I'm trying to configure Jenkins, with Team Foundation Server Plugin.
When I start the the build (Build Now)
I get : There is no team project collection configured for the URL!
The URL is absolutely correct
These are the configurations I used :
Collection URL : http://xyz:8080/tfs/xyz/
Project path : $/Integrated%20Technologies/UtBtApp/Dev/UtBtApp
(I used %20 because I have space in between)
Credentials: Automatic
Do I miss something? your help will be appreciated!
See the error image bellow:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/wNgtJ.png
Your screenshot determined you used https instead of http (check the screenshot below). Please check the collection url, the format should be as http://tfs:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection
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With Eclipse Che, I've recently been able to deploy the docker container without any issue as provided in the instructions.
I'm at the point where am trying to learn a bit more about extension development for Che, and I'm going through the small introduction on "developing your first plugin" located on the following page:
https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/che-in-che-quickstart.html
I'm stuck at the point where I can successfully build and deploy the sample project by executing the Traefik Start, Tomcat8-IDE Start, Deploy IDE and Deploy Workspace Agent commands.
But when it comes time to navigate to the newly created 2nd workspace by clicking on the link provided in the IDE to go to the newly created 2nd workplace instance...:
... I end up getting redirected to the following error page:
I suspect that there may be some kind of configuration problem with the sample plugin project, or configuration problem with keycloak, but I'm at the point where I don't really know how to proceed in terms of troubleshooting.
(Update: 2018/07/31)
At request of #kalrsson for more information, below is a screenshot of the che-public client configuration in my Keycloak instance.
(SOLUTION Update: 2018/08/01)
Thanks to #kalrsson for pointing me in the right direction.
At first I tried only adding the needed URL to the "Valid Redirect URIs" list. Doing so allowed me to get past the issue were I was receiving the error "Invalid parameter: redirect_uri". However, this only presented me with a blank page. On this blank page, when I inspect the web browser console, I noticed the following error:
From there, I also tried to add the needed URL to WebOrigins in KeyCloak as seen below.
Doing this finally allowed me to fully load and render the secondary workspace
Can you go to keycloak_ip:5050/auth, login as admin/admin, clients, che-public, and the IP you use to redirect urls and webOrigins?
So, you need to previewURL:port both to redirectURIs and webOrigins
Is there a way to download the latest version of a file in TFS via HTTP of FTP? For example, http://server:8090/tfs/path/to/file.cs
When you browse TFS (using a URL similar to above), it opens the file in the browser on a frame within the page, I'm trying to open just the full content of the physical file. There is a download button, but I'm looking for a direct URL to use.
You can use the REST API to download the latest version of a file:
For TFVC : (Items - Get)
GET http://server:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/{Project}/_apis/tfvc/items?download=true&path=<File Path>
e.g.:
http://server:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/{ProjectName}/_apis/tfvc/items?download=true&path=$/Scrum-TFVC/DownloadT/DownloadT/Program.cs
For Git: (Items - Get)
GET http://SERVER:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/{ProjectName}/_apis/git/repositories/{repository name or ID}/items?download=true&scopepath=<File path>
e.g.:
http://server:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/Git-Scrum/_apis/git/repositories/389e8215-1fb2-4fdc-bd04-ebc8a8a4410e/items?download=true&scopepath=/WebApp01/WebApp01/Startup.cs
If you are working with TFS online you can user http
https://your_company.visualstudio.com
According to TFS documentation, you should be able to connect in your TFS by web browser:
Look at doc: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/user-guide/connect-team-projects?view=vsts
Look at the section "Connect from the web portal"
I need to develop a fairly complex UI for VSTS build summary tab. I'm using VS Code as the code editor. Following url describes how to debug using Edge browser, however this approach require constantly packaging and deploying extension to VSTS making it time consuming.
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/integrate/extensions/test/debug-in-browser
I tried to directly load the .html (summary tab) using View In Browser extension and following message displayed in browser console,
No handler found on any channel for message:
{"id":1,"methodName":"initialHandshake","instanceId":"VSS.HostControl","params":[{"notifyLoadSucceeded":true,"vssSDKVersion":2}],"jsonrpc":"2.0","handshakeToken":"4234q23rqfafaf23r"}
Is there any better way of debugging the application while developing?
