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The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
1:18 PM
Back to bugtesting/fixing today
 
 
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spoulson
spoulson
2:52 PM
Anybody around here? tap tap
 
Piers Myers
Piers Myers
3:29 PM
@spoulson Hi
 
Chacha102
Chacha102
Hello
 
spoulson
spoulson
Hi
Was wondering if anybody had any suggestions for a .NET setup project I'm looking at
 
Chacha102
Chacha102
.NET?
 
spoulson
spoulson
I want to automate the build/deploy for multiple environments that each require their own .config file
 
Chacha102
Chacha102
BURN HIM!!! BURN HIM!!!
 
spoulson
spoulson
3:39 PM
Yes
uh oh!!1!
 
Chacha102
Chacha102
I am unable to be serious... I did create the tavern, after all.
 
spoulson
spoulson
Think you'd be of any help then? :)
 
Chacha102
Chacha102
No!
 
spoulson
spoulson
There seems to be a number of approaches to building environment specific deployments.
Trying to figure out one to stick with
 
 
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The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
4:46 PM
@spoulson Sorry, I was out of my office
I'm a PHP guy, but I could maybe help with general concepts...
 
 
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The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
7:56 PM
ARGH I HATE UPS SOMETIMES!
This is sooooo helpful:
> Caught an exception: upsRate got an error from UPS: Failure
"Failure". Gee, thanks! =p
 
Moshe
Moshe
8:56 PM
@Chacha102 burn who?
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
Burn @spoulson, for using .NET
@Chacha102 is a PHP developer like me :-)
 
Moshe
Moshe
Wait, you're josh on the other room, yes?
The avatars are the same
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
I am :-)
I changed my name on meta in protest...
because The Tavern was not renamed to "the Unhandled Exception"

The Tavern of Tuesdayness (General)

Here we have our fill of bread and wine, and then tell of tale…
 
Moshe
Moshe
ugh
terrible name
Tavern of ....
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
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Q: Naming the Tavern

Chacha102I think Popular Demand put it best: It's a well-known fact that all the best taverns follow a specific naming convention. "The Brass Lantern," "The Prancing Pony," "The Drunken Clam," "The Mended Drum,"... they're all "The [Descriptor] [Noun]." Unfortunately, the tavern we're in isn't so bles...

discussion chat poll
 
Moshe
Moshe
8:59 PM
Try Tavern of Terrible Nameness
 
Piers Myers
Piers Myers
9:31 PM
@TheUnhandledException you should try FedEx instead
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
@PiersMyers LOL
But my client uses UPS! :-)
Maybe I should tell them that's the issue :-)
status-completed
:-)
 
Piers Myers
Piers Myers
a UPS is just a big battery, you are hardly going to get anything meaningful from that. The more complex they make it the more unreliable it becomes.
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
LOL!
 
Ivo Flipse
Ivo Flipse
9:54 PM
nevermind, I was never here
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
haha, you're welcome to stay :-)
 
Cawas
Cawas
10:05 PM
ok @Josh... a kinda hard ASP.NET question, which I'm learning now... I've been trying for a while make a File > New > Project from existing code... But it always crash. How can I make this work?
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
Hmmmm... Second ASP.net question I've gotten today
@Cawas What crashes, your IDE?
 
Cawas
Cawas
yup
Ms Visual Studio
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
Hmmm... I'm a PHP guy, so I'm not sure
@PiersMyers you still here?
or @HoLyVieRUNIONDOEVILSQL ?
 
Cawas
Cawas
the project must have over 1gb in size, it takes a long while to crash
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
wow
I'd post a StackOverflow question
 
Cawas
Cawas
10:07 PM
:o
 
 
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The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
11:20 PM
So now instead of an error I get nothing
I can't decide if that's better or worse...
 
Cawas
Cawas
lol @TheUnhandledException
I'd argue that it's worse to not knowing / having notification of an error.
in your case you know it already, so it's no different.
 
The Unhandled Exception
The Unhandled Exception
True
 

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