is there a way i can add a new feature to the orientdb studio? I mean, I need to display a popup window with a timeline of events that each user has made in a frame of time, for now when we click on a node a set of features appeared to modify, see connections to the vertex and connection from the vertex. SO can I add a feature?
You can make a feature request on github.
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I was recently moving around through VS Code trying to become familiar with the UI and all of it's ins and outs. Along the way, I wanted to check the blame for a file I was working in. I accomplished this by clicking on the file annotations button (highlighted):
When I did, I hovered over the time and was greeted by a "toast" styled "tooltip" if you will:
I'm connected to an Azure Dev Ops repo, and my profile picture on there is the same as here, so that made me curious. Where does this "user" image come from?
Where does the “user” image come from in the blame window for VS Code?
When you connect to an Azure DevOps, this "user" image come from in the blame window is comes from the Azure Devops profile:
I have been tasked with running point on implementing Azure DevOps on my team at work.
We are using the CMMI process and tracking bugs at the requirement level.
Recently, it was brought to my attention that when we marked a Bug work item as active, manually change the state and not drag the card to the next swimlane, it simply disappears from the board. The work item can still be viewed on the task board, but is no where to be found on the requirements board until the state is changed again.
Has anyone else run into this problem and know of a fix?
Thanks
The issue is the configuration of the board itself. The default does not include bugs, so when you create your columns, the bug configuration for "Develop" gets set incorrectly.
Go to your settings for your board by clicking the gear icon in the upper-right of the board
Once into the settings, choose "Columns" from the list of items on the left of the modal window and then choose the column where the Bug items keep disappearing (the Develop column in my case), and you'll see some drop-downs for Bugs and Stories for "State Mapping".
If you change the bug setting here to "Active" and then save, the bugs should reappear on your Develop board. You'll want to do the same check for any other columns.
You can update Working with bugs setting for boards to Bugs are managed with tasks.
You will need team administrator or a project administrator permissions to change this setting:
If I create a new project and select the Agile process, my user stories will be grouped in iterations Eg "MyProject/Iteration 1".
However, If I create the project using Basic process and after the project has been created, changes the process to Agile I can group my user stories by Sprint Eg "MyProject/Sprint 1".
The latter is what I want, however as the process was set to Agile when the project was created (not by me), I'm trying to figure out how to change it to use Sprints as default?
Side note:
I cannot create a new project as I lack privileges
I cannot create a new process as I lack privileges
I cannot change to another process because I've already created a bunch or user stories
Although I can create sprints manually, I want it to be default.
Thank you!
From this document, we can know that iteration and sprints represent the same concept in the agile process.
Define Iteration Paths (aka sprints) and configure team iterations
So if you want to visually use Spirits as the default, you can add a new iteration named Spirit in team configuration, or change the name of the existing iteration to the Spirit style. Then set it as Default iteration. As shown in the following figure:
Because your current project is already Aglie process, the initial display must be MyProject/Iteration 1. If you want to display like MyProject/Sprint 1, you have to modify it later.
There are two ways to change the display: changing the process or manually modifying it.According to your Side note, obviously neither is feasible.
If you really want Spirits as default in agile progress project without any manual modification,you could submit a feature request in our Develop Community site. Our PM and product team will kindly review your suggestion.
There is no way to do this without changing the Process of your project.
I am trying to connect my code to a ClearCase Stream. Currently I'm operating under the belief that, once connected to ClearCase, the "Deliver Stream" activity from the drop-down menu will perform this task.
However, all the literature I have read is just vague enough that it isn't clear if this will overwrite the code that is currently in that stream, or if that code will overwrite the code that is currently in my workspace.
I do not want to lose my workspace code, nor do I want to overwrite my ClearCase code if I can help it.
Will this "Deliver Stream" activity do either of these things? And, more importantly, will it actually connect my code to source control?
If not, and this is really the heart of my question, then how do I connect my RAD 7.5 workspace to a ClearCase source controlled file sharing system?
It won't affect your workspace, but I would recommend doing those operations outside of RAD first, to be sure of what is actually taking place:
I am trying to connect my code to a ClearCase Stream
First: is your code versioned in ClearCase in the first place: is your workspace part of a (snapshot) ClearCase view attached to an UCM Stream?
If not, you need to create an UCM dynamic view attached to the right stream, and use clearfsimport to add your files.
Once the import is done, create a snapshot view on the same stream to be used in RAD (since, as I mentioned in your previous question, dynamic views aren't well suited for compilation)
if this will overwrite the code that is currently in that stream, or if that code will overwrite the code that is currently in my workspace
A Deliver Stream is about:
deliver and integrate change sets to the integration stream once an activity has been completed.
For example, if your task was to create a new feature A, you can deliver a change set relating only to new feature A into the integration stream.
That means your current workspace represents a snapshot view loaded and attached to a child stream "FeatureA", and "Deliver Stream" would trigger an UCM deliver between your current (child-)stream FeatureA and the parent Integration stream.
See more at "Integration stream vs integration view in ClearCase".
If you do a "Deliver Stream" from RAD:
As you deliver your changes to a stream, we suggest that you have two different instances of Rational Application Developer open:
one workspace will have your development workspace which contains the complete changes,
and the other will have the integration workspace open.
If you invoke the Deliver Stream option from the integration workspace, your changes automatically appear in the workspace.
If you deliver from your development workspace, you will have modified the file system outside of Rational Application Developer.
I am trying to look into a project and see all the changes that has been done by a specific developer. Is this possible with ClearCase?
(I only have access to the repository through ClearTeam Explorer, I don't have command line access to it. I appreciate if you keep that in mind as well answering my question)
You can try and use the ClearTeam Navigator view in order to display all UCM activities for a given stream: that should be enough to sort those by author and see that way all changes done were by a specific user.
Selecting an activity would allow you to see its change set (list of versions created and recorded for said activity).