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'Upload File in Editor' has encountered a problem.
An internal error occurred during: "Uploading File in Editor".
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I have tried to change the java version in eclipse.ini but it still does not work, any idea?
I found recent eclipse releases to be very glitchy.
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You’ll probably need to provide more of the error but if this was previously working you may need to set up a new role. The Full Access role was deprecated in 2020.1 and removed in 2020.2.
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My Android Studio stops working and it's showing this error:
Internal Error: Invalid path exception
I just deleted and reinstalled the IDE and it works fine.
Google should really check their releases before going out official. If I were to work on such an important project, this would waste many hours of my time, as well as the time of users, and even the time of those who called on to support them (here on Stackoverflow), for nothing.
Try deleting your build-cache from the .android directory.
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can anyone help me in generating release notes automatically in git lab. is there any way to perform this.
Kindly let me know.
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You can use the API to list all issues in a milestone, see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/milestones.html#get-all-issues-assigned-to-a-single-milestone
There is no feature to create release notes from a milestone, or from annotated tags. The issue is being tracked at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/issues/15563
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some work regarding Release Notes has been implemented in 12.9: see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/releases/#add-release-notes-to-git-tags
I have developed a Python lib to automatically generate release notes listing merge request since the last release of a GitLab repository.
The source code is here with instructions how to use it: https://github.com/vuillaut/gitlab_release_notes
You may use the online app here for a more convenient approach:
https://gitlab-release-notes.herokuapp.com/
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We are starting out a new Nodejs project, and I am working on wiring up Winston to Loggly.
Since we are new to node, my question is, what is typically information that should be logged and in what format for Loggly to accept it? What do you guys find helpful when going through the logs, i.e, remote address, method where error happend, etc... ?
This Ultimate Guide to Logging in Node give some some good ideas you can use as a starting point. It also gives you tips on how to troubleshoot common problems. I helped put the team together to write it. It's an open source guide, and we take suggestions on topics and content from the community.
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If you are making a Website which will not support IE8 and all browsers older then that. Whats the best practice for that? Should there just be an alert and the Site should show anyways (and look bad) or should the site completly be replaced by a warning?
Personally the approach I would take is similar to that of viewing a website on a mobile device, sometimes you will get a warning saying the website is not compatible. I.E like you said replace the website with a warning, possibly suggesting that the user updates their browser. Hope this helps!
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Google had this deal on youtube about sharing an issue on their site by leaving feedback. When you clicked on it, it took a screenshot of the current page. How can I do that in my application so I can see the error my users are having?
With Usersnap (http://usersnap.com), you can get screenshots from your users. They don't have to install any plugin or browser extension and it works with all major browsers (read: including Internet Explorer!).
Installing usersnap is as easy as installing Google analytics, i.e. adding a small JavaScript snippet to your page.
P.S: I'm a co founder of usersnap - if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Using ASP.NET, you could do something like this (see the "Calling with the IHttpHandler Method"):
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/95439/Get-ASP-NET-C-2-0-Website-Thumbnail-Screenshot
Then, your button would submit a request to the handler (possibly via AJAX), and you could either store the answer using the handler itself, or do a second postback with the results to your processing form.