I opened my project repo as usual , then I noticed that I can't add new azure function
the + icon disappeared:
I don't know how to get it back ?
After reproducing the same by downloading the latest July 2022 - version 1.70 we faced the same issue. This might be a bug that is seen in the latest release.
You can follow the updates from the tickets that I have raised over Github - Azure Functions Support.
However, as an alternative, you can install the previous stable June 2022 (version 1.69).
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I currently use CodePush for my Cordova app. Love it. Microsoft is moving it to AppCenter, and here's the migration guide.
The migration guide notes that the old CLI will be retired in October 2018:
we are commited to maintain the CLI through September 2018. You are free to continue using the CLI, but all features besides release and viewing metrics will be disabled in Late March 2018. Finally, the CodePush CLI will be retired in Mid October 2018.
My question is if this plan is still accurate? I know the original plan was to make a new Cordova SDK in February 2018, which was pushed back and no ETA is known. Is the old CodePush CLI still going to be retired in October? From what I can tell core things (like getting install metrics) are still not available in the new CLI. I really don't want to use the AppCenter CLI for some things and log into the AppCenter UI for others.
I don't believe a new CodePush SDK is going to be made available. It is also not on their roadmap:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/general/roadmap
This image used to be on the AppCenter website showing that the CLI will be deprecated starting with reduced functionality in favor of the AppCenter UI.
I am trying to upgrade to the latest build of Acumatica 2018 R1 from the latest version/build of 2017 (with a clean Sales Demo database) and get the following error:
The database cannot be upgraded because your current build (17.208.0034) is incompatible with the build (18.101.0039) you want to install. Wait for the next update package that will be compatible with your current build.
Does anyone know which 2017 R2 builds are compatible with 2018 or is there some type of workaround or do we have to wait for another version of 2018? Thanks
I would assume update 1 for 2018R1 would work with update 7 because update 8 was just released and the code should be comparable. If you don't have a backup of update 7 for 2017R2 and ONLY if this is demo data I have in the past just reset my version number in the Versions table back to a previous version. Try to set yours back to 17.207.0029 (requires access to SQL and an update statement to the Version table)
The problem here is you don't know what kind of issues you are going to run into as you are trying an unsupported version by changing the existing version value. Make sure you test plenty before you demo if going this approach :)
Best result is to restore to a 17.207 database backup and then upgrade. I backup each version before upgrading for issues like this (local development databases).
We recently updated our Azure SDK to 2.8.
Now when building our solution on VSO hosted build we get build errors.
The imported project "C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v14.0\Windows Azure Tools\
2.8\Microsoft.WindowsAzure.targets" was not found.
Confirm that the path in the <Import> declaration is correct, and that the file exists on disk.
I've found another one with similar issues with a question posted on MSDN but without any answers. Support for Azure SDK 2.8 in hosted build
Anyone know how to get around this issue? Do we have to downgrade?
We are working on the update now. Azure 2.8 should be on the build machines week of Nov. 30.
Update: We ran into a couple of issues and still hope to have this completed this week, but it may slip into next week.
Update Dec. 17: We finally got the updated image with Azure 2.8 into production yesterday. Sorry for the long delay.
The latest Azure SDK supported on Hosted build is 2.7. Refer to Hosted build controller for details.
To build your solution, you'd either downgrade Azure SDK version to 2.7 or deploy your own build agent and install Azure SDK 2.8 on it.
I am trying to automate an instance using Puppet in Google cloud but unfortunately got an error. I had done this earlier with your help but the settings seems to be changed.
ERROR: 'gcutil' has been deprecated and is no longer part of Cloud SDK distribution.
ERROR: Please use 'gcloud compute' instead.
The change from gcutil to gcloud was merged recently on GitHub on 21 July 2015 and released in puppetlabs/gce_compute 1.0.0 on 29 July 2015, so you should upgrade to get this change.
Currently searching for CRM 2011 SDK always seems to yield this download page, which is the most current version of the SDK (As of this post, its version 5.0.13 for rollup 12). We are going to be installing rollup 11, on our prod boxes this month. I'd like to get the previous version of the SDK, but have been unable to find it. Does anyone happen to have a link to the 5.0.12 version of the SDK?
I had to downgrade recently and used this link. And I'm not sure if a newer version is recommended. Definitely not UR12.
And for UR11, it's probably this link.
Is that what you're looking for?