No this is not possible I’m afraid we had the same problem. You need to create a placeholder.txt file in each empty directory if you want the precompilation tool to generate these empty folders. Failing that you can create a command line app that will create the folders in your post build events (but only … Read more
I think you are logged in with two gmail account: That is why (/u/1,/u/0) may have been appended to script address (may be a bug). So what you have to do is remove /u/0 or whatever is appended. ForExample: https://script.google.com/macros/u/1/s/ffffsdds/exec becomes https://script.google.com/macros/s/ffffsdds/exec
When you run “project > Build” , eclipse will compile all sources in folders on the build path to the .class files and put the .class files into the output folder you specified. Both of these folders can be configured from Project-> Properties-> Java Build Path . Note that eclipse has the incremental build feature … Read more
I also bumped to this problem. I was receiving the following error, when trying to publish MVCForum 1.7: Copying file App_Data\NuGetBackup\Hello.txt to obj\Release\Package\PackageTmp\App_Data\NuGetBackup\Hello.txt failed. Could not find file ‘App_Data\NuGetBackup\Hello.txt’. François Breton’s comment helped me achieve the solution. It’s simple: Open your .csproj file with a text editor (Notepad, Notepad++) Visual Studio will open it as … Read more
It looks like a package with that name was already published by someone else, so you’d need to use a different name in your package.json file and then npm publish again. Else, you can look if you’re trying to publish the same version that’s already published.
How can I make a GitHub Workflow depend on the success of another workflow? [duplicate]
Travis CI can publish to npm when you push a version tag to reduce the overhead of releasing a change. Enable in your .travis.yml with: deploy: provider: npm api_key: “YOUR API KEY” on: – tags: true Check the travis docs for details. There’s also a step-by-step guide in this post.
In my experience this can happen when files are added/removed from different branches of your source control and an imperfect merge causes the project file structure and the actual file structure to diverge. This could be one of several options: A file was deleted but the project still references it. Will fail to compile, will … Read more
The file name is actually going to be $(ProjectName).Publish.xml, and should be in the same folder as your .csproj file. If you enable the “Show All Files” option in Solution Explorer it will appear, and you can include it in your project from there. That will get it into source control. One thing to be … Read more