there is a tool to delete the UGC node in SRP,
but i was looking for a way to update the Property of blog Post at UGC Node in ASRP,
i knew we can do it from UI it self, But assume there are 1000 Blog posts,
and we need to Add a update a specific Property in UGC node.
Let me know if any one have idea.
Thanks
i found solution after raising ticket with Adobe day care and they have shared solution via Github,
check below link
https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/aem-communities-srp-tools
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How can I set that issue work-items should be required to have a parent item?
That would be very helpful in tracking work-items that are causing issues.
Thanks
So far, this action is not supported. We can make a requirement in “Organization Setting”→Process→Rule to restrict creating work item, but there’s no “Related work” and “Parent” option can be selected in “Make required”.
I found there’s already a similar feature request ticket submitted in Developer Community. If it meets your request, you can vote and add your comments in the ticket.
I'm looking for a CMS or a plugin (for any CMS) to create a multisite blog (using subdomains) with shared content, in the sense that from the HP of the blog "blog.com" you can reach the contents of "site1.blog.com", "site2.blog.com ", etc., that the categories of each blog and the authors are present in the HP menu and that all the contents of that category of each blog can be reached from the category pages of "blog.com".
Basically each subdomain must be autonomous, but the contents must be shared among all the blogs in the network.
It would also be useful to be able to suggest articles from other blogs in the network (eg articles suggested by "site1.blog.com" in "site2.blog.com").
What do you think is the best and fastest way to do it?
Alternatively, do you know if there is a way to retrieve blog.com/site1 content from the site1.blog.com URL without redirect?
Users should reach site1.blog.com[...] by clicking on articles starting with blog.com/site1/[...] and those who go directly to site1.blog.com/[...] should reach blog.com/site1/[...] (without URL changes).
I hope you can help me, I have searched but I have not found anything that could help me.
Thanks,
Michele
I want to pin a chart to the Azure DevOps Services dashboard that shows how many bugs in the current sprint have a linked test case or not.
I have been able to put up a query for the same but it appears that such queries can't be charted out. Is there an alternate way?
Here's the error that I get while creating a chart out of my query
Additionally, I would also like to know if there is a way to ensure that when I Resolve/Close a bug workitem in AzDo services, I can check if there is at least one associated test case work item with the bug. I have explored Bug rules but can't find out a clean way to get the link types associated with the work item. How can I achieve this?
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I have been able to put up a query for the same but it appears that
such queries can't be charted out. Is there an alternate way?
As for the error you got, it's one open issue here in our feedback forum, the product team is considering about it. But there might be some time before the feature comes true. You can track the issue to get notifications if there's any update. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Is there an alternate way?
If you just need a widget to display the results of the query, you can consider using Query Results widget, if supports tree or direct links. But if you do want the pie chart for WITs, I afraid it's not supported for now when using tree or direct links. You can check the related extensions here.
I have explored Bug rules but can't find out a clean way to get the
link types associated with the work item. How can I achieve this?
As I know we don't have such option in Azure Devops Boards.
If we close/delete one workItem, it won't display a prompt or what that tells us the related workItems are still active.
But I think that would be a great idea, so I suggest you can post one feature request here to share your idea to product team. Then we can share the feature request link here and people who interested in that would vote for you! Hope all above make some help :)
I'd like to add a new column in a Github issues report with the date when a specific label was added for the first time. Checking at the Issue Labels API on Github, I see no way of achieving this, as Label entities don't contain dates.
Is there another way to find out when a label was set to an issue?
No, there isn't currently a way to do this. The nearest thing would be the updated_at entry on an issue, but there's no way to guarantee that that update was the result of a label being set on the issue.
GitHub clearly has this information, as the timestamp from a label being applied is available in the web UI—I wonder if you might be better off scraping the page (and asking GitHub to provide this information via the API)?
I find a lot of information dispersed over the Internet. There is nothing concrete. If I can guide point to point, to know what I have to install on the machine, and so to create the historical data for the statistics.
I need to make the "linear graph" widget work properly.
Greetings and thanks!
Please, take a look into the README document available on the github repository. Take into account that this file has been updated recently.
The historymod module is part of an specific application (FIWARE LiveDemo app) and not recommended as general solution. Have a look to the following post about how to persist hitorical context information comming from Orion.