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Today I Learned How to Fix Illegal Characters in Path Error with TeamCity and RealmDB
When building a Xamarin application one step is to build the Android APK file. This is a MsBuild step in TeamCity that looks like: This step generates the following error: Notice the “*Undefined*Tools” in the directory path. To fix this … Continue reading
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Tagged realmdb, TeamCity, xamarin
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Overlapping Segments Create Space Time Paradoxes
This post is part of a larger discussion about temporal databases. Hopefully it stands on it’s own but for more context see the Temporal Database Design page. You can read the official Wikipedia definition but for our purposes a Temporal Database is a database … Continue reading
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Temporal Database Timelines
This post is part of a larger discussion about temporal databases. Hopefully it stands on it’s own but for more context see the Temporal Database Design page. You can read the official Wikipedia definition but for our purposes a Temporal Database is a … Continue reading
Notes on Fixing Incomplete Bitcode Error in TeamCity Automated Objective-c Builds
Notes I took while trying to fix the Incomplete Bitcode error in submission bug. Not sure if it’s fixed yet as I haven’t tried submitting an app to the App Store yet. Hopefully someone else will try it and confirm it’s fixed. … Continue reading
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Tagged BEMCheckBox, TeamCity, xamarin, xamarin ios .net native-binding, xplugins
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Today I Learned The Final Backslash is Important in Apache HTTPS Redirects
Lets start with the bug: When requesting a download link via the Downloads page the link that is sent via e-mail is invalid. It is missing a slash. 1) Enter a e-mail on the Downloads page (https://www.saturdaymp.com/downloads) that has already … Continue reading
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Degree of Temporalness
This post is part of a larger discussion about temporal databases. Hopefully it stands on it’s own but for more context see the Temporal Database Design page. Most of us have worked with database tables that track some historical information. … Continue reading
What is a Temporal Database?
You can read the official Wikipedia definition but for our purposes it’s a database where you can query for historical data using SQL. For example, say you have someone named Chronos who lives in New York but on April 15, … Continue reading
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Today I Learned How to Create Custom NUnit Constraints – Part 2: Constraint Usage Syntax
In Part 1 we created a custom NUnit constraint but you where limited in using the constraint. You could only write: It would be nice to write: To do that you should read the documentation. End of blog post. So is … Continue reading
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Today I Learned How to Create Custom NUnit Constraints – Part 1: Creating the Constraint
NUnit has has built in constraints for most the tests you will need to write so there is no need to create your own. End of blog post. OK, that was a bad joke. The first step in creating a … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, NConstraints, NUnit
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Today I Learned How to Run NUnit Tests for a .NET Core Project in TeamCity
In TeamCity you can’t use the usual NUnit Runner to run .NET Core unit tests. At least I couldn’t get it to work. I’m sure this will be fixed in the future but for now the below works for me. … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, .NET Core, NUnit, TeamCity
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