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I'm currently making my help command more fancy. I added fields for the embed and a thumbnail. Whenever I run the bot and try the command, it does not send anything. I looked over and over again and can't find where the error is. No errors. Any clue where the problem is? Thanks!

I'm running this tutorial https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/cloud-on-k8s/current/k8s-deploy-elasticsearch.html and found that the elasticsearch operator comes included with a pre-defined secret which is accessed through kubectl get secret quickstart-es-elastic-user -o go-template='{{.data.elastic | base64decode}}'. I was wondering how I can access it in a manifest file for a pod that will make use of this as an env var. The pod's manifest is as follows:

So I am trying a chatbot application where the user will take a user string response and after that, the chatbot will throw a reply. Meaning that it should be able to traverse in two string lists user_response and chat_response in one for loop. The problem that I am having is that I have no idea how to implement this in Django that suits the way I need to implement it. I should implement it this way:

I am using Go HTML Templates in Jetbrains Goland. How do I get all 3: HTML formatting, template code completion, and template formatting for templates?

Assuming I installed Go Templates plugin and I am using "*.tpl" as a file extension for my templates, I have two options:

1. Settings - Editor - Filetypes - HTML - Add "*.tpl" as an HTML type. PROS: I have an HTML code completion and syntax highlighting with a caveat (see CON 2) CON 1: I do not have code completion on template items, the editor is unaware of templates at all CON 2: Template code blocks are treated as text, i.e. I do not have code indentation for RANGE blocks for example when I try to format my code.

2. Settings - Editor - Filetypes - Go Templates - Add "*.tpl" as registered type with "HTML" as an underlying type ("Template data language") PROS: I have code completion for 'dots' and can see properties and methods on them (see https://www.jetbrains.com/help/go/integration-with-go-templates.html) CONS: No HTML highlighting, autocompletion, or formatting...

When using Django3.0 internal PasswordResetConfirmView PasswordResetForm reset_password.html and tampering with the token generated it raises a form "is_bound" error. It doesn't redirect to some failure url.

This is not a HOWTO question, as it, as such, has been answered before here

I am trying to integrate Django with modern frontend framework, and I found that it is possible to store and render Django templates from models. Since it is not a standard, I am wondering what are the advantages (or disadvantages if that's the case) of file based templates.

Reading though the documentation, I have seen that it is recommended to actually cache templates and models as much as possible for best performance, so why would it not be recommended to store templates in the database? It seems very convenient to me that in doing so pages can be edited from the admin panel (where you can add a code editor), which, along with the rest framework and a front end framework synergize very well.

From my research, the template tags and template language seem to work and the context can be passed in a view as well. the only thing I cannot figure out is the {include .. } tag, as it does not seem to point to a view. (although a custom tag cam be made to have this function)

Can such a setup be used in production? or are there security/performance/other concerns?

I have a following command:

There were a namespace "sandbox" on the node which was deleted, but there is still a challenge for a certificate "echo-tls". But i can not access anymore sandbox namespace to delete this cert. Could anyone help me deleting this resource ?

Here are the logs of the cert-manager :

Bit stuck on how to access list values within a dictionary.

I've tried the following answers to no avail:

Access Dictionary Value inside list in Django Template

Accessing items in lists within dictionary python

I am passing in through my view.py file the following: