leeroy | Jenkins integration with GitHub pull requests | Continous Integration library

You must to use the component v-list-item-group for highlight the selected element. Try something like this:

Your Kubeconfig file is munged.Either you don't have an user in the contexts section or you don't have an user in the users section. contexts and users section of your kubeconfig should look like below.

You can use a simple forEach loop

guestListWithLeaderIncluded.Select(...) will return an IEnumerable and not a string

You need to join the strings to one string like:

As @Drew says, your immediate issue is that each individual composite template can only include zero or one server template.

Each composite template composites together different aspects of an envelope:

• Zero or one template definitions stored on docusign.com
• Newly defined recipients, tabs, documents, etc.

For example, composite templates can be used to create an envelope that includes document "B" instead of using the document included in a template on docusign.com.

Unfortunately, the DocuSign compositing feature does not include a feature for combining the images from one document with another document to create a new (combined) document.

Some ideas:

1. If only page one of the contract includes the logo, then you could have multiple versions of page one (treating each as a separate document), and combine the logoed page one with the other pages to form a complete envelope.

   Note that a document can be as short as a page. Recipients will view all of the envelope's documents together.

2. Use a PDF library to manipulate the PDF document itself to change the logo. There are now many PDF libraries available, with APIs for many languages and operating systems.

3. Use a SAAS PDF rendering service to combine the images with the content to obtain the final PDF. Eg, webmerge

4. Send DocuSign the document in a non-PDF format. For example, you can send a .docx document. If you're using the Windows stack, it may be easier for your application to create a custom logo version of a Word doc than a PDF.

You could use two joins:

You can use find():

'Total Amount Received ($)' is surrounded by single quotes ('), and is thus a constant string literal. While sorting according to it isn't technically wrong (as you could see - you got no error), it's meaningless, as all the rows would have the same value of the constant.

The easiest approach, IMHO, would be to sort according to the column's index instead of its alias: