TFS (and so does VS) uses the Term &quot;Annotate&quot; instead of &quot;Blame&quot;, just right click on the editor when you have a file open, then click **Source Control**, **Annotate**.

I&#39;m sure there are other ways to do it, either from the menu, toolbars, solution explorer, etc.

I&#39;m trying to install a plugin in Eclipse Luna. I installed Papyrus and am trying to install SWT designer, but before the download/installation is completed I get an error:

&gt;     An error occurred during the
&gt;     org.eclipse.equinox.internal.p2.engine.phases.CheckTrust phase.
&gt;     session context was:(profile=epp.package.standard,
&gt;     phase=org.eclipse.equinox.internal.p2.engine.phases.CheckTrust,
&gt;     operand=, action=). Error reading signed content. error in opening zip
&gt;     file

After this error I can&#39;t install anything and the install manager does not work anymore and shows me the same error all the time only one way I delete the current Eclipse directory and extract it again.

This time I install Papyrus, SWT designer and some other, but I get the error between install another plugin again. This is wrong if I get an error on install any of plugin reinstalling Eclipse and the other plugin again.

Is this a bug or a problem?


Error when try install plugin

I know that you can&#39;t (at least not easily) restore a SQL Server 2012 backup on SQL Server 2008. But how does it work for SQL Server 2014 to SQL Server 2012 ?

On database level there is the property to adjust the compatibility mode to any other SQL Server version.

How does this helps or work ? Will it only disallow the features from 2014? 

To be honest I already tried to restore a backup, but 2012 didn&#39;t recognize the datafile, so I couldn&#39;t click `ok Button` to start the restore procedure.

Did I miss some important option ?

Possible to restore a backup of SQL Server 2014 on SQL Server 2012?

In Visual Studio 2013 update 2 with Git integration, is there a way to show in the editor who last modified a line? (like the `git blame` command?)

How to show &#39;git blame&#39; in Visual Studio 2013?

<p>In Visual Studio 2013 update 2 with Git integration, is there a way to show in the editor who last modified a line? (like the <code>git blame</code> command?)</p>


It seems like you can do just about everything else directly on GitHub using the web interface, like edit and create and delete files, but I am unable to find a way to revert a commit, like you can in the GitHub local apps (Windows, and Mac) and like you can do on the git command line.

I&#39;m just wondering am I just missing something. Is the revert button hidden?

I tried searching online and came across something that seemed to suggest that this was to prevent synchronization errors when working with lots of people. Is this correct?

Can I revert commits directly on GitHub?

I have been using `TortoiseGit` for almost a full year now. It has been working very well for me until yesterday, when I encountered a problem. I was deleting a folder when Windows Explorer sort of crashed on me (it hung on &quot;discovering items&quot;) for over an hour, then I restarted the system.

Since that time (and I am *not* sure if the incident described has anything to do with it), TortoiseGit has stopped showing icon overlays in explorer. The behaviour is, however, not like any of the others who posted questions here, because:

&gt; In the `open file` dialogue of all programs, the icons still exist (!).

Here is a list of things I tried:

   1. I changed TortoiseGit settings to show different icons.
   2. Reinstall TortoiseGit (uninstall, restart, install, restart).
   3. I deleted all icon overlays starting with &quot;Tortoise&quot; in `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer 
\ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers`, then uninstalled TortoiseGit, restarted the computer and reinstalled TortoiseGit.


----------


**Edit:**

I tried to create a new user on my computer, and the new user has icon overlays working just fine. I am now even more confused.

Nothing helped so far. Any ideas?

TortoiseGit not showing icon overlays

My `.gitignore` file wasn&#39;t working, so I followed this [question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11451535/gitignore-not-working).

And now I have bunch of files that I need to commit, in order to proceed.
I made a mistake and committed those, because I couldn&#39;t find a way to get rid of those. 

Is there any way that I can revert all these actions? I can&#39;t do `reset` cause I now I get error:
`error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by checkout`.

Stupid stupid mistake, and I can find solution for this.

Undo git rm -r --cached

I have in my git repo, a file named xyz. Coincidently, I also have a branch named xyz. Presently I am on master, but I want to checkout to branch xyz. The command to be used is simple

    $ git checkout xyz

But this would checkout the file `xyz` to the present HEAD. How would I change my branch to branch `xyz`?


