I had create and save a model in watson studio, at the moment of deploy i can´t only have the Webdeploy option and not the upload a batch option.
Second if i deploy de model in web and test it it only accepts json and not the forms options.
Does anyone know why?
Thanks in advance
JP
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I just install a new copy of Azure DevOps Server (TFS) to my own computer.
the only work items I can use right now are: "Epic", "Issue" & "Task".
Now my Question is:
How can I add the work items "User Story", "feature"& "Bug"?
Thanks any help will be appreciated.
Because when you created the team project you chose Basic process template, you need to choose Agile/Scrum/CMMI.
Try to create a new project with Agile/Scrum/CMMI process template.
See here more info.
Agree with Shayki Abramczyk.
How can I add the work items "User Story", "feature"& "Bug"?
We could create work item via Agile process, then we could add work items User Story, Feature and Bug.
If you still want to use Basic Process template and your TFS version is Azure DevOps Server 2019 or later versions. You could create collection via Inheritance process model, then open Collection Settings->Process->select Inheritance process->click the button New work item type to add new work item type.
If you are using On-premises XML process model, you could refer to this doc to add work item type.
Hi I'm am trying to follow Microsoft's guidance to download the TFSFieldMapping file in order that I can make changes (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/reference/xml/upload-or-download-the-microsoft-project-mapping-file?view=tfs-2018)
Unfortunately I keep getting the error "Access is denied" when I try to connect to my collection and project
CD C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Team Foundation Server\16.0>TFSFieldMapping.exe download /collection:https://dev.azure.com/(My Company) /teamproject:(My Project)/mappingfile:"C:\Users\danie\Downloads\Test1234.xml"
"Access is denied"
That documentation appears to be for TFS (on-premise). Based on the URL, it looks like you are utilizing Azure DevOps Services. It seems to be a deprecated function, probably because of the way the field templates have been overhauled for work item forms.
Agree with Matt. TFSFieldMapping is only supports TFS 2018 and previous versions. Because their process is Hosted XML Process. Starting from Azure Devops Server 2019 and azure devops service, they use the inherited process. So they doesn't support the TFSFieldMapping.
From the URL in the TFSFieldMapping command, it seems that you are using the Azure Devops Service.
To change the Project field, you can create an inherited process and let the project use it. Then you can perform custom operations (e.g. Custom field) on the inherited process.
You could custom the field in Organization Settings -> Process.
Here is a doc about the detailed steps.
You could also use Rest API to Get and Update the field.
Get Work item field:
GET https://dev.azure.com/{organization}/{project}/_apis/wit/fields?api-version=5.1
Update Work item field:
PATCH https://dev.azure.com/{organization}/{project}/_apis/wit/fields/{fieldNameOrRefName}?api-version=4.1
Note: Corresponding to the inheritance process, you need to inherit first and then customize
I Create online account and create customized process Template and currently in install TFS in Local Server i need to copy my Process Template to the new server
i did not found download process Template any where
There currently is none. You can use the REST api to extract the process template, but there is no way to "port" these to the "old-style" xml process templates for TFS.
I already have a website running and want to install JIRA Server on it. So how do I add a sub directory to my main website, example www.mywebsite.com is my actual website so want www.mywebsite.com/Jira how do I achieve this?
I had downloaded the windows JIRA Installer and ran it locally connecting to the database hosted on my server and it worked using localhost(http://localhost:8080/secure/Dashboard.jspa) however now I want to access it through the web link i.e base URL.
I am new to this so any help would be really appreciated.
Well I understand you do have a domain and you want to run your JIRA with context path /jira un that domain. If that's the case, you may need to consider running your JIRA behind proxy. Take a look at Atlassian documentation since it contains all the information that you need for this:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/proxying-atlassian-server-applications-with-apache-http-server-mod_proxy_http-806032611.html
I am currently in the middle of a TFS 2010 multi-server installation and have the following questions:
should i go with the default installation of having tfs sit on http://server:8080/tfs as i would probably prefer http://server/ or http://server:8080
I can't seem to find the best practice for which user i should use to remotely connect to the reporting services - should this be a domain user, or a local machine account on the database server?
If i install sharepoint and i want the database stored on another server, am i ok to install sharepoint as a single server or do i need to install "application only" and create a "farm"
that is all :)
•should i go with the default
installation of having tfs sit on
http://server:8080/tfs as i would
probably prefer http://server/ or
http://server:8080
We have our hosted externaly so we go with a FQDN, but if not you should use the default as Visual Studio also uses this default. By all means setup a FQDN or other URL on port 80 to give people the choice, and to make the web access more accessable.
•I can't seem to find the best
practice for which user i should use
to remotely connect to the reporting
services - should this be a domain
user, or a local machine account on
the database server?
Network Service is fine and TFS will set everything up during the install. You can create a "domain\TfsReports" if it makes you feel better and I would recommend this if you are going to setup Kerberos or are runnign in a security consious enviroment.
•If i install sharepoint and i want
the database stored on another server,
am i ok to install sharepoint as a
single server or do i need to install
"application only" and create a "farm"
You can put the Sharepoint databases anywher you like during the insatll. if you are doing what you sugest, remember not to lose them. A better option would be to integrate with your existing Sharepoint 2007/2010 corporate deployment.
Integrate SharePoint 2010 with Team Foundation Server 2010