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Use the constructed inventory plugin. See shell> ansible-doc -t inventory constructed Create the inventory files shell> tree inventory/ inventory/ ├── 01-TestBoxes ├── 02-ProdBoxes └── 03-Primary.yml 0 directories, 3 files shell> cat inventory/01-TestBoxes [TestBox:children] groupA groupB [groupA] host_1 [groupB] host_2 shell> cat inventory/02-ProdBoxes [ProdBox:children] groupPA groupPB [groupPA] host_P1 [groupPB] host_P2 shell> cat inventory/03-Primary.yml plugin: constructed groups: Primary: (group_names | intersect(['ProdBox', 'TestBox'])) | length > 0 The playbook shell> cat pb.yml - hosts: Primary gather_facts: false tasks: - debug: var: inventory_hostname reads files from the directory inventory in alphabetic order. The file Primary.yml creates the group Primary from hosts that are members of the groups ProdBox and TestBox shell> ansible-playbook -i inventory pb.yml PLAY [Primary] ******************************************************************************* TASK [debug] ********************************************************************************* ok: [host_1] => inventory_hostname: host_1 ok: [host_2] => inventory_hostname: host_2 ok: [host_P1] => inventory_hostname: host_P1 ok: [host_P2] => inventory_hostname: host_P2 PLAY RECAP *********************************************************************************** host_1: ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0 host_2: ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0 host_P1: ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0 host_P2: ok=1 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0 Q: " I have 100+ files like this. and I want to create primary group with few of the files." A: Create links shell> tree inventory/ inventory/ ├── 01-TestBoxes -> ../hostFiles/TestBoxes ├── 02-ProdBoxes -> ../hostFiles/ProdBoxes └── 03-Primary.yml

Figured out a way, but it might not be the most elegant. First, we render the chart locally and then use tree to print out the subdirectories with their sizes in a human-readable format. helm template . --output-dir=file-size-test tree --du -h file-size-test This produces an output similar to: [340M] testing123 └── [340M] chart_name ├── [ 91K] charts │ ├── [ 58K] sub-chart │ │ └── [ 58K] templates │ │ ├── [1.3K] deployment.yaml │ │ ├── [ 411] config.yaml │ │ ├── [ 579] service.yaml │ │ └── [ 359] serviceaccount.yaml └── [340M] templates ├── [ 68M] deployment.yaml ├── [136M] config1.yaml ├── [136M] config2.yaml └── [1.3K] ingress.yaml So now I've found that the issue seems to be the massive config1.yaml and config2.yaml files. While this doesn't exactly answer the question of how to find which have been ignored, it at least points to which might not have been ignored.

It sounds like you want https://cloud.google.com/secret-manager . From the documentation, it claims to: Store API keys, passwords, certificates, and other sensitive data. which sounds like it does what you want it to do. However, you state I would like to keep my tokens encrypted in my operating system’s keychain -- I don't see why you would want to do that though, if you have secrets manager. The secrets manager should be the source of truth, and the machine should be authorised via IAM to access specific secrets on demand, not persisted in the OS keychain. If the OS is compromised, the secrets will be exposed, whilst the attacker would need to break secrets manager or IAM in order to access them if they are consumed uniquely from secrets manager.

There doesn't seem to be a reliable way. From what I understand from the description of the AI from the https://unofficialcrusaderpatch.github.io/aic/detailed.html of the unofficial patch this behaviour is controlled by a single AI-specific variable. MinimumGoods Required AfterTrade Integer The AI will only send ally a good if they have this at least amount to spare Alternatively said, if the AI would have less than this amount of a good after sending them, it won't send them to the requesting player. For example, assuming that https://github.com/UnofficialCrusaderPatch/UnofficialCrusaderPatch/blob/master/resources/aic/vanilla.json vanilla values are correct, the Snake still needs 10 of the resource after the transfer in order to accept it. The Pig, on the other hand, still wants to keep at least 100 of the resource. There might still be some other factors at play, but this is the only one I could find.

It isn't enough to start a Launch Art while Daze is active. The Launch-inflicting art needs to hit the enemy before Daze wears off. I tested this using the training drill for Launch. I waited to use the launching art until the Daze status almost ran out. The Daze wore off during the attack animation, the enemy was not launched, and I failed the drill.

