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I'm assuming that you'd like to be able to look these up by name, in which case, a nested dictionary would make more sense than a list of dictionaries. You can make one pretty easily with a small dictionary comprehension:

I had this issue a few weeks ago, what a pain! In my case I had one dependency that was requiring background location without me noticing. Secondly, I had a wrong permission declaration on Google Play so my builds kept being rejected.

To do this I used the Merged Manifest inspector in Android Studio. This shows you what your manifest looks like after all project dependencies have been taken into account. Find ACCESS_BACKGROUND_LOCATION and double click on it, this will bring you to the actual manifest where it's requested. Scroll to the top of this file and the package=some.package.name should help you identify what it is. In my case the permission was requested by an old dependency I didn't use anymore so I just uninstalled it.

Note: if you're often working on different branches, make sure you have the correct dependencies installed and make a clean build before checking the merged manifest:

You can use stringr::str_match to capture each part you need:

I'm missing some information on where your html code is located and what ag-center-cols-viewport is, but I think you did add this into a component. let says my.component.html and ag-center col was imported into your @NgModule

Notice: ::ng-deep is deprecated and will be removed in the future version of angular, please never use it again

within the my.component.ts add the following

All fixed. According to the specs, each HTTP header must be folowed by a line termination (\r\n). My mistake was that in didn't add a double line break, which is supposed to come after the headers.

This could be the answer: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/blogs/accessing-outlook-items-in-a-users-archived-shared-or-delegated-mailboxes-using-microsoft-graph/

note that such cross-mailbox API calls were never supported, and are less performant and more error-prone. (In-Place Archiving mailbox is an additional mailbox that's enabled for a user's primary mailbox.)

I believe the only alternative is using EWS.

see How to get In-Place archive mailbox in Exchange Online using Office 365 APIs

Is This error occurred for only once or multiple times? Could you please check the PowerShell module version? if update is available please update powershell teams module.

Update-Module -Name MicrosoftTeams -RequiredVersion 2.0

Mind that \w matches letters, digits and also underscores. Thus, your check for the amount of underscores when using \w in the pattern will never be accurate. Besides, your pattern simply matches a sequence of one or more word chars followed with an optional -, _ or . and then \1? tries to optionally match the same value as captured into Group 1 immediately to the right of the current location.

I suggest changing all \w to [^\W_] to exclude (subtract) _ from \w, a construct like a(?:ba){0,3} to match element-separated items, and use anchors, ^ and $ at least, to match start and end of a string.

You can use

You should change the access level if it has been private: