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I'm using something like this: ``` LauncherDiscoveryRequestBuilder launcherDiscoveryRequestBuilder = LauncherDiscoveryRequestBuilder.request() .configurationParameter(LauncherConstants.CAPTURE_STDOUT_PROPERTY_NAME, "true") .configurationParameter(LauncherConstants.CAPTURE_STDERR_PROPERTY_NAME, "true"); for (String className : classNames) { launcherDiscoveryRequestBuilder.selectors(DiscoverySelectors.selectClass(className)); } LauncherDiscoveryRequest launcherDiscoveryRequest = launcherDiscoveryRequestBuilder.build(); PrintWriter printWriter = new...

I don't think that `throttle` will help if there are multiple playbooks running in parallel with the same user on the same system.

I'd like to add our usecase to this issue. We're using `zos_job_query` to query running jobs by JOBNAME and have noticed that the performance of the module seems to scale...

This appears to be an issue only when the tooltip is disabled. https://jsfiddle.net/0men53xL/

Not sure if this deserves a different issue, but I would like to be able to sort all properties by name. I have 2 components creating properties in the same...

Hi @nandorholozsnyak, sorry I don't have examples to share, but I can try to explain the issue. I have 2 Spring Boot starters which share a configuration namespace, e.g.: `my.component.config`....

Thanks for taking a look at this @generalmimon . > Just out of curiosity, which other implementation of `java.util.List` would you like to use? It's not so much that I'd...

Yeah, what libraries usually do is allow configuring what annotation class to use as a nullable annotation. That way we, for example, could specify `org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable` since that's what our Checkerframework...

@GreyCat Theoretically I'd be glad to. But I'm swamped for the next few months and I don't think I'll be able to find the time to contribute unfortunately. So long...

Thanks for the reply @smillst. But I'm still at a loss, and can't make sense of this error. All of these classes are immutable with private final fields. ``` public...