At your AR, you already have access to the biggest drops My answer for your resin usage would be: Weapon mats/Talent mats on the days they're available World bosses for leveling and ascending your character Artefacts if your character has reached your desired ascension and the weapon/talent mats you need are not available And remember, not all talents are worth upgrading, and only use your fragile resin when you want to refresh for artefact farming as it is the only big RNG factor in your upgrades

Try: /tp @e [type=horse, name="CROSS_BONE"] -978 118 -841

To reach the end of the Navi-Gator maze: From the start of the maze, walk down until you reach a corner. Keep going right until you hit a wall in a hallway with wooden floorboards. Go down towards a large open room with a carpet. Exit the room using the hallway on the bottom-left Walk left for a little bit then go down until you hit a wall. Go right until you reach a corner. Go around the corner and continue going right past a set of cracked floor tiles into a dark room. Go up until you hit a wall in a hall with wooden floorboards. Go right, then straight up until you hit a wall. Go right into the tiled-wooden floor. Continue going up until you reach the exit. For a video demonstration, see 1:50:04 in the video below.

If the skin was created through the in-game https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Character_Creator#:%7E:text=The%20Character%20Creator%20is%20a,button%20on%20the%20main%20menu. , or purchased through the Marketplace then you would simply need to sign in with the same Xbox Live account on the mobile device, on Minecraft for Windows 10. Any Character Creator or Marketplace skins that were saved in a skin slot on mobile should now sync to Windows 10, or any other version of Minecraft that you sign in to with the same account. If you still don't see your skin(s) in the Dressing Room tab, they can still be recreated through the Character Creator or downloaded again from the Marketplace, as long as the purchases were made on the same account. Any skins uploaded to Minecraft from the "Import" option do not sync between devices, so you will need to find the original image file for that skin, and then transfer it to your Windows device where you should be able to import it again. Custom skins can only be imported on mobile and Windows 10. For more information, see the support article https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/4408902716557-Minecraft-Skins-for-Bedrock-Versions- .

Your items likely despawned because of some of the following reasons: You died near spawn and spawn is always loaded, so the despawn timer is always running. Another player was near you but didn't pick your items up, so the despawn timer is still running. You can either re-acquire the items or enable cheats due to Bedrock's tight stance on "playing legit".

When a shape stole my kill in https://diep.io , I killed the shape and didn't get any XP points other than the regular XP for killing a square. I guess this is only in https://arras.io .

Pretty sure this fish rack just holds fish and does anything else. This is probably why it is called a fish rack, which usually holds fish in place to cook in real life.

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=84688347&f=87 and https://diablo.fandom.com/wiki/Valkyrie are the best sources of information I'm aware of for Valkyrie (and they seem to heavily share content; I'm not sure which one came first). I am not entirely sure how the author(s) determined all of this information, but it matches my experience with the ability. Many of your questions are answered by the various tables/charts on these pages. What are her hidden abilities? The valk has exatly the same level of critical strike, dodge, avoid, and evade as you (the player) do. I see sometimes she can cast some sort of lightning when being hit or on striking, not sure which. Does she bear any Aura? If yes, are they random or level dependent? Because the lightning started to appear only after a certain level. This is likely a random magical property of the valk's weapon (e.g., % chance to cast chain lightning on hit) or armor (e.g., % chance to cast charged bolt on being struck). Since the item quality and the magical affix ranges increase will valk skill level, it makes sense that you would only see this later. And when she is spawned, the color of armor is sometimes different. I've seen red and green, for example. What do these mean? These indicate different magical properties on the armor. And finally: Is there a way I can force her to 'hurry it up'? She just walks and does not run at all, it seems. You can use the Teleport skill, either from a weapon/amulet with charges or from Enigma, to reposition the valk. Otherwise, none that I am aware of.

This is quite simple to solve: Go into your settings From here, go to the chat settings From this menu, you can toggle on and off the chat commands as and when you see fit Once it is off, no commands will show up in the group chat If you want to use commands then use this: /gamerule commandblockoutput false

The default location of the saved game state for the Steam edition is in: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata[user ID]\241930\remote\gamedata.sav` That is assuming you installed Steam in the default location. The bold part is the ID of the game. I haven't tried this myself, but I think you can copy that current file as a backup (a simple Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to copy into the same folder and let Windows rename the file), and start a new game. I would have liked to verify this first, but, as you likely know, these games are notoriously ginormous. Alternatively, I can suggest to just pick up the game where you left. It's an open-world game, dying is nothing more than annoying, so there is plenty of freedom to reacquaint yourself with its mechanics. I just did the same with Shadow of War, after at least six months of not playing, and got into it again very quickly

That is a wrong assumption. I tested it with lvl 1 to 20 with 3 stats: Upgrades of substats done(lvl 4, 8, 12, 16, 20 = 5 upgrades): 2 upgrades: Elemental Mastery added + 1 Upgrade 2 upgrades: Energy recharge 1 upgrade: HP ATK got 0 upgrades And with 4 stats: Here, 4 different properties got upgraded and one didn't even recieve 1 upgrade as well. I also tested lvl 3 to 8 with a 3 stat artifact, it got a new property and a upgrade to an existing one.

