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Corrado Cavalli

I’m a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft, former Xamarin/Microsoft MVP and, when not in front of a monitor, a passionate mountain biker and ski tourer.

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Jan 13, 2020

Squash commits in Visual Studio

Yes, you can do it…

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Aug 23, 2019

MSBuild Conditions and Visual Studio

Don’t trust Visual Studio…

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Jan 14, 2019

.NET Standard and Multi-targeting

Wanna run some platform specific code inside a .NET Standard library?

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Jan 8, 2019

The project XXX is missing Android SDKs required for building

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Aug 31, 2018

Using Git SubModules with Visual Studio

Ever wondered how to use Git Submodules inside your Visual Studio solution?

Disclaimer: I’m not a Git guru, so information in this post might not be the most accurate, it just works on…

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Apr 6, 2018

Learning Git with Visual Studio #7

Until now, we worked with a local installation of git and everything was good but once we start working on a project together with someone else we’ll soon discover that we need a way to share our work with other members so working offline is no longer an option.
It’s…

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Apr 3, 2018

Learning Git with Visual Studio #6

In previous post we talked a lot about branches and all the stuff involved (merge, rebasing, cherry-pick) but we didn’t covered a quite simple scenario: You’re working on a branch, and while in the middle of an important refactoring you’ve to urgently move to a…

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Mar 31, 2018

Learning Git with Visual Studio #5

In previous article I showed how to take changes from a branch into parent branch, visually we could imagine this operation like “copying” some files from a directory into his parent, but what if, while acting on a branch a colleague working on another branch fixes a…

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Mar 26, 2018

Learning Git with Visual Studio #4

When you’re in a team and start working on a new implementation or when you just want to do some experiments with your code without worrying about introducing regression with actual code, the best thing to do is to use a git feature called Branching.
Branching can be…

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Mar 24, 2018

Learning Git with Visual Studio #3

In this post we’re going to talk about History.
In the previous post we saw how to commit changes so that git can track them, but without an history browser this list of changes wouldn’t be available and we couldn’t do anything regarding commit history.
Git of course…