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#Devexpress license license
If the primary license holder assigned ALL licenses to developers within the team, the license owner can NOT use his/her NuGet feed for a shared CI/CD pipeline or any other development purposes. Of course, all other developers within the team that use DevExpress products must also own valid DevExpress licenses. And even though this developer "volunteered" a license for your organization’s shared CI/CD pipeline, the developer in question can also develop with valid DevExpress products within the Visual Studio and/or other IDE. Question: What NuGet feed should a team of multiple developers use for a shared CI/CD pipeline?Īnswer: For a shared CI/CD pipeline, we recommend the use of individual NuGet feed credentials for a developer with a valid DevExpress license (it does not matter whether this individual is a team lead/developer/company owner). An individual DevExpress license assigned to a developer grants this developer the right to use the DevExpress Unified Component Installer or individual NuGet feed credentials. Scenario: If your team includes multiple individuals, a license holder (typically a team lead or company owner) assigns individual DevExpress licenses to each developer using the Assign Licenses menu on our web site. In the following section, we’ll define licensing related actions/configurations for CI/CD systems. Important: NuGet Licensing Best Practices for Multi-License Holders & CI/CD To access a hot-fix via the NuGet Package Manager from your personal NuGet feed (1), please check the Include prerelease option (2). Otherwise hot-fix packages will not be displayed (3).After you receive a hot fix notification email from us, visit the appropriate Support Center ticket and find the following form:.
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Install DX (this takes over 10 minutes)Ħ. This is a huge killer for productivity.ģ.
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Each time requiring me to download and install locally. Since then, I think i've updated with 3 different hotfix versions. To appreciate the benefits of NuGet hot-fixes, please review the following "public" DevExpress Support Center ticket. In it, Alex Miller explains some of his frustrations: The Upgrade/Update Process – Feedback from Your Peers If you are using non-visual components, it will be much faster to edit a package version (two bytes) in or *.CSPROJ files than to download and execute our Unified Component Installer.
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Previously, hot-fixes via our Unified Component Installers required manual intervention within CI/CD systems.Įven if you are not using a CI/CD system, NuGet hot-fixes will help streamline the upgrade/update process for non-visual components such as the DevExpress Office File API, Role-Based Access Control API (FREE) (products that do not require Visual Studio design-time functionality). The Why: The Benefits of NuGet Hot-Fixesįor those using CI/CD pipelines to build projects, our new NuGet hot-fixes will help save time during the upgrade/update process. Var dataGrid = $("#gridContainer").dxDataGrid("instance") ĭataGrid.option("filterRow.NOTE: We will publish hot-fixes via our “battle tested” Unified Component Installer just like before, using the same cadence - this option will also help you obtain hot-fixes for design-time functionality. DataSource(d => d.WebApi().Controller("DataGridFiltering").Key("ID")) HeaderFilter(filter => filter.GroupInterval(10000)) Ĭolumns.AddFor(m => selectedFilterOperations, target) Ĭolumns.AddFor(m => m.CustomerStoreCity).HeaderFilter(hf => hf.AllowSearch(true)) HeaderFilter(headerFilter => headerFilter.Visible(true))