has anyone tried to set up Github Copilot in BAS? I cannot find it inside of the extensions list and the Github Copilot documentation nowhere mentions BAS/ Eclipse. As far as I understand BAS is based on Eclipse Theia and it has a VSCode look and feel.
Does anyone have any idea if it is possible to run Github Copilot in BAS?
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Github codespaces provides a prebuild option - documentation link
I do not use codespaces. Instead, I use VS Code locally.
I have my devcontainer setup as I like it.
It compiles and runs the way I want.
But the feature installation and other tasks are lengthy.
Can I prebuild this image just like what codespaces offers?
I cannot find a way to link my watson studio with github repo.
I followed these steps:
in watson studio I navigate to integrations and generate an access token.
I copy the string of 40 characters and pasted it in the box.
I navigate to my projects' settings and in the "integrations" section I added the address to my repo from github.
All that done, when I try to share one of my jupyter notebooks i get the following error:
"Se ha producido un error al publicar el notebook Vuelva a intentarlo
más adelante."
in Spanish.
In english should be something like:
"An error took place while publishing your notebook. Try again later."
There is no code, no reference, just try again later. This happens since 3 weeks, renewing the keys, redoing the accounts, etc.
I don't know where to find for further clues to find the problem.
Any help will be really appreciated since having troubles in something so basic is very annoying.
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Ok, the issue is that github doesn't name the default branch as master anymore.
Watson Studio looks for this branch and if it doesn't find it gives the above error.
Creating a new branch named "master" and making it the default branch solved the issue.
I use Visual Studio 2015+TFS for my work projects. Visual Studio 2015 works flawlessly with TFS - of course.
I am doing a few personal projects (pet projects) on my leisure time and I have them on GitHub.
None of my projects use GitHub or TFS at the same time. It is either TFS or Github.
I am thinking to install GitHub Extensions for Visual Studio.; however, I am concern that it might have some side effect with my work projects that are hosted on TFS.
I wanted to consult here and check if anyone has encountered any interference between GitHub Extensions for Visual Studio and TFS client?
There is no side effect with using GitHub Extensions for GitHub and TFS, just make sure you have separate workspaces for GitHub projects and TFS projects.
When you work on GitHub projects, login GitHub and clone or create projects, then VS will connect to your GitHub:
When you work on TFS projects, connect to your TFS, and VS will connect to your TFS:
Trying to follow the instructions at http://developer.cloudbees.com/bin/view/DEV/GitHub+Commit+Hooks+HOWTO
but I don't see the github plugin in the list of available or installed jenkins plugins.
What am I doing wrong?
Ok, so I contacted CB support and they told me what the docs said: install the plugin. I go to confirm that I still don't have the plugin available to me, and it's now available. Not sure if they changed something or it was just a glitch, but I'm now able to follow the docs and get github working.
The Cloudbeeds blog does list the requirements:
Requirement for Plug-in Use
Jenkins 1.400 or newer
Jenkins Git Plugin version 1.1.12 or newer
At least one GitHub hosted project to build ;-)
Step-by-Step Instructions on How to Use it: Installation
Go to your Jenkins instances root page.
If your Jenkins instance has security enabled, login as a user who has the Overall | Administer permission.
Select the Manage Jenkins link on the left-hand side of the screen.
Select the Manage Plugins link.
On the Available tab, select the Github Plugin and click the Download and Install button at the bottom of the page (if you do not got the Git Plugin installed, do not worry, Jenkins is smart enough to install/upgrade the Git plugin, where required).
Restart Jenkins once the plugins are downloaded (Note: users of Jenkins 1.442 or newer should be aware that the plugin currently requires a restart to function correctly).
So there could be many reasons (like the Jenkins version) why you don't see the Jenkins GitHub plugin, the most usual one being to be logged on a non-Administor account.
As the OP TomL confirms in his answer, if the plugin is still not visible to be installed, only CB support can make it visible.
I know there is a github jira plugin, which is a .jar https://github.com/atlassian/jira-github-connector-plugin , how do I add this to an online hosted jira solution.
Basically we'd like to see commit activity, update time in jira tickets with a github commit message and the "source" tab should show github project rather than the default svn that jira provides.
Regards,
Noj.
Came across this question today while searching, figured I would add in the link from Jira. Must not have been available at the time this question was asked.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRASTUDIO/Integrating+GitHub+with+JIRA+Studio
If you're talking about JIRA Studio, they do not support any plugins except the ones they provide:
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRASTUDIO/JIRA+Studio+Plugin+Policy