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I have a similar problem to this case.

I have had 2 workspaces connected to a github repository. One for develop branch and the other for master branch. Both workspaces have the same settings except VCS branch. However, the remote execution is only working on the workspace for develop branch. Nothing happens on the one for master branch. The difference between 2 is below.


Just a follow up to my previous comment in case it helps anyone out. Turns out that it you simply link a github repo to a workspace, it will link both the repo and the latest commit. It seems it remains linked to that exact commit indefinitely. If you want to have the workspace track all commits to the repo, then configure the VCS in Terraform with credentials. Then use the credentialed VCS option in the workspace when configuring repo. This seems to allow the workspace to continue to track commits. Here is a link that will guide setup.



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As the Microsoft Intune administrator, you can control which work or school accounts are added to Microsoft apps on managed devices. You can limit access to only allowed organization user accounts and block personal accounts on enrolled devices. For Android devices, use the following key/value pairs in a Managed Devices app configuration policy:


You can allow users using Android personally owned and corporate-owned work profiles to turn on connected apps experiences for supported apps. This app configuration setting enables apps to connect and integrate app data across the work and personal app instances.


After identifying that I didn't had the setting visible I started to think that there were some problem with Windows rather than New Teams. I searched and found this article:

-us/windows/forum/all/startup-app-in-menu-settings-is-missing-in-win...



The issue actually matched my machine. I also had a missing Startup App setting in the Settings App. I opened the registry I found that I were missing some of the mentioned keys.

First I added SupportUwpStartupTasks REG_DWORD 0x1. That solved the missing setting in the Settings app.

I opened the Startup App meny in the settings and I saw that New Teams were still grayed out. That wasn't the complete solution to the problem.

Second, I added SupportFullTrustStartupTasks REG_DWORD 0x1.

After I added this second registry key everything started to work as expected.


Patrik_Lundberg Thanks, this solution worked perfectly for one of our users. We are running Windows 10 and have not upgraded to Windows 11 yet, so not sure going from 10 to 11 caused the issue. In our case the checkbox to allow Teams to startup automatically was not grayed out, you just could not click the box. Once the registry settings were added that were missing though, the user was able to check the box, restart his machine, and teams opens up automatically now. Thanks again for this solution!


Upon starting EG I've got it set up to automatically connect to a remote server. That works fine. But I also have a second remote server that I sometimes connect to and sometimes I submit code to the local 'server'.


In the program that's submitted to the servers when they're made active, I tried using a macro with conditional execution based on the value of _SASSERVERNAME to assign a global macro variable holding the server name. But then checking it with a different program using %put _user_; doesn't show the global macro variable I tried to create so I assume its not working.






-Then, after connecting to my workspace server ("SASApp" in my case), I checked the workspace server initialization log (right-click the server in the Servers view, select Properties, Software tab, then click View Initialization Log button).


Thanks for your help Casey. I'll give it another try. I didn't know about the workspace server initialization log (right-click the server in the Servers view, select Properties, Software tab, then click View Initialization Log button).


Sorry, the "%let_EG_WORKSPACEINIT=1;" is actually part of the EG-generated workspace initialization code, not my custom code. It appears to be part of my custom code, because I did not enter a carriage-return/line-feed after my custom code. If I do enter a CRLF after my custom code, then it appears like this in the log:


I can't find the workspace server initialization log (right-click the server in the Servers view, select Properties, Software tab, then click View Initialization Log button). It's possible likely that our SAS Admin has turned off initialization logging, or is it possible that the SAS Admin has disabled the run code at startup capability? Something like that wouldn't surprise me.


What I need are some macro variables and librefs assigned at startup so I don't have to assign them manually. But I don't know that will work because my experience seems to be that macro variables and librefs assigned in one project are not available in another.


First of all, some people choose to disable autorun for security reasons; but Windows computers up to Vista have it enabled. Edit: Apparently the functionality was removed from Windows 7 onwards.


