private DevProjPath IsFileInADevProjectPath(string fullPath)
{
var hlpr = new DataHelpers.DHFileWatcher(AppWrapper.AppWrapper.DevTrkrConnectionString);
return(hlpr.IsFileInDevPrjPath(fullPath));
}
/// <summary>
/// NOTE: Consider this method and what it's doing - Same project diff machines
/// If two computers are working on the same SourceControl project name, this code is
/// currently recording it in database as two different (one per machine) project.
/// This is a logical paradox, for there is no way to tell if the project is the same
/// on two or more machines or if at least one of the projects is physically different
/// project with the same name as some other project
/// Possibly we can differentiate between the two scenarios by a new table that lists
/// developers of the same logical project but not sure how to do that except at the
/// source control level
/// Developers are generally allowed to name their new development projects with whatever
/// name they choose causing this conumdrum... it appears the only way to solve it in this
/// application is to group reporting by machine and user and let management determine the
/// link b/c I have no way to get to source control where it must be resolved.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="projectName"></param>
/// <param name="devPath"></param>
/// <param name="userName"></param>
/// <param name="machineName"></param>
/// <param name="ideAppName"></param>
private void CheckForInsertingNewProjectPath(string projectName, string devPath, string userName, string machineName, string ideAppName)
{
var hlpr = new DataHelpers.DHFileWatcher(AppWrapper.AppWrapper.DevTrkrConnectionString);
var rows = hlpr.CheckForInsertingNewProjectPath(projectName, devPath, userName, machineName, ideAppName);
}
