The triggers made using data factory requires active directory access. We don't have that. We are creating triggers using TeamFoundation.Build api like so:
//Create Trigger
ScheduleTrigger trigger = new ScheduleTrigger()...
I cant use Azure Data Factory. The api mentioned in this article is not using azure devops services .net sdk.
I don't have active directory access in my organization.
I can see abstract class BuildTrigger in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.WebApi that contains property DefinitionTriggerType enum with schedule or 8 number. but how can I implement it to my pipeline before queuing?
This is how I run pipeline:
var credential = new...
@Skydiver Thanks for the response.
I undestand your point and we have continuous integration applied to our Pipeline but our client is asking that we make a feature for scheduling these pipelines as well. We did it all through Team Foundation and Visual Studio service api in a c# api but...
Hello,
I am working with Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.WebApi & Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Build.WebApi. I can trigger pipeline using buildClient.QueueBuildAsync(build).Wait(); but unable to find a way to schedule a pipeline for a later time. Can you please point us in the right direction...
Yes it works. Thanks a lot. RowChanged event is subscribed to the DataTable and changes in rows are seen in my view Model.
So, what I can understand from this is until row changed event is triggered we can't view Grid changes in the DataTable?
Actually, you are adding rows from runtime windows constructor in c# which works fine but my problem is when I changed the data in the DataGrid(On the UI) itself, it is not notified. Why are changes in UI DataGrid not detecting in the ViewModel? I have binding set as two-way.
I have a Datagrid bound to Datatable through Dependency property. I am unable to retrieve changes I make in datagrid even when I have set binding mode as two way.
What are the best possible ways to update changes back to Source DataTable when dataGrid is edited?
I know I can use...
I have an ItemTemplate in my WPF app main window which shows the details of all personnel in SQLite database.
Each row has 8 columns and one of them is the delete button. I want to get the values inside all fields of the row whose delete button is clicked on in my code-behind.
I have...
I created the item template control and set its border thickness and color in Data Template. This is my ItemTemplate code:
<ItemsControl x:Name="VimshottariDasha" Margin="-10,83,-124,-267" FontSize="16" Grid.ColumnSpan="3" BorderThickness="0">...
Yeah it was binding all objects in first colums.. but I think question didn't clear itself.. i wanted them in different columns.. single column for single object .. i did it by changing panel orientation to horizontal.
I have an observablecollection of class type as follows:
public ObservableCollection<selectedLevel> selectedLevels { get; set; }
selectedLevels = new ObservableCollection<selectedLevel>();
public class selectedLevel
{
public string Level
{
get;
set;
}
public...
So textBlock cannot handle multiple items? I thought it could. I also tried with list view. What control handle multiple items? I am sorry I am still learning to get myself familiar with xaml binding
I have two classes in my script and an observable collection of secondary class type.
The method in the main class adds several objects of Person class type in an observable collection defined and initialized in primary class as follows:
public class PrimaryClass : BaseViewModel
{...
@Sheepings @Skydiver .. the degrees are also not constant they keep changing. Can anyone of you give me an example for a style or some kind of data trigger to map the planet colors ??
Okay its not easy as it seems. Suppose "Saturn 19 + "\xb0" + "\n" + "Jupiter 25" + "\xb0" + "\n" + "Venus 65" + "\xb0" + "\n" + "Mercury 76" + "\xb0" + "\n" is one single string displayed in a label as:
Saturn 19°
Jupiter 25°
Venus 65°
Mercury 76°
but I want to display it as
Saturn 19°...
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