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When you do a docker pull against the ":latest" tag of an image, docker will only pull that image if this version of the image is not on your local repository/computer. Works lit git pull, basically. Docker-compose does a simple, classic docker pull, so same mechanic.

You can find a way to find your docker pull limit rate, and your number of remaining pulls in at this link

You can try consulting your remaining pulls, then lauching docker pull :latest, consulting your remaining pulls again (it'll show the same -1) and doing the same pull again. Pull checks the image version, does not detect changes, does not pull, your remaining pulls number stay the same.

Anyway, you get 100 pulls/6 hours if you are an anonymous user and 200 pulls/6 hours if you are an authentified user. For your use case, you would be okay even if you were pulling the image every day.

The configuration of mysql volume is bad. You defined db_data:/home/docker/mysite/database, but the value after : must correspond to the path into the mysql:5.7 image that contains the DB folder, that is var/lib/mysql, instead of /home/docker/mysite/database.

The correct volumes configuration for mysql service is:

OMG, I have lost so much time. The problem was simply ALLOWED_HOSTS (Facepalm).

I turned DEBUG=True and only then I was able to see that the error was caused by ALLOWED_HOSTS. Just adding the host to this list solves my problem!

SO guys always turn DEGUB=True on the initial deployment to catch any issues.

If, as commented, you are using a git:// URL, but cannot change it easily, you still can, on the TeamCity agent, add a:

First of all, I'd suggest adding any logging mechanisms to the code to see how the code works on the end-user machines and log exceptions if any takes place.

The MessageBox.Show method is not the right way for testing the code.

However, when installed using a setup program

The Microsoft.Office.Tools.Outlook namespace gives you access to classes that represent the form region, the Outlook item that displays the form region, and other useful items. The Outlook Form Region item automatically adds a reference to this assembly in the project and inserts the appropriate using or Imports statement at the top of the form region code file.

Form regions are deployed automatically with the associated Outlook VSTO Add-in. Therefore, you do not have to perform any special tasks to deploy a form region. For more information about deploying VSTO Add-ins, see Deploy an Office solution.

However, when you build an Outlook VSTO Add-in project that contains a form region, Visual Studio adds the following information to the registry:

• A key for each message class that is associated with one or more form regions.

• An entry for each form region and an associated value that represents the name of the Outlook VSTO Add-in.

Outlook uses this information to load the form regions.

You can group data with reduce function for example, also you can format date object by yourself or if you need some complex formatting in future you can use moment.js library(render "today", "yesterday", "th", "rd" etc). So I don't map month names and used just UTC in my example:

In the Lambda execution environment, the root logger is already preconfigured. You'll have to work with it or work around it. You could do some of the following:

You can set the formatting directly on the root logger:

You can't use attribute value templates to dynamically construct an XPath expression.

But you can use variables in predicates:

~/.docker/config.json should work for this