deployment

问题 I have put a library that my team uses into a nuget package that is deployed from TeamCity into a network folder. I cannot debug into this code though! SymbolSource is one solution I have read about but I would much rather find some way to have access to the .pdb/source files directly from Teamcity. Does anyone know how to do this? Edit. When I check 'Include Symbols and Source' in the Nuget Pack build step TeamCity creates a .Symbol.nupkg in addition to the .nupkg file in the network folder.

问题 I've run into a curious issue - apparently some Node.js module have so deep folder hierarchies that Windows copy command (or PowerShell's Copy-Item which is what we're actually using) hits the infamous "path too long" error when path is over 250 chars long. For example, this is a folder hierarchy that a single Node module can create: node_modules\nodemailer\node_modules\simplesmtp\node_modules\ xoauth2\node_modules\request\node_modules\form-data\node_modules\ combined-stream\node_modules

问题 I have an ASP.Net MVC application which runs fine on my local development machine. But when deployed to IIS7 gives the following error when trying to log in: Format of the initialization string does not conform to specification starting at index 0 Most people who post this error resolve it by changing their connection string in some way. However my connection string on the local and deployed application are the same. The connection string is like this: <add name="ApplicationServices"

问题 I have an ASP.Net MVC application which runs fine on my local development machine. But when deployed to IIS7 gives the following error when trying to log in: Format of the initialization string does not conform to specification starting at index 0 Most people who post this error resolve it by changing their connection string in some way. However my connection string on the local and deployed application are the same. The connection string is like this: <add name="ApplicationServices"

问题 I have an ASP.Net MVC application which runs fine on my local development machine. But when deployed to IIS7 gives the following error when trying to log in: Format of the initialization string does not conform to specification starting at index 0 Most people who post this error resolve it by changing their connection string in some way. However my connection string on the local and deployed application are the same. The connection string is like this: <add name="ApplicationServices"

问题 We are currently distributing a WinForms app without .pdb files to conserve space on client machines and download bandwidth. When we get stack traces, we are getting method names but not line numbers. Is there any way to get the line numbers without resorting to distributing the .pdb files? 回答1: You can't get a stack trace with line numbers directly from your application unless you bundle the PDB. However , if you have the PDB files for the same version of the app that you ship to your

问题 I'm developing an enterprise application. When I was testing it in iOS8 beta I saw the following alert view: Untrusted App Developer Do you trust the developer "iPhone Distribution: ---" to run apps on you iPad? It only appears the first time. Can I avoid it somehow? And what is it related to? 回答1: You cannot avoid this unless you distribute an application via the App Store. You get this message because the application is signed via an enterprise certificate that has not yet been trusted by

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问题 We have a web application that's deployed to many websites with only frontend changes, the shared backend portion has it's DLL in the GAC so we only have to update that one dll and all the sites get the update. Is there a way to override the GAC with a DLL in the /bin folder to test out new features before they get released? 回答1: If it has the same version number as the referenced DLL, the GAC gets used. If you increment the version number, rebuild the website referencing the new version

问题 I wrote a fairly simple application with C#/.NET and can't figure out a good way to publish it. It's a sort of a "tool" that users would only run once, or run every few months. Because of this, I'm hoping that there is a way I could deploy it where it wouldn't need installing to run (it could just be run by double clicking an EXE file straight after downloading). However, it still needs (somehow) to include the correct version of .NET, libraries, etc. so it will run correctly. I know this is