Here is the link to my public fusion table: https://www.google.com/fusiontables/DataSource?docid=1dp1DTZKzXWLE4TbI2Z9q-5jetC0iVt6ee_0eZdU8#map:id=3
I'm trying to publish the feature map and embed on a website, however 'Publish' is grayed out. Since I've set everything to public, I can't figure out what's preventing me from publishing and embedding.
I suggested a workaround when you asked this question on the product forum.
I don't understand why it's happening, but there's something stuck in a strange state for this table. Can you try downloading it to a CSV file and reimporting to a new table? You'll have to redo your map styles, but publishing should work on a new version,
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I have accidentally deleted (and then permanently deleted) the default feed which is created for a new organisation. I am now trying to create a new feed, which I realise will be project scoped, by going into the Artifacts section and clicking to add a new feed.
But, I can't get that far because as soon as I click on Artifacts, I get an error because of the deleted feed:
I'd really welcome a pointer on how to recover from this. Ideally, I'd like to recreate the original organization-scoped feed.
Thanks, Nick.
This issue occurred when I deleted the default feed. The issue is reported in visualstudio.com developer community. Below is the solution provide in the community
[Workaround]
The problem extends to the whole organization, if you delete a feed permanently from one of the projects, you will not be able to see the feeds in any other projects within the organization.
A quick workaround to fix the problem, go to User Settings > Preview Features > New Artifacts (Feeds) Experience turn it off
View your feeds with the classic version, if they appear, then you can turn that feature on again.
Click here for the solution link
I recently created a project and the scripts were working fine.
Then the stopped loading the requests.
I looked at my dashboard to find there were several days with 10,000+ queries
which didn't make any sense.
I created a new key and restricted access to the IP only.
I changed the key on all of my scripts and it still does not display like it was.
Any suggestions about what to try next?
Thanks
I want to create a JIRA issue using Logic Apps when a row is inserted into a SharePoint online list. I've authenticated myself, but am getting this error. The main part of the message reads as follows:
Field ‘reporter’ of type ‘user’ is not supported. More diagnostic information: x-ms-client-request-id is ’71…’
The Logic App action is "create a new issue V2". The previous version seems to work OK, but has been deprecated.
The SharePoint list also has some rich text fields. Will I be able to upload them? Looking at the JIRA connector documentation I suspect not, but would like to check.
To resolve this, you need to remove the 'reporter' field from the JIRA Issue Type you are using in the Create a new issue task in Logic Apps.
I have an old setup with a tfs2010 and sql2008 and the current Collection is holding 3 team Projects. Now i want to create a new team project but for some reason i cant. it seems that it has something to do with the SQL Reporting that dosent excists. i get an error TF218027.
Ive been going through the setup and im wondering a bit
What exactly does the TFS use the reportServer for (MSDN dosent seem to want to tell me)
is there any way to create a Team project without the reporting
Will it damage my excisting data if i create and connect to a new sql reportServer
Hope someone will take the time to give an answer
thanks.
I have already tried the different approtaches discussed on different threads and im primarily looking for information on the 3 questions written above
Try the steps below:
In browser go to: http://application-tier/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx
Press Folder settings button in the toolbar
Press New Role Assignment button in the toolbar
Specify user name in Group or user name field, check Content Manager role and press OK.
So for the people that actually read the question the answer is.
Keeps track of agile work progress
yes and its actually easy. go to the reporting service and stop it and then tell TFS not to report under reporting
Since it was never running the answer here is No
I don't seem to be able to export tfs work items along with their details, is there any way to do this without using TFSIntegrationTools? (I cannot install these at my work).
Specifically I want to be able to export the Description portion of the Work Item details:
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If all you need is the work item data then I would design a flat query, run it and then open it up in Excel. You can modify which columns are visible. Once open you can save it off or print or form a report in excel or what have you.
Your other options are to query the warehouse in sql server or query in code.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sunder/archive/2010/03/02/reporting-in-team-foundation-server-part-7-excel-reports-from-work-item-queries.aspx
I had the same problem, but I could not benifit from excel, because I wanted to send the list to someone who doesn't have access to the local TFS. So I created a tool to help with that.
In case this helps any one, here is the link to download release one excutables from codeplex https://tfsworkitemsexporter.codeplex.com/
please also feel free to copy the code and edit as you like