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This repository enables developers to work in a perfect development environment for developing plugins, tests or themes, inclusive every conceivable deployment scenario.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to create a simple dotnet new
template containing a 'default' .editorconfig and .gitconfig, which my team uses.
Unfortunately the .files will not be inclueded during dotnet pack
.
Here's part of my .csproj:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 15:58There are multiple solutions, the easiest is adding the NoDefaultExcludes ("Prevents default exclusion of NuGet package files and files and folders starting with a dot, such as .svn and .gitignore.") to your csproj like this:
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I am working on a site using Express.js, node.js, Axios, and ejs. I am making REST calls to a Oracle SQL REST services using Axios. I am having trouble working with Promises or Async/Await. I could use some guidance, if possible.
I have a repository layer to interface with the Oracle DB. For example:
dataaccess.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-23 at 19:02Here is a working example. Note that you need a callback function to get the data when it is available from the promise
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Install SolutionTemplate
Fork this repository
Pull submodules SmartStoreNET & extra-plugins
Run \SmartStoreDEV\create-symlinks.bat
Run \SmartStoreDEV\extra-plugins\create-symlinks.bat
Open solution via symlink directly in Visual Studio \SmartStoreDEV\SmartStoreNET\src\SmartStoreNET.Dev-sym.sln (since loading projects in visual studio via context menu is not working correctly when using symlinks)
Right click solution SmartStoreNET.Dev-sym within Visual Studio and select Restore NuGet Packages
Set SmartStore.Web as Startup project
Build and Run your solution
A non-public plugin that resides in this private repository (Solution > Plugin > MyPlugins)
A non-public theme that is located in this private repository (Solution > SmartStore.Web > Themes > CMS)
To create your solution, inclusive all purchased plugins (from the commercial-plugins folder) and all self-developed plugins, execute the file build-with-plugins.cmd. This file creates the entire shop and copies it into the folder: \SmartStoreDEV\SmartStoreNET\build\Web. This folder can now be loaded onto the server. Execute build-with-plugins-zip.cmd if you also want to create a zip file from the folder. If you are using your own theme that is to be created by the build process, you must first enter the folder name of your theme in the SmartStoreNET.Dev.proj file (line 11) in the ThemeName node. Execute the file build-full.cmd or build-full-zip.cmd to create the shop including all plugins and your theme. If you would like to create your theme in your own MVC project, please take a closer look at the target node DeployTheme in the file SmartStoreNET.Dev.proj and change the lines commented out according to your requirements.
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