I tested on a few workflow processes [Under workflow] and I would like to delete some of the unused ones....but the problem is how do I delete them? I tried deleting from the Repository Manager, but there doesn't seem to be delete button for it......
Try hitting the Delete key on your keayboard after you select the desired workflow from the Navigator window (usually on the left side of the screen in Workflow Manager). A window should pop up asking for a confirmation if you want to delete the object from the Repository.
But indeed - there is no delete button on UI.
Menu | Edit | Delete
would do the trick...
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I have a problem with the drag & drop when I use the designer.
I tried to add a "Fork-Join" but I can't connect the Branches with the Join.
When I try to drag them, it moves the whole workflow.
What am I doing wrong?
From the documentation:
To connect an outcome to an existing activity:
Press and hold the SHIFT button while left-clicking the outcome from which you wish to connect.
Left-click on the target activity (no need to keep pressing SHIFT)
If that doesn't work, then it must be a bug. In which case I would encourage you to file a bug.
I wanted to delete the organization in my MongoDB account but when I try to do that, MongoDB forces me to delete all the projects first. I deleted all my projects except one. When I try to delete this project, a pop up appears like this
But even if I terminate the cluster and delete the charts, I'm unable to get rid of this pop which is preventing me from deleting the project.
You can see I don't have any charts here
Nor do I have any clusters
I got the same issue I deleted the project using these simple step..
In project dashboard click on three dot icon which is left of delete icon.
Click on "Visit Project Settings"
Scroll down to the bottom
You will see an option "Delete Charts" click on red Delete button
Come back to project dashboard and now you can delete it without any error
I hid some files of a SVN repo by using the 'Remove from view' option. It's stated that they would show again in case of modification.
http://imgur.com/HEPRcF8
But now, Eclipse shows conflicts in my project, with absolutely 0 files with conflict.
http://imgur.com/2ZCOnwS
I'm thinking that it might be one of those files, but I can't find any way to show them again. So:
Is there a way to reset the repo view in Eclipse?
Is there another way to see where the conflict stated by Eclipse is coming from? When I use the svn command line, I don't see any conflict..
According to the Eclipse doc the file should reappear in the View if its conflicted:
Remove from View - removes the selected resource from the view. It
will reappear in the view if it's synchronization status changes.
File being in conflict should be considered as "synchronization status change", so I think that the removed-from-view file is not the conflicted one. I guess that you have a tree conflict in your working copy.
To determine the conflicted item, run the following command-line against your working copy:
svn status -q
The output of the command will show conflicted items only.
When I am having to manually merge a file using xmerge, I have to click through every change manually and select a number to be the version to use. But sometimes I just want to accept one version for every change. Is there a shortcut/setting for this?
One shortcut is the button Resolve and Advance.
Once clicked, you can then repeatedly click on one version button, until there is no more merge conflict to solve (then save and close)
I sometimes forget to uncheck the "preserve local changes" box when creating a shelfset in Team Foundation. As a result, I have a working copy which has comments, changed files, associated work items, etc. which I would like to revert to the "pristine" state as if I had just checked it out.
The way I have been doing this up till now has been to create a separate shelfset where I did uncheck that box, and the immediately delete the shelfset. But this seems to be a major pain in the neck.
Is there a "undo everything" button that I missed?
You have two options:
In Source Control Explorer, navigate to any parent that contains all your children (you could do this on $/, for instance) and right-click and select "Undo Pending Changes..." from the context menu.
In the Pending Changes View, select all the changes and right-click and select "Undo".
Both these should be functionally equivalent to undoing the pending changes when you shelve.