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Running this app #96

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ugintl opened this issue Sep 21, 2022 · 8 comments
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Running this app #96

ugintl opened this issue Sep 21, 2022 · 8 comments

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@ugintl
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ugintl commented Sep 21, 2022

I need a .net server to run this app like you need a php server to run php apps?

@KristiforMilchev
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You can build and run the app using dotnet build && dotnet run. Of course for that you need to have .net core 5 + installed on your system.

You also need a database server, either MSSQL or MYSQL instance that you can use to upload the database creation script, then you have to change the connection string to point to your instance and it should be good to go.

I am still working on it, it's in it's early days and the build process is a bit rusty, this branch only gets updated when new releases are added and most of the works is done on another repository.

@kaushalarwal
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Hello Kristifor,

The demo link is not working. Can you please share the updated demo link?
I would like to see this project management tool working

@KristiforMilchev
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Sure tomorrow, i will spin a virtual machine on azure and configure it there, once i am ready with the configuration i will leave the link here and update the readme, i haven't abandoned the solution, i am just really busy with work these days and i haven't had the time to work on it but i will defiantly continue to develop everything that i have planned for it.

The readme at the moment has instructions on how you can configure it locally if you can't wait for tomorrow.

@kaushalarwal
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Hello Kristifor,

Please let me know if the link is ready.

@KristiforMilchev
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Hey guys, the solution was built using .net core 5 which is now obsolete, i have started the migration to .net core 6 but because of a change in dotnet ef scaffold the tool that we use to work with the database first model now dropping the support for pluralizing names of the generated classes it requires for a re work in all of the models in the solution so it might take few days.

I am really busy with work these days but i am working on the migration and once i am done i will add the link.

I have already setup a database on azure and configured the services, i just need to finish the migration and once ready i will give you an update. I can't promise but i estimate that i can take 1-2 days depending on my workload this week.

Thank you for the understanding.

@kaushalarwal
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Okay, thanks

@KristiforMilchev
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Hey guys, did a new build and deployed an example instance of the Project Manager on azure. In order to access it and check it out you can use this link:
Link:

https://webapp-220929133419.azurewebsites.net/Collaborativesoft

Username:
[email protected]
Password:
123

I restored the database that actually has the roadmap for the concoctcloud itself, my account has access to few personal projects that i had to remove for privacy reasons.

Do note because the restored database was taken from a live system that is being developed for a client some of the functionalities might not be working properly. Usually i do a merge between the private and public branch each year around Christmas, but most of the functionality should be working.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks for checking it out!

@kaushalarwal
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Thank you for sharing the link.

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