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Need to search using LIKE operator with search attributes? eg, WorkflowType LIKE workflowType-prefix.*
Right now the workflowType is using keyword type for performance reason so it doesn't support wildcard search.

https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/keyword.html

keyword fields are untokeniz

Description

[What happened]Specific to windows->In text widget ->for enable scroll-> even when its enabled or disabled when the text is too big the scroll is displayed

Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

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1. Go to widgets
2. Drag and drop the text widget
3. In the text add the Paragraph
4. Don't

SUMMARY

I just faced an embarrassed problem that command st2 action list keeps return 503.

I tried st2 --debug action list and the result in line HTTP_PROXY(uppercase) was empty. This mislead me that the proxy info was set(which is not).

I finally found that the root cause is a lowercase http_proxy env variable was set in the system.

So I think it maybe more friend

I like to know which activity type I'm using: After I change the name of the activity in the settings I don't have any indication anymore what activity type my activity is. Some activities have custom icons so I can search for this but there are also some with the default label.

Describe the event source. What app is this for, and what event does the trigger correspond to?

When I turn on my TV, I'd like to trigger a workflow. See this issue for more information.

Describe the bug
Deploying a new job, then pulling logs via the CLI results in a panic (SIGSEGV).

To Reproduce

1. odin deploy -f test.job.yaml
2. odin log -i {job_id}

vagrant@vagrant:~/odin$ odin log -i dea194794589
panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference
[signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x1 addr=0x40 pc=0x79c764]

goroutine

The files on PyPI have these hash values:

• SHA256
• MD5
• BLAKE2-256

If print the hash values, people can easily verify whether the file on PyPI was automatically uploaded by CI script.
It is best to print a pretty-print table.

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When I first wanted to obtain the entry point from a Group instance, I intuitively looked for the entry_point attribute. However, it seems that the entry point of a Group type can be obtained with the type_string attribute instead. Is there a difference between the type_string and the entry point? If not, perhaps we can

common-workflow-language/common-workflow-language#915

Add an example workflow in the examples/gradle/ folder that exemplifies how to make use of Popper to create a CI pipeline for java projects that use gradle as their build system. The image used by the workflow can be the official one.