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I am new to node/npm, react and react-native so very new to react-native-web as well. It's been 3 days for me to integrate react-native-web in a Hello World App generated using npx react-native init as per the doc. I tried using both templates: with and without typescript, but no success so far. The farthest I got is to run the app code written in index.web.js but if I add any component from ./src/components/ then I get errors, mostly of webpack.

I created a test repo for easy regeneration of error, So Steps to reproduce are as below:

1. Download this repo in your system.
2. npm install
3. npm run web

Now you'll see the error in the terminal.

Versions:

• metro-react-native-babel-preset: 0.66.0
• node: 16.3.0
• npm: 7.8.0
• OS: Windows 10 - 64 bit

I followed official documentation but with webpack@^4 and referred this article and somehow managed to reach the below situation:

• Webpage is getting rendered if my whole code is inside index.web.js.
• But when I import App inside this then I get compilation failed due to loader error.

Working index.web.js:

I am attempting to use the WPGraphQL plugin for WordPress with PeachPie. I've built it out using a Visual Studio 2019 solution with two projects based on the ASP.NET Core Empty template with the Target Framework set to .NET 5.0.

I have successfully set up an initial project that utilizes the default Nuget package, PeachPied.WordPress.AspNetCore. It runs correctly, and renders the WordPress page as expected. The project file for this first one looks like this:

Executing task: dotnet add /home/[user]/Public/Projects/yogihosting.com/Identity/Identity/Identity.csproj package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore -v 5.0.6 -s https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json <

Determining projects to restore... Writing /tmp/tmpIIHQRz.tmp info : Adding PackageReference for package 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore' into project '/home/[user]/Public/Projects/yogihosting.com/Identity/Identity/Identity.csproj'. info : Restoring packages for /home/[user]/Public/Projects/yogihosting.com/Identity/Identity/Identity.csproj... error: Unable to load the service index for source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json. error: The SSL connection could not be established, see inner exception. error: The remote certificate is invalid because of errors in the certificate chain: UntrustedRoot

Usage: NuGet.CommandLine.XPlat.dll package add [options]

Options: -h|--help Show help information --force-english-output Forces the application to run using an invariant, English-based culture. --package Id of the package to be added. --version Version of the package to be added. -d|--dg-file Path to the dependency graph file to be used to restore preview and compatibility check. -p|--project Path to the project file. -f|--framework Frameworks for which the package reference should be added. -n|--no-restore Do not perform restore preview and compatibility check. The added package reference will be unconditional. -s|--source Specifies NuGet package sources to use during the restore. --package-directory Directory to restore packages in. --interactive Allow the command to block and require manual action for operations like authentication. --prerelease Allows prerelease packages to be installed. The terminal process "/bin/bash '-c', 'dotnet add /home/[user]/Public/Projects/yogihosting.com/Identity/Identity/Identity.csproj package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore -v 5.0.6 -s https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json'" terminated with exit code: 1.

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Note: I'm using Ubuntu.

We have several repositories and each one has its own .editorconfig. Obviously, these are not synced, which is why I would like to distribute the .editorconfig from our framework solution (along with other files) via NuGet package to all our repositories/solutions and copy it via a simple Copy build Task to the solution directory.

I attempted to do the following:

Create a project "EditorConfigDistribution", which is supposed to contain the master .editorconfig file.

I am trying to implement react-native-maps in my App (react native version 64.1)

This is the source I'm using to integrate maps to my app

when I try to sync my project using Android Studio I get these errors (screenshot):

The company I work for distributes document assembly software that uses the python-docx library. The software runs a function on every generated document that opens the document and does a simple search and replace for characters that weren't escaped properly (namely "& amp;" -> "&").

FYI The actual document assembly uses python-docx-template. However, the error happens after the document has already been assembled and the error is triggered by the search-and-replace function, which only uses python-docx.

Recently, we've had a few cases where documents are failing to generate on client deployments. They're throwing an error on this line where the document object is instantiated:

I'm working in a new company, and on my first day I want to build a solution. This, however, does not work:

I have downloaded the solution locally on my PC.
I have started Visual Studio on my PC, and I'm logged in using my hotmail account.

When I press Build, I get a question about my credential Dominique.@.eu.

It is true that I am working for .eu, but I have removed my .eu Windows credentials (Start, Credential Manager, Windows credentials). As mentioned before, I am logged in Visual Studio using my hotmail account.

So my question is: why does Visual Studio ask for my Dominique.@.eu credential while restoring NuGet packages? Does anybody know why Visual Studio is asking for a credential that Visual Studio is not even supposed to be aware of?

For your information: when I go into the solution explorer, and I try to launch "Manage NuGet packages for solution", the same Dominique.@.eu credential question pops up.

More information: the file "NuGet.Config" looks as follows:

I have packaged my windows App using a Visual Studio MSIX Packaging Project: This is a sideloading app, using a certificate, not a Microsoft Store App. This is fine - I get automatic updates, and users can install the package without admin rights.

I want to be able to open this app from another app. Before this was easy - just call Process.Start with the app path: "C:\Program Files\MyCompany\MyApp.exe"

However the Executable for an MSIX installed app is hidden I suspect its in "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps" but this folder is restricted and I can't get access even with admin permissions

There appears to be some data about the installation in C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\Packages{myappguid} - but no executable files are available here.

So my question is simple: How can I launch an app from another program, when the app was installed using the MSIX application packager?

I know there are several similar questions posted about this subject, but I couldn't find one that exactly represented the problems I'm experiencing. That's why I'm opening a new question.

I have an ASP.NET CORE API application build using VS2019 where I want to use Serilog for logging to a database server. To achieve this, I'm using some of the available Serilog NuGet packages