kaine | Nier Replicant 1.22 File Library

Thanks @Gurpreet for prompting me to document my solution.

It's been quite a while, so my memory of the steps is a bit shaky, but I believe that my mistake was thinking that, on the first screen after selecting a source repository, I assumed the templates listed were all that was available and that Empty job was the same as the YAML template. I'd incorrectly assumed that Empty job meant that I'd have to edit the YAML myself.

Jonathan Twite gave me some great pointers but I didn't quite grasp what he was suggesting at the time.

Anyway, the solution was to select either Empty job or scroll to the bottom and select Empty pipeline, why they're referred to by different names is a mystery.

After selecting the empty template, the next screen provides you with a default Agent job. Clicking the plus, you can add a variety of different tasks. This was part of my original mistake, I confused the tasks with the templates on the previous screen.

I added the .NET Core task.

I changed the Display name and the Command, as well as making sure that the Version was correct. Interestingly, the Command has a number of interesting options, three of which that I found useful are:

• restore
• build
• test

So, rather than adding a specific Test task, you add the .NET Core task and configure it to do the test bit. This was a bit confusing for me, I didn't realise that the .NET Core task was capable of doing the testing as well.

In my case, I also started testing the ability to deploy NuGet packages, but that's a whole other can of worms.

I hope that this has helped, and wish you all good luck with your projects.

Kaine

Actually this is a problem with our documentation as I believe we provide a bad example of the reactive Supplier for his case. The issue is that your Supplier is in an infinite blocking loop. It basically never returns. So please change it to something like:

It's important to realize that when you're writing axis.text.y = element_text(color = ...), you're not mapping data to colors using the regular ggplot2 mapping mechanism, you're manually assigning colors to specific axis labels. Therefore, the colors you assign need to be exactly in the right order.

When you inspect your data frame, you can see that the rows are not in the order in which they are plotted; the order is set by the levels of the name factor. Therefore, you have to use that order for your colors as well. You can do that using the order() function:

I managed to resolve this easily enough. So, if you're interested, I did the following:

1. Created a local DB called PodioAspnetSampleDb
2. Created a single table in the DB called PodioOAuthData
3. Added a primary key column called UserId of type int
4. Added a varchar(max) column called OAuthJsonData
5. Altered the connection-string in the web.config to point to my new DB

And that's it! Good luck with your project.

Kaine