On most modern computers (Windows XP SP2+, Vista), dialog "what do you want to do" will be displayed (for security reasons), but what you have in autorun.inf will display as the selected default, with Icon= as icon and Action= as description. If you want to launch it, just click the "OK" button in the dialog.


Tested on different computers, running Windows XP without a SP, also on Windows XP sp 1, sp2, sp3, and on various Vistas (not sure which types, but should work all the way from Vista Home Basic to Vista Enterprise Super-Mega-Premium-Extended Edition) and "Windows 7". Also works on Windows 2000 (although autorun on Win2000 for removable drives is not enabled in default configuration).


I've had something set up on my USB keys for a while now. Using the autorun.inf file will work, depending on your system's settings for autorun. Some disable it altogether after that little debacle with Sony a couple years back installing rootkit software on peoples' machines. Here're a couple articles to check out.


The cron, anacron, at, and batch utilities allow scheduling jobs for specific times or for when system workload reaches a certain level. It is also possible to create a job that will run during the next system boot. This is done by creating a systemd unit file that specifies the script to run and its dependencies.


The only solution that works for the moment is to change the startup type of these services from Automatic to Automatic Delayed.I don't know if this is the best solution , but is the only that works for now.


I've seen quite a few posts about this topic but no answers. I have some simple xml dashboards with imbedded searches, and a time picker but I only want the search to run when the user actually clicks the submit button after choosing from the time picker. Currently the searches automatically run onload is there a way to stop this behavior? setting autoRun="false" does not work.


I am stuck with same issue, unfortunately your solution doesn't work for us. It looks like autorun="false" is overriden if we have search that is populating dropdown choices. I know that search that is populating dropdown should start with autorun, but the others shouldn't. Is there any usefull workaround for this issue?


I don't know what you did that prevents it from working but, here is an example dashboard which does exactly what you want. The searches won't run until you click on the Submit button. Each panel shows message "Search is waiting for input..."


I am using the Piccolo controlSTICK with TMS320F28027 connected to some other devices via I2C and SPI. After some work (initially breakpoint is set up normally), whed I'm trying to set up a break point CSS4 hangs for several minutes and after this message appears. No other breakpoints exists, and restarting of CCS does not help, as the complete reboot of computer solves the problem until next run.


then no breakpoints exist, doubleclicking on breakpoint bar left to the code immediately produses very long hang, after that the subject message appears. single-stepping is always avialable and works fine. disabled breakpoints does not produce the issue.


Is this issue reproducible on more than one machine? Is it possible to give it a try on another machine with the same version of CCS installed and the same target board? It seems odd that breakpoint functionality was working fine for a while and then suddenly started exhibiting this problem.


I'm using dropbox on kubuntu 22.04, and recently autostart stopped working. I've been using it without much trouble for years before, on prior versions of kubuntu. I think the autostart function also worked initially after the latest upgrade, but now it doesn't anymore.


I've tried removing the `.dropbox` and `.dropbox-dist` directories, and when logging in after doing that the program seems to start and gives me a dialogue box informing me that it has to download the proprietary daemon. After confirming that it lets me log in and the program works as intended, but when I log out and in again, the dropbox doesn't start anymore.


I came across [this]( -upload-and-share/Autostart-not-working-correctly-Kubuntu-Ubun...) thread which recommends trying an "advanced reinstall", but the linked website seems to malfunction both on chrome and on firefox, and I can't expand the "Linux" section (and neither whe "Windows" or "Mac" sections).


Let me point out (as I already wrote in my first message) that when I delete the .dropbox and .dropbox-dist folders and then logout and login again, dropbox *does* autostart and give me the dialogue asking to download the daemon. But when I go through the setup and then logout/login again, it doesn't start anymore. So the overall autostart mechanism seems to be working, and starting dropbox through the desktop file also works (via menu), but somehow it fails when autostart tries to launch the desktop file on login.

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