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Is there any way to get a list of retiring azure services programmically?
I have to write a function to log tickets in jira for retired services.
Is there any api or rs feed for the following?
Retiring Azure Services
Any help in retrieving the list will be appreciated.
I ...
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How to extract output of retire.js into a file from maven execution
I am using retire.js plugin in maven pom file. The vulnerability details are listed along with the build output.
I would like to extract the retire.js output into a separate file.
Can you please ...
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Rails: Search by custom instance method's value using tire gem & elasticsearch
For example, I have Article model like
class Article < ActiveRecord::Base
#Columns: id, title, status_number...etc
STATUSES = {1 => "SUCCESS", 2 => "REJECTED"}
include Tire::Model::...
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EC2 Instance Retirement - Just restart or launch new instance from AMI?
I have received an email about an EC2 instance that is to be retired on the 1/12/2015. I can provide more details on the case if need be. I have gone through this process before (approx a year ago), ...
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Rails Tire Search In Associations has_many
This is my model:
models/business_center.rb:
mapping do
indexes :id, type: 'integer'
indexes :name, type: 'string'
indexes :address, type: 'string'
indexes :offices_pub_count, type: 'integer'...
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Elasticsearch – combine ids query with must_not clause
I’d like to combine ids query with must_not clause. I’m using (re)tire gem with rails application.
I’m doing something like this:
query do
ids ["foo", "bar", "test"]
end
Which works. However, when ...
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Check if document key/id exists with Tire
I am using Tire gem as an elasticsearch client.
I wanted to know if there is a way to know if the document with known id exists in the index?
something like:
Tire.exists? { index: 'myIndex', type: ...