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Q1 : I don't understand how to loop through multiple URLs properly ?

Ans : for url in urls:

Q2. I can't figure out why the script is iterating twice over each URL

Ans : Cause you have for page in range(0, 1):

Update 1:

I did not run your entire code with DF. Also sometimes either one of the pages, does not show the number and href, but when I typically run the below code,

You would probably need to disable the pinetry password prompt so that lpass reads your password from standard input.

As the man pages say:

If pinentry program is unavailable, or if the LPASS_DISABLE_PINENTRY environment variable is set to 1, passwords will be read from standard input and a prompt will be displayed on standard error.

Meaning: It should work if you run it like this:

This is possible using Azure CLI.

Here is the official documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/keyvault/secret?view=azure-cli-latest#az_keyvault_secret_show

It looks like from what you have written you have not included the --subscription parameter. Although this appears as optional, you must set the context of your CLI in order for the command to work without specifying this parameter. Try specifying the subscription id and running the command again.

Also, go to your key vault in the portal and confirm that you have given the user principal that you are logging in as (using the az login command) has sufficient permissions to get and list secrets.

Here is what the output should look like:

My best guess is that in the second working example .map returns a new array with a new reference. In the first example you are just mutating the contents of the array but not the reference to that array.

I am not exactly sure how useEffect compares, but if I remember correctly for an object it is just all about the reference to that object. Which sometimes makes it difficult to use useEffect on objects. It might be the same with arrays too.

Why dont you try out:

Now you have two issues:

1. Repetition issue: because you don't break the for loop whenever you add your app to the JSON list, so you continue iterating the ignoreList and add more instances of the app to the JSON list. to avoid that you need to add a break statement.

2. Adding apps that should be ignored: this is because you are adding the app to the JSON list before comparing every instance from the ignoreList the app.. it looks vague and also to me :) so I will explain with example.

Example:

Consider your app = "Settings", and now you are comparing it to the list using the for loop, so first you compare it to "Google", it doesn't equal it, so add it to the JSON list, the same applies when you compare it to "Maps", and so on until you compare it to "Settings", at this time it won't be added to the JSON list, but you already added it multiple times before you reach to "Settings", so you need to wait until you finish your entire iterations before adding the app to the JSON list. I used a boolean to achieve that.

I was able to locate the file thanks to this answer and the following commands:

You don't really provide the code you are working on, so I don't know for sure if this is you are looking for, but when I tried the following code, Dashlane didn't display its icon in the fields, and was therefore no longer able to autofill them.
I just changed the contents: 'Name' becomes 'Enter Name', and 'Address' becomes 'Enter Address'. I tried successfully it in Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
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