Recently I was trying my hands to make my own package on Packagist. I have successfully made a project and uploaded it to GitHub on this link GitHub - hitswa/composer-package-test: I am just trying to create a composer package[^] After doing so I successfully made project on Packagist ...

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[Invalidargumentexception] could not find package error while composer require

28 Feb 2018 by Member 13701306

This is because of your package code does not contain any tags in git repository. Use below lines to add tag and then push it to repo. e.g. git tag -a 1.0.0 git push --tags After that you can use composer require hiteshrohilla/common. Thanks, Afraz Ahmad

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Activeup mailsystem.net: selectmailbox function may hang

7 Jun 2020 by Haifovchanin

I am writing an application that processes user emails. On start the application connects to Gmail and then once per minute checks for new emails. After approximately 12 - 20 hours the application stops processing new emails. Using logs I found,...

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Activeup mailsystem.net: selectmailbox function may hang

7 Jun 2020 by Richard Deeming

As discussed in the comments, it's better to open the connection, process the new messages, and close the connection each time, rather than trying to keep a single connection open for many hours.

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Add All Of Your github Keys As Authorized

26 Oct 2015 by Vyacheslav Voronenko

One-liner to add all of the github keys as authorized to some test unix server

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Add Coverage to Your Angular Project (To Show On Your GitHub Page)

22 Nov 2015 by Gjermund Bjaanes

Add coverage to your Angular project (to show on your GitHub page)

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Automating Code Deployment with Github and Azure

6 May 2018 by Majdi Saibi

Automating code deployment with Github and Azure

Azure Pipelines Building GitHub Repositories By Example

4 Mar 2019 by Florian Rappl

We look at Azure Pipelines and how it can be used to add a flexible CI/CD process for any GitHub repository within minutes.

Beginning ReactJS with TypeScript – Part I. Setting up ReactJS Workspace

13 Nov 2017 by ManishHPatil

This is the first part in the series, which will show how to setup the development environment for ReactJS with Typescript.

Beginning ReactJS with TypeScript – Part II. Learn to Use Git and Git Hub

13 Nov 2017 by ManishHPatil

This is the second part in the series, which will show how to setup the development environment for ReactJS with Typescript. This part in particular will focus on creating a public GitHub repository for the code created in the first part of the series.

Beginning ReactJS with TypeScript – Part III. Setting Up Local Workspace from GitHub Repo

13 Nov 2017 by ManishHPatil

This is the third part in the series, which will show how to setup the development environment for ReactJS with Typescript. This part will focus on creating a local workspace by cloning the GitHub public repository - react-typescript, created in the second part of the series.

Best software for collaboration and archive

21 May 2022 by Reza Fa

Dear Friends, our team works on projects including software and hardware development. I'm looking for one or two software to achieve two goals, the first for only archiving each version of hardware and software files with release note and the...

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Best software for collaboration and archive

21 May 2022 by RickZeeland

If you are using a .NET development stack then TeamCity might be an option, see: best-continuous-integration-tools[^] There is also a hosted version: Jetbrains-Space[^] If you want a self-hosted Git server, I can recommend Gitea (open-source):...

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Build and Deploy an ASP.NET Core Web Application as Docker Container using Microsoft Azure - Part 1

11 Sep 2019 by GauravGahlot

This article is the first in the series where we are going to build a simple ASP.NET Core web application, containerize it with Docker and run it on local host.

Build and Deploy an ASP.NET Core Web Application as Docker Container using Microsoft Azure - Part 2

24 Apr 2019 by GauravGahlot

In this article, we are going to setup a Microsoft Azure DevOps build pipeline to automate the tasks we did manually in the first article of the series.

Building and Deploying (CI/CD) Angular Applications using GitHub and Azure

8 May 2021 by DotNetLead.com

How to build and deploy Angular application using GitHub and Azure

Building/Deploying Jekyll and Hugo Sites via GitLab CI

21 Jul 2021 by Christian Specht

After auto-deploying Jekyll sites via Bitbucket Pipelines and GitHub Actions, I wanted to try the same thing via GitLab CI as well

CI Pipelines for Dockerized PHP Apps with Github & Gitlab

2 May 2022 by PascalLandau

How to setup CI pipeline to run code quality tools and tests on Github Actions and Gitlab Pipelines

Code is ready and working, but GIT shows incorrect

8 Sep 2019 by martinfilikas

I have made a program, which calculates the area of Circle, Square and Triangle. The code is working if i press "run" command in Pychram. But when i upload it to git i get an email, that shows, the code is completely incorrect. The code: """Ask user a shape and a radius or a side length and...

