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Visual Studio App Center is scheduled for retirement on March 31, 2025. While you can continue to use Visual Studio App Center until it is fully retired, there are several recommended alternatives that you may consider migrating to.

Build scripts allow you to customize your builds; but issues you find during that process are beyond the scope of App Center support. If one of your scripts is failing, the whole build will report a failure, even if the primary build up to that point were successful.

You can add custom build scripts that run at pre-defined stages during build time: post-clone, pre-build, post-build. Place the scripts with the format specified below next to the project-level (.xcodeproj, .csproj, .sln, or package.json) file or module-level (build.gradle) file that you've selected in the build configuration and we'll run them as custom build steps.

In App Center, non-UWP apps are built on macOS, so they can use Bash scripts. UWP apps are built on Windows, so they can use PowerShell scripts. Many similar tasks can be done in either script format, but you might need to do some conversion if migrating between them. For example, macOS Bash requires the use of UNIX-style line endings (LF).

You can find a collection of build script examples on the dedicated public GitHub repository. Feel free to use the sample scripts, modify them, or submit new pull requests with your most useful scripts for the rest of the community to use.

When App Center detects build scripts for the first time, or you change the location of scripts, or you change where CocoaPods are stored; you must apply the changes by clicking the Save or Save & Build button in the build configuration. When you do this, App Center runs an analysis to index your repository tree and updates the build definition.

The pre-build script runs before the actual build starts. For React Native apps, the script runs before generating source maps. For other platforms, it runs after we've installed dependencies, for example from NuGet, CocoaPods, or Carthage.

We have sensitive data that we're trying to scramble after the clone is performed, and we're planning to use Post-Clone Cleanup Script to do that. However I wanted to know how and when the post-clone script executes in a multi-node environment. I know that this script runs after the cloning process completes, but does the script run before the cloned node is made available to the users, or it executes after it's already been made available to the end-user?

What we're trying to determine is whether there is a period of time that somebody accessing the environment can access the sensitive data before it's scrambled. For example if the post-clone script takes 2 hours to complete, will users of the instance be able to access the sensitive data until the script finishes?

You may want to submit a ticket to ServiceNow HI/Support for the time between clone completion and beginning of the post-clone script process and then your follow-on question about access availability as I don't think we'd know that on the forums as far as a timing window is concerned.

What I do know, is that I've seen some people add script to their post-clone scripts to disable SSO (for example, the system property for it) and then at the conclusion of the post-clone scripting, reenable SSO). This would prevent your non-local account users from logging in until you were truly ready.

I know the server is connecting because I can ssh and run commands in the same line and they correctly create a folder on the server. But I'm baffled by the instructions since they make it seem like the last line will be connected to the server and clone the repo.

What is the script to clone a repository to a remote host then? I know for a fact that everything above the git clone line is in fact giving you access to the remote host via ssh since I can run commands if I do ssh ro...@domain.com and they work just fine.

What are you trying to do with your pipeline? The script above is going to clone a git repo in the build container, which is then thrown away at the end of the build. It isn't connecting to a server as far as I can see. If you describe what you're trying to achieve, we can provide an example for you.

Note that you only need to manually clone like this if you want to access other git repositories. Unlike other CI systems, because Pipelines is integrated with Bitbucket, it will automatically clone your repository before your pipeline starts. Your working directory is set to the root of the repo when the pipeline runs.

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It is correct that users only with web space can not use the shell.
But why should a user with vps or home server use the inadequacy of a backup/restore or clone software of nextcloud installation only hosted on a webspace.

I want to run a second instance of NC in the DMZ that has the same user accounts etc. but only a predefined copy of data (only those which are not super-critical when NC is comprised).
It would be great if the NC in my LAN even syncs changes on the NC in the DMZ.

Imaging I have personal bank statements and invoices of shared expenses.
Bank statements shall be stored on the LAN NC.
Invoices can be uploaded to the DMZ DC and than need to be sync to the LAN NC and vice-versa.
That might be possible but how to deal with app settings etc.?

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Is there a way to have each clone of an object have a variable with a different value, but that can also be accessed outside the clone? For example, lets each clone have its own value of value, but does not work. Am I doing something wrong, or will I have to use a global list, with one item for each clone? Thanks!

Thanks for the quick reply. However, now seems to make a different clone say its value every time. For example, when I run I get two clones, as expected. When I then click to run it, one sprite says its value, again as expected. However, If I drag and move the sprite with a speech bubble, then click again, the other clone says its value. Is the order of sprites in the list static, or is clicking the script to run it, instead of putting it under a hat block, doing something?

Make a for-this-sprite-only variable in the parent sprite, and all the children will inherit it. (Actually if you make the variable in the parent before making the clones, it will be copied rather than inherited, which is what you want. If you make the variable after making the clones, there will just be one copy shared among all of them, but if you assign a new value to that variable in the clone, it gets its own copy split off from the parent, so that works for you too.)

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I'm trying to clone the default conda environment in ArcGIS Pro. I've tried through Pro, and also through the python command prompt. I've tried reinstalling Pro, installing Pro in E: (in case permissions were an issue on C:), updating permissions of affected directories, added relevant paths to the environmental variables. It always fails the same way. This is on a remote Windows Server machine. I've been able to clone the default env using a local PC (with the python command prompt, not through ArcGIS Pro's settings).

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