nsearch | Generation Sequencing Data Processing Tool | Genomics library

The "default location" is where ansible looks for the inventory if you don't specify one with -i /path/to/inventory.yaml, but a file you include with include_vars is not an inventory, but only contains bare variables.
If you use include_vars with a relative path, ansible will look for the file in a location relative to the playbook/role (see documentation).
You can specify an absolute path in include_vars as well. E.g. /etc/ansible/variables.yaml (the file has to exist).

But actually, I don't think that is what you want. If you have your variables in /etc/ansible/group_vars, they will be loaded by default without include_vars if you structure your directories correctly. Check the docs.

Place a file containing this line in /etc/ansible/group_vars/stack.yaml:

Packaging with MSIX has never been tested as far as I know.

Does your libvlc.dll, libvlccore.dll files and plugins folder get copied properly next to your app's DLL?

If you're not using UWP, don't reference LVS.UWP.

The URL is different because it is not the website itsself you are extracting the comments from but an comment-api. The api provides a simple method to search for comments without reverse-engineering the website.

The paylod is how you tell the api what you are looking for. There is propably some documentation about how exactly your payload has to be formatted for this exact api.

I see two issues here:

1. The error you see means that the value true for EventBus__Enable is not quoted and it gets treated as a keyword that means a boolean true. Environment variables are strings and must be quoted in your yaml definition. You need to make it look more like this:

Deleting a line from the file is the same as re-writing the file minus that matching line.

Cause of reputation, I am not able to comment directly.

Following will work for your else clause

I don't understand why return i doesn't work

There is no reason to think that the return statement does not work as advertised, but in most cases, the program ignores the resulting return value.

But note the return 0 at the end of your method. Under what circumstances do you think it would be appropriate for that to be executed? Answer: none. I suspect that you added it to clear the compiler's objection about control reaching the end of a non-void method, but if so, then you should have looked deeper: why does control ever reach that point in the first place?

Consider the immediately preceding bit:

Implementing the comments to your question:

You can identify the parent nodes and then map over these to return a list that keeps the authors together: