I have looked many Xamarin articles and Github materials. All the given examples show how to add a project within a solution, but not the solution itself.
I am trying to add solution that has a Portable library and iOS project to GitHub. Can anyone tell me how to add the whole solution to Github from Visual Studio 2017 for Mac?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Install GitHub extension for Visual Studio 2017 HERE
Then you can go through the tutorial HERE
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For Visual Studio for Mac, please follow this guide: HERE
If you face issue / error while following the guide, you may post it here with the specific error again.
Alternatively, you can also use other Git client in Mac. I'm currently using Tower in my Mac to connect to BitBucket and it works great.
GitHub Desktop
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I have just started exploring Visual Studio code. I have installed VS 2017 , and i want to create a Share point project. But I cannot see Share point Add-In in installed or Online section.
Can any one please help
According to this article, this could be your problem:
This issue occurs because of the Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2017 is not installed.
You would have to add the extension using the Visual Studio installer.
Usually, Visual studio 2019 has TeamExplorer, But In My VisualStudio(Community version) this feature seams missing
Github integration comes with an extension. Can you try to install it from the marketplace ?
Link: GitHub Extension for Visual Studio
Visual Studio has a solid support for reviewing pull requests. There's good article on Microsoft website that explains it very well.
Install the extension from here.
I am trying to Deploy Acumatica Framework Tools using the Framework Configuration Wizard and I getting the following error:
Exception occurred while installing resources.
Inner Exception:
Can't find the Visual Studio template items location.
I have Visual Studio 2017 Enterprise running on Windows 10 Pro. Both are up to date.
Any ideas on how to correct this. I’m going to the Acumatica Summit next week and need to do the T100 and T200 course.
Thanks
Tom
The wizard is likely looking for the VS2015 registry folder. Until installers are fixed to check in the VS2017 location I recommend you create the VS2015 registry folders with these 4 dummy string keys pointing to VS2017 folder.
The key values in the picture below point to the default VS2017 folders. I tested this workaround a couple months ago on a colleague computer and we experience no ill effects:
I faced the same problem, but I could not change my registry due to company policy. My regedit.exe was unavailable:
So, to fix this issue I installed Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition .
That fixed the issue.
Do not forget to restart your computer after installation, otherwise - you will get the same error. If you solve this problem with installation of VS2015, you will be able to use Visual Studio Template
in VS2015 only. It will not be available in other versions of Visual Studio.
I have several projects on GitHub and on Visual Studio Team Services. In VS 2015 I simply connected to a server, selected and connected to a project. In Team Explorer I saw all solutions in Solution part. In Visual Studio 2017 I don't see any solution. If I check it again in VS 2015 (on the same computer), it works fine. Is there something more to do in VS 2017 to see the solutions in Solutions part?
You appear to be using TFVC for this example.
Have you defined a workspace – or at least looked at the workspace in Source Code Explorer – so VS2017 knows you have the local files?
(AIUI the solutions list is based on a search of the local workspace.)
Tried to find where I read this yesterday but I can't remember, but according to Microsoft on the developer forums, this is as intended. You need to click "show folder view" to see your solution.
does anyone know if there is a GitHub plug-in available for InstallShield 2008 Premier Edition? I haven't had much luck googling it. I submitted a question to GitHub Support and they actually suggested submitting a question on Stack Overflow (which I likely would have done anyway). If anyone can assist it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Regards,
Randy Maddocks
InstallShield supports MSSCCI plugins on its own, or when used inside Visual Studio, InstallShield can interact with the source control provider used by Visual Studio.
I don't believe there are any MSSCCI GitHub plugins, and I'm unclear whether you have Visual Studio. Personally I find it straightforward to work with the GitHub desktop client.