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You just have to set your process from InProcess to OutOfProcess from properties.

try this for your reference.

You can use the not operator with the Contains function.

[@artur's] comment got me thinking and I have finally figured it out. Actually, even before I posted this question, my first thought was that this should indeed be http, despite the documentation saying otherwise, but no, http://127.0.0.1:5020 wouldn't work. So I tried to put it in .toml file instead, I have even tried with https, but also without luck. Trying with http didn't throw any errors, unlike in the case when address was preceeded with tcp, it was just hanging on Waiting for Echo message (similarly to when pointing to the wrong address, which was weird). I've been always, eventually reverting to the tcp version. The solution was simple, remove protocol altogether...

The documentation doesn't give any clues, so for completion, at least when working with C# (.NET 5), there are 3 things that you HAVE TO DO to make it work, all of them are trivial but you have to figure them out by yourself first:

1. Remove protocol from your configuration when pointing to the proxy app: tcp://127.0.0.1: should be 127.0.0.1: and YES, it will throw regardless if you have protocol specified in the .toml file or as a flag in the console.
2. The flag is --proxy_app NOT --proxy-app.
3. Additionally to following the tutorial, you also have to EXPLICITLY override and implement Info(), Echo() and InitChain(), otherwise it will throw an Unimplemented Exception.

Since my understanding of Tendermint is still scarce, the initial approach had some design issues. Here is the code for anybody facing similar problems:

https://github.com/rvnlord/TendermintAbciGrpcCSharp

You have to import both commonlib.aar and mobilertc.aar . And inside your gradle paste this two implementation project(":commonlib") implementation project(":mobilertc")

Your example SOAP request shows the password key is "passWord" (notice the capital W) but in your PHP you send "password". So there is nothing wrong with the PHP code except for the data array should be:

Add a CMakeLists.txt to your common/ directory:

There is no way in Azure Pipeline to trigger another pipeline on-demand in case it has unbuilt changes.

The Azure Pipelines way is to do what you have described:

• Configure CI for CommonLib
• Configure Pipeline Completion trigger for CommonLib in the pipeline of ToolSuite.

There is no way, apart from permissions, to enforce the CI trigger on CommonLib. This is easier to protect in YAML, as you can setup a Pull Request policy to require review changes to the YAML file.

The Download Pipeline Artifact & Download Build Artifact tasks have a Branch and a Tag filter option.

And you can add a branch-filter to the build completion trigger:

You need to install unixodbc-dev package. You can install it by;

Embedded into NuGet package icon doesn't appear in VS

Actually, this is a well-known issue for nuget and for creating our own nuget feed, package source, or local address, the nuget icon cannot be displayed in the package manage UI. See this similar issue.

So if you add comments in this github link to get the staff's attention so that they can focus on the issue and fix it.

In your situation, you use private local nuget feed to install such nuget package and it cannot be realized and the latest version nuget.exe v5.5.1 does not support this so far.

Solution

Please upload your nuget package into nuget.org website an then use nuget.org nuget feed to install your nuget package.

And nuget.org supports the sustom icon to show your nuget package.

And then you can directly use nuget.org to install your own nuget package.

l have test it:

local feed:

nuget.org website:

Besides, you could suggest this feature in Our User Voice Forum to reflect your thoughts