You can develop locally. Since VSTS uses an iframe to show your extension's content, you can run a local server and reference that in the vss-extension.json manifest.
First, in the vss-extension.json, set the baseUri property to where you are running your project locally, such as https://localhost:8889. You need to be running it as https for VSTS to serve the content, as otherwise you will get a "Mixed Content" error and VSTS will refuse to display your extension's content.
Then, publish your extension and run it locally. Wha-la, you should have local development. There may be more trial and error needed, let me know if there's any steps that I'm missing.
If the link still works (you know how the Interent is), this starter project is a great start: https://github.com/Microsoft/vsts-extension-multivalue-control
No, you can’t debug the extension code without deploying extension to VSTS, the extension must be deployed to the VSTS before debug the code.
After initial deployment you may be able to use Fiddler to return your files directly from disk using FiddlerScript or the AutoResponder feature.
I am trying to install SmartGit and trying to provide bitbucket as hosting provide. I provide correct credentials of my bitbucket account but I get following error:
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java.security.cert.CerfiticateException: SHA fingerprint of the certificate does not match.
Expected: [some string]
Actual: [some other string]
This may either mean that the server certificate has changed or that you are spoofed.
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I think this is related to SSL certificate but do not know how to fix it. Any help will be highly appreciated.
From [1]: to fix SmartGit 5.0.7.1 (and older) add following line to smartgit.properties (in the SmartGit settings directory, see About dialog):
smartgit.hostingProvider.bitbucket.sslFingerprint=37:A8:0E:13:87:DA:13:C3:B8:35:6F:84:EF:74:D2:38:B1:AC:59:9B
After restarting SmartGit, connection will work again.
[1] http://blog.syntevo.com/2014/03/09/1394361360000.html
Same problem here. Guess BitBucket changed their key since the latest version got released.
Solution (or rather, workaround)...:
Don't add BitBucket as a remote provider. Add your URL simply per each project.
Remote -> Add
You can find the URL for your projects on the web interface of BitBucket.
Right after you select a project of yours, a link is displayed on the right side of your screen. It starts with https ... That is what you need.
BitBucket just changed their certificates, as announced on their blog.
On March 7th at 22:00 UTC, we’ll be updating our SSL certificates to replace ones that will be expiring soon. It’s likely that you won’t notice any changes and won’t need to take any action.
You can work around it it using the per-project URLs as described in Shiki's answer.
Just add the following line to your ~/.smartgit/5/smartgit.properties
smartgit.hostingProvider.bitbucket.sslFingerprint=7F:E2:6E:8F:0B:7F:3A:CD:6E:02:54:04:03:57:39:BD:D2:4B:CF:AE
Then re-try adding Bitbucket and it should work.
I had this same issue, but for github and adding the fingerprint to smartgit.properties was not working.
What did work was updating to the latest build (last option in the Help menu).
When I trying to access to list of my project from TFS, the error message as following prompting out
TF31001: Team Foundation cannot retrieve the list of team projects from Team Foundation Server 10.0.80.50. The Team Foundation Server returned the following error: Error creating the Web Proxy specified in the 'system.net/defaultProxy' configuration section..
Does anyone facing this problem before and how do you solve it?
Thanks in advance
I got the same error out of sudden. Spent some time with my colleagues playing with different ways of launching Visual Studio 2008 and its configuration settings. I have found a couple of ways to bypass this error, although still don’t know what the original cause is. 1) Start VS with command line like this: devenv.exe /resetaddin. 2) Comment out the system.net setting within the devenv.exe.config. Like this:
<system.net>
<!-- <settings>
<ipv6 enabled="true"/>
</settings>
-->
</system.net>
They both work. I found the second option is more continent. Without this ipv6 setting I am not sure what else may be affected. But, at least I can make an emergency connection to my TFS server to check-in some files.
Team Explorer connects via web service to TFS. It sounds like you have a config issue with the proxy settings in IE that is preventing you from connecting to your server.
Try navigating to one of the web services directly using IE (e.g. http://yourtfsservername:8080/Services/v1.0/ServerStatus.asmx) and see if you get an error. If so, check your proxy settings - if they look OK, see if you can exclude the TFS server from being accessed via the proxy and go direct instead.
John Cheng's answer was so helpful. I changed the devenv.exe.config file like he mentioned and was able to connect to TFS. Before that, I had even tried re-installing Team Explorer to no benefit.