configuration-management

问题 The application is developed using Sencha Architect, which uses a host of auxiliary files for managing various IDE-related things (export paths, versioning of the IDE etc.). Some of these files will change every time a team member just opens a project in the Sencha Architect IDE. To give an example of a particularly annoying change, consider the property exportPath in the Architect-generated *.xds files. I will have a server of choice which I publish to, to a specific path, and other team

问题 Folks, We have a number of Source Safe databases that should be migrated to SubVersion. Is there a (tested and proven) way to migrate them with history ? Thanks Essam 回答1: You can try VssMigrate. It is a C# port of PowerAdmin's VssMigrate which has the capability to "Resolve the individual VSS-checkins to atomic SVN commits via the approximate timestamp". 回答2: I'm considering the migration too and I have found some pages that may help you in the process: Moving from Visual SourceSafe to

问题 Is there a way to get Vagrant to display the output of the provisioning tool as it runs, rather than just at the end? I'm using the Ansible plugin if that matters. Vagrant appears to run the entire config.vm.provision section collecting the output, only displaying it once everything has completed. This causes problems such as when a step in the process hangs or when you want to have interactive steps that involve the user. 回答1: You may want to change vagrant logging level to debug so as to

问题 Can anyone explain in simple terms what the difference is between configuration management and version control? From the descriptions I've been able to find on various websites, it seems like configuration management is just a fancy term for putting your config files in a source control repository. But others lead me to believe there is a more involved explanation. 回答1: Version control is necessary but not sufficient for configuration management. Version control happens in some central or

问题 i'm trying to figure out how can i add an administrative build to Jenkins that will manage a few builds, and how can i path the parameters from the administrative build to the child builds. 回答1: Parameterized Trigger Plugin is what you're looking for. Once you've installed the plugin, refer 2nd snapshot below. Go to Configure page of your project. Search for Build > Add build step > From drop-down menu, select Trigger/call builds on other projects . After that, click on Add Parameters > From

问题 I am working on a product suite which has 4 products. Right now, all of the configuration data is either in the XML or properties files.This approach is not maintainable as we have to manage different configuration file for different environment(for e.g. Production, Development etc). So, what is the best way to handle configuration data? Also, can we modularize this into a separate module? So that all products can use this module. We don't want to use the property files. I am looking for a

问题 I need a little help in terminology. You can put an assembly in the GAC to "share" these assembly globally in the machine. What do you call if you put the assembly in the same directory where the executable is? I have been calling it "side-by-side" because the EXE and the DLL is "side-by-side". I've done some reading and it seems that "side-by-side" stands for something else EDIT: Are those DLLs called "Private assemblies"? 回答1: Side-by-side refers to two versions of the same assembly (i.e. 1

问题 this time i am asking about running commands on remote Windows machine. Let me be more descriptive here. **I have a machine on which python is installed and I want to run some powershell and cmd commands or I want to send a cmd file to remote windows machine so that it can run in there and every output like error, stdout I can get back to the firing Machine. Like I want to manage remote machines remotely from python. And if possible can i fire commands remotely on multiple machines

问题 Suppose I have a .NET project that builds successfully. Now, I need to selectively build to different environments, such as DEV, QA, and PROD. Each require their own config files (app.config for instance) to contain corresponding connection strings and other settings. I've looked at simple pre-build scripting, such as this one from Scott Hanselman. It works, but my problem is that the pre-build step modifies the source. Simply building the project will overwrite source files and unnecessarily

问题 I have a Windows application in .Net 2.0 that uses several levels of configuration files. For reasons out of my control, the application consists of a Windows app (.exe) project and several DLLs, each of which has its own app.config file. I have successfully figured out how to read the config file for each DLL, using (in C#) ConfigurationManager.OpenMappedExeConfiguration("my DLL's config file path", ConfigurationUserLevel.None); This works just fine - I can confirm that I get a Configuration