Process Templates in VSTS

August 7, 2018, 9:47 am

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Is it possible to use multiple templates in a single instance of VSTS? I have 20+ teams using VSTS that are doing different kinds of work. Given that, some teams would like to use the out of the box Scrum Template and some of the teams would like to use the Agile template. Can this be done or am I limited to one template per VSTS Node?

Follow on Question, if I am limited to a single temple, can I control what fields are visible in Stories & Tasks on a team by team basis? 

Example -- I create a custom field that is visible in one teams task but it is not visible in a different teams tasks.

Thanks

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Missing manifest file

August 7, 2018, 11:32 am

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On Visual Studio 2017 Community with Xamarin, when I try to publish the IOS app (ad-hoc), VS give the following error message:
"file 'obj\iPhone\Ad-Hoc\myapp.IOS.exe.manifest' not found."

If I try to run in debug mode connecting my Macbook via Xamarin Mac Agent everything works.
If I try to compile the ppa switching off the option Clickonce safety setting it works.

So my Apple profiles for developer and ad-hic distribution are working perfectely.

The problem is just when I try to publish the IOS app because the manifest file is missing (with public procedure the clickonce setting is activated by default).

How to solve it?

DLL for registration product key?

August 7, 2018, 12:54 pm

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Sup,

    I'm currently developing in VS C# a product license key (auto generated number), what type of source code do I need to create and generate a license key using as a reference a DLL in my source code?

VS 2017 Community and Windows 7 support

July 20, 2017, 2:03 am

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I am looking for tools to teach programming to beginners. I am trying to figure out if VS 2017 Community edition is worth bothering with, to demonstrate the basics of Windows application development (hello world, etc).

Should I invest my time in trying to learn the VS2017 IDE to teach it to others, or should I look to non-Microsoft IDEs that are not welded at the hip to Windows 10?

We are a school district that continues to use Windows 7, and will continue to do so right up to the EOL for Windows 7. Virtually no machine is running Windows 10. Yet when I look through the install options for various features, I don't see any SDKs for Windows 7. I only see SDKs for Windows 8 or 10.

For example, selecting C++ to install (I am not likely to use C++ as a beginner language but as an example of the install options) ... I see SDKs for Windows 10, Windows 8, oddly XP is mentioned, but not Windows 7?

So...... is VS 2017 Community basically useless for learning with Windows 7?  Should I look to using an older free version of Visual Studio Express for Windows 7 programming support?

Oh well, I suppose we could make do with Java and the free Eclipse IDE or Lua with ZeroBrane Studio IDE.

Visual Studio 2012

August 7, 2018, 6:19 pm

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I downloaded Visual Studio 2012 from the Downloads sections of myvisualstudio.com as well as the update tools. When I try to install the same, it goes through the install procedure and asks me to restart my computer. Upon restart, I am still not able to access Visual Studio 2012 and asks me to repair/ uninstall it. I tried uninstalling and installing again as well. What would be the best way to proceed? Not sure if I am missing any prior dependencies. Thanks!

VS2015 Community - "64-bit debugging operation is taking longer than expected."

October 12, 2015, 3:18 am

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I am getting this message pop up constantly and it takes 10-15 seconds for the pop-up to disappear. It happens when I start up VS; and when I end a Debug session. I'm guessing this is from some VS addon that is not responding to a VS request.

Qustions:
1) Is there a VS log somewhere that will tell me what addon VS is waiting for? If I can uncheck a VS option to stop this, that would be great. But I have no way of knowing what's causing this.

2) There is a cancel button on the pop-up dialog. Can I dismiss it with no ill effects?

CyberSource integration with ASP.NET

August 8, 2018, 4:41 am

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Dears,

anybody has done the integration with Cybersource Payment gateway using ASP.NET please?

https://www.cybersource.com/ 

Thanks in advance,

Ammar

Free Code Analysis Tools for C#-Visual Studio 2017

August 7, 2018, 5:47 pm

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Please provide the details of free code analysis and refactoring tool for C# (Visual Studio 2017) similar to CodeRush or ReSharper.

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Add resource to project as a link

August 8, 2018, 9:56 am

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Is it possible to add an arbitrary resource file into a project as a link? I did project->add->existing item->add as link. Then I set the build action for the linked file as "Resource". However, scanning the program resources using the GetManifestResourceNames() function does not return the file I added. Am I doing this wrong? Thanks.

Getting Visual Studio to watch for changes in my Angular application

August 8, 2018, 1:39 pm

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Hello,

I am developing an Angular application in Visual Studio 2017. Every time I make a change, I have to recompile the code in powershell with this command:

npm run compile:angular

It takes a good 2 or 3 minutes to compile.

I'm wondering if there's a way to speed up the process with a watch.

Since Visual Studio runs the code with IIS, I would need a watch that works with IIS, something that monitors the files being changed and informs IIS to recompile or distribute only the files that need recompiling or redistribution.

Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks.

Can I stage updates to install later?

