VSCode not giving auto suggestions of file name inside the directory once we are using alias name with babel module resolver plugin for react native .
I am having .js file inside the path @components but it is simply giving the suggestion as
@components/ showing the suggestion as {} react,{} props,{} react-native

My .babelrc file :
{
"presets": [
"react-native"
],

We just need a piece of documentation because there is literally no documentation about directive locations except from the spec. The spec is not easy to read. Something like this would make sense

directive @field_definition on FIELD_DEFINITION
directive @argument_definition on ARGUMENT_DEFINITION
directive @object on OBJECT
directive @interface on INTERFACE

interface Foo @inter

The unbound.conf(5) page doesn't say how unbound handles a list of upstream servers it gets via stub-addr (or forward-addr).

• Does it always use the first one first, and fall back to the 2nd(, 3rd etc.) if some condition is met? (If so, what condition? Timeout? SERVFAIL? DNSSEC verification failure?)
• Does it use them in round-robin fashion?
• Does it choose one to query randomly?

Currently the example value can have a different data structure that is defined in the schema and the swagger-cli validate doesn't rise an error.

example:
    foo:
        bar: a
        baz: b
type: object
properties:
    foo:
        type: integer
        format: int32
        default: 0

I think it would be very useful if the example value would be validated against

It would be very helpful if you could document in the README or on the API website which versions of JSON Schema are supported. For example draft-04, draft-06 and draft-07.

The docs do not show an example of resolveDependees. I am getting an error when trying to create a resolver the following way:

const poolShareValue = pipeResolvers(
  resolveDependees(['totalPoolShares', 'poolValue']),
  ([totalPoolShares, poolValue]) => {
    const ethPerShare = totalPoolShares.toNumber() > 0 ? parseFloat(utils.formatEther(poolValue)) / totalPoolShares.toNumber() :

I have an issue with eslint throwing errors that it can't resolve a module even though it's there and works fine with the linter disabled. Trying to fix it and found this module but the description doesn't at all tell me what this package actually does or why one would want to use it.

is need some configuration when running on kubernetes cluster
like RBAC or something like that?

this error messages:
ERROR: 2019/10/29 03:34:29 kuberesolver: watching ended with error='invalid response code 403', will reconnect again

In YAML you can write strings without quotes. For some specific cases you are forced to use quotes, for example when you put digits, but you want them to be of type string.
But when you write schema and set type of variable to string - when you provide example you expect that it will also be of type string. But it's converted to the python as integer.

Expected Behaviour

Some schema in `req

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Service query loop in watchConsulService is not terminated on ctx.Done().

https://github.com/mbobakov/grpc-consul-resolver/blob/5a2eeec5e02d178621087cf6f219065ac09b3ac9/consul.go#L79-L90

The fix is shown in A Tour of Go: Concurrency.

res := make(chan []string)
quit := make(chan struct{})

		select {
		case res <- ee:
			

It really needs some kind of framework but I should just start with the easy stuff and build it as we go.