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This is character escaping.

The X Character (\ for Bash, backtick for Powershell and ^ for Windows terminal )are used to remove any specific meanings to the next characters.

When used at the end of a line, this mean that the next character (The newline character) is completely ignored.

This keep the command essentially a one-line command from the point of view of the interpreter, but allow you to break it on multiple lines for better readability.

References

Powershell - About special characters

Escape sequences begin with the backtick character [`], known as the grave accent (ASCII 96), and are case-sensitive. The backtick character can also be referred to as the escape character.

Bash manual

3.1.2.1 Escape Character

A non-quoted backslash \ is the Bash escape character. It preserves the literal value of the next character that follows, with the exception of newline. If a \newline pair appears, and the backslash itself is not quoted, the \newline is treated as a line continuation (that is, it is removed from the input stream and effectively ignored).

How-to: Escape Characters, Delimiters and Quotes at the Windows command line

Escaping CR/LF line endings. The ^ escape character can be used to make long commands more readable by splitting them into multiple lines and escaping the Carriage Return + Line Feed (CR/LF) at the end of a line:

I use two different settings file with the required configuration -

1. settings.py ( has the settings of production env )
2. dev_settings.py ( has the settings of local env )

Now I also create a duplicate of manage.py file named local.py and hook it up to the dev_settings.py by changing the following line of code from manage.py

I got it. Adding rewrite rules to firebase.json solved it:

Your hardware setup sounds fine. Note that you don't necessarily need a direct ethernet cable connection, you can use your normal office-/home-wide wired network, it's fine to have a switch (or even more than one) between debugger and target. The debugger machine can even be using wifi as long as it can reach the target's wired network connection that way, though it's not recommended. The Thunderbolt Ethernet interface need not be Apple branded, but its driver does need to include kernel debugging support. In practice, for example, I've successfully used the Ethernet port in a OWC brand Thunderbolt Dock as well. Using one of Apple's own adapters of course guarantees it will work.

If the boot-args on your target machine are the same as what you used in the VM, that's probably where your problem is coming from. You should specify the device to be used for kernel debugging, using the kdp_match_name= option. Use the ifconfig command in the Terminal to work out which of the listed devices is your Thunderbolt ethernet adapter (enX), possibly based on the IP address. en0 is typically wifi in Mac laptops, so you're usually looking for X > 0.

So you'll end up with something like kdp_match_name=en1 added to your boot-args. Make sure to reboot the machine cleanly before attempting a debugging session after updating the boot-args setting.

A few more comments:

kext-dev-mode=1

This option no longer has any effect. It only existed in OS X 10.10. You can remove it.

I didn't find the exact KDK version, but I don't think it should be the problem here

Having a KDK version that doesn't match the target's exact kernel binary UUID will not prevent a connection, but it will prevent you from doing any meaningful debugging as the memory layout of threads etc. will not be available.

My debugger is Big Sur, and my debuggee is Catalina

If you ever run Big Sur on your target, make sure to add wdt=-1 to your boot-args or the hung/crashed machine will reboot before you get a chance to connect with the debugger.

Thanks @acristu for the question. Skaffold dev here. Currently, skaffold is unaware of pods deployed in the pre and post helm hooks. The reason, we don't parse the manifests in these hooks and hence can't transform those to add the required label skaffold.dev/run-id

Currently there is no way to force skaffold to pick up the logs from these pods/containers

That said we had a pending feature request to extend the current log configuration to include resourceType or resourceName like portForward section

An easy way to "toggle" the debug mode for the tests is to use Maven project properties and dynamically comment/uncomment out the standard test debug properties, e.g. maven.failsafe.debug.

E.g this will launch ITs in a forked JVM, suspended and waiting for the debugger on port 5005:

I had the exact same issue. Turned out that Webpack would mess around with Material UI's rules of JSS precedence. You need to manually override the injection order using the index option.

In your makeStyles() or withStyles(), add {index: 1}:

Your requirement is somewhat specific, so I don't think it is possible (at least not natively).

You probably can achieve what you want extending DevTools with an Extension (see the documentation). This way, you can make your page interact with the extension to make it open a specific panel in Chrome Dev Tools.