I am afraid that your laser is almost dead. My PS3 has been doing precisely the same - a few seconds of spinning disc and then stopping. Sometimes a couple of times, but with no result. Rarely was the disc read correctly. I suggest you take your console to some service, but it will probably end with laser replacement.

If you are talking about shaders as in shadermod/Iris/OptiFine shaders, those talk to the OpenGL graphics library directly and get the angle from their respective mod like https://github.com/IrisShaders/ShaderDoc/blob/master/uniforms.md#sun-angle from the Iris mod. There is currently no direct way to fetch the sun's angle with a command in the vanilla game.

If you're looking for some kind of physical indicator, the only thing you would be able to summon ashes is by way of a Rebirth Monument These are the physical indicator that Ashes may be summoned. If you are within range of one of these, then the icon will appear on screen, and you can summon them. The other thing you can do is keep them on your items, and when they become brighter, it shows that you can summon them.

Short Answer: Enter the number "747" as the frequency to continue with the game. There is no way to find this information within the game (see Full Answer below). Full Answer: This is a question that one of my kids brought to me while playing the games that I grew up with, and - while you can find the following information on the internet - I thought it was worthy of documenting within Arqade. Interestingly, the method for getting the frequency has changed over the years. To be able to continue with the game requires knowledge of a 3-digit code that originally was included as a hidden message on a piece of paper that came with StarTropics when purchased new and unopened... 1990 Original NES Release From the original instruction manual: Notice the footnote in the bottom right corner: "Please read the letter from Dr. Jones appended to this booklet." Here is an image of the paper that was appended to the back ( https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NAAZE.pdf The basic gist of the letter is that Uncle Steve is responding to Mike and inviting him to visit him on C-Island. I will emphasize the extra words in the footnote at the bottom: "Note: This letter is very important so please hold onto it till the end of the game." As a kid, I remember thinking it was really cool to have this extra paper that was somehow important to the game. Now that we know about this physical letter, Baboo's cryptic message makes more sense. When the paper was made wet with water, a hidden message would appear ( https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NAAZE_en.pdf This was a real world component to a video game! Definitely a fun experience as a kid. Nowadays, you will likely buy the game used without the original packaging and manual - and crucial letter to Mike from Uncle Steve! The content of the secret message in the letter contributed to the whole secret spy feel: Uncle Steve felt as though he was being watched and took a precaution to put a "tiny transmitter in [his] shoe" which was tuned to the frequency of 747 MHz. 2008 Wii Virtual Console & 2016 Wii-U Virtual Console Releases When Nintendo released StarTropics for the Wii/Wii-U Virtual Console, they included an electronic version of the original letter in the Operations Guide, complete with a way to virtually "dip" the letter in water (by clicking on an image of a bucket of water) to reveal the necessary frequency: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g_u4KUlW9A (Thanks to @Showsni for the video link.) It is interesting to note that this virtual dipping only gave the minimum information to continue in the game (frequency 747 MHz), and did not include the hidden message from Uncle Steve revealing his (justified) paranoia and tiny transmitter. 2016 NES Classic Edition Release The NES Classic Edition release included two digital manuals, an " https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NAAZE_en.pdf " and a " https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NAAZE.pdf ". The "Printed Manual" included the image of the blank letter. The "Electronic Manual" included a page to explain the letter and give the secret frequency: This gave all the same information as the original printed paper, complete with the secret message communicating Uncle Steve's spy-level precautions. 2019 Nintendo Switch Online Release When the game was released for the Nintendo Switch Online, they https://nintendoeverything.com/startropics-for-nintendo-switch-online-lacks-code-needed-to-progress/ https://techraptor.net/content/startropics-on-nintendo-switch-is-missing-a-vital-code-needed-to-progress https://nintendosoup.com/nso-version-of-startropics-missing-important-code-needed-to-progress/ https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2019-03-18-nintendo-switch-version-of-startropics-impossible-to-complete-without-secret-code https://kotaku.com/startropics-on-switch-is-missing-the-clue-you-need-to-b-1833384044 https://www.nintendoenthusiast.com/nintendo-startropics-switch/ https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/03/nintendo_forgot_that_you_cant_complete_startropics_without_the_original_nes_manual (virtual, digital, or otherwise). https://thenextweb.com/gaming/2019/03/18/startropics-nintendo-switch-weirdness/ Players who don't have any context to where that frequency was supposed to come from are forced to search online and find this answer: As we have learned from the above, the frequency that Nav-Com should tune to is 747 MHz. Entering this number will allow you to continue the game of StarTropics past Chapter 4.