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I have a public (for now) project on git I am attempting to setup for our group. When I click clone and then select the project. It says "cloning repository" it receives the projects but then gives a "solution Load error" "Cannot find a solution with name: 'nameofmyapp'.
Any hints?
Any hints?
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answered on 28 Nov 2012, 04:24 PM
I think I figured this out. I ended up starting over and letting icenium create everything. I'm not sure why it doesn't pull the default readme down from GIT though?
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Hello,
Thanks for using Icenium.
I see you have problems with cloning from a repository you created. Currently Icenium doesn't support this scenario and cloning works only with repositories that are pushed by Icenium. This is the reason you are getting a "solution Load error". This feature is yet to be implemented in the near future.
The current workflow for creating a remote repository with Icenium is:
1. Create new Project
2. Create a remote blank repository at github.com
3. Set the remote repository url through "Configure Remote Repository" in Version Control menu
4. Perform Push to the remote repository
By that time you should have a remote repository containing your workspace.
You can add your existing files manually. Adding files from zip archive is supported.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I understand that you expect the default readme file to be shown in Icenium?
If this is the case - you can't edit or view that file inside Icenium at the moment.
All the best,
Ilian Iliev
the Telerik team
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Thanks for using Icenium.
I see you have problems with cloning from a repository you created. Currently Icenium doesn't support this scenario and cloning works only with repositories that are pushed by Icenium. This is the reason you are getting a "solution Load error". This feature is yet to be implemented in the near future.
The current workflow for creating a remote repository with Icenium is:
1. Create new Project
2. Create a remote blank repository at github.com
3. Set the remote repository url through "Configure Remote Repository" in Version Control menu
4. Perform Push to the remote repository
By that time you should have a remote repository containing your workspace.
You can add your existing files manually. Adding files from zip archive is supported.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I understand that you expect the default readme file to be shown in Icenium?
If this is the case - you can't edit or view that file inside Icenium at the moment.
All the best,
Ilian Iliev
the Telerik team
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Want some Kendo UI online training - head over to Pluralsight.