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Ok, actually this was simply because I was not providing the right mainClass in the build.sbt. For future reference also, really make sure you are using the right jdk version as of the time of this answer only jdk 8 is supported. PySpark will compile with JDK 11 but Scala will (obviously) not.

What am I missing for MS Edge? I

The certificate does not contain any subject alternative names, which makes it invalid for Edge and Chrome. There is an attempt to specify these information, but the attempt is wrong.

I created a selfsigned certificate following this tutorial.

Looks like this tutorial is broken.

openssl x509 -req ... -extensions "authorityKeyIdentifier ... subjectAltName=DNA:localhost"

The -extension command line option is used to give the name of an extension section in a configuration file and not the extensions itself. Additionally the subjectAltName should be DNS:... not DNA:....

To fix create an extension file my.ext which includes the extensions you want to use:

Well, today I ran

npx react-native init MyApp --template react-native-template-typescript

in another directory and running 'tsc' works

tsc still does not work in the other MyApp directory and a comparison shows a whole slew of things that are not different versions. I have no idea why but my guess is this is a 'always using latest versions' issue. At least the template locks into a version(I think) so versions will not change on my working project(I hope).

According to the API documentation realm.clients() returns a ClientsResource interface. The method findByClientId requests the clientId as parameter but the method get:

Every recipe line in a makefile is run in its own shell. Environment variables modify the current shell, but those changes go away when the shell exits. So, it's completely impossible for one recipe to set environment variables that are then visible inside a different recipe.

If you want these variables available you must source them in each recipe line, like this:

Python3.4+ has a builtin ensurepip module to install pip:

You have to set the loadbalancer IP for Ingress the same like your DNS

In your code:

Please note that only correct bundle definition in the provided structure is BogotaNewBundle. The definitions done in it are correct and it will register bundle in application succesfully.

MedellinBundle item is not a Symfony bundle and as for Oro's theme it relies on a bundle and must be defined inside of it.

It's recommended to learn next https://doc.oroinc.com/master/frontend/storefront/quick-start article's content a bit precisely and then all other topics in https://doc.oroinc.com/master/frontend/storefront

Here's a link to simple working bundle's archive with proper theme definitions.

!!!Note src/Bogota/Bundle/NewBundle/Resources/views/layouts/first_theme folder. first_theme is the theme's name and it must be used with php bin/console oro:assets:build command if you want to run build only for it. Also this command expects assets to be installed into public folder with php bin/console oro:assets:install command before. Running oro:assets:install includes build routines.