Yesterday I was working with one of our customers to fix an issue with an ASP.NET application throwing an error. That application threw the error on the first request coming in through Azure Front Door. When we sent a request to the original (back end) URL, the application worked fine and never threw the exception. š¤
While trying to publish an NPM package to our artifacts registry in Azure DevOps, we got an error:
In one of the projects I’m currently working on we’re using an ASP.NET Core Web API with an Angular front-end. We’re using ADAL.js as an Azure Active Directory Authentication LibraryĀ and ng2-adal for integration with Angular. To get the type declarations for all these packages in TypeScript we use The Future of Declaration Files.
Part of the system we are developing uses AngularJS. Because we had an increase in the use of our system, and more diverse configurations were using our system, we got some new bugs filed. One of these bugs was about aĀ select list showing the binding in stead of the actual value for several options. Since this ‘worked on our machines’ it had to be connected to the client’s configuration. As soon as stuff (options in this case) started moving around, it got even prettier…
In my current project we use Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates to help with deployments across multiple subscriptions and environments. One of the elements of the ARM template is adding a couple of Shared Access Policies to enable Read and Write on the queues we have in place. The policies have been defined on Service Bus level because they span multiple queues.
As the title states: I was unable to attach the remote debugger (for instance to an Azure Web App) after installing Visual Studio 2015 Update 2. I got an error with something about invalid memory access or something like that.
Just ran into an exception when running both update-database and add-migration in the Package Manager Console for an EF Code First project. The Exception read:
The type initializer for
System.Data.Entity.Migrations.DbMigrationsConfiguration\'1threw an exception.
playing with developing for it yesterday. I created a first test project, but it didnāt run. Visual Studio couldnāt find the Arduino header file, which was probably due to a missing NuGet package (the Galileo C++ SDK). I tried to save the project, because you need to before you can manage NuGet packages, but to no avail. Visual Studio served me a āThe operation could not be completedā error without any additional information.][2]
A few minutes before my second session at the Dutch Techdays started I tried connecting to my Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure through remote desktop. It didnāt connect… The RDP client tried to connect to the Virtual Machine, but nothing happened.
When working with Visual Studio 2012 on our current project, the error āThese files are not text files and cannot be opened in the comparison window.ā shows up every now and again. Iāve tried several things to solve this problem.
Just a quick little post today: I got the error āThe Path ‘path’ is already mapped in workspace ‘workspace’ā when I connected to a new Team Foundation Server and tried to map my workspace today. I had connected to a Team Foundation Services project a while back to get some shared code, but I already removed the workspace and the server binding. Even though Visual Studio didn’t see any other bindings, mapping my workspace to the same folder the previous TFS binding was mapped to served me this error.