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I have answered similar questions before, and this is usually an error caused by scope.

You need to expose the api of the node-api application protected by Azure. Then change the scope to: {your api application client id}/{scope name}.

I can successfully passed the parameter string with " and " \" keeped using String.raw method. See below:

After trying with the uploaded repo. I've confirmed the error lies at the following place

config.js

I found solution!

For scopeType we need to use Default instead of User and Current for scopeValue instead of Me.

async functions always return a promise, so you don't need to explicitly create one yourself. Any non-promise value returned from an async function is implicitly wrapped in a promise.

Inside the foo function, you just need to await the call coreApiObject.getTeams(...) and to catch and handle any error, use the try-catch block.

Your code can be simplified as shown below:

Based on the tutorial you would need an async function to call the api from a front end.

If I understood correctly, what you want to do is connect the app in a container with the mysqld you installed in the host?

Firstable: Why don't you put a mysql instance in another container? Second: 127.0.0.1 is the loopback address of the container itself, nothing to do with the host where you have your mysql server installed...

I think you should try to use a mysql container, but if you need this for whatever reason, you could look at this post: https://medium.com/@sirajul.anik/docker-for-linux-localhost-docker-connect-to-host-machine-from-a-docker-container-in-linux-fa42b00f161e

You need to use the service account by specifying it in the spec section of the pod.Since you are not doing that it's using the default service account which does not have Role and RoleBinding permitting the operation, leading to forbidden error.

One of the libraries that you use is using Java features which are only supported on Android from API level 26. As there are no desugaring/backporting of these features the compilation fails if the minSdkVersion is below 26. Allowing these language features on lower API levels is tracked in issue 174733673.

The reason that this works when testing from Android Studio is that Android Studio will instruct AGP to build with an API level matching the device used for testing for the optimal debugging experience. When the final project is built the API level set in build.gradle will take effect with this compilation error as the result.

Besides removing use of the offending library (which seems to be jetty-util-9.4.31.v20200723.jar) there is one other thing you can try, and that is to shrink your app as described in Shrink, obfuscate, and optimize your app. This assumes that the offending code will actually be dead code at runtime and removed by shrinking.