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We deploy all of our applications as Docker containers, and, as part of the build process, run them through a container scan to block deployments that include vulnerabilities with known fixes.

I'm currently getting failures in the security scan because my yarn.lock contains cacache@^12.0.2. But as far as I can tell, there is absolutely no reason for that to be in the lock file. For example, if I run yarn why it seems to have no reason to include the package:

What I'm trying to do

I want to automatically upload a video my code generates every day to my YouTube channel. It should upload the video file and add the thumbnail.

What goes wrong

When I let my code upload the video, the video plays fine and everything works, but there's a restriction on the video that causes it to be locked on private. No further information is given and appealing is not possible. I've tried uploading as unlisted after which everything seems fine. However, when I manually set it to public, even after waiting 12 hours, the video is locked on private yet again.

Video illustrating the issue:

https://youtu.be/hRUV023nshI

How do avoid this issue and make sure people can see the video? I can't find anything that would be against the terms and policies of YouTube. When I upload the exact same video manually, everything works fine.

My code

I'm using the google-api-nodejs-client with OAuth2. I generated the authentication URL with:

I'm having some issues with a CRUD desktop application I developed with the help of a freelancer. It's an electron-forge build that works seamlessly on Windows 10, and works on MacOS initially when accessing the out folder, the strange thing happens when:

1. I use npm run publish to zip the Mac/Darwin instance
2. I manually package.zip the results of npm run make

When I do this, and unzip the file to run, the SQLite integration fails completely. The app appears to be working upon start, but no changes can be made to the DB objects, nor can new objects be made.

The freelancer who put together the DB integration said he was not able to solve this issue, but it's impossible to put apps in marketplaces without zipping the application for delivery. I can post code if necessary, I just don't even know what aspect of the code would be relevant, and feel like there has to be something I can install/put in my package.json that might solve this, but I'm just not sure.

Here is my package.json file in case that is helpful:

I am working on a web application which comprises of ReactJs frontend and Java SpringBoot backend. This application would require users to upload data from their own Google Cloud storage into my Google Cloud Storage.

The application flow will be as follows -

1. The frontend requests the user for read access on their storage. For this I have used oauth 2.0 access tokens as described here
2. The generated Oauth token will be passed to the backend.
3. The backend will also have credentials for my service account to allow it to access my Google Cloud APIs. I have created the service account with required permissions and generated the key using the instructions from here
4. The backend will use the generated access token and my service account credentials to transfer the data.

In the final step, I want to create a transfer job using the google Storage-Transfer API. I am using the Java API client provided here for this.

I am having difficulty providing the authentication credentials to the transfer api. In my understanding, there are two different authentications required - one for reading the user's bucket and another for starting the transfer job and writing the data in my cloud storage. I haven't found any relevant documentation or working examples for my use-case. In all the given samples, it is always assumed that the same service account credentials will have access to both the source and sink buckets.

tl;dr Does the Google Storage Transfer API allow setting different source and target credentials for GCS to GCS transfers? If yes, how does one provide these credentials to the transfer job specification.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Description

Everytime I run npm run serve the following error code appears:

I am very new to angular and typescript.

First I install via npm:

I have tried to use the Gmail API Node.js Client, but the email body is sent in a file attachment. Everything else is working properly (from, to, subject, etc.).

The original code of my problem can be seen here, but the following is a simpler example of what I am trying to do:

As many here I stumbled across converting .docx to .pdf. The only reasonable solution out there seems to be Gotenberg which is a Docker-powered stateless API and Gotenberg js client which allows to interact with Gotenberg much easier through JS interface.

To use JS client we need to define Gotenberg's Docker-powered address:

I have developed a forge extension and now I want to add typescript support following this blog post. However, I cannot extend the prototypes from the global Autodesk namespace like Autodesk.Viewing.Extension, Autodesk.Viewing.ToolInterface because typescript cannot find the objects Cannot find name 'Autodesk' (which don't exist at transpile time). Currently my workaround is to inject a the parameter Autodesk by calling a factory function which creates the Extension class (see code example) because I cannot access the global Autodesk variable from inside an ES6 module. This workaround removes all types naturally.

How can I fully support typescript in a custom extension?