I uploaded a binary update to the new iTunesConnect, but had not submitted. I found a bug, and tried to remove the existing binary - could not find a way to do that. I then submitted for review but immediately rejected it. Still can't see a way to delete it and upload a new one. How do I upload my new version? OR how do I cancel my update and start a new one?
You don't need to reject Binaries anymore, just change the BUILD number to something higher 1.1 or something like that. Leave the version number the same.
Then it will let you upload it and you can select it from the list to add to your submission.
It took me a while to figure out but it's actually a much better solution than all the rejecting nonsense.
You can't delete binaries that are uploaded. I had to developer reject couple of times and I had 6 of these binaries there. I selected one and then submittted for approval. There is no way to remove "non-needed" ones from this list
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I archived the app I made, but then later made some changes. I'd like to replace the archived app with this new version. When I go to archive it, it gives me an error that says version 1 already exists. How do I get rid of the old one and replace it with the new one? I have not submitted anything for reviews yet. Thank you!
I'm not sure about the error that you see but try to change the build number:
It is related to build number error. Keep the version number same and change the build number by increasing one. And Now try to upload a new archive and itunes will accept this.
For example, You have uploaded last archive with version 1.0 and build number 1.0. Now, if you want to upload a new archive for the same version i.e. 1.0, then simply change the build number 1.1 and that's it.
I have an existing solution that has previously had no problems. I added two new projects to the solution, completing my dev work with no problem, however when I try to check the solution in I get an error similar to the following:
C:\Project1Path\Project1.csproj: Download of item $/Project1/Project1/Project1.csproj was not completed. Perform a get operation to correct.
I get the same when I try to check in just this project. I have not tried checking in the other new project yet as ideally I want to check everything in together.
I did a Get Latest on the solution on the outside chance that that was what the error was telling me to do but to no avail.
Any help appreciated as sooner or later someone else is going to want to work on the solution.
Many thanks
Simon
I had this issue and when I ran get latest in source control it picked up a non version controlled file with the same name and asked to overwrite it.
If you get that conflict make sure you overwrite the local file.
If you don't get a conflict maybe delete local file manually and then get latest.
I'm not sure that'll work but you could try.
If this isn't resolved with a get latest, go to the actual file in team explorer. If it has a small diagonal icon next to it then right click to resolve the conflict manually. Here you can override the changes.
This is here for anyone else who may run into the problem.
In my case the file was deleted in the TFS. Undo pending changes for this file (undelete it) then try to check in again.
Note: you cannot tell if the file is delete just by looking at solution explorer.
It happened to me as well when I tried to checkin the code from TRUNK after merging from feature branch.
What I did is rolling back the change from TRUNK and merging it again.
I was working on a project, and I didn't get the latest version before I submitted my changes, and someone had just submitted some updates to the project. I know I can go to history, right click on the version I want, and choose "Get This Version," but This doesn't let me choose between changes in the two versions. I usually have in the past just copied all of the code I want, but this is very tedious. I know I can click on the files it shows in Changeset Details, and it will show the difference in code, but there's no way to choose the code I want. What would be the best way to get the changes in code that I want?
When several people are working concurrently on a file, you may not be able to ensure that you're always working on the latest version. But you can check in your file no matter what has been modified by others. TFS will provides information and tool to help you resolve conflicts.
TFS will automaticlly compare your loacl verison with the latest version on server.You can choose which you want to keep.
By default, the window shows only the conflicts caused by the most recent operation you attempted. When the window is in this state, a message appears that begins: Path filter applied. To show all conflicts in your workspace, choose Get All Conflicts. A message that begins with: n Conflict(s) appears. You can also use Refresh, if new conflicts might have occurred. To get more information, reference https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181432.aspx
I am trying to change document content and save the changes into current version itself without increment the document version number using filenet java API.
Any one help me on this topic.
Changing content always leads to the creation of a new version. It is not possible to directly accomplish what you want.
If you need the version number intact, delete the current version and save the changes. Then create a new version.
As fnt said, the main goal of an ECM platform is to guarantee that a version content stays unchanged. The only thing doable, is to update as much times as you need the content of the checked out version (reservation). That can be useful for a Save (without CheckIn scenario). Don't know if that is useful to you. If not, you need to delete/re-create a new version to keep the same version number.
Delete, make changes to the document and recreate the same with updated content is the only solution.
A couple of people have asked a similar question, the last one a year ago, with no solution (Here and here), so I thought I'd try it again.
I've created snapshots in Xcode 5.1 on a few occasions before making significant code changes. When I go to restore them, I've seen a couple of different behaviors:
There's one file that changed. Xcode shows me the before and after diffs, and I say OK, and click on Restore. The result, nothing's changed.
Same as one, except in this case there are multiple files that have changed. It shows me one, and it looks good. So I click Restore. It doesn't show me any of the other files diffs that have changed, and it doesn't prompt me to be sure I don't want to look at them. After the fact, I've surmised that I need to click on each changed files in order to accept the changes. But still, there's only one Restore button, which dismissed the window. In any case, none of the files have been restored to their former state. If I try to restore from that same snapshot again (naively thinking I could try to retrieve the other changed files), it tells me that the current state and the snapshot are the same.
If I export the changes to another directory, then I do get the reverted files. It's when I do a File->Restore Snapshot where I get no results.
I've taken to manually creating zip archives of the source so I can recover the files manually.
I don't have any Source Control in use in Xcode so far. It seems I should do that if only to do periodic commits on my own.
Do other people use snapshots successfully? Has anyone else experienced this behavior in Xcode 5?
Thanks much for your help. I've yet to get any response on the Apple Developers Forum on the topic :(
-Eric