Skip to main content

jara.io

Search This Blog

Remove Apple Developer Account in Visual Studio Mac

January 16, 2021

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Quick Solution

Open Terminal and goto

Users\<username>\Library\VisualStudio\<VSversion>

and delete

DeveloperStorage<VSVersion>.json

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

Xamarin - Bring string interpolation expression to XAML!

We all know how String.Format and string interpolation works in C# so I'm not going into details how Converter_StringFormat works in XAML. To give a few example, here's how string formatting works in C# C# string name = "Jayson"; string day = "Morning"; var formattedText = string.Format("Hello {0}, Good {1}!", name, day); // output // Hello Jayson, Good Morning! or the string interpolation which is introduced in C# version 6 string name = "Jayson"; string day = "Morning"; var formattedText = $"Hello {name}, Good {day}!"; // output // Hello Jayson, Good Morning! So coming from our second example, this is where our Convert_StringFomat based at for XAML <Label> <Label.FormattedText> <FormattedString> <Span Text="{Binding ., Converter={StaticResource StringFormat}, ConverterParameter='• {Title}'}" FontAttributes="Bold" FontSize="15" /> ...

Auto increment your application version number using TextTransform

In part of my issue with the Xamarin which the newest code is not deployed whenever I run the project. I found that you can easily fix this when changing the version number in AssemblyInfo.cs https://jaraio.blogspot.com/2020/04/auto-increment-version-number-using.html To automate things, I look for a solution and found an answer in StackOverflow ( huray ! 🙌) were you can TextTransform to have some sort of a template and you can do some magical things to generate a customized file based on the codes you wrote inside of this .TT file. Here's the StackOverflow link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/826777/how-to-have-an-auto-incrementing-version-number-visual-studio My problem with their solution is, if you noticed, it's pretty obvious.. You must include the content of the original AssemblyInfo.cs in the .tt file then just change the version lines. I really don't like that, and I feel like somethings going to mess up sooner. i.e. updating your Android permissi...

Xamarin - unexpected end of stream com.android.okhttp

Ever received this message? "Unexpected end of stream com.android.okhttp" Quick solution: Add System.Net reference in your Xamarin.Android project and that message will magically gone!

Tweets by jarafpv

Powered by Blogger

(c) 2019 JaraIO