I like to create custom command for a project. I'd like to have specific commands by project (not global). (Ex: compile, prettify, generate ...)
I'm pretty sure it's possible thru packages : but which one ?
best solution : i'd like to create a file in my project, which contains commands easily callable thru atom editor ...
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I have upgraded my cloud Artifactory to "7.52.0".
Prior to the upgrade I was using System Templates to deploy my pipelines.
Although after the upgrade there is still backward compatibility, The new way to deploy and use System Templates for creating new pipelines is not working for me.
From the release notes I got to this link to configure System Templates in the new way.
https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/System+Templates
So in my repository A I have 2 files 'pipelines.yml' and 'values.yml'
pipelines.yml is configured as follows:
valuesFilePath: ./values.yml
Include:
template: myTemplates/TestTemplate/1.0.0
My values file contains values for the TestTemplate.
Then I go to https://example.jfrog.io/ui/admin/pipelines/pipelineSources and I try to create a new pipeline from repository A.
Looking at https://example.jfrog.io/ui/pipelines/myPipelines/myPipelines I don't see any pipeline created from the template.
Is that the right way to implement the new System Template?
I have also made sure that the templates are in the Artifactory by checking:
https://example.jfrog.io/ui/pipelines/templates
and also in the Artifactory directory tree.
Currently I am using the REST API in order to CRUD my Template Sources(https://example.jfrog.io/ui/pipelines/sources) and also use the REST API to create a new pipelines sources from a system template (apparently this is the old way).
As after the upgrade creating a source pipeline doesn't sync the old/new templates nor does it create a new pipeline from a system template that is located in the Artifactory.
You need to use the syntax documented in the Global template link.
Using the "jfrog/PublishTemplate" global template documentation
https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/Global+Templates . I have noticed that in order to create and upload a system template you need to use the following syntax:
valuesFilePath: ./values.yml
include:
template: jfrog/<global_template_name>/<template_version>
According to the system template documentation this is the syntax that got me confused:
valuesFilePath: ./values.yml
Include:
template: jfrog/PublishTemplate/1.0.0
So I have used capital "I" instead of small "i" and bad indentation in order to create a new pipeline from my system template, which failed.
You use the Global template "PublishTemplate" for uploading your system template into your artifactory.
And then use the uploaded templates in order to create your new pipelines.
I wanted to customize my alllure report by adding 3 more extra fields to the xml file (Report) which gets generated in local system.
#Step is not working.
I tried by adding #Step annotation at parameterized method. But content in the #Step annotation is not reflecting in the xml report.
When i searched in google for this query, many were telling to add AspectJWeaver dependency in the pom.xml.
But, my project is not maven project and i don't have pom.xml.
In fact, i have aspectjweaver-1.8.9 jar in libraries.
Please guide me, is this configuration issue which i have to do to make #Step annotation work?
You just need to add it as javaagent to your VM options (e.g. in run configuration for IntelliJ IDEA). For win something like that
-javaagent:C:/Users/username/.m2/repository/org/aspectj/aspectjweaver/1.8.5/aspectjweaver-1.8.5.jar
I have just set up MRTG server. Now It can get SNMP info from our router.in the first we create config file by using cfgmaker, everything is ok. We can get graph well. We have edit something on our config file about maxbytes or something like that. Afterthat we have just bring up new interface on our router. When we run cfgmaker again, it will create config file with new interface, but all thing that we edited, has been reset to default.
How can I create config file for specific interface that I can point out it. I don't want it run again for old interface that I create in previous. Please help me!!!
The cfgmaker utility will always generate a complete new configuration file. It will not modify an existing file.
If you have customisations that you need to be done, you have a few options.
Firstly, you could just cut and paste the new interface stanza from the newly generated configuration file into the old one.
Secondly, you could use the various options to cfgmaker to customise global options, or how the interfaces are filtered, labelled and identified; whether this is enough will depend on what your customisations are.
Thirdly, you could use a host template or interface template to fully customise the output, adding targets or options. Various templates are available at http://cfgmaker.steveshipway.org/ for download. This will require a little Perl coding knowledge.
We have migrated from 5.3 version to Tridion 2011 SP1
In compound templating setup, we have created one project called "CommonFunctions" which contains functions which are used frequently throughout the website.
This cs file is built to tridion content manager and we are trying to reference it in other project using
Add Exixting Item > CommonFunctions.cs > Add as link
But when i try to build my project(in which commonFunctions cs file is referenced) it gives me following error:
Cannot generate a template with name CommonFunctions since a generated template created for another assembly template is already present.
Can anyone help in this?
Thanks and Regards
Reason is very straight forward, if you go with the error message. You are trying to create two TBB's with same name(CommonFunctions).
I am suggesting you either to alter your already existing TBB or rename the new one.
Does your CommonFunctions class implement ITemplate? If so then this is why you're seeing the error. Doing so means that, when uploaded, Tridion will try to create a TBB for it, giving you the situation where you have a naming conflict. What's in the class? It should either be help functions or a "template" (TBB), but not both. At least, not if you want to reuse your existing functionality in this way.
You have several options as I see it. The first would be to upload the new assembly to a different folder than the one that is currently in use. The second would be to copy the class to your new project and rename it. The third would be to separate your helper functions from the TBB class in to one that doesn't implement ITemplate, which you could then reference as you're currently trying from your new project.
In our ASP.NET MVC project we have a Strings.resx file and the accompanying autogenerated Strings.Designer.cs file.
Tracking the Strings.Designer.cs file in source control creates a bunch of ugly merge conflicts and it's autogenerated anyway, so we decided to untrack it (remove it from source control and ignore the local copy of the file).
This works well, except that on a fresh checkout of the source the Strings.Designer.cs file doesn't exist. The PublicResXFileCodeGenerator that generates the file from Strings.resx balks with a warning:
"The custom tool 'PublicResXFileCodeGenerator' failed while processing the file 'Views\Setup\App_LocalResources\Strings.resx'."
And as a result, all of the strings in that file generate compile errors. This means you must manually right-click on each Strings.resx file in the project and choose "Run Custom Tool".
Is there any way to get the ResX code generator tool to run automatically even if Strings.Designer.cs doesn't yet exist?
(We've experimented with ResGen but it is finicky--it refuses to generate Strings files with the proper filename and namespace.)
You can use ResGen.exe to explicitly regenerate the .resources and .Designer.cs files from your .resx. Just throw a command that looks something like the following into your prebuild events:
ResGen.exe Strings.resx NameSpace.Strings.resources /publicClass /str:cs,"Your.Namespace",Strings,Strings.Designer.cs
...which will generate a Your.Namespace.Strings.resources file and a Strings.Designer.cs file w/ a "Strings" class in the "Your.Namespace" namespace.
(The /publicClass switch tells ResGen to generate public members, and "cs" is the C# language choice.)
Read more here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ccec7sz1(VS.80).aspx