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FROM: helm/helm#10026 (comment)

As I have not found any easy way to use environment variables in the values.yaml have I used this line to full fill the requirements.

CI_ENVIRONMENT_SLUG=lala envsubst < charts/values.yaml| helm \
  --kubeconfig ../kubeconf-dev \
  -n mynamespace install --create-namespace -f - --dry-run myapp ./mycharts

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/**
 * Running this snippet in the browser console, when being on Amazon's result page,
 * will provide a button to hide results permanently.
 *
 * TODO:
 * - add option to insert and store also a description
 *   for the hidden products (for bugs, drawbacks, or other user notes)
 * - support sync to cloud, in order to not loose the list when clearing
 *   browser cache
 * - support public blacklists to share among users (practically, a rate

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// benefits? disadvantages?

// state type-interface
type State = {
  name: string,
  age: number,
  gender: string,
  hobby: Array<string>
}
  

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const getCopy = obj => new Proxy(
    obj,
    {
        get: function( target, prop, receiver ) {
            let value = target[ prop ];
            /*copy array*/      if ( Array.isArray( value ) ) return value.slice( 0 );
            /*copy object*/     if ( typeof value === "object" && value.constructor.name === "Object" ) return Object.assign( {}, value );
            /*copy primitive*/  return value;
        }
    }

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Instructions

I want a dockerfile to bring up a container wiith php 8.0, supporting german language either in the OS and inside PHP.
The create a user"app"; the user has UID and GID configurable as APP_UID and APP_GID docker build arguments; the arguments have default value 61234.
The basic php extensions should be enabled; especially for XSLT, XML dom operations, german language support; but skip PECL packages and extensions that are unlikely to be used. In any case, don't exceed with the number of extensions installed; this is not a "production" Dockerfile! Node 14 and npm should be also present in the container.
Switch to the user "app".
Then copy into the container /app folder the composer.json, composer.lock and package.json and package-lock.json from the host machine.
Then install the compser & npm dependencies.
Try to be minimalistic in the instructions; don't repeat too many times the same command. Keep it simple!

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<?php

const STREAM_OPEN_FOR_INCLUDE = 128;

final class HardCoreDebugLogger
{
    public static function register(string $output = 'php://stdout')
    {
        register_tick_function(function () use ($output) {
            $bt = debug_backtrace(DEBUG_BACKTRACE_IGNORE_ARGS, 1);

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```
#### PHP information
php -v
php -r 'phpinfo();'

#### Find user running PHP Cli on a Kubernetes deployment
k exec deploy/vergabeplattform app -- php -r '$ot=[];exec("id", $ot);var_export($ot);'
```

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Multiple PHP versions using phpenv and php-build

Install dependecies

Debian/Ubuntu users

sudo apt install \
  autoconf \
  bison \

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To trick OneDrive in backing up TimeMachine's backup, we use a SparseBundle filesystem (explorable) image/file, as it supports differential upload. The partition of the SSD (that contains the backup as a file) is symlinked inside the OneDrive folder (using fstab) so its content (the sparsebundle) gets synced AND is actually stored on the SSD partition (without taking space on the machine).

Create a TimeMachine.sparsebundle first, using Disk Utility:

• set filesystem to Journaled HFS+ - Mac OS Extended (Journaled) (NOT Case-Sensitive)
• choose "sparse bundle" as image-format
• use a GUID partition map
• give name "TimeMachineMac10" (is the mounting name, it will be used below from tmutil-setdestination!)

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// Int <--> Boolean
fun Boolean.toInt() = if (this) 1 else 0
fun Int.toBoolean() = if (this == 0) 0 else 1

// Int <--> Binary bit
fun Int.toBit() = this.mod(2).toBoolean().toInt()
fun Int.toBinaryString() = this.toString(2)
fun Int.toPaddedBinaryString() = this.toString(2).padStart(Int.SIZE_BITS, '0')
fun Int.toXaryString(baseX: Int) = this.toString(baseX)