It is possible for users to add you to a Watson Studio project, however, after a while you can end up belonging to a lot of other projects.
How can you remove yourself from another project? Is it possible to do this, or do you need to contact the project owner and ask them to remove you?
See also: https://datascix.uservoice.com/forums/387207-general/suggestions/17738392-allow-me-to-leave-a-project
It is not possible at the moment. You already did the right thing by raising an uservoice suggestion. I am going to upvote :)
Update: This is possible since some time now. Go to the list of projects and click on the 3 dot menu --> Leave Project
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I'm trying to customzie the WixUI_Minimal dialog set on WiX 3.11, using Visual Studio.
Following the manual here does not work anymore as it reports of a lot of duplicate symbols. For example:
Duplicate symbol 'ControlEvent:VerifyReadyDlg/Back/NewDialog/WelcomeDlg/Installed AND PATCH' found. This typically means that an Id is duplicated. Check to make sure all your identifiers of a given type (File, Component, Feature) are unique
(This stack overflow question ran into the same issue)
Trying the solutions in this question did not help either as it was coming up with various error codes (different than those mentioned in the question).
This question and this one didn't help either.
It seems something broke in Wix 3.11 / Visual Studio 2017. Has anyone managed to understand how to fix it? Am kind of fearing WiX is losing it's support from its authors...
I'm not sure why you think WiX is losing support. Plenty of free support is provided here and on the wix-users mailing list. They also offer paid support options with SLAs and fixes. Other consultants such as myself provide free support and paid support also.
The WiXUI is a simple to use canned set of UI with limited override/transformation capabilities. You can do things like insert a dialog into a wizard loop sequence but doing so requires that you understand how the rows in the ControlEvent table area evaluated.
You can get an example here:
https://github.com/iswix-llc/iswix/blob/master/Application/IsWiXNewAddIn/MSISolutionTemplate/SetupProjectTemplate/UI.wxs
My uncommenting line 10 it causes it to consume this fragment:
https://github.com/iswix-llc/iswix/blob/master/Application/IsWiXNewAddIn/MSISolutionTemplate/SetupProjectTemplate/UI-CustomDialog.wxs
Lines 33-34 insert rows into the ControlEvent table that take priority over existing rows based on:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/msi/controlevent-table
If this is too limiting for your needs, you can intead not use the UI extension and simply take a copy of all of it's files from here and do anything you want with them:
https://github.com/wixtoolset/wix3/tree/develop/src/ext/UIExtension/wixlib
Finally if that doesn't meet your needs you can always create a custom bootstrapper application for Burn and use WPF/MVVM to do anything you could possibly want.
FWIW, I've been writing installers for 23 years and using MSI for 16 years. I'm the author for the FOSS project IsWiX which provides templates and designers to simplify automate most of this work. You can get an idea of how IsWiX works here:
https://github.com/iswix-llc/iswix-tutorials
1 hour free consultations are available for interested parties. Just shoot me an email or send me a LinkedIn invite.
Is it possible to edit the Work Item Templates (former TFS Online) in Visual Studio Team Services?
I haven't found anything yet during my research. I tried the Powertools, unfortunately it says "access denied".
Yes, you can create a new Process Template inherited from an existing one, then add customisations to that.
The easiest way to get started is to open a Work Item and click on the "..." on the top right and select Customize:
There are lots of details I have found via the documentation on visualstudio.com - here or on this blog post.
I'm a little bit reluctant as to ask question, as it was asked already here, but the problem is, it wasn't answered sufficiently enough, so I'm forced to ask it second time.
So, just as previously mentioned asker I'm trying to create new project in Microsoft Visual 2010. And instead of showing normal window, it prompts me to save .html file, as shown in picture below.
Saving it and that opening it results in the following window:
though it does nothing - just page with no influence over the project at all.
Notably, this happens not only for Win32 application, but for MFC applications too.
As for the cause of this I don't know of it. As you can see from first screenshot, I was doing Web applications before hand, but I didn't change any of preferences at all (though, my guess is that it's somehow connected).
As for solving this issue, I tried uninstalling IE8, as stated in previous topic, but that didn't help. Also, I tried doing Tools -> Import & Export Settings -> Reset, but it didn't help either.
Please, if someone know solution for this, tell me - I'm out of my wits with this problem.
This problem is occurred because some Visual studio setting is corrupted.
I'd like to recommend to reset settings like following
start > Run> devenv.exe /resetsettings
Unfortunately, many parts of this case related to disturbing or collisions among files. In my experience, some programmes, which were installed recently, might cause this concern.
I'd like to recommend to install all service packs and update patches for VS 2010 and then try it again. If it doesn't fixed, reinstalling VS will be a relevant solution for saving your time and conserving your passion.
We are Redmine as a Project management tool. It has been working great and we are happy with it. We now have a new requirement now. Our management wants to see a report showing each project's delivery date, manager, start date, total issues, open issues, closed issues. I searched at several places for quite some time and did not get a solution. I appreciate if someone can offer help.
This is, for me personally, the single thing JIRA is better at :)
Anyway, that being said, you can get a summary of all open versions on your "my page", eh, page, by using this plugin:
https://github.com/bradbeattie/redmine-my-widgets-plugin
And you can also add custom queries to "my page".
You can get much of what you want in the issue report. Click the Summary button in the sidebar of the issues page in each project. Example
Create one generic top level project. Calendar, gantt charts, issues, etc, for the top level project will show everything for every project that's nested underneath.
If you are properly adding roadmaps/milestones to all the projects, you can use My Roadmaps plugin to get a consolidated visibility:
http://www.redmine.org/plugins/my_roadmaps
It works fine with 1.2 and 1.4 versions.
I'm doing some housekeeping on some files, and I need to move some classes to a new namespace. Currently I have to manually edit the files, but I was wondering if there's a more efficient way of doing this?
I heard about ReSharper for Visual Studio does what I need, but is there a similar tool for Eclipse?
is there a similar tool for Eclipse?
Nope.
The is no such capability in eclipse until today MARS 8.1 . However, what on can do is to manually search for occurrences of the classes.
Select the class name that you want to refactor and to a File Search within the enclosing project.
From the tabs select "File Search" and then press "Replace ..." , it will find all occurences and let you fill in the replacement text.
Click "Preview" to see what is going to be applied and remove those actions that you do not wish that they be applied by unchecking them.
This should be sufficient. If you are using git you can always do git checkout -b _refactorme to feel safe and then merge your changes. In that manner if something went wrong you can always track the problem e.g. using git blame.
I'm not really sure if Eclipse does that but IntelliJ IDEA (from the same vendor as ReSharper) does have a refactoring to move classes between packages. It is available from Refactor > Migrate menu if I remember correctly.