How to read Gradle’s registry.bin?
Try deleting the /Users/Friso/.gradle directory and rebuild.
Try deleting the /Users/Friso/.gradle directory and rebuild.
You have to mark the Setup project as a 64-bit installer. Your Setup project’s TargetPlatform property in the Properties window, change it from x86 (the default) to x64. Also make sure you deploy the 64-bit version of log4net and that your C# project’s TargetPlatform setting is Any CPU. And make sure that you actually need … Read more
I’ve achieved the same results using the GAC in the past, but you should question your reasons for having to reference more than one version and try to avoid it if possible. If you must do it, a binding redirect may help in your case. Also, have you read this yet?
In my opinion you transpile TypeScript code to ES6 by using typescript and then re-transpile it to es5/es3 using babel to use in most javascript run times. Now because typescript compiler gives you es6 javascript you can do tree-shaking which is only supported for es6 module. And after tree-shaking your es6 javascript you can now … Read more
O.K. seems like this is a major unresolved bug in Cordova Version 5 and up. Here is the link to the ticket. I had no problem when removing the offending code from my build.gradle
The flag is -with-rtsopts, not –with-rtsopts, so you should add -with-rtsopts=-N to the ghc-options field. GHC Flag Reference. Note that this will also require you to link with runtime support by adding -rtsopts to the ghc-options.
You need to open the csproj file in a text editor and manually enter your environment variables in the OutputPath section. Visual Studio escapes the ‘$’, ‘(‘ and ‘)’ when you try to do this from the IDE.
With Maven, things are relative to the directory containing the pom.xml (which is represented by the ${basedir} property and is called the base directory). There are however some situations where you could have to specify a relative path: if a <parent> pom is not directly above a given module using a <relativePath> element (see this … Read more
For me, all I needed to do was modify the Project Properties (right click the project in the Solution Explorer –> Project Properties), then under the Application tab, select an appropriate Target Framework. It was unset for me by default.
Found the answer! According to this gradle forum post, there’s no public interface for coloring the output of the logger. You are free to use the internal classes, but those may change in future versions. In the gradle script, put at the top: Older Gradle: import org.gradle.logging.StyledTextOutput; import org.gradle.logging.StyledTextOutputFactory; import static org.gradle.logging.StyledTextOutput.Style; Gradle 3.3+: import … Read more