August 8, 2018, 5:14 pm

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I would like to download updates in the background and then install them on downtime. Can I configure this?

Visual Studio and MS ReportViewer - why do it have to be so difficult ?

July 31, 2018, 4:05 am

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I have installed Visual Studio 2017 Community. After that ReportViewer 2015 and System CLR Types for SQL Server 2016

Next I have opened a project developed in VS 2013.The project uses ReportViewer and is published via ClickOnce.

I notice a lot of issues:

- no report-template
- no report-tools in toolbox
- no ReportViewer in Prerequisites

- SQLSysClrTypes.msi refers to at wrong version

As ReportViewer has been a part of VS for many years, I do not understand why it has to be so difficult???

mvh  ravnø

Looks like nobody can tell, why it has to be so difficult.

But can anybody tell me, how I can use localreports and reportviewer in VS 2017 ?

NuGet install problem in VS 2017 v15.7 and above (private feed) for Windows Forms App (.Net Framework) application only.

August 9, 2018, 3:52 am

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I am trying to install NuGet packages to Windows Forms App (.Net Framework) application in Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2017, Version 15.7.3. It’s return 500 internal server error. I am using our own private NuGet feed. Cleared Nuget cache before install.

I have install that package using same feed URL to ASP.NET Web Application (.Net Framework) application or other applications. It’s installed properly without any problem. Cleared Nuget cache before install.

This problem not happen for both Windows Forms App (.Net Framework) and ASP.NET Web Application (.Net Framework) or other applications in Visual Studio Professional 2017, Version 15.3 -Cleared Nuget cache before install.

Issue reproduce machine details:

Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2017

Version 15.7.3

Application : Windows Forms App (.Net Framework)

Issue not reproduce machine details:

Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2017

Version 15.3 and 15.4

Install properly in all applications.

Is this any issue in VS 2017 v15.7.3 ?

I have selected package management format: Packages.config

Thanks for help in advance.

Karthik A

Licence Visual C++ 2017 Build Tools for Enterprise

August 9, 2018, 4:05 am

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I want to develop a python code in a commercial company for commercial purpose. I need only Microsoft C/C++ compiler to compile some modules. I don't need any other component of Visual Studio such as Code editor, C#, Windows Forms, Visual Basic, and so forth. The company is an enterprise based on Microsoft licence definition. Do I have to buy a Visual Studio Professional licence? or I can use the Visual C++ build tools for free. 

Visual Studio 2017 connection issue

August 9, 2018, 8:19 am

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I recently updated to WIN 10 & VS 2017, since then I can't connect to my SQL Server DB's but I can connect to the servers. Has anyone else experienced this?

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Why doesn't Ctrl-Mouse Wheel resize the view in the XAML designer?

August 9, 2018, 8:24 am

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Hello,

If I have my cursor in a text editor, whether the C# text editor or the text panel of a .xaml window, then Ctrl-Mouse wheel resizes the text. This used to work for the visual side of the XAML designer as well, meaning that I could easily resize the view of the designer.

For some reason, this has stopped working, and I have to use the small and fiddly combobox in the bottom-left corner of the XAML designer window. This is especially annoying as VS automatically sizes a XAML design view to fill the space, rather than showing it at 100% which is what I prefer.

In Tools -> Options -> XAML Designer I have "Ctrl + mouse wheel" set for "Zoom by using"

Anyone any idea how to get Ctrl-Mouse wheel to resize the designer like it used to?

Thanks

P.S. Just discovered that there are keyboard shortcuts for this, which work fine. However, I'd still like to have the mouse working again as I'm used to doing it that way.

Visual Studio 2017 installer

August 21, 2017, 7:53 am

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I need to sign in as a computer administrator in order to install software.
Our policies prohibit internet access when logged on as an admin.

Where can I find a standalone installer for Visual Studio 2017?

Thanks!

SE

August 9, 2018, 1:35 pm

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Hi,

I have 10 table with millions of data i need to find the column name who which is having Text Datatype

how to find using sql Query?

Thanks

Any way to enable a tooltip or dropdown list for all options when using keyboard shortcuts?

August 10, 2018, 1:09 am

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I know the question is oddly worded, so let me explain.  

When highlighting code and pressing ctrl + k, or ctrl + alt + m, the blue status bar at the bottom will say:

"xxx was pressed. Waiting for second key of chord..."

I guess these series of key shortcuts are called chords....good to know. Anyways, is there any way to see all possible options after pressing the first in the chord series?  

For example, I know if I highlight a block of code and hit ctrl + k, then ctrl + c, it will comment out all lines.  Is there any was in visual studio I can see the other options I have after hitting ctrl+k?  I ask because I feel it will help me find more shortcuts I might not know about.  Either way, thanks for any replies!

vs2017 application won't run in windows 7

August 3, 2018, 11:02 pm

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I have created a windows form appliaction in visual studio 2017 and now while i create its set up it won't run in windows 7. It says, not supported .Net framework 4.6.1.