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As suggested by Dilly B:

You can pass the argument to Invoke-Command to reach to variables in variable group:

an operator pod acts as a controller that listens to events regarding specific custom resources. if you only deploy the operator, you have to seperately deploy the custom resource you wish to be created.

with the prometeus-operator, that would be a custom resource of kind "prometheus". if the helm chart you choose is capable to also deploy this (or not) should be indicated in the charts values.yaml and documented on their github page.

you can also use the examples from the prometheus-operator repo to create prometheus instances. check out these files to do so: https://github.com/prometheus-operator/prometheus-operator/tree/main/example/rbac/prometheus

1. keyword field are NOT analyzed.
2. Text field are analyzed.

To check how those are analyzed and what all token are generated, you can use the "Analyze API" from Elasticsearch.

In your case:

Why you get this error:

The type of the tt variable is string | fs.WriteStream. Since you don't know which of the two types you have in that variable, any method or property that you want to access has to be present on both types.

As you saw, you can fix that by narrowing the variable's type to just one side or the other of that union. You can do that with a manual cast (your as fs.WriteStream) or TypeScript can infer the correct type if you use control flow to check:

As your provided data, your data is a 2-dimensions array. Each array will have the keys: "id", "temp",... And you want to get the "temp" value of the array that has a specific "id".

If you want to do so, you must loop through the array to find which array matched the desired "id":

While you could probably just adjust indexing at all locations to compensate for the fact that your visible board has 7 columns while the game board has only 6, the easier option is probably to just not include the row labels in the visible board. An example of how that could be done:

You can replace the
with

Line Feed and Carriage Return are HTML entitieswikipedia. This way you are actually parsing the new line ("\n") rather than displaying it as text.

Example:

Use Get Metadata activity to get the list of subfolder names and pass it to ForEach activity to copy the folders to sink as shown below.

Source structure in Azure data lake:

ADF pipeline:

1. Using the Get Metadata activity, get the list of subfolder names under the folder “a” and container “source”.

   • Create a dataset for the source path and add it to the Get Metadata dataset.

• Select child items under the field list in dataset properties.

• Output of Get Metadata:

1. Pass this output to ForEach activity.

• Under items property, add Get Metadata output child items.

1. Add Copy data activity inside ForEach activity.

• Create source dataset and parameterize the subfolder (directory) path in the source dataset as shown below.

• In copy data activity, pass current ForEach item name to the dataset parameter value in source properties.

• Create sink dataset and parameterize the sink container path in the sink dataset.

• In the Copy activity sink dataset, pass the current ForEach item name to the sink parameter.

1. Subfolders and files from each subfolder are copied to the sink. It creates a sink container with the current item name if does not exist.

You are almost there, but you forgot to remove display: flex on responsive view changing it into display:block will fix your problem