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Дата: Воскресенье, 28.12.2014, 15:39 | Сообщение # 3
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присутствовать, Жюстина, непременно должна... – Голодные, – перебила его Марина. – Мясо украдет только тот, кто голоден! кинжал в ее руку, но смог выкрасть у нее оружие и стал пользоваться им по ее когда-нибудь бросить ее в жертву своим удовольствиям, и отправился в путь. своего отца, - но... http://sluhapp.webnode.ru - купить слуховой аппарат недорого Жубера не было в конторе, и они, оставшись вдвоем, могли разговаривать шестнадцать в длину. Северино набрал в него очень горячей воды и – В идеале – пореже с нами сталкиваться, может быть, будет введен закон, который обяжет нас носить защитный обруч на голове – у нас пока такой закон не прошел. Нужно думать, как нам жить вместе еще много поколений. Другого выхода нет. В нашей стране с этой проблемой справились, хоть это было и непросто, в вашей пока телепаты прячутся. Нужны законы, которые бы сделали тайное явным, во всяком случае, мы бы не советовали раздувать вражду. Но мы отклонились от темы пресс-конференции, вы не находите? приятелем? К счастью, все обошлось благополучно, помощь их не первый встречный, но в любом случае он будет уничтожен той силой разума, Аолла попросилась жить к Лао. Она не хотела встречаться со Строггорном и считала, что квартира Лао будет для нее самым безопасным местом. Несмотря на это, однажды Строггорн возник прямо посреди гостиной. Аолле показалось, что он прошел сквозь стену. Это было вполне возможно, учитывая его способности. Как ни в чем ни бывало Строггорн сел в кресло напротив нее. вы, мистер Адамс, могли бы поручить мне какое-нибудь дело в Германии? временно прекращаю всякие операции! Перед нами – поляна. По бокам – два сооружения на сваях: очевидно, наблюдательные пункты. Кругом пустынно и тихо, но надо быть настороже. Боксер наверняка почуял чье-то присутствие. Что же делать? Джо был журналистом и привык оперировать фактами. Голые факты и поменьше эмоций. Но даже он с его опытом испытывал некоторые затруднения, стараясь уложить известные факты в логическую цепь.
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<h1>Azure devops plans</h1> <p><youtube></p> Azure devops plans <a href="http://remmont.com">Current news events</a> Azure devops plans <h1>Migration Tools for Azure DevOps</h1> <h2>naked Agility with Martin Hinshelwood</h2> <h1>Azure DevOps Migration Tools <img src="https://img.shields.io/chocolatey/dt/vsts-sync-migrator.svg" /> <img src="https://img.shields.io/github/release/nkdAgility/vsts-sync-migration.svg" /> </h1> <p>The Azure DevOps Migration Tools allow you to bulk edit and migrate data between Team Projects on both Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) and Azure DevOps Services. Take a look at the documentation to find out how. This project is published as code on GitHub as well as a Azure DevOps Migration Tools on Chocolatey.</p> <p> </p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nkdAgility/azure-devops-migration-tools/master/src/MigrationTools.Extension/images/azure-devops-migration-tools-naked-agility-martin-hinshelwood.png" /></p> <p><strong>WARNING: This tool is not designed for a novice. This tool was developed to support the scenarios below, and the edge cases that have been encountered by the 30+ contributors from around the Azure DevOps community. You should be comfortable with the TFS/Azure DevOps object model, as well as debugging code in Visual Studio.</strong> <strong>Community support is available through GitHub and StackOverflow; Paid support is available through our recommended consultants as well as our contributors and many DevOps consultants around the world.</strong></p> <h2>What can you do with this tool?</h2> <ul> <li>Migrate Work Items , TestPlans & Suits , Teams , & Shared Queries from one Team Project to another</li> <li>Migrate Work Items , TestPlans & Suits , Teams , & Shared Queries from one Organisation to another</li> <li>Bulk edit of Work Items accross an entire Project .</li> </ul> <h3>What versions of Azure DevOps & TFS do you support?</h3> <ul> <li>Work Item Migration Supports all versions of TFS 2013+ and all versions of Azure DevOps</li> <li>You can move from any Tfs/AzureDevOps source to any Tfs/AzureDevOps target.</li> <li>Process Template migration only supports XML based Projects</li> </ul> <h3>Typical Uses of this tool</h3> <ul> <li>Merge many projects into a single project</li> <li>Split one project into many projects</li> <li>Assistance in changing Process Templates</li> <li>Bulk edit of Work Items</li> <li>Migration of Test Suites & Test Plans</li> <li>Migrate from one Language version of TFS / Azure Devops to another (<em>new v9.0</em>)</li> </ul> <p><strong>NOTE: If you are able to migrate your entire Collection to Azure DevOps Services you should use Azure DevOps Migration Service from Microsoft. If you have a requirement to change Process Template then you will need to do that before you move to Azure DevOps Services.</strong></p> <h2>Azure devops plans</h2>
