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QUESTION
I am define some secret credential in jenkins, and now I using it in jenkins pipeline like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-22 at 10:12You can't use jenkins credentials as is.
Please review this stackoverflow answer explains how to run push from bash script.
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I've created some very simple Azure functions. They read and write data from Couchbase (which is running in Azure on a VM).
I'm concerned about the connection(s) that I make to Couchbase in an Azure Function. I create a Cluster
object each time. This is an expensive operation, and I would typically only do it once in a normal web app. But in the Azure Function, I'm new
ing it up every time.
There are a lot of expensive to instantiate objects like this beyond just Couchbase. Is there way to create a singleton, or some sort of shared object that Azure Functions can reuse between calls?
- You can see a description of what I'm doing here: https://blog.couchbase.com/azure-functions-couchbase-server/
- The full source code here: https://github.com/couchbaselabs/blog-source-code/tree/master/Groves/074AzureFunctions/src/CouchbaseWithAzureFunctions
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Answered 2017-Sep-11 at 22:22You can use the normal singleton, i.e. a static property which returns the single instance of something. As always, be careful with thread-safety, for example use Lazy
as @Jesse suggested.
You could also use a static constructor to do initialization before the first call to your Function is executed. Static constructor is thread-safe by definition.
In both cases, you'll be able to reuse the expensive stuff between all the calls that run on the same instance (server).
QUESTION
I saw react + express project code here, start project just using this codes.
- rm -rf build public/bundle.js
- ./node_modules/.bin/babel server --out-dir build
- ./node_modules/.bin/webpack --progress
- node ./build/main.js"
But I can't find how to read/execute webpack.config.js
command. Who read this code? and how it works?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-04 at 09:02Webpack reads webpack.config.js
by default, unless you explicitly tell it to read another config file by using the --config
argument, e.g.:
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