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Hi all,
I'm using Azure Devops as VC-server but I'm 'stuck' with 3 environments. I have a new application I want to add to a VC-server but the wizard doesn't prompt me for a server and the application is uploaded to the wrong server. Where is this default VC-server set? This is with uniPaaS 1.9m TIA Florian
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Micha Weiss
Florian, There are some definitions in the EDP file Micha HUJI
From:
main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io>
On Behalf Of
Florian Groothuis
[Edited Message Follows] Hi all,
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I imported the application and checked the edp, there's nothing on the VC-server:
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Govert Schipper
Hi Florian,
Did you create a new application before importing it? If yes, did you check the option "Create a new project in the Version Control database"?
I don't think you can upload an existing application to a VC Server using Magic, only manually.
Govert
Van: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> namens Florian Groothuis <magic@...>
Verzonden: maandag 2 september 2019 09:10 Aan: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> Onderwerp: Re: [magicu-l] Default VC server I imported the application and checked the edp, there's nothing on the VC-server:
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Florian,
I’ve been using Azure DevOps since 2014 (then VisualStudio.com) and it has never given me an option of a server. As far as I know, it’s Microsoft’s VC and therefore they put your application wherever they want. I have separate Azure servers for running the application, but it’s not directly connected to the VC.
Here’s my path for my company’s VC:
<VCProjPath val="https://integrateone.visualstudio.com/defaultcollection|KC-ASUS|6f76ac31-ab95-448b-a4ae-d74ecc251b0e"/>
It’s Microsoft’s website to access the source, and my computer’s name that was the original one that added the source to Azure DevOps.
I have other code from a different client that always starts with their environment name (designated by the company) followed by Microsoft’s designation. The first one uses VCS for management, the others use Git.
On-Prem versions of VCS worked differently, but we’re talking Azure DevOps. If there’s another way I’d be interested to hear it.
Keith
From: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> On Behalf Of Florian Groothuis
Hi all,
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Hi Keith,
The problem is that the server UP wrtes the application to is a server from my former employer where I have (had) access to. I also have my own space (with the same MS-ID) where I want to put that application, but as I said, I'm not given the choice. I tried to work the other way around, move all the files to the server using VS2017 and then use the OpenFromServer-option but in all cases I got an error which had something to do with a project already existing somewhere. I will try to rename all and try again by moving the files and then open from server...
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Florian,
I had to do the same thing. If I remember correctly, I exported the application, setup the application connected to the new (my) location in DevOps, then did the import.
Keith
From: main@magicu-l.groups.io <main@magicu-l.groups.io> On Behalf Of Florian Groothuis
Hi Keith,
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The procedure I mentioned above didn't work. UP opens the application but it's not set to multi-user, i.e. no checkin/checkout option and everthing is modifiable.
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Ok, it worked! And it worked as follows:
- Create an application - Import the application - Choose Add to VC-server - Choose the server (yes, now you get prompted!) - Choose the project - Go!
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Roman Goldenberg
Hi Florian,
do you install version control provider on work station? magic required version control provider to connect to VC-Server. after installation if you have several client providers please check default source control provider location in registry , magic looking for this location to prompt for the server.
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