Traduzir "with config file path" para inglês

EN This is simpler and more flexible than ‘config/abby-dev.js’, ‘config/brian-dev.js’, ‘config/qa1.js’, ‘config/qa2.js’, ‘config/prod.js’, etc.

• simpler

EN This is simpler and more flexible than ‘config/abby-dev.js’, ‘config/brian-dev.js’, ‘config/qa1.js’, ‘config/qa2.js’, ‘config/prod.js’, etc.

• simpler

EN Below is the config.yml file that defines this project’s pipeline. In the following sections I’ll explain the various element of this config.yml file.

• file that defines
• pipeline
• following sections
• explain the various

EN In addition to using the pg gem, ensure that your config/database.yml file is using the postgresql adapter. The development section of your config/database.yml file should look something like this:

• pg gem
• postgresql adapter
• config
• file should look

EN By default, Rails sets this to nil, but make sure that config.action_dispatch.x_sendfile_header is not set in config/enviroments/production.rb.

• default
• nil
• set in config
• enviroments

EN In all cases, you must create an org.redisson.config.Config object in your Java code like this:

• cases

EN PSpell\Config — The PSpell\Config class

• class

EN Windows directory (C:\windows or C:\winnt) (for Windows), or --with-config-file-path compile time option.

• Windows directory
• Windows

EN 7. Click Choose File to browse and select the .altova_licenses file you just saved. Click Upload.

• Click Choose File
• browse
• file you just
• Click

EN Error: "Error in output. The file path is not valid" when opening Tableau Prep flow file (tflx)

• Error
• output
• opening Tableau Prep
• file
• tflx

EN 7. Click Choose File to browse and select the .altova_licenses file you just saved. Click Upload.

• Click Choose File
• browse
• file you just
• Click

EN If a script is executed with the CLI, as a relative path, such as file.php or ../file.php, $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] will contain the relative path specified by the user.

• script is executed
• CLI
• relative path
• contain the relative

EN Open wp-config.php and find the line where it says if ( !defined('ABSPATH') ).

• Open
• defined
• 'ABSPATH'

EN Yes. You need to have writing access to the wp-config.php file (usually residing in the root directory of your WordPress installation).

• Yes
• file
• WordPress installation

EN Fixed: All config.php files are not in backup archive

• Fixed
• backup archive

EN Added: Web.config is now included in list of special files to back up.

• Added
• included in list

EN Yes, if you want to serve files from e.g. /wp-content/resources/aggregated_12345.css instead of the default /wp-content/cache/autoptimize/autoptimize_12345.css, then add this to wp-config.php:

• Yes
• want to serve
• wp-content
• resources
• cache
• autoptimize

EN To enable these options, add the following code to your wp-config.php file:

• enable these options
• add the following

EN View the config vars that are set using heroku config:

• View the config
• set using heroku

EN This creates a database, and sets a DATABASE_URL config var (you can check by running heroku config).

• creates a database
• config var
• check by running
• config

EN This creates a database, and sets a DATABASE_URL environment variable (you can check by running heroku config).

• creates a database
• environment variable
• check by running
• config

EN This will install the pg gem in your Gemfile and write the correct config/database.yml configuration locally.

• install the pg
• Gemfile
• write the correct
• configuration

EN Next you will need to convert your config/database.yml. Open the existing file, which might look something like this:

• convert your config
• Open the existing
• might look something

EN Once you’ve installed the pg gem and migrated your config/database.yml file you will need to create your database and run any pre existing migrations against it:

• Once
• installed the pg
• migrated your config
• create your database
• run any pre
• migrations against

EN Declarative YAML configuration for all features, defined in a single config.yml file

• Declarative YAML configuration
• features
• file

EN Specify your AWS credentials in .circleci/config.yml using aws_auth:

• Specify your AWS

EN Towards the bottom, toggle the switch for Run Setup Workflows to the “on” position.

• Towards the bottom
• toggle the switch
• Run Setup Workflows

EN This command executes a generate-pipeline-config bash script that generates a new pipeline config file that needs two arguments:

• pipeline config file
• needs two

EN Next, we should explore what is inside the generate-pipeline-config to better understand how it works.

• Next
• inside the generate-pipeline-config

EN Tearing down the generate-pipeline-config file

• file

EN This adds the following section to your project’s .git/config file:

• adds the following
• config

EN Once the attachment is created, we can see the extra alias in heroku addons and the new config vars added as a result with heroku config:

• Once the attachment
• created
• addons
• config vars added
• result with heroku

EN Open the config\database.yml file and set the username and password for your local (development) database. Look for these line:

• file
• set the username
• development
• database

EN To view all of your app’s config vars, type heroku config.

• config vars
• type heroku

EN **This portion will be billed by AWS Config

• AWS Config

EN Now we need to make Rails route to this action. We’ll edit config/routes.rb to set the index page to our new method:

• action
• edit config
• set the index

EN In file config/routes.rb, on line 2 add:

• file config
• line

EN Note: The --without option on bundler is sticky. You can get rid of this option by running bundle config --delete without.

• Note
• sticky
• running bundle config
• -delete

EN View the app’s config vars using heroku config to verify you’ve done it correctly:

• config to verify

EN In addition to using the pg gem, you’ll also need to ensure the config/database.yml is using the postgresql adapter.

• pg gem
• ensure the config
• postgresql

EN The development section of your config/database.yml file should look something like this:

• config
• file should look

EN An orb that enables you to run the .circleci/config.yml for a particular branch (like your default branch), regardless of the branch or PR that triggered the pipeline.

• orb that enables
• particular branch
• default branch
• PR that triggered

EN Right now our .circleci/config.yml has three jobs, build, build-docker, and publish-docker. Let’s add another job below publish-docker called deploy.

• three jobs
• build
• build-docker
• publish-docker
• add another job
• publish-docker called

EN First, add the mappings for the routes and handler keys to the resources/film_ratings/config.edn file to show the search form and handle the post of the search form:

• add the mappings
• routes
• resources
• file to show
• search form
• handle the post
• search

EN (719672) - Networking: Fixed: User can create packet larger then defined in global config.

• Networking
• Fixed
• User can create
• larger then defined
• global

EN Cloud Content Delivery and Remote Config can be configured to work with any engine.

• Cloud Content Delivery

EN Remote Config Change game configurations in real-time

• Remote Config Change
• configurations in real-time

EN View the config vars that are set using heroku config:

• View the config
• set using heroku

EN For instance, to statically set the number of child processes to 8, use heroku config:set:

• instance
• heroku

EN Asset Management and Configuration with AWS Config

• Asset Management
• Configuration with AWS