I have a commit made by a developer on the remote Git repository hosted on VSTS that needs to be reverted. From Visual Studio, without command prompt how to revert the commit?
I am creating some general purpose libraries (dll's), to reuse them in .Net Core 2.0 and .Net Framework 4.7 projects. I want to have .Net Core projects on linux and .Net Framework 4.7 projects for Windows. Can a library developed with .Net Core 2.0 be used in .Net Framework 4.7 projects normally?
After creating my first console app with .Net Core 1.1 on Windows 10 with Visual Studio 2017 I copied it to my Linux server - Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS (already with .Net Core framework installed).
I have successfully executed the command:
Windows
> Dotnet miApp.dll
Linux
$ Dotnet miApp.dll
Now I want to have a standalone executable , without needing dotnet to run. As I do?
I want to perform like this:
Windows
> MiApp.exe
Linux
$ ./minhaApp
On Windows for a console app I use the App.config , appSettings section to store some configuration parameter, see example:
<Configuration>
<AppSettings>
<Add key="param1" value="value1 "/>
<Add key="param2" value="value2 "/>
</ AppSettings>
</Configuration>
Using .Net Core for a console app on Linux, where I save the configuration, is there something like App.config?
A tablespace is a data file that stores multiple tables, like a zip file? What is the relationship between tablespace and data file?
I'm starting a Windows Form C# project, a commercial application that the user downloads, installs, and uses, with no hassle. Is it possible to configure Visual Studio Installer Projects to install alongside PostgreSQL without the user noticing? A silent installation.
I have started a project in Visual Studio Team services with an account associated with my personal email, now I want to change the owner email of this account to my client's email, what do I do?