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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.
is there a (simple) way to move a single TeamProject from one collection to another (in one server) in TFS 2010? Including source code, work items, documents, project site...
No not really simple, you can split a collection and creata a new collection with the team projects you move in it, but you cannot out-of-the-box merge a team project into an existing collection.
What you can do is to use the TFS integration platform http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/eb77e739-c98c-4e36-9ead-fa115b27fefe or http://tfsintegration.codeplex.com to migrate your team project over to the new collection. This is however a DataMigration that doesnt keep or even move all data, but it will move Source Code & Workitems. Moving a team project site (if needed) , including documents can be done by using the STSADM Export and Import commands, please refer to http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc288191%28v=office.12%29.aspx for more info about moving SharePoint sites
No there isn't.
But it is a requested feature: http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/2037613-make-it-possible-to-move-a-team-project-between-te
It is not easy, but it is doable: Split a Team Project Collection
Yes there is a feature request, but I don't think it will be shipped in the box, so the other option to use TFS Integration Platform
There is a way to move from one collection to another using git-tfs and git-tf tools, it is a kind of workaround, but works if this is really required to be done.
This is posted step-by-step here:
https://fabiostawinski.wordpress.com/2017/03/22/tfvc-to-git-to-tfvc-is-it-possible/
In VS 2013 - map both collections to some folders, and then "Move" command will be available:
Our situation:
In TFS 2010 + VS 2010 environment, we need to move source code and work items from old project to new project (new project is just for renaming and restructuring purposes, they all under one project collection).
We used TF.exe command line utility moved source code, it's good and carried history and links (changeset links to original bugs/tasks). We are happy about it.
Trouble appears when We tried to use TFS integration tool (MS recommendation) to move work items, it only carries forward attachments but no links. We need those links to link to our changeset. it's very important to us.
As I dig deeper, I know this "move" is not "real move" but creating new ID and copy the old information. Just wonder is there a way to do the move and still keep our links in bugs and tasks.
Thanks a lot
I got the following link from Link.
Have you looked at Hemi - Hemi is a tool that helps you move work items from one team project to another in Team Foundation Server.?
I think this is TF2008 - so you may be able to update the source to VS2010
I know DefaultTemplate.xaml does everything needed. But I gonna learn team build this by creating an entire new build process from scratch. I need to know which activities must be included, in which order and so on. This must be using WF in Team Build 2010.
Many Thanks in Advance
UPDATE:
I found this link in MSDN that describes build definitions completely, but does not contain anything about Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.Workflow.Activities namespace.
UPDATE 2:
I found a similar question in the MSDN Forums.
UPDATE 3:
Found a link titled "Customize Team Build 2010". But this does not help more too.
Take a look at the upgrade template. If you remove the MSBuild activity, you're fairly close to a minimal build workflow that still supports gated check-ins, etc.
When I added a whole solution in TFS, it didn't add one dll, I then have to add it manually.
Is there something that prevents it from doing so ?
How did you add the solution? The Add Items button will exclude a number of items through the filters you see in the dialog. There are two tabs there : Included & Excluded. When adding things to source control this way, you'll need to check the excluded tab for anything caught by the filter like 3rd party libraries.
If you used Add Solution to Source Control, I'm not entirely sure. If the dlls were in a project or a solution folder they should have been added. Again, if you give more details (step by step) I can help a little more.
Considering only 1 DLL was rejected out of several, it sounds like a TFS bug. I know don't be shocked... there are actually a few of these.
For example, I have text files get removed from my solution when I use "undo checkout". Unfortunately that problem is unpredictable, so no fix yet.
TIP: Always diff your solutions and projects before you check them in.
As Ryan said when adding to the repository certain filers are applied, e.g. you have to explicitly add dlls to the repos. See this
The problem is that you have binded the project to IIS. And IIS block access to some DLLs.
If you using Visual Studio 2012 and you can't add the files to TFS just exclude a file, add to repository, include file and check in.