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I've just installed .NET 6 SDK and updated all my projects to use target net6.0, but when I try to create a new migration with the dotnet tool I get:

.csproj

I'm stuck on a reactivity problem. I am using Stein to create a back end in google sheets. Stein is very particular and wants request in [{}] format. I have done the following:

Template:

We have a requirement in my project where we need to find out the repository access for users in Azure DevOps using cli.

We were able to find out the top-level access for all the users, using this CLI command as provided in the official azure-cli documents.

Command-1

I have this thing right now, but the first part is something iffy with because the answer should be 12 because my file have 12 chapters , but i get 2726 as the answer. I also need to make a forth function called:

analyze_book(filename, chapter_delimiter, word)

where the task is to use the three other functions to take in a word, calculate how many times that word is in each chapter of the book, and then plot the resaults in a graf where the x-axes is the chapternumber and the y-axes is the amount of times that word is in that chapter. the graf is also going to look like this:

1. Title of the graf is: Amount of word shows up per chapter in filename
2. Title x-axis: Chapter
3. Title y-axis: Amount of word
4. x-axis goes from 1 to amount of chapters
5. y-axis goes from 0 to highest amount og times word +3

As said at the top, def get_chapter is a litte iffy somewhere and i dont know why And i also lack the last function and i have no idea where to go from here.

I have two dataframes and would like to map the "K1" values from df2 onto a new column ["K1_mapped"] in df1, but only when the column values [["PC1", "PC2" and "PC3"]] are the same in the two dataframes.

DF1:

Question

On the XmlFile element, does Permanent="yes" means it will not attempt to remove the changes applied by XmlFile during install? If this is not right, how can I copy an XML file to install folder during installation, apply changes to it, and then successfully remove that file during uninstall?

Background

I am creating an MSI file with WiX. I am using the XmlFile element to change an XML file after I install it. I am confused about whether changes made with XmlFile get backed out during uninstall, and how that relates to the XmlFile element's Permanent attribute.

I've seen conflicting answers to the question of whether changes made during install with XmlFile get backed out on uninstall. First, there is this SO answer by Stein Åsmul, which purports to quote WiX developer Bob Arnson (emphasis mine):

"You can do everything (and more) that XmlFile supports with XmlConfig but it requires extra authoring that's not necessary with XmlFile. XmlFile is best at modifying XML files that you're installing (e.g., to add an attribute reflecting the installed path of a file); it can't remove the modifications at uninstall time but if your setup installed the file, it will be uninstalled anyway. XmlConfig is best at modifying shared XML files because it supports uninstalling the modifications."

Unfortunately the source for that quote is a dead link, so I can't check to see if there are caveats, or what version of WiX Toolset it applies to.

This XML tutorial on FireGiant appears to contradict that quote (again, emphasis mine):

So, to carry out the modifications we planned, we need the following entries (note that we have to provide our own sequencing, this is important to ensure that the changes will be removed in the proper reverse order upon uninstallation):

The FireGiant tutorial goes on to show XML elements modified like this:

I have a little problem with my Vue application.

Here I have a .vue file named Module1.vue, where the user has to enter a email adress.

I'm working with data to create a search tool where the user can search for the name of an individual involved in a legal case; the tool will output a table with the individual's name and role (with some other details about the case) in the following format:

I'm making AJAX calls to the API endpoint to fetch this data, and an example of a returned object is as follows:

I currently have a backend application that implements a very simple Spring security based on login / password that must be added in the http headers.

I also have a front end that uses OKTA as a provider and works with JWT tokens.

I now want to make the end points dedicated to the front end applications use the JWT token system and all the others use the current login/password system.

I can make my application work with an OKTA configuration or with a login / password configuration but I can't make both work together.

Looking at the different messages on stack overflow I have implemented a double configuration but it is always the first one that is applied. The second one is simply ignored and the endpoints of the perimeter are allowed without any token or login / password