Here is a little script to help compare version numbers in the format X.X.X using bash/shell. This can be good if you are trying to find out which version is higher for something like an upgrade. versionlte() { [ “$1” = “`echo -e “$1\n$2″ | sort -V | head -n1`” ] } versionlt() { [ContinueContinue reading “Bash compare version numbers”
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DotNet User Secrets Feature
A little unknown feature of dotnet is User Secrets. This is used to create local App Setting overrides to set values for local usage. This can be a handy and powerful tool for keeping your local setup separate from checking in code. You can find more details on the Microsoft Documentation here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/app-secrets The goalContinueContinue reading “DotNet User Secrets Feature”
Setup Hyper Guest for SSH without IP Address
When setting up the Hyper-V Guest hosts, I found it a little tricky and hard to find documentation on how to easily set these up, so I thought I would share how I got them into a configuration with the most simple process. With this setup you can also SSH into the Guest Host evenContinueContinue reading “Setup Hyper Guest for SSH without IP Address”
Microsoft Upgrade Assistant
Dotnet Core has been released for a very long time now and everyone is getting on the cutting edge of the SDK technology when it is realeased. However, there has been some assistance missing in helping, especially .Net Framework projects, upgrade to the next version. Now 2021 they have brought the tooling out! and byContinueContinue reading “Microsoft Upgrade Assistant”
SSH to Hyper-V Virtual Machine using SSH.NET without IP Address
I have uses the Dotnet Core Nuget package SSH.NET to SSH into machines a few times, is a very simple, slick and handy tool to have. However, you cannot SSH into a Virtual Machine(VM) in Hyper-V that easy without some extra fiddling to get an exposed IP Address. With your standard SSH command you canContinueContinue reading “SSH to Hyper-V Virtual Machine using SSH.NET without IP Address”
Merge Azure DevOps Pipeline Templates
As mentioned in my previous post about Azure DevOps Local Pipeline Testing, the available method of testing with the Azure DevOps API doesn’t have the feature to merge the YAML Templates. Therefore, I have set out to try and solve this issue.. You can view the full PowerShell script on GitHub.(https://github.com/PureRandom/AzureDevOpsYamlMerge-ps) Please feel free toContinueContinue reading “Merge Azure DevOps Pipeline Templates”
BadImageFormatException When Running 32/64 Bit Applications in Jet Brains Rider
I posted before about the error of getting BadImageFormatException and how it was associated to the processor settings. The fixed suggested were for Visual Studio only and in recent times I have now started working with Jet Brains Rider, which I then got the same issue, but found the correcting process. If you do haveContinueContinue reading “BadImageFormatException When Running 32/64 Bit Applications in Jet Brains Rider”
Azure REST API Scopes
When working with the Azure REST API you need to provide the scope in all API requests, so Azure knows where you are looking. However, throughout their documentation that although they ask for the scope they do not explain or link to an explanation of what a scope is and what the formats are. Therefore,ContinueContinue reading “Azure REST API Scopes”
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