git doesn&#39;t ignore files that have been added to the repository. If you want to get it ignored, you have to delete the file from the repository:

	git rm --cached project1.suo
	git commit -m &quot;Delete suo file from repository&quot;

This will delete the file from the repository, while it&#39;s still on your harddrive.

I always back to this question to use the method in the answer but i found a better solution which is to ignore the changes to this file .
The method is 

    git update-index --assume-unchanged project1.suo

or 

    git update-index --assume-unchanged .vs/config/applicationhost.config

To undo this use --no-assume-unchanged

I had the same problem. Ikke&#39;s solution helps, but do not forget to remove the *.suo entry from your .gitignore, if it is there. After the file is corrected, do 

    git add **/*.suo

I&#39;ve seen many times the following syntax which defines a column in a create/alter DDL statement:
 
    ALTER TABLE tbl ADD COLUMN col VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL DEFAULT &quot;MyDefault&quot;

The question is: since a default value is specified, is it necessary to also specify that the column should not accept NULLs ? In other words, doesn&#39;t DEFAULT render NOT NULL redundant ?





   

SQL Column definition : default value and not null redundant?

I am using Visual Studio Express 2012. Where is the location of the log file? I have searched in the folder where my solution and projects are stored, but cannot find any .log file. 

This is the configuration for logging:

![enter image description here][1]


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/Loypx.png

What is the default location for MSBuild logs?

I&#39;m trying to work using Git with a colleague, in an application written in C#.

We have added the entry &quot;project1.suo&quot; to the .gitignore file  but every time one of us has to commit the project, Git seems to tell us to commit the file &quot;project1.suo&quot; as well.

We have tried many methods to add the file in .gitignore like that:

    *.suo
    project1.suo
    c:\project\project1.suo

We cannot fix this problem.

GIT - Can&#39;t ignore .suo file

I'm trying to work using Git with a colleague, in an application written in C#.
We have added the entry "project1.suo" to the .gitignore file but every time one of us has to commit the project, Git seems to tell us to commit the file "project1.suo" as well.
We have tried many methods to add the file in .gitignore like that:
<pre><code class="hljs language-makefile">*.suo
project1.suo
c:\project\project1.suo
</code></pre>
We cannot fix this problem.

I&#39;m trying to capture process output in &quot;realtime&quot; (while it&#39;s running). The code I use is rather simple (see below). For some strange reason the OutputDataReceived event is never called. Why?

    private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
          // Setup the process start info
          var processStartInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(&quot;ping.exe&quot;, &quot;-t -n 3 192.168.100.1&quot;)
          {
            UseShellExecute = false,
            RedirectStandardOutput = true
          };
    
          // Setup the process
          mProcess = new Process { StartInfo = processStartInfo, EnableRaisingEvents = true };
    
          // Register event
          mProcess.OutputDataReceived += OnOutputDataReceived;
    
          // Start process
          mProcess.Start();
          mProcess.WaitForExit();
        }
    
        void OnOutputDataReceived(object sender, DataReceivedEventArgs e)
        {
           //Never gets called...
        }

Capturing process output via OutputDataReceived event

How can I find out what data type some variable is holding? (e.g. int, string, char, etc.)

I have something like this now:


    private static void Main()
    {
       var someone = new Person();
       Console.WriteLine(someone.Name.typeOf());
    }

    public class Person
    {
        public int Name { get; set; }
    }


How can I get the data type of a variable in C#?

I am trying to: 
  
   1. Generate a byte array. 
   2. Convert that byte array to base64
   3. Convert that base64 string back to a byte array. 

I&#39;ve tried out a few solutions, for example those in this [question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8645088/how-to-decode-a-string-of-text-from-a-base64-to-a-byte-array-and-the-get-the-st).

