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You just need to pass a function to the useSelector that reads the state from the store, for example:

Looks like you have a typo: storke: "#408021". Update that to stroke and it should work.

I have used old cluster.yaml file and added 'allowUninstallWithVolumes: false' under cleanupPolicy. That solves everything.

If this is done in Microsoft Word then try the following:

You are going to have to use .createReactionCollector() to collect the reaction and send the embed when the reaction collector collects a specific emoji.

You can read this guide to understand reaction collectors more.

The issue is you missed the slash after livingthings in mkdir -p livingthings/{birds..... not mkdir -p livingthings{birds.... Because of this it creates a directory named livingthingsbirds instead of livingthings/birds. But then in your touch command u r using livingthings/ so thats why it cant find that directory.

If you would like to remove a item you'll use the remove method. Microsoft Documentation List .Remove(T).

Looks like Helm stable/redis has support to ReJson, as stated in the following PR (#7745):

This allows stable/redis to offer a higher degree of flexibility for those who may need to run images containing redis modules or based on a different linux distribution than what is currently offered by bitnami.

Several interesting test cases:

• [...]
• helm upgrade --install redis-test ./stable/redis --set image.repository=redislabs/rejson --set image.tag=latest

The stable/redis-ha also has a PR (#7323) that may make the chart compatible with ReJson:

This also removes dependencies on very specific redis images thus allowing for use of any redis images.

frameFX is an object descriptor, just like layerEffects. So when you're sure that layer has a stroke (using hasKey) you simply get these values from your layer descriptor. To know what values to look for I use Jaroslav Bereza's Action Manager Humanizer