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For WebView2 you can use CoreWebView2EnvironmentOptions.AdditionalBrowserArguments to set command line parameters for the browser process. These are the same command line parameters that the Edge browser accepts which mostly matches the chromium command line switches including --disable-web-security.

If you are using the WPF or WinForms WebView2 control it would be something like the following:

All you need is a flag to save whether the Coffee was found.

You can use

You have the right idea, just remember that each run your game will be a completely independent process so your Endscript() function really does not know the numberofcycles unless you have already read that from disk. Here is quick function to access a single file and increment the value each time, returning that value for your use.

since '\t' represent four white spaces ...

Well, that's wrong. Tab (\t) is not four spaces (or any other fixed number of spaces).

Instead it means: Move to the next tab-stop.

The distance between tab-stops are a fixed number. So printing \t will move the cursor to a position that can be written as N * Tab-size.

But notice that tab-size may differ from terminal to terminal. Typically it's either 4 or 8 but it can be other values as well.

Example with tab-size equal 4:

the flag sign_in_after_reset_password does not relate to logout user at all, sign_in_after_reset_password = false imply that in case a user update his account password by himself then do not automatically sign-in his account again, and that logic happen only on PasswordsController#update. So you as admin try to change password of another user in a custom controller, of course it's not logout user no matter the value of sign_in_after_reset_password is.

devise use gem warden to logout user (in other word: destroy user session) and warden base on request session not base on database, that mean there's no way an admin can get another user's session to reset, so you can not force logout another user by only devise, you need to handle this feature outside devise (such as add session to user table or a devise hook something like timeoutable)

reference: https://github.com/heartcombo/devise/issues/5262

You must use store in app.js or main.js like this:

The faulty line is being pointed out in the error message. You are trying to access inspection on newObj before it was assigned.

For a better understanding, I've reproduced your error in this minimal code:

After a significant amount of further experimentation, I discovered that the error message in my original question was ultimately a red herring and that using the UlidToBytesConverter inheriting from ValueConverter was all that was required!

The problem appears to have been caused by the fact that using a custom type as primary and foreign keys breaks EF Core's convention-based mapping of foreign key properties (e.g. automatically mapping CompanyId to the Company navigation property). I can't find any documentation describing this behavior.

Accordingly, EF Core was trying to create a new property CompanyId1 and for some reason the value converter was not being applied.

The solution was to add the ForeignKey attribute as to the CompanyId property as follows: