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Besides that, it is also fun :) Some functions may be hard to understand and some may be totally unreadable. But the point is that you don't need to understand...

I'm facing same issue. It is not possible to use mutator from npm library.

It does not matter. If I will define mutator like that: ```js mutator: { path: '@my-scope/axios', name: 'useAxiosInstance', }, ``` It always fails at this error Error: ENOENT: no such...

@tommmyy pls edit `@validarium/intl` > `@validarium/validations` . I don't have rights for it :)

I have a similar problem but with launchctl. I have a scheduled job ``` Label com.test.todo-export StandardErrorPath /tmp/mycommand.err StandardOutPath /tmp/mycommand.out ProgramArguments sh /Users/asdf/reminders_sync.sh StartInterval 1800 ``` with shell script `reminders_sync.sh`...

I found a workaround. It seems that reminders-cli cannot use granted permissions (I don't know why). So I've created script in nodejs ``` const { exec } = require('child_process'); exec(`osascript...

I have the same issue. It's not just about "enabled"; whenever I want to modify any query options, I need to specify the queryKey again.

Same problem, but Ive got just `server error` instead of TLS. But it was working fine at beginning. 

I have the same problem. Here is the workaround I'm using. ``` resource "elasticstack_elasticsearch_index" "sample-index" { name = "sample-index-1" lifecycle { ignore_changes = [ mappings, ] } } ```