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Describe the bug
When a user signs in using Auth.signIn() the "signIn" event is registered multiple times in the Hub listener
To Reproduce
- Add a log inside the "signIn" event in the Hub.listener callback
- Open devtools
- Sign in using Auth.signIn()
- Notice there is at least 4 or more logs and the same amount of network calls
Expected behavior
The sign in event shou
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The examples under this repository for Thanos/Helm are outdated by a year and significant changes have been made to the Kube-Prometheus helm charts. It would be helpful for the community to have the latest example in order to have Thanos sidecar configured with kube-Prometheus chart supported by the Prometheus community
Latest chart fails to install CRD
Description
I installed openebs using following commands:
kubectl create ns openebs
kubectl config set-context $(kubectl config current-context) --namespace openebs
helm install openebs stable/openebs --version 1.10.0 --set crd.enableInstall=false --set rbac.pspEnabled=true
And here are two pods in CrashLoopBackOff:
$ kuI read the docs of dexie-export-import thoroughly, however I didn't find a way how to add onto the current database when importing the data. It either completely replaces the whole table or merges and overwrites any row with the same id.
What I'd like to do is to import the data with new id's, while keeping the old data in the table intact.
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Here is an issues with detailed description: NekR/offline-plugin#77
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Implement the following:
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for pairs of
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Note that we have automatic implementation for <= if there is implementation for > etc. This implementation resides in
While it is possible to rely
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There are a lot of options in persistConfig that aren't mentioned in the README. We should add a section to the README that documents each option you can declare in a persistConfig.