Correct. Do we think we should consider per-project metadata for this feature?

Will change the capitalization and align the diagnostic related variables.

$env:TEMP resolves to something else when the system boots into a user session so I have been using this way to resolve to the same directory. In this case this is not relevant as we are capturing during sysprep and write the capture off to GCS. Will change to your suggestion.

Thanks for confirming. The fix will go into the next release.

I can successfully use Vim in the browser based SSH connection from the Cloud Console, but it doesn't appear possible to use Vim in the IAP desktop SSH connection because the escape key is not correctly sent.

• Update dependencies to latest version
• Ensure that the vtnetcore version with the bracketed text mode-fix is used

cf. #483

Steps

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2. Navigate to the Resources section
3. Add more than 1 resource ( Resources should be in draft)
4. Delete any one of the resources
5. Click on the mark as complete button and observe

AR: User is able to click on the 'Mark as completed' button ER: 'Mark as completed button should be disabled and it should display the highlighted text in the following screenshot when user mouse hovered on the button

Issue is fixed in the latest QA instance.

Hi team,

I'm trying to use zeppelin with the operator but I don't know how to use it. Normally zeppelin interpreter would act as the driver program. How can this fit into the operator world?

thanks, -M

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Steps

1. Create/Edit study
2. Navigate to the Active tasks section
3. Add Active task
4. Enter all the mandatory values in the Content tab
5. Switch to the Schedule tab and Select Regular
6. Select any frequency and enter the time in the time field and click on Save ( lets entered time is 6.30)
7. Switch to Weekly or Monthly frequency
8. Enter a time other than 6.30 and Click on Save
9. Observe the time in the time fields

AR: Previously selected and saved time (6.30) is getting displayed (Selected time in step 6 is getting displayed) ER: Currently entered and saved time should be displayed ( Selected time in step 8 should be displayed)

Issue is fixed in the latest QA instance.

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