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So it seems there is a variable current_path which points to wherever :deploy:to/current symlink points. So after deploy:symlink:release it points to the current release.
Also there is a variable release_path that seems to point to the current release directory which is created by create_release task.

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TLDR: in the javaGradle support in runtimes.go, both the build and clean hooks should check for the availability of the gradle wrapper.

The documentation doesn't say I need to pass a stage or host when running tasks, can you not have standalone tasks without requiring a host or stage for general commands you want to run before staging and all that jazz?

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appimagetool should exit if the AppDir contains icons in the wrong sizes in usr/share/icons/hicolor subdirectories (e.g., if usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps contains a 1024x1024 pixel image). Thjs will help to prevent situations like this:

hi there,

Just installed latest versions of shipit packages and here's something new:

Running 'deploy:fetch' task...
Create workspace...
Workspace created: "/var/folders/s0/scv46d414cd28hyzsd5_pcrw0000gn/T/tmp-72206PXTF2WKB77Ro"
Initialize local repository in "/var/folders/s0/scv46d414cd28hyzsd5_pcrw0000gn/T/tmp-72206PXTF2WKB77Ro"
Running "git init" on local.
@ Initialized empty Gi

This is a follow up on: caprover/caprover#497
Currently, the GUI assumes the remote username is root and ssh is working on port 22. This is generally true, however, by allowing this fields as editable fields, we should allow users to customize these if they need to.

We also need to make sure that the fields have default values set to root and 22 for username

Hi,

Im having issues with using the SSH key for my account. I followed the default guide here which apparently outputs an encrypted private key that golang ssh does not support I believe?

Cannot access git repo: ssh: cannot decode encrypted private keys

Iv not seen any issues related to

SUMMARY

Database password cannot contain $ dollar-sign. It's unclear if the problem happens at MongoEngine or at Stackstorm level.

Testing PyMongo with a password containing $ worked just fine (could create indexes and perform queries).

STACKSTORM VERSION

Paste the output of st2 --version: st2 3.1.0, on Python 2.7.12

OS, environment, install method

Post what

Describe the bug
When you install rundeck and setup the 'Ansible Resource Model Source' to create the nodes for a project, it runs the playbook out of the /tmp folder and does so as the 'rundeck' user, not as the user specified in the 'Ansible Resource Model Source' ssh setup. Aka - the playbook runs the inventory gather using the hosts file from ansible as 'rundeck' not as 'myuser'.

As

I've been bashing my head against screen for some time - I followed instructions from your doc, but my service account would just not show up in my google dev console.

Then I started googling and found this stackoveflow question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50208046/service-account-doesnt-show-up-in-google-play-conso

Please would you use visible color i see you are using gray color but i can barely see it when i am trying to read your documentation. on official site. i will be so grateful if you will find your to make this adjustment.

Use .gitignore and/or .dockerignore for inspiration

because more and more phone open SElinux，many people ask me why they use
linuxdeploy mounting the contrainer failed，so i think the app should output more information when something wrong.
example: mounting the contrainer
---failed,please check the SElinux status ，or please make sure SElinux permissive or disable，or some else .

First thanks for the great project and the great documentation! 👏 💃

The docs for migrations describe a pretty good approach. However, to the best of my search ability the docs seem not to mention how to do rollbacks of migrations which to me is an integral part of any deployment that I wouldn't want to launch without.

Section 5 on Web Interface https://cobbler.readthedocs.io/en/release28/web-interface.html
should have section on installation of cobber web package. There was no reference for it, and I had trouble figuring this out until I asked the community.
There should be a section 5.0 Installing Cobbler Web that mentions how to install the package.

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This is from the documentation at http://docs.seldon.io/api-oauth.html#actions

The item attribute definition is:
string name [attr_id 1]
string artist [attr_id 2]
enum category [attr_id 3]
double price [attr_id 4]
Where:
category is the enumeration
** (pop [value_id 1], rock [value_id 2], rap [value_id 3])
a range definition is created for the price ** (<10 [value_id 1], 10-20 [value_id

[nanobox config] Using netfs on windows doesn't always work right out of the box. We should either suggest native or explain the steps to enable cifs so netfs will work.

Any examples and docs using the Python2 wrapper image should be re-written for Python3 (related to #566), a grep through the repository for s2i-python returned the following:

 grep -nrw . -e 's2i-python2'
./examples/models/deep_mnist/deep_mnist.ipynb:648:    "!eval $(minikube docker-env) && s2i build . seldonio/seldon-core-s2i-python2:0.5.1 deep-mnist:0.1"
./doc/source/tutorials/opensh

With docker, tags are mutable: the referenced image may change for any tag (not only for latest). For example even if a project is using semantic versioning for the project, a new docker image could be available if the base image changes without changing the project's version (most common case: security update of the base image).

The documentation says for policies:

force: force update ev

Currently, support for different native libraries on different operating systems relies on having a different manifest sections for each OS. However, native libraries also differ according to architecture; for example, Linux has both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures and native libraries for one generally don't work on the other.

Capsule should add support for manifest sections that depend on the

Update: this bug was previously files with the title "Keeping excludelist up-to-date". During the course of the discussion it emerged that this was not the real issue, but rather that linuxdeployqt exits with an error if some libraries listed in the exclude list are missing.

Original bug description:

The current excludelist.h file does not contain libEGL.so.1, which was added