set.go | An implementation of a set interface in Go

The ~/.kube/config wasn't updated with the changes.

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First thing, a suggestion: test this code in a clean Project, where you have a MDIParent and one Form with a TabControl with 2 o more TabPages, containing different types of Controls. Test the functionality, then apply to the Project that is meant to use it.

You need to keep track of the selected Control in a TabPage - the current ActiveControl - switch to other TabPages, restore the previous ActiveControl in a TabPage when it's brought to front again.

The procedure is simple, implemented as follows:

• To keep track of the current ActiveControl - the Control that has the Focus, you need to know when a Control becomes the ActiveControl. This Control of course must be child of a TabPage.
  The ContainerControl class (the class from which Form derives) has a protected virtual method, UpdateDefaultButton(), that's overridden in the Form class. It's used to determine which child Button is activated when a User presses the Enter Key.
  This method is called each time a new Control becomes the ActiveControl: overriding it, we can be informed when this happens, so we can check whether the new ActiveControl is one we're interested in, because it's child of a TabPage of our TabControl.

• When the new ActiveControl is one we need to keep track of, we can store the reference of this Control and the Index of the TabPage it belongs to in a collection, so we can then use this reference, when the selected TabBage changes, to set it again as the ActiveControl in its TabPage.

Here, to store the state, I'm using a Dictionary(Of Integer, Control), where the Key is the Index of the TabPage and the Value is the reference of its ActiveControl.

When the TabControl.Selected event is raised - after a TabPage has been selected - we can lookup the Dictionary and restore the previous ActiveControl of that TabPage if one was stored.

► Here, BeginInvoke() is used to defer the action of setting the new ActiveControl, because this also causes a call to UpdateDefaultButton() and this method is called before the TabControl.Selected event handler completes.

Make sure you have the Kube-State-Metrics deployed in your cluster in the kube-system namespace to make this work. Metricbeat will not come with this by default.

Please refer this for detailed deployment instructions.

Something like this might work for you:

i found the solution , the problem was in Recipe.js file : last part where updateServings(type) method was declared. Previously in that method i wrote

When you try to parse the ingredients into an object you never return the object you've build, but instead return a half parsed string.

So the problem is not exactly a bug on CRI-O as we initially thought (also the CRI-O dev team) but it seems to be a lot of configurations that need to be applied if the user desires to use CRI-O as the CRI for kubernetes and also desire to use a private repo.

So I will not put here the configurations for the CRI-O as it is already documented on the ticket that I raised with the team Kubernetes v1.18.2 with crio version 1.18.2 failing to sync with kubelet on RH7 #3915.

The first configuration that someone should apply is to configure the registries of the containers where the images will be pulled:

You are missing the await keyword from your axios call in Search.js:

The problem is in the doThis function. You are not returning a Promise in doThis that's why await doThis() doesn't work as expected.

To fix it, either add the return keyword: