I am using java SDK for integrating PayPal in my project. I have used sandbox mode for creating billing plans for recurring payments. Now I have the live credentials, do I need to create my billing plans again in live mode?
Is there any migration process so that my billing plans for testing purposes can be used in production environment too?
You have create them yourself in live; there is no migration path.
The live and sandbox environments are completely, 100% separate by design.
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We have been tripped up twice recently as our development output has increased.
We have a; backend services, an Admin SPA site and a number of frontend applications including native apps. All in different repos
We also have a fully automated CI/CD pipelines for everything that works fantastically.
What has happened recently is the public applications have gotten ahead of the Admin SPA which is making the team look bad.
Has anyone seen a solution that requires minimum input for developers - the more I can rely on automation the better.
The goal is to keep feature deployments in concert
Tanks
So the plan is to go down versioning with Semantic versioning and a route on admin that returns a json response with the version number.
The build and deploy for admin takes in the version and returns it.
The deploy for reliant apps has a script that queries admin before starting.
There is still a bit of manual work for the developers but it is manageable.
Thanks #Bruno
our project "XY" is certified and deployed in production. We are migrating our production from bare metal to cloud platform. In the process we are changing DNS and domain. The only changes we are trying to achieve are update fulfillment and linking endpoints for this project.
According to: https://developers.google.com/assistant/smarthome/develop/launching#modify-action
We must go through 3 stages:
Resubmit your test suite results.
Fill out a new certification request form.
Resubmit your Action for review.
The first phase is not accomplishable:
In order to run the test suite:
A) Enabled device testing for current draft. (Success)
B) Link action to your google account using the same account you used to sign in to the actions console. (failed)
Why does the "B" fail ?
Enabling current draft for testing do not reflect changes in the fulfillment and linking endpoints.
During the linking process in the Google Home app there is no option to select draft under the [test] prefixed section. I can only see linking for the deployed version which is already certified but has old endpoints to fulfillment and linking. The test suite has no relevance against the deployed version. I want to test against the current draft.
I've come across the same problem:
Testing the Google Smart Home Action
What can I do for resubmit test suite results ?
Thanks for pointing this out, we are working to improve this process.
For testing of your new configuration, I'll bring over part of the answer from the question you linked:
Once your Action is deployed to production, the project will no longer reflect console changes to the test agent until those changes are submitted and reviewed. The recommended way to work around this constraint is to create a second project in the Actions console that you can use to test/validate your change.
For deploying production, I would recommend resubmitting your new Action version for review without using the test suite. During review, the certification team will reach out to you and work with you on the fact that this is an update to an existing Action.
When I'm working for external organization that owns Azure DevOps project, they usually create new AAD account for me in their organization.
Is it possible to use my Visual Studio (MSDN) Enterprise license with the account as well? (as well as with my own account, since I work on multiple projects)
Background:
In Azure DevOps, there are 5 users for free, additional licenses have to be bought unless the users have MSDN Subscription.
I have MSDN Subscription which shows as a user with Visual Studio Enterprise license in Azure DevOps.
However, when working for customers, I usually have to use different AAD account, which means they have to pay 5$/month even when I have the MSDN
From your description, you want to use an account that’s different from the one that your subscription is assigned to. You may go to http://my.visualstudio.com, click on Subscriptions, and then Add Alternate Account to add new account.
When I try to create a DevOps project In Azure portal
Home>DevOps Projects
When I click Add,ASP.NET Core, Web App Windows or Web App Linux
The only option for service plans is S1
The Pricing tier shows as S1 Standard
Is there any way to get a cheaper tier? Is there even a way to share the plan. There seems to be no choice on the create screen.
Yes, it is possible. Click the Change button to open Settings where you can change Pricing tier.
I have seen couple of Github profiles having "Developer Program Member". I searched on Google a lot but not able to find how people get that in their profile.
This is for developers registered to the GitHub Developer Program (like this GitHub profile, for instance)
Membership is open to individual developers and companies who have:
A paid GitHub.com personal or organization plan
(since 2019, you don't need a paid membership anymore)
An integration in production or development using the GitHub API
An email address where GitHub users can contact you for support
That allows for:
Staying in the know:
Be the first to know about API changes and try out new features before they launch.
Scratching an itch
Build your own tools that seamlessly integrate with the place you push code every day.
Taking on the enterprise
Obtain developer licenses to build and test your application against GitHub Enterprise.
By joining this Developer Program,
1) You'll receive ongoing notifications about changes to Github API.
2) You can request a development license for GitHub Enterprise.
3) You can also submit your work for consideration on the integrations page.
Go to this link:
https://developer.github.com/program/