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This is an example of graphql @include directive. The purpose of the @include directive is to allow a field to be retrieve or not based on a condition. In this case, it is determined by $inculdeStatus. Given that we are passing in $includeStatus = false, the field status will be excluded. query GetReportsByUserId ( $ includeStatus : Boolean ! ) {   getReportsByUserId ( userId : " 123 " , limit : 10 ) {     status     reports {       propertyType       id       status @ include ( if : $ includeStatus )     }   } } -------------------------------------------------- variables {   " userId " : " 123 " ,   " limit " : 10 ,   " includeStatus " : false }

We can make use of google adk to call ollama local llm agent or other inference runtime of your choice. This integration requires LiteLLM connector. Key libraries to install first and this basically will install LiteLLM  uv add google-adk[extensions] Here is an example of the code that we can use to integrate a local LLM spinned up using the code here:- from google . adk import Agent from google . adk . agents import LlmAgent from google . adk . models . lite_llm import LiteLlm # https://adk.dev/agents/models/litellm/ # https://adk.dev/agents/models/ollama/ root_agent = Agent (     model = LiteLlm ( model = " ollama_chat/gemma3:latest " ),     name = " dice_agent " ,     description =(         " hello world agent that can roll a dice of 8 sides and check prime "         " numbers. "     ),     instruction = """       You roll dice and answer questions about the outco...

When rebasing commit history via git rebase -i we can use the following command. Example use-case # In the todo list: edit abc1234 Fix typo Here are the most useful commands for removing or modifying commits : When you run git rebase -i , Git opens a todo list where each commit is prefixed with a command. These are the commands you can use (aliases in parentheses): Command Alias What it does pick p Apply the commit as-is (default) reword r Apply commit, but pause to edit only the commit message edit e Apply commit, then pause so you can change files and run git commit --amend squash s Combine this commit into the one above it & merge both commit messages fixup f Combine this commit into the one above it & discard this commit's message drop d Delete the commit entirely break b Pause the rebase here (useful for manual testing before continuing) exec x Run a shell command at this point in the history label / reset / merge l / t / m Advanced commands for complex rebases ...

While trying to delete my main branch i ran into this error. There are many possible solution. One of them could be this cd "C:/work/python/langchain-tool" git worktree list # see the work tree  git switch master   # or any other branch Then try to remove it git branch -d main     

  https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/overview#client-sdks https://www.anthropic.com/learn/build-with-claude?use_case=ea

Ran into this issue trying to work out what is the issue causing this. Validated that the activity and package name exsit. Checked android manifest to ensure it is correclty configured.  And the resolution is File -> Invalidate Caches and then re-run your app. That's it! 

It is a common frustration because we need to federate our app registration credential everytime we are trying to create a branch and do a build. Now we have Azure Flexible federated credential enabled for only App Registrations.   Let's say you an existing app registration we can federate it easily using the following command:-  az rest --method post --url https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/applications/your-app-registration-client-id/federatedIdentityCredentials --body "{'name': 'FlexFic1', 'issuer': 'https://token.actions.githubusercontent.com', 'audiences': [ 'api://AzureADTokenExchange' ] ,'claimsMatchingExpression': {'value': 'claims[\'sub\'] matches \'  repo:kepungnzai/dot-net-gw:ref:refs/heads/*\'','languageVersion': 1}}"  This will create the necessary federated credentials as shown here:-  And in your pipeline    name : ' Login to Azure '         uses : azure/...

We can federate our managed identity in a more flexible manner especially when we need to use it against github and allows our build against different branch without 20 federated credential limits.  Here is an example of how we can federate our managed identity   az identity federated-credential create  --name "github-actions-main"  --identity-name %IDENTITY_NAME%  --resource-group %RG_NAME% --issuer "https://token.actions.githubusercontent.com"   --subject "claims['sub'] matches 'repo:%REPO%:ref:refs/heads/*'"  --audience "api://AzureADTokenExchange" Validating that against our Azure portal, we can get more information here However trying to run this in github, I am still not able to get it to run successfully. That's for a good reason.  The reason I am getting the AADSTS700213 error is because User-Assigned Managed Identities do not yet support wildcard matching for OIDC subjects. Azure recently introduced "Flexible fe...

  Flexible federated identity credentials (preview) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/workload-id/workload-identities-flexible-federated-identity-credentials?tabs=github

Bump into this error here  Error: Please make sure to give write permissions to id-token in the workflow. Error: Login failed with Error: Error message: Unable to get ACTIONS_ID_TOKEN_REQUEST_URL env variable. Double check if the 'auth-type' is correct. Refer to https://github.com/Azure/login#readme for more information.  ` And the fix is adding back id-token jobs :   build-and-deploy :     runs-on : ubuntu-latest     permissions :       id-token : write

This is a quick an dirty way to setup managed identiy and federation github repo   SET RESOURCE_GROUP="github-rg" SET RG_NAME="github-rg" SET LOCATION="australiaeast" SET IDENTITY_NAME="github-aue-dev-mi" SET SUBSCRIPTION_ID=subscription-id SET REPO="kepungnzai/dot-net-gw" set IDENTITY_PRINCIPAL_ID=acf61232-246e-4782-9234-919307693969 And to federate it  az identity federated-credential create  --name "github-actions-main"  --identity-name %IDENTITY_NAME%   --resource-group %RG_NAME% --issuer "https://token.actions.githubusercontent.com"   --subject "repo:%REPO%:ref:refs/heads/*" --audience "api://AzureADTokenExchange"

 Getting github error message and this reall "shed" light into the error :D denied: permission_denied: write_package Then i notice the build pipeline using this docker image and hence the error.   #18 naming to ghcr.io/kepungnzai/dot-net-gw:dac4bad done So github is actually expecting ghrc + user name + repository name + your image name  Example of pipeline  name : Build and Deploy Azure Function on :   push :     branches :       - main   workflow_dispatch : env :   AZURE_FUNCTIONAPP_NAME : ' your-function-app-name '   # set this to your function app name on Azure   CONTAINER_REGISTRY : ghcr.io   IMAGE_NAME : ${{ github.repository }}/dotnetgw jobs :   build-and-deploy :     runs-on : ubuntu-latest     permissions :       contents : read       packages : write     steps :       - name : ' Checkout GitHub Action ' ...