The `.refactorlog` should be in source control if you intend to move database objects across schemas.

See: **MSDN:** [Move a Database Object to a Different Schema][1]

###Relevant section: Preserving Your Intent With The Refactoring Log

&gt; When you move a database object to a different schema, an entry is
&gt; added to the refactoring log for your database project. When you
&gt; deploy your changes, this log helps ensure that the corresponding
&gt; object in the target environment is renamed as you intended.
&gt; **Otherwise, the existing object would be dropped, and an object would be added with the new name**. The log is maintained in an XML file that
&gt; is named `ProjectName.refactorlog`. **You check this file in to version control when you check in the other files that compose your database project**. The `ProjectName.refactorlog` file contains only information
&gt; about refactoring operations that require special handling during
&gt; deployment.


  [1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd193277%28v=vs.100%29.aspx

I need to use an *associative array* as data source for my `select` options using AngularJS.

Is it possible to use an array like this?

	{
		&quot;key1&quot;: &quot;val1&quot;,
		&quot;key2&quot;: &quot;val2&quot;,
		&quot;key3&quot;: &quot;val3&quot;,
		...
	}

and get something like this:

	&lt;select&gt;
		&lt;option value=&quot;key1&quot;&gt;val1&lt;/option&gt;
		&lt;option value=&quot;key2&quot;&gt;val2&lt;/option&gt;
		&lt;option value=&quot;key3&quot;&gt;val3&lt;/option&gt;
		...
	&lt;/select&gt;

I read [docs][1], but I can&#39;t understand how to achieve this.


  [1]: http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.directive:select

key-value pairs in ng-options

I am working on a maven project and I want to ignore the files generated and stored in the /target folder of my project (Evaluation) root folder.In the root of my git repository I have a .gitignore file with the following entries (backend is just a folder which contains the eclipse project Evaluation)

    backend/Evaluation/logs/
    backend/Evaluation/target/

For some reason SourceTree does not ignore the files stored in these two folders and when I compile my project there are some uncommitted changes which are some .class files inside the /target folder.

Why is this happening ? I also tried to change the .gitignore entries to 

&gt; /backend/Evaluation/logs/**

but it did not work too. 

Any ideas ?

.gitignore file in Sourcetree not working

I am using git (via GitHub for Windows) and I am using the [latest .gitignore for Visual Studio from GitHub][1]

I notice that my `&lt;ProjectName&gt;.refactorlog` files are being included in my commits.

Do .refactorlog files belong in source control?


  [1]: https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/VisualStudio.gitignore

Do Visual Studio Database Project *.refactorlog Files Belong in Source Control?

I am using git (via GitHub for Windows) and I am using the <a href="https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/VisualStudio.gitignore" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">latest .gitignore for Visual Studio from GitHub</a>
I notice that my <code>&#x3C;ProjectName>.refactorlog</code> files are being included in my commits.
Do .refactorlog files belong in source control?

I have seen multiple contradicting definitions on various git flow related websites. Is there an official recommendation or single source of truth?

Branches: `release-1.2.3` or `release-v1.2.3`

Tags: `1.2.3` or `v1.2.3`

Git flow release branches and tags - with or without &quot;v&quot; prefix

I&#39;ve pulled all remote branches via `git fetch --all`. I can see the branch I&#39;d like to merge via `git branch -a` as remotes/origin/branchname. Problem is it is not accessible. I can&#39;t merge or checkout.

Git: Merge a Remote branch locally

The terminology used to merge a branch with an official repository is a &#39;pull request&#39;. This is confusing, as it appears that I am requesting to push my changes to the official repository.

Why is it called a pull request and not a push request?


Why is a git &#39;pull request&#39; not called a &#39;push request&#39;?

Recently I started working on a big features, so I created a new ``feature/xyz`` branch. Problem is that this feature is big, so it will take me ~3 months to complete it. I would like to safely merge progress that has been made in ``develop`` to my feature branch, without worrying that changes from ``develop`` branch will override updates that I already made in my feature branch. My previous attempt to merge ``develop`` to ``feature/xyz`` ended up in some changes that I already made in the new feature being reverted.

What would be the command to achieve this? Thanks

GitFlow: safely merge develop changes to a feature branch

I want to use git in Intellij Terminal but it does not recognize the command. In Command Prompt and Windows power shell the command in recognized (I added the git path in System Environment Variables). I am also aware that Intellij has an GUI integration with Git.

So, can anyone tell me how can I use the git command in the Intellij terminal.

Setup git in Intellij terminal

I am running my application in VS2012 and I am getting a runtime error;
![enter image description here][1]


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/P4et7.png


When I look in the &quot;Original Location&quot; I see mscorlib.dll, but not mscorlib.pdb.

Why is this happening and how do I fix it?

&quot;mscorlib.pdb not loaded&quot; yet the mscorlib.dll is NOT missing

I&#39;ve read around many questions but I&#39;ve not been able to find the right answer for me.
  

As I try to compile a project in VS2012 I have this result:

The command &quot;..\..\tools\bin\nuget pack Packages\Lib.Html.nuspec -    OutputDirectory ..\..\bin\Zip\Packages -NoPackageAnalysis&quot; exited with code 1.

I looked for the line of code in my .csproj file, where the error should be, and there is:  

    &lt;Exec Command=&quot;$(ProjectDir)..\..\tools\bin\nuget pack $(ProjectDir)Packages\Lib.Html.nuspec -OutputDirectory $(OutputPath)Packages -NoPackageAnalysis&quot; /&gt;  

What am I doing wrong?