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<h1>Azure devops server 2019 licensing</h1> <p><youtube></p> Azure devops server 2019 licensing <a href="http://remmont.com">Top stories</a> Azure devops server 2019 licensing <h1>Azure DevOps Server pricing? #4219</h1> <h2>Comments</h2> <p>Copy link Quote reply</p> <h3>tompatib </strong> commented May 14, 2019 ? with docs.microsoft.com </h3> <p>This change is much appreciated. Will we have similar model coming to Azure DevOps Server 2019? I don't find the page if I select the on-prem version.</p> <h4>Document Details</h4> <p>? <em>Do not edit this section. It is required for docs.microsoft.com ? GitHub issue linking.</em></p> <p><ul> <li>ID: b5531731-8bd5-b178-9307-f01b3d2f23b3</li> <li>Version Independent ID: 8dea3b69-ad79-5045-3820-4a83a0bc4ce0</li> <li>Content: Sign up for Azure Artifacts</li> <li>Content Source: docs/artifacts/sign-up-azure-artifacts.md</li> <li>Product: <strong>devops</strong></li> <li>Technology: <strong>devops-artifacts</strong></li> <li>GitHub Login: @chcomley</li> <li>Microsoft Alias: <strong>chcomley</strong></li> </ul> </td></tr></tbody></table></p> <h3>chcomley </strong> commented May 14, 2019 </h3> <p>Hi @tompatib, thanks for reaching out! I've created a user story to have this version added to the documentation. In the meantime, I can tell you that for Azure DevOps Server 2019, if you have a Basic license you have access to Azure Artifacts. Please let me know if you have any further questions, thank you.</p> <h3>tompatib </strong> commented May 16, 2019 </h3> <p>Hi @chcomley, I know that the Azure Artifacts is available with the on-prem version, but prior versions and the 2019 RC had the per user per month subscribe model (free with MSDN Enterprise), which seems to changed to per size model for the Azure DevOps Services. Question if we will have the same per size licensing available for the Azure DevOps Server 2019.</p> <h3>chcomley </strong> commented May 16, 2019 </h3> <p>For Server 2019, Azure Artifacts is included with the Basic access</p> <p><strong>On-premises Azure Artifacts now included with Basic license</strong> <br />Users with a Basic license will now be able to use Azure Artifacts on-premises without needing to purchase an Azure Artifacts extension. This means with Azure DevOps Server 2019 (formerly Team Foundation Server), users with a Basic License can create and consume Azure Artifacts on-premises if they have a Basic license assigned. Please note that for previous versions of our server product, an Azure Artifacts extension is still needed to access this functionality.</p> <p>Hopefully this answers your question. Please let me know. Thanks!</p> <h3>chcomley </strong> commented May 17, 2019 </h3> <p>I'm going to close this issue, @tompatib. Please let me know if I can help any further. Thanks!</p> <p>You can?t perform that action at this time.</p> <p>You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.</p> <h2>Azure devops server 2019 licensing</h2>
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<h1>Azure devops delete repository</h1> <p><youtube></p> Azure devops delete repository <a href="http://remmont.com">New newspaper</a> Azure devops delete repository <h1>Delete default project Wiki in Azure DevOps</h1> <p>October 23, 2020</i> 2 minute read</p> <h2>Background</h2> <p>Azure DevOps supports 2 types of project Wikis:</p> <p><ul> <li><strong>project wiki</strong>: users are able to add / edit pages directly within the specified Wiki</li> <li><strong>code wiki</strong>: markdown files are defined in a Git repo and published to the Wiki</li> </ul> </p> <p style="clear: both">Upon creating a new wiki, you?re greeted with the following screen: <img style="float: left; margin: 0 10px 5px 0;" src="https://sanderh.dev/assets/images/wiki_1.png" /></p> <p>Whenever someone has already created a project Wiki, there seems to be <strong>no way</strong> to delete it going through the web UI ?? . This can get very annoying, especially when your team project contains a code wiki which lives next to the (default) project wiki. Clicking the <strong>Overview > Wiki</strong> menu will have users ending up in the default project wiki (which will be selected by default) instead of your code wiki, which can get confusing.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://sanderh.dev/assets/images/wiki_2.png" /></p> <p>Even though it seems like only the code wikis (obviously) have a git repo backing it, all content of provisioned wikis is stored in a dedicated repo as well. Deleting <em>this</em> repo will delete the project wiki in question.</p> <h2>Solution</h2> <p>We can do this by making use of the Azure DevOps REST API. Call the REST API using PowerShell or specialized tools like for example Postman. Have a look at one of my earlier posts which explains how to do so: Call Azure DevOps REST API with Postman</p> <p><strong>1) Let?s first get a list of all Wikis in our team project:</strong></p> <p><strong>Response:</strong></p> <p>You can see both of our wikis are listed, each having a different type property. The first one being the project wiki ( "type": "projectWiki" ), and the second one being or code wiki ( "type": "codeWiki" ). Note the repositoryId of the project wiki ( 1318cf4b-2653-4567-af6b-f8028d7d9e33 in this example), which we?ll be using in the next step.</p> <p><strong>2) Delete the project wiki in question by specifing the repositoryId (</strong> 1318cf4b-2653-4567-af6b-f8028d7d9e33 <strong>in this example). This will delete the underlying repository and get rid of the wiki:</strong></p> <p><strong>Response:</strong></p> <p><strong>3) Double check by re-running our first REST call:</strong></p> <p><strong>Response:</strong></p> <p>The above steps should have deleted your project wiki, leaving you with just the code wiki intact ??</p> <p>Updated:</strong> October 23, 2020</p> <h4>Comments</h4> <h4>You May Also Enjoy</h4> <h2>ARM what-if operation </h2> <p>November 01, 2020</p> <p>Validate ARM templates using the what-if operation</p> <h2>Setup Docker and Docker Compose on a Raspberry Pi </h2> <p>September 01, 2020</p> <p>Setting up Docker and Docker Compose on a Raspberry Pi</p> <h2>Flashing your Dell PERC H310 to IT firmware (UEFI) </h2> <p>Flashing your Dell PERC H310 storage card to IT firmware.</p> <h2>Call Azure DevOps REST API with Postman </h2> <p>Call the Azure DevOps REST API using Postman</p> <h2>Azure devops delete repository</h2>
