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This repository holds the documentation for my home lab I've built up and guides for others wanting to build their own home network. Building your own home network is the best way to learn and can be much cheaper than you think.
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QUESTION
Long story short: I've established a home-lab where I use Ansible with VMware dynamic inventory plugin.
To distinguish between the different VMs the plugin adds the uid to the hostname, example: unique-test-vm_2612e560x1284x8457e115
. This makes it hard for me to create host_vars directories because I constantly have to run ansible-inventory -i ...
and copy the inventory name.
Question
Is it possible to create "wildcarded" host_vars directories without including the uid in the directory name? Meaning the name of the directory would be unique-test-vm
instead of unique-test-vm_2612e560x1284x8457e115
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 11:13It's not possible to create "wildcard" host_vars. But, this use-case can be solved either by include_vars or by group_vars. Mind the precedence of the variables. See Variable precedence: Where should I put a variable?.
include_vars (single host)
For example, let's have this inventory
QUESTION
I am trying to use Puppeteer to input an address into ubereats (www.ubereats.com). I've realized that before inputting the address, I have to wait for some icon to load first or else the text just gets erased. To do for this, I'm using:
page.waitForSelector("#wrapper > main > div.ao.ap.aq.ar.af > div.ag.bq.br.bs.bt > div > div.c1.af.bh.c2 > div > div.av.b3.ax > div > svg > path");
Which works for now. However, the problem is that the class names occasionally change. I have not seen any noticeable pattern in the changes. I've tried using page.waitForXPath() instead because there are no class names involved, but it did not work. Is there any way to get around the changing class name? Thanks!
Edit: added some example HTML. These are innermost few divs leading up to the icon that I wait on to load. Some of these class names randomly change.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 04:29Based on your HTML, if this icon only appears once in the page, using attribute selectors probably will work, first, search for path, child of svg, which have an attribute "d" that starts with "M17.5834 5.16602C14.5001 2.08268":
QUESTION
Using Angular 6 and @angular/animations
module, I'm trying to implement a custom sidenav element that must slide in and out smoothly from the main page by clicking a button.
As you can see here this element hides to the left smoothly, but not the other way, where it just dissapears.
Here is the code for the animation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 19:14That happens because you are using [hidden]="!isVisible"
in your component which is evaluated without any delay and hide the sidebar before the animation.
If you remove the [hidden]
attribute and set your 'false' state like this it will get you in the right way:
QUESTION
I create a child theme, but then I want to add some style it not change in my main menu.
I create a folder aloshop-child in the direction
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-21 at 11:46I find a solution. My browser creates cookies. So before the refresh needs press ctrl+f5 and it will clear the browser. My code is good.
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