Stanislav Zaprudskiy

I confirm. PDF file opened from the web-source (http/https, but not file:///) displays the translation pop-up. The same file opened from local disk - does not.

Nope, it is not fixed. There is still no pop-up

Recent versions of gunicorn (19.7+) support [`GUNICORN_CMD_ARGS`](https://docs.gunicorn.org/en/stable/settings.html#settings) environment variable, which could be used to pass additional options as command line arguments.

Customizable [`prepend`](https://github.com/ansible/ansible-builder/blob/e46685c8a965a1c25f018d303c0d6b9051c6ca8c/ansible_builder/main.py#L87) and [`append`](https://github.com/ansible/ansible-builder/blob/e46685c8a965a1c25f018d303c0d6b9051c6ca8c/ansible_builder/main.py#L90) configs only apply to the final image in `Dockerfile` being generated by `ansible-builder`. What would be great to have are the configuration parameters to define `prepend`...

I thought of extending the user definition file schema to allow passing mounts and secrets too. Thus, these lengthy arguments would persist in file, instead of needing to re-type them...

Another thing is that perhaps updating the integration tests and docs would be needed.

I force-pushed to incorporate latest `ansible:devel` changes causing merge conflicts previously.

In the meantime, as a workaround for tagging and pushing just a single tag, `clean_tags: true` param could be used in the preceding `get` task.

> If we move to server-side diff, does that also enable not emitting last-applied-configuration? I believe that was largely only emitted to help with client-side diffs. If so - that...

In the meantime, is there a way to set "no schema" manually, without disabling the schema store or coc-yaml?