build2 | This package contains the build2 build system | Build Tool library

According to the docs using define is the suggested way of setting the env properties for a build.

When I run my app with I get a process is not defined error.

My esconfig is as follows:

I have a Azure DevOps (ADO) pipeline with a runtime variable or parameter called option. option can have values of build, test, ci, or cd. The pipeline immediately calls a template based on the value of option. Each of these templates then immediately calls another template, setup_tasks.yml. The setup_tasks.yml template immediately checks out the source code from Bitbucket cloud.

There's only one setup_tasks.yml. It's used by all four templates.

Contents of `azure-pipelines.yml':

I'm a little new to webpack.

I created a simple project based on webpack.

I want to test the project by running:

I was installing mongo DB C++ driver on windows using this http://mongocxx.org/ . My aim is to write mongo dB code on Qt Creator using C++. so I am a beginner so the steps given in above link not in details . if anybody did this before please describe in simple manner...

edited: i was trying to build the driver file using mingw64 shown in the linkhttp://mongoc.org/libmongoc/current/installing.html thi shows error .

I've built a custom ribbon in Word and need to have keytips on it. My keytips are fine for the custom tab and the first-level buttons in the tab. But I would like keytips on my menu buttons and no matter what I try, I can't get them to appear. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, I've been searching for an answer for some time.

Here is my xml:

This has been asked again and again, but the replies are a bit old and I'm somewhat desperately hoping something changed since "can't be done" replies.

Context:

The following script tries to import multiple json files to Azure DevOps Pipeline builds.

I'm trying to add retention to build run through the API (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/build/leases/add?view=azure-devops-rest-6.0) with PowerShell.

My code below shows 3 of my attempts to add retention to the build:

We are interested of making a script that simplify our building process.

For that, we need to list the Git features that were merged onto one or more develop branches, since our last build.

I made this quick example, sorry for lack of design.

Let's imagine we are currently onto the build2 merge commit.

We want to know (from script) which features were delivered and are then concerned by this build.

Those features are D7 and D6, as they were merged on their respectives develop branches.

The difficulty there is probably to ignore the previous commits (D4, D3 and such) that was already present in our previous build and the fact that there is two develop branches which merge successively.

I know we can get get merges commits that exists on one branch and not another.

Using something like: