Joshua Carter

I was able to add JVM args to my application this way as an alternative to `application.applicationDefaultJvmArgs`: ```groovy tasks.withType(JavaExec.class).configureEach({ javaExec -> javaExec.jvmArgs( "-Djava.security.manager', '-Djava.security.policy=java.policy', '-Djava.security.debug=access,failure'" ) }) ```

Just to clarify, since I didn't see it in the OP, when using the `LocalAI` provider with a base url that includes `localhost`, the error shown in the logs is:...

I'd just like to chime in and say I have observed both of the above issues on Ubuntu 16.04: - The `/run/lock/apache2-default` directory is not created. - The apache2.conf file...

I didn't feel like patching the cookbook, so I decided to instead overwrite the default systemd .service script with a custom one that creates the directories the cookbook is currently...

Yup it looks like computed alias values don't support being rendered in tables and lists. However, computed values that are stored in the database *are* correctly shown in tables, so...

Following @kyledetella's workaround, putting the import: ```js import "./setupTestEnvironmentCompatibility"; ``` in my `vite.config.ts` file did not work; however, putting it at the top of every `*.spec.ts` file that was giving...

Reposting @maxijonson's workaround in #89 of forking the interceptor: https://github.com/BenLorantfy/nestjs-zod/issues/89#issuecomment-2564130855

Failed check is due to failing test in `angular:test` on `master`, unclear whether or not the fix is to just update the snapshot.

> Hey @JoshuaCWebDeveloper I'm not sure if this is 100% correct. > > `NodeNext` will be ESM _if_ the nearest package.json type is module, and/or depending on the file extension...