Git change branch when file of same name is present

I make new branch from `master` with: 

    git checkout -b testbranch

I make 20 commits into it.

Now I want to squash those 20 commits. I do that with:

    git rebase -i HEAD~20

What about if I don&#39;t know how many commits? Is there any way to do something like:

    git rebase -i all on this branch

Git: How to squash all commits on branch

I have a simple solution in visual studio 2013 that is composed by one web project, one library project and one unit test project. When I open the solution and try to run the unit tests they are not discover by visual studio. To run the tests I try to go to the menu and choose Test -&gt; Run -&gt; Run all tests or by opening the test explorer window. By those to methods visual studio doesn’t discover any tests in the solution.

Creating first a simple unit tests project and try to run the test, visual studio know discover the test and I can run it. Then, if I open my previous solution visual studio now discovers all the tests. I try to save my solution but closing it and reopening, without creating a unit test project first, the visual studio doesn’t find the tests again. This is a very strange behave that I don’t know why this is happening. 

I used to working alone in this project that was using the source control git integrated with the visual studio team foundation. The problem of visual studio not discover the unit tests start when a new element came to the project and when I need to recreate the solution through the source control online. Before this, all tests always been discovered by visual studio.

For creation the unit tests I use the dll Microsoft.VisualStudio.QualityTools.UnitTestFramework. My version of visual studio is: Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Web Version 12.0.30723.00 Update 3. My version of .net framework is 4.5.50938.

All of my tests are like this: 

    [TestClass] 
    public class Service1Test 
    { 
        [TestMethod] 
        public void Test1() 
        {
            Assert.IsTrue(True); 
        } 
    }

Visual Studio 2013 doesn&#39;t discover unit tests

I&#39;ve got a database project as part of my solution in Visual Studio 2013. Been working perfectly for the last 3 weeks and now suddenly today it won&#39;t build and so I cannot publish any changes. I&#39;m getting an MSBuild error: 

&gt; &quot;C:\Program Files
&gt; (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v12.0\SSDT\Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.SqlTasks.targets(513,5):
&gt; Error:  MSB4018: The &quot;SqlBuildTask&quot; task failed unexpectedly.
&gt;     System.MethodAccessException: Attempt by method &#39;Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.Build.SqlTaskHost.OnCreateCustomSchemaData(System.String,
&gt; System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2&lt;System.String,System.String&gt;)&#39;
&gt; to access method
&gt; &#39;Microsoft.Data.Tools.Components.Diagnostics.SqlTracer.ShouldTrace(System.Diagnostics.TraceEventType)&#39;
&gt; failed.&quot;

Anyone got any ideas? All I did this morning was pull down the latest changes from source control. I can&#39;t see how that would mess up the actual `MSBuild` process, and the guy who checked in last doesn&#39;t have any issues at all. 


Visual Studio 2013: Database Project MSBuild error

I created a new SQL Server Database Project in VS2013 (Update 3) and attempted to build but it fails.  The only build output I receive follows:

    ------ Build started: Project: Database1, Configuration: Debug Any CPU ------
    	Creating a model to represent the project...
    Done building project &quot;Database1.sqlproj&quot; -- FAILED.
    
    Build FAILED.
    ========== Build: 0 succeeded or up-to-date, 1 failed, 0 skipped ==========

If I build the project via MSBuild.exe with detail verbosity I see the following inner failure:

    Task &quot;SqlBuildTask&quot;
      Creating a model to represent the project...
    Done executing task &quot;SqlBuildTask&quot; -- FAILED.

After searching the web I have tried the following to resolve this to no avail:

-Restart VS 

-Restart machine

-Repair VS Update 3 and reboot

-Repair VS2013 and reboot


What am I missing?

VS2013 Database Project fails to build

I accidentally closed the Immediate Window in Visual Studio 2013 Update 3, and can&#39;t for the life of me figure out how/where to get it back.

Can someone please point out how I get the Immediate Window open again?

How do I re-open the Visual Studio Immediate Window?

What can I do with markup files (.mkd) inside Visual Studio? I am looking for a way to display the Markdown comments / instructions in some collective manner.


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