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PyCharm is missing project type drop down
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Closed 10 months ago.
I am following the instructions at http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/quickstart/appengine_guide.html to create a GAE project in PyCharm. When I click on New Project, I don't see the "project type" drop down box:
Do I need to set some configuration or environment variable so that PyCharm can find my GAE SDK installation?
This is likely because you are using the community edition which does not support GAE or any web framework for that matter.
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Why IE 11 display blank page rendering react app
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Closed 3 years ago.
I have created a webstie using Reactjs.
All things run as well, today I had meet to show my webstie.
The person that I met him, has a microsoft explorer 11.
The site is running perfect on chroome
We tried to run my website on it, we got a blank page, we got just the logo on tap window.
Please if there any one can help me to fix this problem and what is the code I have to add to my app.
my website is: https://944.dk
Many features of modern javascript are not supported in Internet Explorer,
I can see in the IE console that it's crashing when trying to use Object.assign
Which is not available in IE.
It's common practice to compile your web app with something like Babel, which can be used to manage compatibility issues with different browsers.
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Multiple services with different dockerfiles on GAE Flexible
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Closed 3 years ago.
I have a GAE flexible app that shares files with another GAE app (these are different apps and not modules of a single app). To avoid duplicate files, I use sym links.
With GAE standard this worked fine, but with GAE flexible, the sym links are deployed as sym links. This breaks my app, because where the links point to is outside of the app.
With GAE flexible, is it possible to replace symlinks with what they are pointing to on deployment?
see: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/70571662
via: App engine ignores symlinks to directories
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Visual Studio 2017 setup project missing
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VS2017 Setup Project - Where?
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Closed 4 years ago.
I'm wondering how to use Setup Project in Visual Studio 15, which was in
Solution -> Add -> New Project -> .../installed -> Other Project -> Types -> Visual Studio Installer ->Setup Project
but this disappeared. To create an .EXE file for a Windows Form Desktop application, it seems like it is no longer available.
Or how can I access the same functionality with higher versions?
There is an extension that brings it back for backwards compatibility. But at the same time the guidance has been to finally move to a Wix installer or some other installer technology.
The Installer projects are considered deprecated and bad. They can't be easily built using a CI server and more issues.
The proper solution would be:
Use Wix Installer project (if you need Visual Studio project support)
Simple tutorial
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Use something like NullSoft Installer (just build the installer by building it outside of Visual Studio.
If you have an existing investment in the old style installer projects, you can still use the extension. If you're building something new. DON'T. It may be the simplest way of adding an installer, but it'll cause more issues in the long run.
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Is it possible to compile .NET IL code to machine code?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Is it possible to develop a WinForms application which when deployed (of course on Windows) will not be dependent to .NET Framework? And How?
Okay, put it this way, I want all the dll's and stuffs to be included in my application, so when installed in a machine, the users don't have to install .NET Framework, something like that. Is it possible?
I don't believe this is possible. You can however include the .NET client installer into the installer for your application:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=24872
There is an article on MSDN about redistribution of the .NET framework:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms994395.aspx
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Closed 10 years ago.
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Any ideas on automating deployment with the Google AppEngine Launcher?
I tried to auto deploy a jav app on GAE from Hudson using the appcfg tool. However appcfg only reads the email/password from stdin (and caches that for 24 hours or so). Of course this won't work in automated build, is there any way to supply the password in a file or such?
Use the --email and --passin flags, documented here.