For some reason the initial and final byte arrays do not match. Here is the code used:

    using (RNGCryptoServiceProvider rng = new RNGCryptoServiceProvider())
        {
             byte[] originalArray = new byte[32];
             rng.GetBytes(key);
             string temp_inBase64 = Convert.ToBase64String(originalArray);
             byte[] temp_backToBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(temp_inBase64);
        }

My questions are:

  1. Why do &quot;originalArray&quot; and &quot;temp_backToBytes&quot; not match? (originalArray has length of 32, temp_backToBytes has a length of 44, but their values are also different)

  2. Is it possible to convert back and forth, and if so, how do I accomplish this?

Conversion from byte array to base64 and back

I am building a site in which i would like to create a file client side from the value of a textarea element.

I have the code in place to do this, but i am getting this error

&gt; HTTP Error 404.15 - Not Found The request filtering module is
&gt; configured to deny a request where the query string is too long.

Is there a way to override this so that I am able to process requests of any size?

If not, is there a way to generate files client side without using the filesystem/active x object?

thanks

How to configure the web.config to allow requests of any length

I am having trouble encrypting a connection string in app.config.  I have code that will protect the connectionStrings section of app.config, but the password is still displayed in plain text.

I need to encrypt the connection string in so it is not in plain text when deployed.  I see similiar questions on SO for web.config, but not app.config.

Encrypt connection string in app.config

How can a team of four people use Git (specifically [Github for Windows][1]) to push local changes to a shared network drive? 

Right now (without Git) we have to copy the files from the network drive to our local machine, edit the files, and then re-upload them to the shared network drive. This is a painstaking process that can lead to lots of errors, but it seems like something Git could help us with.

Can we simply install Git on the shared drive and go from there?


  [1]: http://windows.github.com/

Push git changes to a shared network drive

I made a branch called &#39;f&#39; and did a checkout to master. When I tried the `git pull` command I got this message:

    You have not concluded your merge (MERGE_HEAD exists).
    Please, commit your changes before you can merge.

When I try the `git status`, it gave me the following:

