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I would like to implement the Checkin policy so that comments while check-in the file should be made mandatory. Please let me know, how can I do this in TFS SDK in VS2010.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Amit
A quick Google search pulls up this site (for TFS 2010).
For reference (from the site, not mine):
Find “Team Project Settings”
“Source Control…”
Enter Check-in Policy tab
Add…
Select “Changeset Comments Policy”
OK
Edit:
Apparently you need TFS Power Tools installed (for all developers) for this to work.
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How can I use Entity Framework in Mysql using C#-ASP.Net?
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/426790/Using-MySQL-with-Entity-Framework
I am trying this tutorial, but I cannot find the MySql.dll (Win apps), MySql.Data.Entity.dll in the Reference, so I cannot proceed to the next step of that tutorial.
I can't even find Mysql.dll and mysql.data.entity.dll in my Mysql folder, but I already installed mysql in my computer.
The article says "Download and install MySQL Connector" in the "Prerequisites".
After a quick google the first result was http://www.mysql.com/products/connector/. Following through I found http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/net/#downloads.
Is this what you were looking for?
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Currently writing a C# application it should do backups using GIT in the background.
I'm looking for projects or examples to do that without showing any GUI or bash shell..
When searching cross by GitSharp - https://github.com/henon/GitSharp.
It seems close to what I've looked for yet it isn't active.. (see the pull req')
Would like to get recommendations for open source projects or source code to do that.
libgit2sharp are C# bindings for libgit2, which the official GitHub for Windows client uses. They should be decent.
Try ngit, it have better codebase but no decent docs
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How can I create either .msi file or setup file from the application I have created in VC# 2010. Please help me.
In the same solution as your executable package, create a "Setup" project
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/19x10e5c.aspx
Create a Setup project in Visual Studio 2010-Creating a Setup Project and adding File Types.mp4 - YouTube .
Deployment Tasks and Walkthroughs in msdn is very useful.
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Closed 12 years ago.
please provide the csharp area in sharepoint. what are the part csharp source is used. how can be document loaded in the sharepoint. whether it can be done through by c sharp.
Almost everything on SP is built into assemblies, so you can't see the C# source. You can use a tool like Reflector to disassemble these assemblies (but they could be obfuscated).
If you want to upload documents through C# have a look at the WebServices. Here's a pretty good tutorial.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I've downloaded the API from their site but it's a .NET 1.0, I converted it to 3.0 and it wont work.
All I need is some documentation on using the .dll.
Not sure how many people have used it but hoping someone can shed a little light onto the subject.
Documentation on using any DLL: http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/
Sometimes that is all the documentation you get.
Why don't you use their POST API?
http://poster.decaptcher.com/
Forget about fiddling with their c# API; been there, tried that, and it's easier to just POST the data to the above url.
Check their site for more info (click "Download", scroll to the POST API).