migration

问题 Short version of the question: Is there any way in .NET Core 3 to specify a local probing path, using the same rules as the <probing> element from app.config? additionalProbingPaths does not seem to work. Long version of the question: I'm migrating a project from .NET Framework to .NET Core 3. In the original project, I kept a number of secondary dlls in a lib/ folder. This worked fine, as I set the probing path in App.exe.config , like so: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas

问题 Short version of the question: Is there any way in .NET Core 3 to specify a local probing path, using the same rules as the <probing> element from app.config? additionalProbingPaths does not seem to work. Long version of the question: I'm migrating a project from .NET Framework to .NET Core 3. In the original project, I kept a number of secondary dlls in a lib/ folder. This worked fine, as I set the probing path in App.exe.config , like so: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas

问题 Short version of the question: Is there any way in .NET Core 3 to specify a local probing path, using the same rules as the <probing> element from app.config? additionalProbingPaths does not seem to work. Long version of the question: I'm migrating a project from .NET Framework to .NET Core 3. In the original project, I kept a number of secondary dlls in a lib/ folder. This worked fine, as I set the probing path in App.exe.config , like so: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas

问题 Running "php artisan migrate" does nothing: no database modifications, no message(olso no "nothing to migrate"), no error. No records are being added to table migrations as well. Previously, the command "php artisan migrate" was working fine. One of the migration files in folder database/migrations has this content: <?php use Illuminate\Database\Schema\Blueprint; use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration; class VidsTableEdit14 extends Migration { /** * Run the migrations. * * @return void

问题 I do have an unusual situation, because I have to migrate an svn repostitory from svn-server 1.6 to svn-server 1.5. The issue is that the are no tools for downgrade available. Do anyone know some scripts or have the expirience with downgrading of svn repositories? Cheers, Kevin 回答1: You could use svnsync to move the content from one repository to another. Normally svnsync is intended for keeping a read-only mirror up to date, but I believe it will work fine for a one-time migration also. It

问题 I'm using svn2git to test the migration of an svn repo to a git. Now my svn is build like thise myproj contains repo1 / repo2 (obsolete)/ old/ Every repo contains its own branches, tags etc. I only need everything which is in repo1. When I start the process I get this: svn2git https://server/myproj/repo1 --username LVO output: Initialized empty Git repository in /folder/.git/ Using higher level of URL: https://server/myproj/repo1 => https://server/myproj And than the process starts. I'm

问题 I'm using svn2git to test the migration of an svn repo to a git. Now my svn is build like thise myproj contains repo1 / repo2 (obsolete)/ old/ Every repo contains its own branches, tags etc. I only need everything which is in repo1. When I start the process I get this: svn2git https://server/myproj/repo1 --username LVO output: Initialized empty Git repository in /folder/.git/ Using higher level of URL: https://server/myproj/repo1 => https://server/myproj And than the process starts. I'm

问题 I'm using svn2git to test the migration of an svn repo to a git. Now my svn is build like thise myproj contains repo1 / repo2 (obsolete)/ old/ Every repo contains its own branches, tags etc. I only need everything which is in repo1. When I start the process I get this: svn2git https://server/myproj/repo1 --username LVO output: Initialized empty Git repository in /folder/.git/ Using higher level of URL: https://server/myproj/repo1 => https://server/myproj And than the process starts. I'm

问题 I have been tasked with upgrading a legacy system from Cakephp2.6.2 to Cakephp3.8. Obviously the 2 are drastically different but is there a simple way of getting the old project to work with the new cake version? Or could anyone steer me in the right direction for the best way to do this? 回答1: There is no generic "best way" that fits all. The best way is the easiest way for your specific application that results in a properly working application, but that's something that you need to

问题 I migrated my magento website to a different server, following the steps described here. Everything went smoothly, except for the fact that when I load the page, the CSS won't load, and I just get the page in plain text. I used firebug and noticed that the path the system is using to get to the CSS file doesn't exist in the FTP server. It starts with the 'minify' folder, which makes me think that something might be cached from the previous server. An example: my_site_url/minify/1281335374