    On branch master
    # Your branch and &#39;origin/master&#39; have diverged,
    # and have 1 and 13 different commit(s) each, respectively.
    #
    # Changes to be committed:
    #
    #	modified:   app/assets/images/backward.png
    #	modified:   app/assets/images/forward.png
    #	new file:   app/assets/images/index_background.jpg
    #	new file:   app/assets/images/loading.gif
    #	modified:   app/assets/images/pause.png
    #	modified:   app/assets/images/play.png
    #	new file:   app/assets/javascripts/jquery-ui-bootstrap.js
    #	new file:   app/assets/stylesheets/jquery-ui-bootstrap.css
    #	modified:   app/controllers/friends_controller.rb
    #	modified:   app/controllers/plays_controller.rb
    #	modified:   app/mailers/invite_friends_mailer.rb
    #	modified:   app/mailers/send_plays_mailer.rb
    #	modified:   app/mailers/shot_chart_mailer.rb
    #	modified:   app/views/friends/show_plays.html.erb
    #	modified:   app/views/layouts/application.html.erb
    #	modified:   app/views/plays/_inbox_table.html.erb
    #	modified:   app/views/plays/show.html.erb
    #	modified:   app/views/welcome/contact_form.html.erb
    #	modified:   app/views/welcome/index.html.erb
    #	modified:   log/development.log
    #	modified:   log/restclient.log
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/C1A/C00/sprockets%2Fb7901e0813446f810e560158a1a97066
    #	modified:   tmp/cache/assets/C64/930/sprockets%2F65aa1510292214f4fd1342280d521e4c
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/C73/C40/sprockets%2F96912377b93498914dd04bc69fa98585
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/CA9/090/sprockets%2Fa71992733a432421e67e03ff1bd441d8
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/CCD/7E0/sprockets%2F47125c2ebd0e8b29b6511b7b961152a1
    #	modified:   tmp/cache/assets/CD5/DD0/sprockets%2F59d317902de6e0f68689899259caff26
    #	modified:   tmp/cache/assets/CE3/080/sprockets%2F5c3b516e854760f14eda2395c4ff2581
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/CED/B20/sprockets%2F423772fde44ab6f6f861639ee71444c4
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D0C/E10/sprockets%2F8d1f4b30c6be13017565fe1b697156ce
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D12/290/sprockets%2F93ae21f3cdd5e24444ae4651913fd875
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D13/FC0/sprockets%2F57aad34b9d3c9e225205237dac9b1999
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D1D/DE0/sprockets%2F5840ff4283f6545f472be8e10ce67bb8
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D23/BD0/sprockets%2F439d5dedcc8c54560881edb9f0456819
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D24/570/sprockets%2Fb449db428fc674796e18b7a419924afe
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D28/480/sprockets%2F9aeec798a04544e478806ffe57e66a51
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D3A/ED0/sprockets%2Fcd959cbf710b366c145747eb3c062bb4
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D3C/060/sprockets%2F363ac7c9208d3bb5d7047f11c159d7ce
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D48/D00/sprockets%2Fe23c97b8996e7b5567a3080c285aaccb
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D6A/900/sprockets%2Fa5cece9476b21aa4d5f46911ca96c450
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D6C/510/sprockets%2Fb086a020de3c258cb1c67dfc9c67d546
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/D70/F30/sprockets%2Facf9a6348722adf1ee7abbb695603078
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DA3/4A0/sprockets%2F69c26d0a9ca8ce383e20897cefe05aa4
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DA7/2F0/sprockets%2F61da396fb86c5ecd844a2d83ac759b4b
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DB9/C80/sprockets%2F876fbfb9685b2b8ea476fa3c67ae498b
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DBD/7A0/sprockets%2F3640ea84a1dfaf6f91a01d1d6fbe223d
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DC1/8D0/sprockets%2Fe5ee1f1cfba2144ec00b1dcd6773e691
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DCC/E60/sprockets%2Fd6a95f601456c93ff9a1bb70dea3dfc0
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/DF1/130/sprockets%2Fcda4825bb42c91e2d1f1ea7b2b958bda
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/E23/DE0/sprockets%2Fb1acc25c28cd1fabafbec99d169163d3
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/E23/FD0/sprockets%2Fea3dbcd1f341008ef8be67b1ccc5a9c5
    #	modified:   tmp/cache/assets/E4E/AD0/sprockets%2Fb930f45cfe7c6a8d0efcada3013cc4bc
    #	new file:   tmp/cache/assets/E63/7D0/sprockets%2F77de495a665c3ebcb47befecd07baae6
    #	modified:   tmp/pids/server.pid
    #
    # Untracked files:
    #   (use &quot;git add &lt;file&gt;...&quot; to include in what will be committed)
    #
    #	Coachbase/
    #	log/development.log.orig
    #	log/restclient.log.orig


What should I do?

You have not concluded your merge (MERGE_HEAD exists)

I have app servers that I bootstrap together using Chef + some ad-hoc bash scripts. The problem is, when I want to run an update on one of these app servers, I get:


    19:00:28: *** Please tell me who you are.
    
    Run
    
      git config --global user.email &quot;you@example.com&quot;
      git config --global user.name &quot;Your Name&quot;

Do I really need to set this for doing a simple `git pull origin master` every time I update an app server? Is there anyway to override this behavior so it doesn&#39;t error out when name and email are not set?



Git: &quot;please tell me who you are&quot; error

I found this answer already: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10913892/number-of-commits-on-branch-in-git
but that assumes that the branch was created from master.

How can I count the number of commits along a branch *without* relying on that assumption?

In SVN this is trivial, but for some reason is really difficult to figure out in git.

Count the number of commits on a Git branch

There&#39;s been a lot of questions about adding support for symlinks on Windows. But, what actually happens when I clone [a repository with symlinks](https://github.com/ariofrio/symlink-test) on Windows?

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GIT - Can't ignore .suo file

C# Problem Overview

C# Solutions

Solution 1 - C#

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Solution 3 - C#

What is the default location for MSBuild logs?

SQL Column definition : default value and not null redundant?

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