Yes, there are several ways to do this, but none of them are as direct and simple as git v2.1.2; htop v1.2.3 and come with a lot of caveats.
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Specifying versions for programming language packages are possible too, but that topic seems to be even messier. The most promising standardization effort to date is [dream2nix][1].
That is, available at the time of this writing:
| %% @author toraritte | |
| %% @doc Make authorized Azure Storage REST requests. | |
| -module(aaa). | |
| -export( | |
| [ azure_storage_request/0 | |
| , azure_storage_request/1 | |
| , azure_storage_request/4 | |
| , azure_storage_request/6 |
The Setting up SPF and DKIM records of a subdomain thread on StackExchange goes more into the details.
In the [MXroute] Important Account Information email there is a section titled "Login Info:", similar to
===== ===== Login Info: =====
NOTE: This post is a personal update to Neeraj Singh's post. [PostgreSQL must also be configured to allow remote connections][1], otherwise the connection request will fail, even if all firewalls rules are correct and PostgreSQL server is listening on the right port.
Couldn't create links, but this is a rather long answer so this may helps.
The long and stupid way is listed below, but hoping that someone has a way quicker and nicer solution. (Didn't have time to come up with a proper Node or Deno solution, so I spent better part of the day on this abomination.[quote][1])
"Install" [GitHub CLI][gh] and [Pandoc]
nix-shell -p gh pandoc
Export GitHub issues in JSON
TODO Start saving posts off Stackoverflow, and only contribute conservatively.
There is [another question][1] trying to figure out the connection between mod_event_socket and the Event Socket Library (ESL).
The [Event Socket Library][2] itself is a C library ([libesl][3]) that can be used to build external C applications to control FreeSWITCH via its [event system][4].
As far as I understand, [mod_esl][5] is only a FreeSWITCH module wrapper around [libesl][3], used to extend programming languages with the same functionality (i.e., to control a FreeSWITCH instance). The [documentation][5] doesn't mention this, but basing this assumption on the quoted sources below, and on the fact that I couldn't find anyone ever using it directly (i.e., found no mailing list question, nothing on slack, no SO questions, no blog posts, [the books][6] also barely mention it, and so on). Are there any other use cases that I'm missing?
The original builtins.fetchGit docs; see also comment in Nix issue #5128.
builtins.fetchGit referenceToGitRepo -> storeResult
Fetch a Git repo.
A managed identity (MSI1) is [a special kind of service principal][1] that is assigned to [an Azure resource that supports wielding managed identities][2] to access other Azure services / resources without credentials.
Going to use the following terms (some arbitrarily chosen) here:
(See other opinions in this Unix & Linux thread with the same title.)
It depends on your use case(s) and intention(s) because a shell script can be run in different ways (see "1. Ways to call shell scripts" section below) which affect whether the variables are retained by the origin shell (the shell the script is called from) or not.
For example, a couple of cases for and against unsetting variables:
Then again, this also depends on how the shell script is called (see section 1.).