Posts by Julio Arruda • 224 points
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viewsA: I command Git to clone repository but it only clones the ". git" and ". gitignore" folders
The clone was done correctly. So much so that in his first print, shows only the .gitignore, but in the branch Main. As we can see in your others prints, you also created the branch master and…
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viewsA: Clone commit from a project on Github
You can clone this repository as is, and create a branch for yourself from the desired commit, it would look like this: git checkout -b minhabranch 6hjsb8da2f0e32ashi89998jnwbdeecb73fc892749ghbs7629…
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viewsA: Data Security/Access in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS)
Have you taken every possible measure to inhibit access to your user. When securing your account, this is guaranteed by Microsoft itself, given that Microsoft invests heavily in security on its…
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viewsA: Versioning of Bitbucket Code
There are several tools that you can use for this your scenario, which I indicate is the Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). Well, what’s the VSTS? It’s a Devops platform, where you find many…
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viewsA: Working with Github
To use GIT, it doesn’t necessarily have to be with Github, there are other platforms that make GIT available as Version control, such as Bitbucket, Gitlab, Visual Studio Team Services. Just like…
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viewsA: Locking commit in git - lock option
Ignoring part of its structure of branchs which may be a separate discussion, what you are needing is something quite different from the solution you are thinking about. You need a Continous…
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viewsA: How to change the application version at runtime on C#
I believe that at runtime is not the ideal way to do this. The ideal way to update this version id would be during your Continue Integration process, for example, I use VSTS (Visual Studio Team…
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viewsA: How to perform version control of the application in production?
Your question is old here, at the time the solution was different, but currently a lot has evolved, and I believe it can help other people who may be in the same situation. The TFS (Team Foundation…
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viewsA: Choose a directory to save the latest version
Jasminy, There’s not really a right or wrong folder for that. The ideal is that you include in a directory that is standard for you, in my case, when using TFVC repositories as is the case with your…
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viewsA: Is it recommended to use the TFS for those who are starting and have a simple project?
Yes, ideally you use something like Team Foundation Server (TFS), due to the range of features it provides you. Being your personal project (even from your company and/or customers) I suggest using…
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viewsQ: Msbuild Multi-proc
Has anyone there used Msbuild Multi-proc? I’m trying to use here, but I end up getting the following error: c: Windows Microsoft.NET Framework64 v4.0.30319 Microsoft.Common.targets (3390): Unable to…
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