echoe | Rubygems packaging tool that provides Rake tasks

As far as I know, this message isn't intended to be customizable. Here's a workaround.

Behind the scenes, getpass.getpass is the following function when echo can't be disabled.

This is the closest to the solution I've found so far:

When you run foo=mandatory docker-compose up && docker-compose down, you are running foo=mandatory docker-compose up and then docker-compose down, which means the docker-compose down is not receiving that variable, and thus giving you that error when trying to read the template.

If you run foo=mandatory docker-compose up && foo=mandatory docker-compose down, it will work. You may also export the variable so you don't need to pass it twice:

Update your my app:mycommand to return an exit code instead of echo.

I have concluded that the delay is introducted in vs2022, so I have to use vs2019 until the problem is fixed!

(Unchecking Options → Debugging → General checkboxes made no difference for me).

The current vs2022 version is 17.0.2.

From the manual:

yield from does not reset the keys. It preserves the keys returned by the Traversable object, or array. Thus some values may share a common key with another yield or yield from, which, upon insertion into an array, will overwrite former values with that key.

A common case where this matters is iterator_to_array() returning a keyed array by default, leading to possibly unexpected results. iterator_to_array() has a second parameter use_keys which can be set to false to collect all the values while ignoring the keys returned by the Generator.

Your generator is returning an item with the same key each time (because they are reset after the array_shift call), so iterator_to_array is overwriting each item with the following one. This is why you're only seeing the final element being returned.

If you pass the use_keys argument to the function as false, you'll get the desired behaviour, e.g.

This is achievable. One solution would be to reformat the values stored at $labels so that they are consistent. For example, store each value in the format that you want to render, i.e. {'Dec 28 00:00', 'Dec 28 01:00', 'Dec 02:00'}. You can then use a callback to create a custom tick format.

You just need to update textareaValue whenever props.currentMarkdown changes. This can be done using useEffect.

After further research, it seems that PHP will always see the original URL in $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] and not the target of the RewriteRule. (authoritative source needed here).

By the way, the target of a RewriteRule is usually a file that will process the request, except if we use a [R] redirection flag, then in this case the browser will do a new request to the new URL (and the browser URL bar changes).