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Make sprints available in visualstudio.com
We use visualstudio.com for our (after work) projects. Last night I noticed an old sprint was displayed as the current sprint on the Backlogs view. The list did not show any future sprints, but we had created them … Turns out you have to … Continue reading
Week 27 roundup
Last week recap and links: This week we did a brainstorm session. We used the brainstorm with a group of people wiki article to keep everybody aligned. We followed the Integrate with other services article to setup a servicehook to … Continue reading
GIT code review in visualstudio.com
In the 10 June update of Visual Studio Online the Review and Merge code with Pull Requests feature was added. This means code review for GIT is finally here. Prepare for code review We use SourceTree with GitFlow. I’ve created … Continue reading
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Tagged code review, git, gitflow, sourcetree, visualstudio.com
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Reproduce unit test failures from Hosted Build Controller
Our builds succeed with warnings. After investigation of the output we noticed failing unit tests. But local they run fine. Here’s what we did to troubleshoot and fix the issue. First we downloaded the build output from the drop location. … Continue reading
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Tagged hosted build controller, unittest, visual studio online, visualstudio.com, xunit
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I’m Eric Tummers, Technical Consultant at Valid, and this is how I work
Eric Tummers likes challenges and sharing the solutions with others. His work is focused on the Microsoft .NET framework. He writes unit tests when he develops. Not all developers he has worked with share this necessity for unit tests and … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple TV, evernote, how i work, iSmoothrun, the secret weapon, Trello, unittest, visual studio, visualstudio.com, wunderlist
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