Posts from September 2023

Posts from September 2023 (4)

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  Published on

  2023-09-26 2:16 a.m.

  Authors

  koskila

  Tags

  azuredevopsdocker

  How to find out dependency versions in your .csproj files using PowerShell?

  This article explains our solution to a very particular use case. We needed to go through .csproj files, find certain dependencies from them, and then figure out their versions. And all of this needed to happen in an Azure DevOps pipeline. But when would this be helpful? Well, hear me out, because boy do I have a case to describe! Background We wanted to have automatic versioning for our builds in Azure DevOps. We use the standard and boring semver model - i.e. Major.Minor.

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  Published on

  2023-09-19 2:50 a.m.

  Authors

  koskila

  Tags

  nodenpmnvm

  node build throwing "error:0308010C:digital envelope routines::unsupported"? Let's fix it!

  This article explains how to fix an annoying error - somewhat along the lines of "error:0308010C:digital envelope routines::unsupported" - you might encounter when running node scripts. This might happen in a pipeline or locally. And guess what: you can probably fix it. Alright. Let's get to it, then!

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  Published on

  2023-09-12 3:39 a.m.

  Authors

  koskila

  Tags

  nodenpmvisual-studio

  "This app can't run on your PC" dialog when you're building your app in Visual Studio

  This article explains a fix to an odd issue, where suddenly, mid-build, an error dialog pops up, complaining about your PC being unable to run "this app". The fix is luckily straightforward, even if it's a bit odd. Let me explain - but first, let's define the issue a bit better. What went wrong? Problem So, when running a build that includes some steps executed by node (either defined in your .

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  Published on

  2023-09-05 2:22 a.m.

  Authors

  koskila

  Tags

  microsoftoffice

  How to "fix" Word removing tagged users from comments?

  In this particular article, I'll explain how to fix an issue where Microsoft Word (part of what used to be called "Microsoft Office", but that's now called "Microsoft 365") decides to remove your name and everyone you tagged from any comments or conversations you might've had on the article. That's pretty annoying - but let's take a closer look at what was actually happening.

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