Dan Anstis
Dan Anstis
> The provider hashicorp/azuread does not support resource type "azuread_application_required_resource_access". This is not an existing resource type, it was my suggestion for how this potentially _could_ be implemented.
To work around this limitation, I added the following PowerShell function to my profile (`notepad $profile`): ```powershell # Function to process multiple WinGet Upgrades function Winget-Upgrade { Param( # List...
Does anyone have a workaround for this issue? Or do you currently just deploy the stacks outside of swarmpit currently?
> Using `https://docker.pkg.github.com` as host and your github username with token works for me. Thanks so much, seems to work for me using these settings: 
Incase others are looking for it, it seems to be here in the latest version: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/azuread/latest/docs/resources/application_api_access
I've seen a similar feature on other related apps, where users are given a number of credits per minute. This way people can let them build up to a maximum...
I have the same issue on Win11 22H2.
By digging through my Debug info (in the questionmark logo 3rd from bottom -> Report a bug -> scroll to the bottom), I found that I had a conflicting service...
This also seems to be a duplicate of #11
I had a similar issue, for me it was due to the host keys not being known. I resolved it by adding the following to my docker compose file as...