Hi, Catlight crashed while I was not in work. Don't know how to reproduce this problem.

Catlight 1.8.7.0 OS: Win8.1 x64

You can find full dump here:

https://uloz.to/!EcDCw7QrQ/catlight-exe-160824-020021-dmp

From log in that time:

[2016-08-24 02:00:20.022] [DEBUG] main - Notification revision changed from 34 to 35 [2016-08-24 02:00:20.025] [DEBUG] main - Showing notification. Title: ContinuousIntegration. Message: Started by [DefaultCollection]\Project Collection Service Accounts. ETA: 5:27. Icon: started

I get 

Error: The operation identifier is not valid

when trying to connect it to my Jenkins server.  Jenkins ver. 1.625.3

I get 

Error: The operation identifier is not valid

when trying to connect it to my Jenkins server.  Jenkins ver. 1.625.3

I can add it as a exception, but all users might not understand how, and just give up.

See error below

http://fileserver.imagebucket.net/i/00000/9imglujqndli_t.jpg

When connected to TFS, and I dont select any build. I get an "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

For some reason my settings were gone but the message where thrown. After searching I find out it was because no builds were selected anymore.

1. Click the 'I will investigate' button on a broken build

2. Exit CatLight

3. Open CatLight - the 'Stop Investigating' button is not visible and the name of the person investigating is still there

Between closing and opening CatLight again the offending build is now queued (there is a green arrow in the final spot). I would have expected the investigating person to removed and replaced by just the person's name - it still says "A N other is investigating' - should it just say 'A N Other'

An unhandled exception occurred while processing the request.

InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no matching element

Single

• Stack
• Query
• Cookies
• Headers

InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no matching element Single MoveNext in TfsAdapterBase.cs ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification GetResult MoveNext in TfsAdapterBase.cs ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification GetResult MoveNext in TfsAdapterBase.cs ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification GetResult MoveNext in MultiVersionTfsAdapter.cs ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification GetResult MoveNext in BuildSystemAdapterBase.cs ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification GetResult MoveNext in BuildsController.cs ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification ValidateEnd MoveNext MoveNext ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification MoveNext ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification MoveNext ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification MoveNext ThrowForNonSuccess HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification MoveNext Show raw exception details

Opening CatLight today, it shows `System.OutOfMemoryException` in the dashboard.

It has been running for a few days, so there's probably a memory leak in there somewhere.

Edit/ Add Connection....

Then Cancel it

A new section is added to dashboard with a title like "TFS" but no build, just a warning sign and text "Configuration needed".

Version 1.8.2

In the OS X app, the menu items look like this:

• Catlight
  • Open Dashboard
  • Exit
• Edit
  • Add Connection to TFS or VSTS
  • Add Connection to AppVeyor
  • Add Connection to Jenkins
  • Add Connection to Travis CI
  • Settings
  • Cut
  • Copy
  • Paste
  • Select All
  • Start Dictation
  • Emoji & Symbols
• Help and Feedback
  • View Help
  • Provide a Suggestion
  • Report a Problem
  • About

This is not according to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines. Instead, I suggest the menus should look more like this:

• Catlight
  • About Catlight
  • Preferences...
  • Add Connection...
  • Quit Catlight
• Help
  • View Help
  • Provide a Suggestion
  • Report a Problem

This is more in line with

Integrated Windows authentication might not work for TFS servers that has multiple authentication schemes turned on (like Basic and NTLM). Issue will affect some users upgrading to 1.7 and newer version.

This is caused by a bug in 20-year old Win32 API that is internally used by .Net Core. 

As a workaround, you can connect to the TFS by providing the credentials.

The default keystroke to quit on OS X is to press Command-Q.  However, this does not work in CatLight.

Hi,

I am trying to install the Windows version on a Windows 7 developer machine, we have some policies regarding execution in various folders like fx the Temp folder. When I ask the Infraguys to install it for me with elevated rights the installer just says that it failed. Any ideas? Is it possibel to get the installationfiles in a zip-archive or something?

BR

Lennart Jansson