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Forgive me because this one is difficult to reproduce.
We are using Azure DevOps to release to a machine on premise. We are using Microsoft's JobHelper.ps1 and SessionHelper.ps1 from here: https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/tree/master/Tasks/Common/RemoteDeployer and we have not modified them.
JobHelper Get-JobResults is called, and ultimately calls SessionHelper Retry-Connection over and over again with the message "Ampersand not allowed. The & operator is reserved for future use; use '&' to pass ampersand as a string."
We do not have any ampersands in usernames or passwords or machine names. The only ampersands in either of these files are on lines 173 and 176. There are no ampersands in the file that calls JobHelper.ps1. We have other releases that go through this same flow with no problem.
Has anyone experienced this? Any ideas?
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Answered 2020-Jan-09 at 16:36We fixed this by updating the machine we were releasing to to the latest PowerShell version.
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I am using Git pull request builder plugin in Jenkins to link the Pull requests to Jenkins. Jobs are triggered with hooks and everything runs smoothly.
Nevertheless, at the end of the build, I'd like to add a comment when there's a fail/success or an error.
I tried using pipeline and use
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Answered 2018-May-24 at 18:35I couldn't find a plugin doing it, so I did using curl. Here is my groovy function
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I am trying to create a SQL Agent job with a command line step using C#. The web API is calling a class which contains the method, when stepping through the code no errors are thrown and all variables have values but the job is not created when looking at my SQL instance (I'm running a local instance of SQL Server 2016). I have 2 methods in the same class that I call; CreateJob() and AddCommandLineStep(). The source code looks like this at the moment:
The class methods
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Answered 2018-May-14 at 07:44The API is now working as expected! In this case it was necessary to explicitly complete the API transaction. Using the TransactionScope namespace and the .Complete() method thereof, the code now resembles this:
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I have a class of Job which has a create method and update method, which in turn updates and creates single jobs in the database.
I now want to delete all jobs from the database where the date is not today's date. I also want to get all the jobs in the database.
In object-orientated programming is there a standard way of performing this? Or is there a design pattern suitable for this?
I was thinking of creating a JobHelper class to deal with getting all the jobs back out the database and deleting them.
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Answered 2017-Feb-12 at 12:06as option: you need a collection, it is unspecified container for an set of objects. A common use of it is for groups of domain objects, which belong to separate layer, that handles the business domain logic.
So create new type "collection" which contain a list of objects, and manipulate methods ( declare the main methods for work with collections such as delete all / get all).
You can use lazy load pattern and you can use domain model pattern to encapsulate your business logic such as "delete all jobs from the database where the date is not today's date. etc"
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