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Is there any way i can filter files with given extension and then further filter them for eg: I have .txt extension and i want to get all my .txt from an array

I'm trying to integrate XRay in my Jenkins pipeline. For that I'm adding a step like this:

I know this question has been asked before, and I've seen several of the SO responses and read the AWS docs on the subject... I have a terraform module that, in part, builds out an ECS service, cluster, task, and Fargate container:

I'm importing Java Cucumber test executions using the REST endpoint:

/rest/raven/1.0/import/execution/cucumber

I want to add the "Test environment" where this test was executed.

Is this possible for Cucumber test executions? The documentation refers to "testEnvironments" for Xray JSON format, but I don't see it for Cucumber JSON output format.

I am trying to scan a build with Jfrog xray, but the scan does not finish. Instead it remains idling. My pipeline stages are configured like so

Xray's Document Generator has a Store with the most common templates. I added "Test Plan Advanced with Cover Page" report and found out that doesn't include Preconditions for every Test.

I tried to add it in document template:

I am trying to deploy my Django project on AWS lambda using Zappa. Here is my zappa_settings.json:

• Requirement : Add add empty row to dataframe
• Constraint : Performance

I know this same question was basically asked and answered, however, trying to implement the answer did not get it to work. Here is the original question: AWS.HttpClient handleRequest is not working in AWS lambda

I tried putting async/await on multiple different portions of the request, but none of them worked as mentioned in one of the comments in the referred to link.

The situation is that I have a lambda function that listens for events in the S3 buckets, when an event happens it is supposed to index the documents in elasticsearch service. The issue happens when a the PUT request is sent to es. I have done the test event with an S3 bucket and it WORKS, but for some reason it will hang/not go into the handleRequest function when I run an actual event to my S3 bucket. Here is my code:

Index.js