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About24yo/ ftm/ married to WhAtEvErYoUmEaN/ 2 cats/plays Dungeons and Dragons/ loves sushi, pizza and programming ____________________________________________ Sea Emperor Revia-tan of the blue leviathans
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SkillsC# Visual Basic (a bit) Java (a bit) HTML CSS PHP (the horror) Arduino "electronics" and Arduino C SPS (a tiny little bit)
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LocationLower Saxony, Germany
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@gatorthepimp I wish I could. Changing workplaces while you're still an apprentice is quite hard
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@61164m35h that would be an excellent option if I had actually access to the source code. Yes you read that right. I don't have access to everything and most source code is locked away from the apprentices. I can tell my colleagues what they should do but I can't make sure they actually do it
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@WeAreMany changing my contract might be difficult as it's a standard IHK (German apprenticeship overseer organisation) contract. I don't know if you're allowed to change them. I'll keep it in mind though. Thank you
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@Fast-Nop thanks I'll give that a read^^
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@Fast-Nop I included a request for formal training in my mail^^
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Thank you all. I voiced my concerns to my boss again using email this time. Let's see what will happen.
Sadly it's not the first time trainees were considered 'cheap workforce' rather than someone who needs proper education by him and his boss. It's just sad. -
@C0D4
Thank you.
I'm pretty sure they are serious about this because they do pretty much everything half-assed/as cheap as possible. Our current "concept of security" is equivalent to the caesar cipher.
I feel kinda overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information on this topic. Do you have any suggestions that might be a good start to dive deeper? -
NVM thanks all of you whatever i did, it works now? Everything is there
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@l-lin git push --all resulted in an error for me. "failed to push some refs to [remote]"
EDIT: nvm. git only shows three initially. when i scroll down everything seems to be there -
@gronostaj interestingly enough only 3 commits show up when i type in git log. (there are definitely more). still only my latest shows up on gitlab with no apparent commit history
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@l-lin will try that again thanks
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@gronostaj I already did that with git svn and it only worked for my local repo but not the remote one.
As for subgit it says so on their webpage. I don't know much about it either though. -
@gronostaj from what I understand submit needs to be installed on the remote server though. And that's something I can't do.
Simply doing a git svn clone doesn't do the trick when I push the created repo. -
@jallman112 nice idea. Sadly I don't have administrative power over the git repository or the server it's installed on.
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@FrodoSwaggins i used that but my commit history doesn't show up when I look at the repo (on gitlab).
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@gronostaj sorry I wasn't clear. I'm new to git. I meant that I have old SVN commit history which I want to push to my new git repository. My latest state gets pushed but nothing else.
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@BlueSky its not my decision to make. thats something my company decides.
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@ScribeOfGoD thanks but sadly that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about a SVN Lock. A file that is normally read only and needs a "lock" so you can write to it and commit your changes to the SVN server.
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@c3r38r170 :D i wish it would be that easy :D
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@infernalempress no. just normal pillows from the swedish hell house :D
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@PaperTrail thank you. It has been/ still is a hard time. But I'm on the best way to a full recovery. Hopefully I'm able to work again (at least a bit) by January.
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Found the reason guys. It's the fucking Idle process. God knows why but apparently admin privileges aren't sufficient enough to get certain information from that process (other than id which is 0). God i hate microsoft.
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@delegate212 But Process.GetProcesses() returnes an array afaik?
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@AlgoRythm still happening sadly
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@delegate212 doesn't quite work. there seems to be a cast missing. what do i need to change?
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@delegate212 thank you! I'm gonna try that.
The only user that's going to use that is my husband. He gave me this neat little programming task to keep me busy while I'm recovering from cancer/ chemotherapy. -
@delegate212 jup. WUDFHost. Dont know what that is. (Seems to be something driver related from Windows)
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@PaperTrail i'm working on my own computer at home so IT department setting up something weird isnt a problem.
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@delegate212
VS runs as admin,
app.manifest is modified
Error still occurs. Thanks for your input though. -
some things work now (like indent-space and style and naming rules for properties) but naming rules for fields dont. i don't understand this. is there a good tutorial/ example i can use to understand what i'm doing?