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I'm randomly getting this crash recently and I'm not sure how to debug this. Can anyone please point me in the right direction. Tools I have used are,
Spring Boot 2 + Kubernetes + adopt openj9 jdk13

I have a dependent library that appears to be choosing the wrong config_setting.

In order to debug this further, I have tried using the config function from the cquery docs, but it returns all the potential config_settings.

Specifically, I tried running the following: bazel cquery "config(deps(@openssl//:crypto), target)" --noimplicit_deps --bazelrc=build-scripts/windows/windows.bazelrc

It returned:

I can't sign my Flutter project when archiving to ipa file on Azure Pipelines.

This is my build pipeline setup:

1. Certificate get and built from Apple Developper program;
2. Provisioning profile from Apple Developper program;
3. The Flutter build script is a copy of this one (no signing);
4. Launch of xcodebuild archive to get a signed ipa.

I tried manual signing and automatic signing.

I started writing something for AWS Systems Manager to:

1. Create custom Windows and Linux images and
2. How to apply Windows and Linux Updates to the AMIs that would be useful...

I'm following this example, but am not able to get results when I run it.

This is the error I receive:

Template format error: At least one Resources member must be defined.

Please let me know what I'm doing wrong here, I have gone through the code but not able to find what I am doing wrong.

In a Rust crate, is it possible to invoke a build.rs only for release mode?

One can specify it in Cargo.toml:

I have a build step in TeamCity which sends an HTTP request, like this:

I downloaded the SDL source. I extract the archive and run the configure script.

Upon trying to run make, I get Makefile:255: *** missing separator. Stop.

Here's the generated Makefile:

I have a Xamarin Forms application and I've been using AppCenter to build and distribute my app.

This app connects to an external API, that has QA / Dev environments. To change the API URL, I've created a pre-build script on AppCenter and put it in the root of each project (iOS / Android). In the AppCenter, it identifies the pre-build script, but it seems to not be executed (I couldn't see in the Output logs any of the Echo messages of the script).

The script is quite similar to this, but my "AppConstant" class is inside a Helper folder in the Shared Project and I'm getting the path of this class like this: APP_CONSTANT_FILE=$APPCENTER_SOURCE_DIRECTORY/Root/Root/Root/Helpers/Endpoints.cs and I have added at the top of the script an echo "Running pre-build bash script..." to at least display something to make sure the script was executed, but nothing =/

The reason for adding Root/Root/Root is because of this comment and I have created the Environment Variable on AppCenter too.

I couldn't see any issues so far, could anybody give me a hand on that?

I am experimenting with using a common Kotlin source-set and 2 specific source-sets for JS and JVM in Gradle. I know there is a kotlin-multiplatform plugin, but I wanted to try if I can make a setup like this. It works by running gradle from the command-line, but IntelliJ complains that either in the JS or in the JVM project (never both the same time) it can nog find the common classes.

My directory structure is as follows: