at the beginning, i have a trouble.
when i click import project, then open a new window,and i click finish,Nothing happened.
link:https://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Quick_Start
in mac, same oprate, everything is ok, but in windows7 not.
Try downloading the app from the git repository (https://github.com/appcelerator-se/corporate-directory) and manually import it.
You can find out more about importing a project here: https://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/guides2/Importing+an+Existing+Project
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I am working with ssis packages with TFS. I checked-in after finishing my work. My teammate had to continue his work, so he get the latest version but he didn't find all the files on the server version but when checking in our local folders we can find them. So we tried to import them like following :
I need to import Employee.dtsx, it is imported as Employee 1.dtsx and when I try to rename to Employee 1.dtsx, I get this following message :
'C:\XXX\Employee.dtsx' already exists in this project.
You can try opening the project file (.dtproj) and check whether the package is listed there, and manually add it in if the package does not exist in project file. You can refer to this discussion.
You can find the details steps to add Files to Source Control--Team Foundation Server in the blog. Hope you find it helpful.
I've installed go as per the custom installation clause of the installation instructions, as I have installed to a user directory, in order to accommodate having multiple versions of go.
When I go get . from my go project's src directory, I get the error message type already mentioned above ―
unrecognized import path (import path does not begin with hostname)
Can you please explain, why does go look for a hostname and how that should possibly be avoided in a typical project?
As an aside, the problem was originally encountered by me in setting up the following specific project and hash, which the accepted answer still refers to.
go get downloads dependencies and packages by assuming that the import path (in the import statements in source code) identifies a URL where the package can be downloaded, e.g. github.com/habeanf/yap. It works so long as developers use imports correctly; unfortunately, the developer of the yap project did not.
Where they import yap/app, they should be importing github.com/habeanf/yap/app, etc. The only fix would be to clone the GitHub repo into $GOPATH/src/yap manually and then try to build it. You might want to open a GitHub issue on that project and request that they fix the import paths so it can be built like a normal Go project.
I had the same problem with setting up the same project on windows (note: updated project documentation is here).
Turns out GOPATH was set up for my username by GO installation while I updated the system environment GOPATH according to this description from the docs:
Set $GOPATH environment variable to your workspace: export
GOPATH=path/to/yapproj
Removing GOPATH for my username solved the problem and I managed to build the application.
I'm posting this to prevent others from spending too much time on this issue as I did.
I have C++ make project on the git but I can't import it into Xcode. I clicked "check out an existing project" and then choose repo and enter username passwords then select branch and download path. At the end it opens folder of project then I clicked finish, thats it nothing happens.
When I open an empty project, I can see the git project on the "source control" tab but I can't import it. Can you guys help me?
Btw: I am deeply regret to buy mac.
To import a git repo into XCode 8 you just need to go to SourceControl -> Check Out...
There in the enter a repository location text field enter the full path of the git repository (e.g., https://github.com/your-log-in/repo-name.git
Then you will be prompt about where to save the local files, and you are good to go
NOTE: i figured out the solution to this as i was writing the post, but i'll put the info up here in case anyone else needs it.
Android Studio was giving me the following error when i tried to import a Gradle project (using File -> Import Project... and selecting the build.gradle file)
Resolve Error
Could not install Gradle distribution from 'http://
services.gradle.org/distributions-snapshots/
gradle-1.8-20130830160653+0000-bin.zip'.
java.util.zip.ZipException: error in opening zip file
error in opening zip file
Consult IDE log for more details (Help | Show Log)
see also:
Screenshot of error dialog
gist of error log
the error appeared immediately after clicking 'OK' in the import dialog. the import process had previously failed due to a spotty internet connection, and i guessed that Android Studio / Gradle may have cached the partial download and was now unsuccessfully trying to use that partial download instead of fetching the files.
solution
this issue can be resolved by clearing the bad download out of the cache. my cache on OSX for gradle-1.8-20130830160653+0000-bin.zip was located at
~/.gradle/wrapper/dists/gradle-1.8-20130830160653+0000-bin
removing that directory and retrying the 'Import Project from Gradle' process again promoted the system to retry the download.
hope this helps someone spend less time on this than i did :)
For Windows users it is located in
C:\Users\%your_username%\.gradle\wrapper\dists
just remove everything inside the above folder...
Hope it helps... :)
In eclise go to Window>preferences>Gradle.
in Gradle distribuition check URL
Put the value choosing the your distribuition from
https://services.gradle.org/distributions-snapshots
Sorry my bad english XD
I'm currently using svn, and I'm using git-svn to checkout the project. I then tried to import the project into Intellij, and it kinda worked, but all the .iml files were red in color (don't know why, no errors as far as I could see).
I then tried what was suggested in this post -
Import an existing Git repository into IntelliJ IDEA
ie, opening the directory as a project and configuring the git root, same problem again.
When I try compiling the project I get manifest errors that just says - -manifest while reading manifest file(invalid header field)
My project is a multi-module maven project. Any ideas would be helpful cuz I'm stumped!
With IntelliJ, you should see those same red files in the Local Changes view:
Except this time, those red files are clearly listed under the "Unversioned file" section, which shows this is not a compilation error, but a VCS code color convention.