Activities of "bilalhaidar"

Jeff, that was so helpful!

I came to conclusion better to use Git and follow those steps you mentioned.

Add to this, if I group my code changes in for example 1 folder that would be great as it makes merging easier. Also, in some case, I need for sure to update existing files outside that "magical" folder, like in this case adding a field to AbpSession, but a least and hoping this would be special case.

Makes sense?

Hi Jeff,

I decided to pause on my project (although I will be losing few days) to learn Git and how to use Git in VS 2015. I guess this is better for later.

I read again your post on GitHub. I understand all details. I have a question when you merge from Framework-Master to Master (or another branch) using command line or VS 2015, as you know new Framework files will not include any changes I've made to files in the Framework, so my question, will Git (command line or S) tell you those lines are missing from the files you are merging from, do you want to include them or, remove them, etc.?

Thanks

Oh, this I want too! Any help would be appreciated.

No, each solution uses its own DB. Each DB + Solution is on one machine. So I have 2 machines. On the machine I can make it work fine, on this machine now it doesn't work.

I can run now on a new fresh dB and see if problem exists. but I am worried when I go production to have to drop the db etc.

I've emailed you the solution.

Many thanks

Hi Ismail, you have the code in your inbox :-) Whenever you have time to check it, I appreciate it.

Bilal

The point is I use TFS and not git.

OK, I will give this a try. Can you guide me through an "Effective" article or video on basics needed before using Git?

Thanks

Oh sorry I didn't know that.

I emailed the code to your email. Let me know if you received it pls.

Regards Bilal

Oh okay, I will try that tool then and see how it goes.

So I use the tool to see what new files were added in the new release and add them to my project or the other way around?

What about nuget packages?

Is there somewhere online a place where you show the files affected?

Thanks

Hello,

I am now running an application using the release of 2 versions before.

Now, in case I want to make use of the latest source code, I am thinking of the following strategy, please have a look at it and let me know if im missing something:

1. Create a new project base on the latest release and using same company name and project name and project type.
2. Backup my local files
3. Copy and paste all files from the downloaded file and override all my local files (including sln files?)
4. Bring back my files that I've added on top of the framework and put them again in the solution
5. Merge common files (those that I have edited). Use the new file and add my changes to make sure anything new added is there
6. Upgrade all nuget packages
7. Build and Compile

Any step missing above? Shall I need to do any Update-Database? Shall I override the existing .sln files?

Many thanks Bilal

Hi, For some reason, on another machine, where I work also on the same solution through TFS, I am able to create new Tenant and login to it.

Is it something related to DB? Shall I send the solution still?

Thanks