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My objective is to write a CLI in Typescript/node.js, that uses --experimental-specifier-resolution=node, written in yargs with support for autocompletion.

To make this work, I use this entry.sh file, thanks to this helpful SO anwswer (and the bin: {eddy: "./entry.sh"} options in package.json points to this file)

I am using lambda function and triggering it using an API gateway rest api. While testing I am getting the below error. I need to pass the Datestamp in the request body which behaves as an input

I googled it and found this link and tried this solution but it didn't work -https://code-maven.com/serialize-datetime-object-as-json-in-python

My index.py -

I have a simple hello world project which is failing on a new Jenkins install. I'm following the instructions in this URL: https://code-maven.com/jenkins-pipeline-hello-world

For reference, the following simple build pipeline plugins are installed:

Build Pipeline Plugin 1.5.8
Pipeline Keep Running Step 1.0
Pipeline Utility Steps 2.6.1
Pipeline: API 2.40
Pipeline: Basic Steps 2.22
Pipeline: Build Step 2.13
Pipeline: Groovy 2.85
Pipeline: Input Step 2.12
Pipeline: Job 2.40
Pipeline: Keep Environment Step Plugin 1.0
Pipeline: Nodes and Processes 2.36
Pipeline: REST API Plugin 2.18
Pipeline: SCM Step 2.11
Pipeline: Stage Step 2.5
Pipeline: Stage View Plugin 2.18
Pipeline: Step API 2.23
Pipeline: Supporting APIs 3.6
Lockable Resources

(so that also makes the following links I read before posting not applicable: Jenkins pipeline - No such DSL method 'build', Jenkins Pipeline - java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No such DSL method 'lock' found among steps, No such DSL method 'pipeline' found among steps)

So per the tutorial I'm following, I created a pipeline, and in the configuration put the following code in the "Pipeline" section:

Goal: create a Google Calendar event.

Blocker: the date formatting.

background: I'm trying to create a meal planner that takes recipes from a given database and creates events with their name in a google calendar. The database looks like this:

I have two *.hex files (can be handled like ASCII files) generated from a Jenkinsfile groovy pipeline build script. After a successfull build there are the following files in the jobs workspace:

1. a.hex
2. b.hex

What i need is c.hex, which is just the two a.hex and b.hex glued together in one file.

In C it looks like this:

Sample Java File: