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Firebase is a mobile app development platform that provides data analysis and database web services for developers. Firebase provides developers with an API that enables the integration of online statistical analysis and database communication into their applications.
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The tutorial for using Messaging https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/messaging/overview lacks an important part, it does not talk about the required extra service worker for Web (see my SO question about the matter)
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The problem faced currently?
While adding an ingress route, or a target in ingress route.
If by mistake white space gets added to the route or host. We get the error specified route not found or unable to reach the specified target
How can we solve it?
Mission control should remove the white space if present before saving the config
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Summary
Add basic pre-commit hooks to the repo. To catch, for example, broken symlinks (WorldHealthOrganization/app#1670)
Link: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks
Possible config file. Should be run against every file in the existing tree to see what issues might come up.
# .pre-commit-config.yaml
- repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-comm
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Created by James Tamplin, Andrew Lee
Released April 2012
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It happened to me I deleted a column that had a foreign key constraint and for someone not working with databases, I didn't know it is a nono. It resulted in having multiple foreign keys after I added a new one to replace it.
Maybe we could either prevent it or warn the user that the foreign key should be first removed on the dropped column? Or remove the constraint with the column? Also, why c