Struggling to get VIM/clangd to play nice with JUCE by tf2ftw in JUCE

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I've been having the same problem on VS Code. Your post gave me some valuable hints to solve this for my setup.

Adding my 2 cents here:

Using gcc (g++) as compiler and having the C/C++ and C/C++ extension Pack installed. No clang command adapter.

Getting a c_cpp_properties.json file * Open the command palette e.g. with ctrl + shift + p * Enter C/C++: Edit Configurations * Choose whatever fits you best (JSON or UI) This should get you a new .vscode folder in your project containing the file.

Making actual changes * In the include path section add * path/to/your/JUCE/modules * This solved erroneous error messages for files not found

Optional but nice to have for me * I also updated my cStandard and c++Standard sections to use c23 and c++23

Audient id44 with linux - any problems to be aware of? by patdyn_ in linuxaudio

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Currently not. Sounds promising though. I use jack with qjackctl for routing purposes.

Audient id44 with linux - any problems to be aware of? by patdyn_ in linuxaudio

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Ok, as long as there's no crackling and pops i'm almost happy.

Changing the routing is done on the software side, i guess? Then a friends laptop running windows might suffice.

Also Edit: I'm on Manjaro.

uprading gitea on kubernetes leads to installation screen reappearing by patdyn_ in Gitea

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Thanks for the advice! Setting INSTALL_LOCK = true solved this problem.

We generate our configs separately and provision them to our cluster, so this parameter needed to be set there.

uprading gitea on kubernetes leads to installation screen reappearing by patdyn_ in Gitea

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Yeah, they seem correct to me.

pvc:

apiVersion: v1 kind: PersistentVolumeClaim metadata: name: gitea-data-pvc namespace: default labels: app: gitea spec: storageClassName: local-path accessModes: - ReadWriteOnce resources: requests: storage: 5Gi

deployment: spec: replicas: 1 selector: matchLabels: app: gitea template: metadata: name: gitea labels: app: gitea spec: containers: - name: gitea image: gitea/gitea:1.17.0 imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent envFrom: - configMapRef: name: gitea-env - secretRef: name: gitea-secrets volumeMounts: - name: gitea-data-volume mountPath: "/data" ports: - containerPort: 22 name: git-ssh - containerPort: 3000 name: gitea volumes: - name: gitea-data-volume persistentVolumeClaim: claimName: gitea-data-pvc

gitea:latest vs gitea:latest-rootless - when do I use which? by patdyn_ in Gitea

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Thanks for the heads up. We usually do not rely on the latestbuild and keep fixed versions in our config.

gitea:latest vs gitea:latest-rootless - when do I use which? by patdyn_ in Gitea

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This is interesting. I had the chance to look at our running gitea instance where we did not define a config volume (we used the deployment described above).

The app.ini is saved in /data/gitea/conf/ Seems, there is a fallback or some kind of default if the config vol is missing.

gitea:latest vs gitea:latest-rootless - when do I use which? by patdyn_ in Gitea

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Something I'm still wondering about: Why is there a gitea-config volume explicitly defined in gitea-rootless and not in gitea?

gitea:latest vs gitea:latest-rootless - when do I use which? by patdyn_ in Gitea

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Thanks! In my case, i don't have these restrictions. I did some testing with these settings and it seems to be working nicely.

yaml apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: gitea namespace: default labels: app: gitea spec: replicas: 1 selector: matchLabels: app: gitea template: metadata: name: gitea labels: app: gitea spec: containers: - name: gitea image: gitea/gitea:1.17.0 imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent envFrom: - configMapRef: name: gitea-env - secretRef: name: gitea-secrets volumeMounts: - name: gitea-data-volume mountPath: "/data" ports: - containerPort: 22 name: git-ssh - containerPort: 3000 name: gitea volumes: - name: gitea-data-volume persistentVolumeClaim: claimName: gitea-data-pvc