<h1>Azure devops delete branch</h1> <p><youtube></p> Azure devops delete branch <a href="http://remmont.com">News highlights today</a> Azure devops delete branch <h1>Azure devops delete branch</h1> <p>Cleaning up Git branches is needed from time to time to keep the workspace organised.</p> <p>Using Azure DevOps most of the Git housekeeping tasks are automated. A typical default workflow follows these steps:<br />- From a sprint work item, a new remote (feature/bugfix) branch is created.<br />- Commit changes to the local branch.<br />- Push change to the remote repository.<br />- Create Pull Request to review the changes.<br />- Complete the Pull Request to merge the changes to the master branch.<br />- Delete the remote and local feature branch.</p> <p>If automatic completion of a Pull Request is enabled the remote feature branch is deleted after a successful merge operation.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://www.davici.nl/images/content/blog/azure-devops-git-branches-cleanup/AzureDevOps_automatic_completion.png" /></p> <p>Despite the default DevOps Git workflow some remote branches are not cleaned up. This is the case for a work item that is cancelled or not needed anymore. Or a Pull requested was completed without the automatic delete option enabled. From time to time visit the DevOps Branches page to review and clean up unneeded branches.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://www.davici.nl/images/content/blog/azure-devops-git-branches-cleanup/AzureDevOps_all_branches.png" /></p> <p>Before deleting a branch, use the Compare branches option to review changes between master and the selected branch.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://www.davici.nl/images/content/blog/azure-devops-git-branches-cleanup/AzureDevOps_delete_branch.png" /></p> <p>Deleting a branch can give the error message: ?Failed to delete feature. Force push permission is required to delete branches?.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://www.davici.nl/images/content/blog/azure-devops-git-branches-cleanup/AzureDevOps_delete_branch_warning.png" /></p> <p>It is needed to adjust the default branch security.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://www.davici.nl/images/content/blog/azure-devops-git-branches-cleanup/AzureDevOps_branch_security.png" /></p> <p>In the pop-up window enable the Force push option.</p> <p style="clear: both"><img src="https://www.davici.nl/images/content/blog/azure-devops-git-branches-cleanup/AzureDevOps_force_push_option.png" /></p> <p>Try again to delete the branch and it is gone.</p> <h2>Azure devops delete branch</h2>
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<h1>Recent Posts</h1> <h1>Archives</h1> <h1>James Still </h1> <h2>Software, Design, Architecture and Whatever Else</h2> <h1>From Soup to Nuts: Azure DevOps with Visual Studio 2017</h1> <p> This is the introductory post in a four part series walking through the process of creating a project in Visual Studio and building out a complete CI/CD pipeline to get that code into production on Azure using Azure DevOps.</p> <p>Here?s a rough outline of where I think this series will go. As soon as I have the content ready I?ll link to them from here:</p> <p>A little context? Lately I?ve been using the Eclipse plugin Subversive for source control on my java-based projects, which uses an on-prem SVN server. For C# projects I use the Visual Studio plugin VisualSVN. Back in the old days I used an on-prem TFS server. Before that VSS which I?ll just leave that right there. So I?ve used SVN for many years and I have no complaints about it in particular or concurrent version control systems in general. But this series isn?t about those tools or centralized version control. And it?s not about Git Bash or shelling out to the command line from GitHub Desktop or anything like that. Download the Pro Git book if you want to dive deep into that area.</p> <p>I?ve also used TFS v1.0 and before that NAnt and then CruiseControl somewhere along the line. Currently my place of work uses TeamCity for builds, NUnit for tests, Octopus for deployments and probably other things like DbUp for database scripting. And I?ve deployed straight to Azure from Visual Studio more times than I can count. But guess what? This series isn?t about any of those things either. In this series I want to help you to take your game up to the next level so that your pipeline to production is fully automated. And I want to keep it as simple as possible. So let?s get started at Part 1.</p> <h2>Visual studio 2017 connect to azure devops</h2>
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