I developed a new feature for jQuery UI, but I don't understand where to find the files in their repository.
I changed https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.12.1/jquery-ui.min.js and https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.12.1/themes/base/jquery-ui.css
but there is no file called jquery-ui.js, jquery-ui.min.js or jquery-ui.css in their repository.
The files you modified are not the sources of jquery but the artifacts produced by a build.
If you want to add a new feature, get the code here: https://github.com/jquery/jquery-ui and read instructions.
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Actually my question is quite clear and understandable. In my project, which I keep up to date via Git, I want Jenkins to skip the build process when I change only the parts of the documentations (main code will not be changed) such as readme. How can I do this?
I've written a small VCL program using Delphi CE. I want to publish the source code incl. forms on Github but I'm not sure which parts are essential to include in the repository so that others can load it in their IDE and compile it.
I recommend you to use default .gitignore file for Delphi of Github. By this way you can be sure that all required files will be posted and all unnecessary files to compile will be excluded.
The file is here:
https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/Delphi.gitignore
If you have an existing repository and want to add a gitignore file, have a look at here: Apply .gitignore on an existing repository
You can also exclude this files:
.~
*.dsm
*.ddp
*.map
*.rsm
*.dcu
*.tds
*.local
*.identcache
*.dsk
*.stat
*.tvsconfig
Exclude too the content of directories:
__history
__recovery
In addition to the other answers, some commonsense advice:
Put whatever minimum set of files you think you need into git
Download yourself (into a separate folder)
See if the project builds
If it fails, add the missing file(s) and repeat
I used ant design in my projects. I like to contribute.
i clone the repo and run locally. But my question is if I change any code how can I see the output or test or debug any component
i need some instruction
Look for Contributing section on the relevant antd project official website.
For example, contributing section in react.
Moreover, in every respected github repository, check for .github folder or How to contribute section in the README.md file - it has all the information necessary.
Finally, I suggest using the actual platform (github) to communicate with the project you want to contribute, for any question try asking in the issues section.
I would like to have an easy way to add gerrit codes changes with bug reference to the relevant mantis bug.
I have seen some nice example here
But the use an old php scripts that's not part of mantis anymore and seems to be replaced by the source-intergration plugin that you need to configure for every single project you have. I am looking at adding this for lot's of projects. I rather just copy a hook script in the hook folder for all projects.
Versions:
Gerrit 2.7
MantisBT 1.2.15
No ready solution so I created my own plugin extending the source-integration plugin. Let's see if my boss allows me to contribute this as part of the source-integration plugin.
http://teamcity.codebetter.com/viewLog.html?buildId=11047&tab=artifacts&buildTypeId=bt21
CodeCampServer has two download packages: VisualStudioTemplate and CodeCampServerPackage.
I looked for any idea how to use them, but unfortunately I didn't. So, I ask my questions here:
How to use VisualStudioTemplate? the archive file did not contain any .vstemplate file, so it cannot be used as VisualStudio template. Do I need to rename any $safesolutionname$ manually? It's not make any sense.
What the porpuse of CodeCampServerPackage? This archive file contains a deployment files only.
Thanks to Eric Hexter I have some answers:
The current trunk of CodeCampServer is on CodePlex. The build
server is moving right now from the regular teamcity.codebetter
server here to a new build server of HeadSpring projects:
http://build1.headspringlabs.com/
VisualStudioTemplate is meant to be used with the solution
factory command line tool. This tool basically takes the name of
the new project, the directory of the source template, and the
destination directory of the new project.
CodeCampServerPackage is a ready to use deployment files for site
the power CodeCampServer, like: codecampserver.com,
adnug.org and c4mvc.net.
Again, big credit to Eric Hexter for this answer.