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Posts from November 2020 (4)

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2020-11-24 1:21 p.m.
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koskila
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azuredevops pulumi

Pulumi task on Azure DevOps fails with error "azureblob.OpenBucket: accountName is required"

This article explains how to fix one of the many issues you might face when configuring Pulumi deployments for your Azure DevOps Pipelines! The particular error you may run into was "azureblob.OpenBucket: accountName is required" - what a descriptive one, when there's no accountName to be specified anywhere! But first - let's get through the basics. Namely... " Pulumi ?", you ask - " What's that? " Well, let me give you a 1-line response to that. What is Pulumi?

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2020-11-17 7:23 a.m.
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koskila
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github hacktoberfest

Hacktoberfest 2020

Another year, another Hacktoberfest, another haphazard participation, and - as usual - another blog post a little bit late. Still, better late than never! And the event has become such a phenomenon that I am happy that I did finish the challenge (or like DigitalOcean calls it - the celebration)! The event has a special place in my heart, as it did (in 2017, I think?

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2020-11-11 11:09 a.m.
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koskila
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sharepointappcatalog sharepoint-app-part sharepoint-online

How to access the site collection app catalog in SharePoint

This article explains how to access the Site Collection App Catalog in SharePoint Online. I mean - yeah, I had to google it after getting back to SPFx dev stuff after a while and realized the first few results were useless. Of course. So how did you do this now... Turned out to be pretty easy, and borderline obvious! Still, yet another thing to document. Solution So, back to basics - how do you access the Site Collection App Catalog on a SharePoint Online Site (or Site Collection)?

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2020-11-04 6:23 a.m.
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koskila
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worxlandroid

Frequently Asked Robot Lawn Mower Questions

This article is my attempt at documenting my experiences with Worx Landroid L2000. It's a phenomenal little helper in your garden, but it will run into issues - and it will make your work a bit in order to get it to run efficiently! This article contains all of the gotchas I've run into so far, wrapped in a handy FAQ format for your convenience (and mine, to be fair - I'll be back to consult my notes later)!

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