[EDIT] 
Launching the Debug of that project and ignoring &quot;building errors&quot;, I have a new alert:

&quot;Visual Studio cannot start debugging because the debug target &#39;[project.exe path]&#39; is missing.
Please build the project and retry, or set OutputPath and AssemblyName properties appropriately to point at the correct location for the target assembly.&quot;

How can I resolve the error: &quot;The command [...] exited with code 1&quot;?

I have compile error in my simple MFC window application generated from wizard with several lines of code:

&gt; error C4996: &#39;strncpy&#39;: This function or variable may be unsafe. Consider using strncpy_s instead. To disable deprecation, **use _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS**. See online help for details.

I set `Configuration Properties&gt;&gt;C/C++&gt;&gt;Preporocessor&gt;&gt;Preprocessor Definitions&gt;&gt; _CRT_NONSTDC_NO_WARNINGS`

But this does&#39;t helped. I have another very close project that generates only warning in this place and it has no `_CRT_NONSTDC_NO_WARNINGS` definition.

Only difference between projects is several different options in wizard.

Why _CRT_NONSTDC_NO_WARNINGS does not helps in first project and why second project compiles without problems without this definition?


How to use _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS

according to Microsft in this [article][1] is should see an option &#39;Code First From Database&#39;
when adding a new item to the project under &#39;ADO.NET Entity Data Model&#39; in step 3.

I see the following only ![enter image description here][2]

I have installed EF 6.1 using nuget, I am using Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate..What am i missing?




  [1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/jj200620.aspx
  [2]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/7uQHq.png

&#39;Code First From Database&#39; Template not showing in Visual Studio Entity Data Model Wizard

I&#39;m trying to install Visual Studio 2012 Express for Windows Desktop and every time I run the installer I get this error: 
&gt; &quot;Windows Program Compatibility mode is on. Turn it off and then try setup again.&quot; 

I checked the file properties and compatibility mode was off. Googling found that [changing the name to &quot;`vs_premium.exe`&quot; or &quot;`vs_ultimate.exe`&quot;][1] or [changing the registry keys][2] might help, but the name changes had no effect, and there were no registry keys to delete. I have restarted my machine several times to no avail. 

Changing to Visual Studio 2013 is not an option for me, as my work computer has Visual Studio 2012 on it which they will not update to 2013, and I need to work on my project on both computers. 

The computer I am using has a Windows 8.1 HP Pavilion g6. I have installed Visual Studio 2013 for Windows Desktop, Web, and Windows, as well as the 30-day trial for Professional (which has recently expired). I have also installed Visual Studio 2012 for Windows Phone but I have not used it yet.

  [1]: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/ed9046f1-9f1c-4311-b8dc-d152c7a4ee1e/vs-2012-web-install-fails-on-windows-81-with-compatibility-mode-error?forum=vssetup

  [2]:http://peerprogrammer.blogspot.com/2012/08/error-visual-studio-visual-studio-setup.html

Visual Studio 2012 Install Fails: Program Compatibility Mode is on

I&#39;m working on a local branch &quot;BDD-local&quot; and would like to get the changes from other developers. 
The other developers are using their own branch and once they are happy with the unit tests, they push the changes to remote repo (origin/master).

I was going through several posts here and getting conflicting information.
Few people talk about using:

    git fetch origin
    git merge origin/master

Some others think, &#39;git pull&#39; should get the changes.

One of our developers asked to use &#39;git merge origin/master&#39; without the &#39;git fetch&#39;

Does anyone know which of these options is better. I tried &#39;git pull&#39; on my local branch but it didn&#39;t seem to work. But if I do &#39;git pull&#39; on local master it works fine (however I want it to work for the local branch)

difference between git merge origin/master and git pull

So I created a branch off of another branch I was already creating, and now when I try to merge the branches into master, I have run into the situation where I have to merge both branches.

Here is a diagram

&gt;Master-&gt;
&lt;br&gt;
&gt;&gt;      -&gt;Branch 1  -&gt; Branch 2

I want to be able to merge just the changes on branch 2 onto master without having to merge the changes on Branch 1 if that makes sense. I looked into reset and revert, but it seems like these things will delete all the changes I made with branch 2. Any ideas?

Thanks

Accidentally branched off of the wrong branch, and when I want to merge into the master I have to merge both branches

Note I have studied the [git-is-very-very-slow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3055506/git-is-very-very-slow) question, but in their case the reason was big binary files - while in my repository there is PHP/JS/HTML/CSS only code (no binaries) and the biggest file in the repository is around 800 KB.

I&#39;ve changed one file (a few lines), then `git add .` and `git commit -m &quot;msg&quot;`, then `git push origin master`.

On some other machine, when I do `git pull origin master` it downloads a few MiB of data, and it takes more than 2 minutes to calculate the delta and apply changes. Something is terribly wrong here.

I suspect some recent operations may cause this:

recently, I&#39;ve accidentally added many vendor assets (`bower_components` assets)
when I realized it, I&#39;ve used `git rm` to remove them from repository (and ofcourse, `git add`, `git commit` and `git push` to upstream).

That was a few days ago and the problems I have right now started happeing around that time.

I have two questions:

* Why this is happeing?
* How can I fix my repository?

Note: I am the only one useing and pushing to this repo.

Git pull is very slow... Why?

I noticed ReSharper has created a `dotsettings.user` in my Source folder. 

![file.sln.dotSettings.user][1]

 1. Do I need to keep this in my Source Control (TFS)? 
 2. If I exclude it, what are the consequences? 
 3. If I get latest on another machine, will my customized ReSharper settings be lost? Or does ReSharper re-create the settings from some other local file?


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/1PXTA.png

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