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In the docs, it says that context filtering only comes into effect "when using AnalyzingInfixLookupFactory or BlendedInfixLookupFactory, when backed by a DocumentDictionaryFactory".

However, I have found that the context filtering is applied when a FileDictionaryFactory is used. This doesn't work, as there are no documents for the context filter to be applied to.

Is there a convenient function to get a hypercore's discovery key from its public key?

I know I can use myCore.key and myCore.discoveryKey in hypersdk

But if you just had a key as a hex string (e.g. "778f8d955175c92e4ced5e4f5563f69bfec0c86cc6f670352c457943666fe639"), how would you get the discovery key?

Is there a convenience function in one of the hypercore-protocol modules?

Note, the discovery key is the blake2b-256 hash of the public key.

I try to generate a framework from a podspec using cocoapods-packager:

I have this code

Can somebody clarify how SubModule works in azure devops

MyDevOps Root Folder

I have a Solution called MyCore.sln containing 4-5 projects

I have my Main Solution called MyMain.sln containing another 4-5 projects project referencing MyCore.sln projects

• It all compiles and works locally but fails when building in azure devops

• Gone into MyMain.sln folder in powershell and executed as follows

• executed as follows git submodule add https://myGroup@dev.azure.com/MyGroup/MyProjec/_git/MyCore

• I can now see a folder inside my Main Repo called MyCore with projects inside and I start reference them

• I can see .gitmodules file

  However when I go and build the pipeline it cannot find the projects that are referenced (belonging to myCore repo)

Am I missing the obvious?

Are there any comprehensive instructions on how to setup submodules in azure devops?

Can I visualize this anywhere?

I'm trying a super-simple foreach .combine task to read a folder of Rds files and rbind them into one:

I'm running Solr in Docker. I need to add some custom fields into schema. That would usually be done by the command similar to this one:

I need to create docker container with Solr that has custom configuration created. In order to create that config when installed not in docker container I need to do the following:

I have written a powershell cmdlet that utilizes some DLLs using C# WebsocketSharp and Newtonsoft JSON specifically.

It is supposed to send a string of json to a websocket server and then return the reply into a Out-File, or to be used as a variable in another context i.e.

$varWithReply = Send-Cmd("ws://websocket-server.com/","mycommand")