fingerprints | Make it easier to compare and cross-reference the names

try adding this line:

There are a few adjustment you need to make:

• don't increase i manually in the loop but use step value in range(start, end, step). The step value here would need to be 5.
• You need to append the results to the list, otherwise you are just replacing the value over and over again and only the last value will be stored in the variables at the end of the for loop.
• you probably want to strip the newlines \n (but this is optional) using rstrip("\n").
• you probably also want to have all the possibilities for an answer in an array (but this is also optional). You can do that by using split("#") on the relevant string.

Thank you for providing the information regarding this issue. We have reported this issue to the R&D team for handling, may i confirm is the HMS Core 6.4.0 installed on your device? You are advised to roll back to HMS Core 6.3 version apk. And we will release a patch package as soon as possible to fix this issue.

I don't really sure what is your definition of more efficient? But to be exact, FingerprintMol is a small wrapper that is implemented at most to deal with Java and PostgreSQL. You can see it from the docs: utility functionality for fingerprinting sets of molecules includes a command line app for working with fingerprints and databases

After running ansible-config dump using that ansible.cfg, it emits AnsibleOptionsError: Invalid value "merge ##... so it seems ansible just silently ate the config file, or may be using a different one

It seems that while # is a supported beginning of line comment character, ansible-config (as of 2.12.1) only tolerates ; as and end of line comment character

OK - there were a couple of things I had wrong,

The main one was that I had the add_ssh_keys line in the wrong place.
It really needs to be the first step, or at least be before the flutter/install_sdk_and_pub step.

eg. This works (but if the add_ssh_keys step was at the bottom of the list of 4 steps here then it fails):

• The Mol object is the name of the rdkit class that is returned when you call Chem.MolFromSmiles, not one of your variable names.
• The error says that the Mol object is not iterable (it is a single molecule)

I found this guide on how to add a SHA fingerprint to a Firebase Android app.
Following the link in the 1st step I found this documentation, which explains how to get the SHA-1 from the Google Play Console and also how to self-sign your application.

Additionally I found this similar question which accepted answer seems to explain how to self-sign your application using Gradle's Signing Report

Seems like you tried to submit a Nomad job before Nomad was started.

"What I wanna do next is [run nomad]".

If nomad isn't running yet, then port 4646 isn't accessible. Forwarding a port is already written in the Vagrant documentation, and is not the same as VAGRANT_ADDR, and you should unset that variable.

You don't need port 4646 to use vagrant ssh

Regarding provisioning a Nomad cluster, I'd suggest looking into Ansible rather than doing things with vagrant inside of Docker; rather Docker would be installed within the Vagrant box, which would run with Virtualbox, by default

• https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/provisioning/ansible
• https://github.com/ansible-community/ansible-nomad

Or you can run nomad agent -dev on your host without using any VMs