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Problem: i get an errorusig flask, and i am following a tutorial(using flash, i am a meh level python programmer(i get the basics)), so i don't understand why or what is wrong with this, so if you don't mind explaining it or adding a link to a place were it is explained... the error(i don't know what is important, sorry):

I have a SAPUI5 free-style app, where I display the date in a smart-table, in format DD/MM/YYYY.

However, in the frontend system in SAP GUI, my date format is MM-DD-YYYY. Is there a way to find this GUI date format and send it to the frontend app, so that I can modify the date format in my coding and display it accordingly?

I try to search it online. There are ways to find system time-zone, but no way to find date-format.

Thank you in advance.

In Jenkins declarative pipeline we can define build parameters like

JFrog Artifactory: 5.8.4 Professional.

JFrog CLI: 1.12.1

I'm using the official documentation of JFrog CLI to set few properties on an artifact that's available in Artifactory repo.

• NOTE: I don't want to use Artifactory AQL for now and trying to get this working using jfrog cli.

I successfully configured the CLI client (the file ~/.jfrog/jfrog-cli.conf with entries for authentication using either username/password and with an API Key was created successfully).

For setting properties on an artifact, I referred the following example:

This question was asked in relation to an old version of Lockable Resources Plugin. The error in the old versions have been fixed since version 2.1.

The answers for how to properly use the Groovy Expression in the freestyle jobs are however not described. I will add an answer to explain this.

The original question follows, for those with an interest:

I'm was initially attempting to get the Lockable Resources Plugin to lock on a specific resource while also evaluation the value of a system environment variable. Evaluation the system environment variable is working perfectly, however, I can't seem to get a lock on the correct resource.

This question focused on the locking problem, when used in a free-style project!

I have created a three resources called A_TEST, B_TEST and C_TEST. None of them have any Labels. They are all visible from my Jenkins_URL/lockable-resources/ where they can be taken and released without problems.

In my Jenkins Job configuration, I have selected the This build requires lockable resources option, which allows me to specify a Resource, Label or Groovy Expression (and Additional classpath). It additionally allows me to specify Reserved resources variable name and Number of resources to request.

According to the documentation, the Groovy script must return a boolean value, so I determined to try it out:

The first test I did was to verify the basic functionality, by setting the following:

• Resource = B_TEST
• Groovy Expression = Not checked
• Number of resources to request = 1

This results in the job executing with a lock on the B_TEST resource. The console output reads:

[lockable-resources] acquired lock on [B_TEST]

In this test I set the following:

• Resource = B_TEST
• Groovy Expression = Checked
• Groovy Script = return false
• Number of resources to request = 1

When attempting to execute the job, this wrongly waits forever with the text: (pending--Waiting for the resourced [B_TEST])

In this test I set the following:

• Resource = B_TEST
• Groovy Expression = Checked
• Groovy Script = return true
• Number of resources to request = 1

This results in the wrong resource A_TEST to be locked. The console output reads:

[lockable-resources] acquired lock on [A_TEST]

After rereading the help for each option in the plugin, I discovered that the plugin apparently only allows me to specify either a Resource, Label or Groovy Expression So in this test I set the following:

• Groovy Expression = Checked
• Groovy Script = return false
• Reserved resources variable name = MyResourceName

This results in the job executing wrongly without a lock on any resource. The console output reads:

[lockable-resources] acquired lock on []

So in this test I set the following:

• Groovy Expression = Checked
• Groovy Script = return true
• Reserved resources variable name = MyResourceName

This results in the job wrongly locking on all resource. The console output reads:

[lockable-resources] acquired lock on [A_TEST, B_TEST, C_TEST]

According to the documentation of the plugin, in Jenkins-Pipelines this plugin can be used as this:

My c# program does not get my ip address if executed by jenkins while it does being executed without.

Jenkins and c# program run on a windows machine (no slave). Jenkins runs on the same machine and is started as a service by local system account. The c# program runs as a windows batch build step of a free-style build project (not pipe).

I m using jenkins pipeline with a Jenkinsfile. I want to trigger a build of one specific branch on a specific hour of the day. The problem is when using the multi-branch pipeline option are sooo limited. There is only a

Scan Multibranch Pipeline with defaults Triggers

that trigger the build of all branches periodically (not even on a specific hour of the day). Is there a solution to build one specific branch on a specific hour ? and is there a way to have a rich amout of configurations in multi-branch pipeline project type ? (like when starting a free-style project) Thanks

I've problems writing a pointfree-style function in ramda.js and wondered if anybody can help me with that. The getEnv function reads an env-variable and logs to console if it couldn't be found.

Here is my code

I want to be able to have a data structure that can have keys with specific types (like a Rust struct) but may have optional values that don't need to exist (like a HashMap). Is there a data type that is halfway between both? What's the best way to approach this?

I'm learning Rust, but use TypeScript on a daily basis. I know that the two type systems are different, I'm just trying to achieve something similar. In TypeScript, I can do: