chore | Job processing ... for the future | Continous Integration library

We are using Azure Pipelines (azure-pipelines.yml) to automate ci/cd. Part of our configuration completes the versioning of our project for publishing to Azure Artifacts. We're also trying to configure this to update the existing version number in package.json without triggering a new pipeline in Azure DevOps.

This is the relevant section for our azure-pipelines.yml file:

In django, I created a new model in my application (The app name is quiz) like this:

I am using the MSIX manager tool to convert a *.msix (an application installer) to a *.vhdx so that it can be mounted in an Azure virtual machine. One of the flags that the tool requires is -vhdSize, which is in megabytes. This has proven to be problematic because I have to guess what the size should be based off the MSIX. I have ran into numerous creation errors due to too small of a vhdSize.

I could set it to an arbitrarily high value in order to get around these failures, but that is not ideal. Alternatively, guessing the correct size is an imprecise science and a chore to do repeatedly.

Is there a way to have the tool dynamically set the vhdSize, or am I stuck guessing a value that is both large enough to accommodate the file, but not too large as to waste disk space? Or, is there a better way to create a *.vhdx file?

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-virtual-desktop/simplify-msix-image-creation-with-the-msixmgr-tool/m-p/2118585

I have a state and function in a Class in React Native and I am using this to create a counter to keep count of the number of tasks completed. In my updateTaskCountHandler() function taskCount successfully counts +1 to the previous value but upon console logging the value after setting completeTasks to the new value it is not showing that completeTasks was successfully updated to a new value. How can I update the state of completeTasks correctly?

I have code that allows me to select a radio option, say, 'Work', and have the dropdown box automatically select 'Work' in response. But is it possible to go further and to select the radio option 'Work', and have the 'Work' dropdown be selected and also change to blue, for instance. And green for 'Grocery', red for 'Chores', etc. Maybe even go further than that and have the subsequent task list items also color-coded based on Category?

I'm trying to add items to a List from a GroupBy but my results are not coming out grouped.

I am trying to select a radio option in a form, and then have the matching dropdown option dynamically selected. I.e., How do I select 'work' in the radio options, and dynamically automatically select 'work' in the dropdown? I am struggling with figuring out how to get this code to work. Ultimately, I would also like to change the colour of each option as it is selected.

Please see fiddle link here: https://jsfiddle.net/rs26nfk1/

Context: I have two lists of unequal size; names holds family members' names and chores holds a much longer list of, well, chores. I am writing a program to randomly assign each chore to a family member, so that the everyone gets the same number of chores (or at least with +1/-1). I've thought of a few possible ways of going about this, at least in theory. One way would be to simply shuffle the list of chores, split the list evenly into n new lists, and assign one of these smaller lists to each family member. I could also loop through the list of chores, assigning each family member a chore on each pass through until all chores have been assigned to a family member.

I've had trouble finding specific operations or examples to help work through this; is there a specific workflow I should consider?.

I have an excel file received on a monthly basis that includes multiple sheets. Each sheet needs to be split into .CSV files before it can be uploaded into our system for reading, and given that a single workbook might include upwards of 10 to 15 pages, it's a chore to do it by hand.

Presently, I'm using this VBA script to achieve the job: