things like password resets, two-factor auth, etc.
For that, no, there's not really an easy way, at least in the sense of click a button and go. What I would recommend is creating a new MVC 5 project with Individual Auth, and then adding the Identity Samples Nuget package to it. Then, open your existing project in another Visual Studio window and copy/paste or use the sample code as a guide for writing your own.
Here's a tutorial that I followed for adding ASP.Net Identity to an existing project. It's up to date and from a reputed source at the asp.net/identity site.
I will echo what Chris said. there is no "easy way" . here is a video link featuring Scott Allen (a pioneer in web dev (Video link)
You can check his other videos as well
I think the easiest way to do that is to do the following steps:
Install All Identity Packages from nugets to your existing MVC project.
Create New MVC Project and choose Authentication type: Individual Authentication.
Copy IdentityModels.cs and all related files including (controllers, views and IdentityConfig) from New project to an existing MVC project.
Add migration to create required tables on database.
I'm getting back there because I ran into this situation some time back and applied solutions from here.
In the meantime I found something simpler.
VS has you covered to actually scaffold the files.
Right-click the project ► Add ► New Scaffolded Item...
Then in the new dialog, select Identity and click Add.
On the next screen you'll be given a list of items to check. You don't need to but you can import all of them if you want. It will ask for the data context but there's not in my case. In yours it should be already filled.
Click Add, you're done.