Inside my pods project
I have a list of pods targets with their different icons
and every time I install/upload the pods, the blue seems to reset themselves. I have to set the team individually for each one.
Is there some kind of legend for these icons? Why does the problem only occur with the blue ones?
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In past echarts versions where was a focusNodeAdjacency action which allowed to focus on a node in a graph.In newer versions this action is removed, and I can't seem to find anything that replaces it with the same functionality. Highlight comes close but does not function like I want.
Is there any way around this? I would like to make only a node and its neighbors be visible on click on the node.
I have two projects in a workspace.
In each project I have some files that are named the same.
I sometimes edit one instead of the other.
Is it possible to distinguish the files depending on the project they are in - like having a color for each project?
I use toolbar colors. For example, a solution with client and server sub-projects has different setting files to get green toolbar for one project and blue one for another. This really helps me. Setting files: file1, file2.
Why is the colour of tasks inside Visual Studio Team Services suddenly the same blue as the Backlog items? Before is was yellow and therefore easy to distinguish.
It is just everywhere where it was yellow before, now blue:
This affects not only this window but it is also in the "tree".
The process shows it still yellow (I use the scrum template with small customisation):
It should be yellow according to the process:
VSTS is updating, the updated VSTS could custom the color for work item of Inherited processes:
Go to Process admin page
Select an Inherited Processes
Select Task
Click … > Edit and change color
We also seeing this on our VSTS.
I suspect this is to do with the change to icons instead of coloured bar, as described here: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-gb/articles/news/2017/jun-22-team-services#work-item-type-icons
Work item type icons We have made a global commitment to make our products fully accessible to our customers. As part of that
commitment, we have been working to find and address many
accessibility issues—anywhere from keyboard patterns to visual design
and layout.
Work item tracking has relied solely on color in many experiences to
convey work item type. However, this is problematic for our
color-blind or low-vision users who may not be able to distinguish
between items due to similarities in color. To increase the
scanability of work item types for all our customers, we have
introduced icons to our visual language of work item types. You can
customize your work item types by choosing from our icon library.
Color bars conveying type on the backlog and queries grids have been
replaced with colored icons.
Perhaps the rollout isn't fully complete yet...
See also: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/73306/cards-colour-is-only-blue.html
There was an issue with VSTS that was resolved last week. See https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/73306/cards-colour-is-only-blue.html
When I'm coding, I often find it useful to take advantage of the // TODO task feature built into eclipse. I recently discovered I can assign priorities to my various tasks, both the built in ones and my custom ones.
So this is great. However, I would like to hide my low priority tasks from my task view sometimes, focusing only on high and normal priorities. I can kind of achieve this by sorting by priority, but if I do this I lose the sorted by path as well, which means that tasks that are grouped in the same file and package are not really grouped anymore.
tl;dr Can eclipse hide low priority tasks from it's task view? If it can't is there a plugin I can get that does that for me?
You can configure the contents of the Tasks view using its dropdown menu (small rectangle in the top right corner of the view). Select the Configure contents... option from the menu.
Then you could set conditions what to display (e.g. priority).
I'm trying to find a legend that can help explain the different colors NetBeans uses to describe the state of a file.
Some of my file colors are:
Grey
Blue
Green
Any others I have yet to discover
If it helps, I'm using Netbeans 6.7 with CVS. What are these colors?
Green means new.
Blue means modified.
Grey means ignored and/or deleted. (Documentation contradicts the tooltip hint!)
If you go into the View menu, you can turn on Show Versioning Labels. That will put text next to each file explaining its state (and what each color represents).
Image from Netbeans.org
Using the online help and searching for icon/icons and or badge/badges should give you the information you want.
Alternatively take a look at BadgedIcons which at least explains some of the colors and icons (e.g. for version control)