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Description
I tried to use the state aptpkg.held as shown in the documentation, only for that state to apparently not exist.

I tried looping through state modules such as apt, pkg, and aptpkg with hold and held states, to find apt.held as the actually correct usage.

$ for major in apt pkg ap

The https://github.com/nccgroup/ScoutSuite/blob/master/ScoutSuite/providers/gcp/rules/findings/iam-lack-of-service-account-key-rotation.json finding should only flag USER_MANAGED keys (https://cloud.google.com/iam/docs/reference/rest/v1/projects.serviceAccounts.keys), as SYSTEM_MANAGED keys are "managed and rotated by Google"

Description
If the Triton server build fails due to any reason, I have to delete the /tmp/citritonbuild/<backend> folders to prevent the next rebuild from throwing git repo already exists error.

Triton Information
r21.05

I am building the Triton server myself.

To Reproduce
uninstall one of the dependency needed by a backend.
run build.py with all the backends enabled

My goal is to view the available/installed artifacts on a VM in dev test lab.

By calling:

az lab vm show --lab-name $DevTestLabName --name $VmName--resource-group $ResourceGroupName

It displays a json response in which there is an "artifacts" property but its value is null.

When I try to use the --expand parameter as it is described in the documentation it returns an error:

Describe the solution you'd like
Add types to Python codebase

What does your solution aim to solve?
Make it more explicit what arguments functions take and therefore make it easier to extend consume or refactor code.

A gui for ssh-copy-id maybe?

and as the tittle says, support for ed25519 keys, maybe a dropdown menu that lets you choose the ehh... cipher is it? for generating a new one. Or at least the ability to connect using them.

Filtering by command is great, but how about also filtering by currently active directory?
I've quickly hammered something into place that works using preexec...

# Added to end of  ~/.bashrc

__peri_filter_preexec() { if [[ "${PWD}" =~ .*Private.* ]] ; then __BH_SAVE_COMMAND=''; fi }
if [ -f ~/.bashhub/deps/bash-preexec.sh ]; then source  ~/.bashhub/deps/bash-preexec.sh ; preexec_f

#22 introduced a feature to guess actions that are similar to an existing policy. It currently doesn't support all actions.

Here's things I currently know are missing (comment if you find more):

• KMS: Encrypt, Decrypt, GenerateDataKey, ...
• ECR: BatchDeleteImage, BatchGetImage, ...
• *Deregister*
• *Modify*
• *Remove*
• API Gateway: (DELETE,