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Turns out the overcomplication of the issue was rooted in the use of ExecStartPost= instead of ExecStopPost=. Once I changed the former to the latter, the original version of the unit file from long before this was posted (which was far simpler) worked perfectly.

Try to set ANDROID_HOME in your environment variable.

On ~/.bashrc of you are using bash or ~/.zshrc if you are using zsh in the last line put

I found a suggestion that an update to electron may have caused an issue in the RStudio community forums. By disabling sandboxing, they were able to start RStudio as a user and it worked for me:

This seems simple enough:

compile the shared libs for v8

In that case, you need is_component_build = true. And then you'll have to drop v8_monolithic, because that forces a static (i.e. non-shared) library. I don't think v8_static_library matters, at least I've never used that.

For the record, we (V8 team) tend to recommend static linking, mostly because of the rate of change to V8's API: any time you update the shared library, you'll have to recompile all programs using it anyway, so there's not a lot of benefit to be had from it being a shared library (but some room for accidental breakage, which a statically linked build avoids).

puts the libs in to the arch lib folder

I don't know what you mean by "the arch lib folder"; libv8.so will be in out.gn/x64.release/ (or whatever directory you pass to ninja -C

trying to use -v8_monolith in my make files

Once everything else is correct, that'll be -lv8 -lv8_libbase -lv8_libplatform, and the corresponding library files will be called libv8.so, libv8_libbase.so, and libv8_libplatform.so.

Detect the password prompt: The password prompt appears mainly after makepkg enters in fakeroot. IDK how to detect that and supply the password from the script. There is no pattern actually. Some package evoke 1 y/n prompt while some prompt more than 1.

There is a pattern. An y/n prompt is shown when:

• makepkg invokes pacman to install build dependencies (for the -s option);
• makepkg invokes pacman to install the freshly built package (for the -i option);
• makepkg invokes pacman to remove the build dependencies (for the -r option).
• makepkg invokes pacman to...

In all cases, if makepkg is given the --noconfirm option, it will pass that to pacman as well.

Enter actual password: Actually, I want to enter password through a GUI. So, basically, I want user to input password in a text box that I will create using Tkinter.

The password prompt, if any, is shown by sudo. Sudo supports running external "askpass" tools through the SUDO_ASKPASS environment variable.

Write or install a program that shows the password prompt and outputs the password to stdout (e.g. ssh-askpass or zenity would do), then set the SUDO_ASKPASS environment variable to the program's path:

My access token was missing a scope called: "Calendars.ReadWrite". This is how that scope was supposed to be added.

I have fixed the problem by deleting /tmp/mongodb-27017.sock.I have found the answer here

something like this :