Archimedes Trajano

Would this help? https://sultanov.dev/blog/authorization-code-flow-with-pkce-in-spring-security-oauth/

I'm actually just using the Terraform azuread to help manage my Office 365 installation (rather than an Azure system)

Our workaround for now ``` data "azuread_user" "ContractorDevelopers" { for_each = merge( { for e in csvdecode(file("data/ContractorDevelopers.csv")) : e.Email => "${replace(e.Email, "@", "_")}#EXT#@${var.tenant_domain}" } ) user_principal_name = each.value } ```...

Another way it can be improved is to use the existing `wp_cache_ob_callback_filter` to do the extra analysis and write to a file in the cache say: `$file.headers` Where if found...

`OPENTRACING_ENDPOINT` is basically the only one I can think of. That will allow the traces to go to a specific server. So the `:zipkin` image will go use the zipkin...

the thing that worked was to create the .d.ts file I just added it to my `vue-shims.d.ts` as ``` declare module "*.vue" { import Vue from 'vue' export default Vue...

I think a good stop gap would be to create that `declare module 'office-ui-fabric-vue` as part of the project.

It may also be useful to note that `discriminator` is implemented differently in OpenAPI vs AsyncAPI so the logic cannot be ported over.

What needs to happen is around https://github.com/trajano/docker-volume-plugins/blob/master/cifs-volume-plugin/main.go#L29 shareName, shareNameInOpts := req.Options["share"] if ! shareNameInOpts { shareName = "//" + req.Name } Then https://github.com/trajano/docker-volume-plugins/blob/master/cifs-volume-plugin/main.go#L43 return []string{"-t", "cifs", "-o", strings.Join(cifsoptsArray, ","), shareName}...

You're looking for ` --enable-ino32=on ` ?