Code is ready and working, but GIT shows incorrect

8 Sep 2019 by Patrice T

Quote: Code is ready and working, but GIT shows incorrect as far as I can see, your usage of 3 spaces as indentation is perfectly legal, but Git want 4 spaces. "indentation is not a multiple of four"

Commit files into azure git repo using azure devops

27 May 2021 by jaideepsinh

how to commit files into azure git repo using build pipeline. I am generating some files from my azure ci pipeline and I want to commit those files into the same repo which I used in my ci pipeline. What I have tried: I have added azure cli...

Commit files into azure git repo using azure devops

27 May 2021 by jaideepsinh

"git remote set-url origin https://username:gitpassword@repository url" git checkout trunk git add . git commit -m "test commit" git push -u origin trunk

Create a log file for batch

18 Jan 2019 by Member 14121946

@ECHO OFF if not "%1"=="STDOUT_TO_FILE" %0 STDOUT_TO_FILE %* >>local_repo_log.txt 2>&1 shift /1 REM Script to migrate tfs to git repo. REM Reads tfs repo url from control.txt and pushes to git @echo Migration Started: %date% %time% REM read from control file FOR /F "usebackq tokens=1-10...

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Download and map github project to visual studio

2 Jul 2015 by dhage.prashant01

Hi Friends, I'm new to GitHub, my client has provided me access to their repository on GitHub. Can you please help me to know how to download and map the project to visual studio 2013. How we get the latest code from GitHub and commit our changes to the GitHub.Thanks in advance

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Download and map github project to visual studio

2 Jul 2015 by virusstorm

All I did was enter "visual studio 2013 github" in a Google search box and this article was the first one that came up:Setting Up GitHub to work with Visual Studio 2013 Step-by-Step[^]

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Dynamic Modules with Prism and the Modern UI for WPF Toolkit

23 Mar 2016 by Rubén Hinojosa Chapel

Prototype for a plugin architecture based on the Prism Library and the Modern UI for WPF (MUI) toolkit

Funding help with learning to code

6 Apr 2019 by #realJSOP

BWA HA HA HA HA!!!!!! Seriously!?

Getting started with PHP on Azure

17 May 2016 by Prava-MFS

How to host PHP application on Azure and how to auto-deploy the code through bitbucket.

Gibhub Commit or Fork?

4 Nov 2014 by mswhat

I'm not sure I'm fully understanding when to fork a github project. I am about to add a big segment to my project and am wondering if I'm supposed to just commit the changes or is this a good time to fork?According to their help pages a fork is used mainly if a visitor wanted to edit the...

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Gibhub Commit or Fork?

4 Nov 2014 by Thomas Daniels

You don't need to fork. I suggest using a different branch here. On this branch, you can add the new segment and when you think it is ready, merge that branch with your master branch. I don't think committing is a good idea here. If you use commits on your master branch and make some mistakes on...

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Git merge does not merge all files and changes but just a few.

6 May 2018 by Member 9357064

Hi, i have a git repository with 2 branches lets say branch_1 and branch_2. when i use: git checkout branch_1 git merge branch_2 branch_1 when i run above commands it merged the branch 1 and 2 but it does not merge all files but just a few. i assume that the issue is because i had some files in...

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GIT push is using different email account

6 Jul 2022 by dan!sh

I was trying to create a little repository for code samples so I created an account at GIT hub. I have VS 2015 so I had to install GIT Hub extension to it. When I push the code from VS2015, I see that it is pushed under my another account with...

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GIT push is using different email account

6 Jul 2022 by dan!sh

Setting on team explorer window allowed me to edit the email and user details.

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Git – Push from GUI Client Returns "Authentication Failed"

12 Aug 2022 by Mark Pelf

Git push to GitHub or Bitbucket from 3rd party GUI client results in "Authentication Failed"

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Github - release, adding javascript file

16 Feb 2019 by atomic7777

Hi, when I'm making a release on Github (manual or by using git push --tags I get new release with zipped code attached. Is there a simple way to add compiled .js file like the first one below? Or a downloadable link at least (I get only a link to source editor in master branch) Releases:...

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Github - release, adding javascript file

16 Feb 2019 by Thomas Daniels

Step 7 at Creating releases - User Documentation[^] should explain that.

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