When the "Duration" in https://developers.google.com/android/management/reference/rest/v1/enterprises.devices/issueCommand expires, no Time Out information comes from Pub/Sub. At the same time, when we query the command, there is no information that the command will no longer go. Can we perceive this?
Best regards.
This is not supported yet. Currently, Pub/Sub can display commands that are successfully submitted and commands that return errors.
There is an existing feature request for this but there is no guarantee when this will be worked on. To stay up to date with the latest updates for Android enterprise, we suggest that you join the Android Management API mailing list to receive monthly updates and service advisories directly to your inbox.
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I hope somebody can help me with this issue.
I recently moved my azure pipeline approval release process from slack web hook to Azure pipeline App for slack, because I found that having the approve and reject button directly in slack chat was something really nice to have to make approvals easier.
This is the process I follow:
Install Azure pipeline App in slack workspace
Create a private channel and /invite #azpipelines
I signed in /azpipelines signing
Once those steps has been completed, I started to subscribe my release pipelines selecting the stages I was interesting in. Everything worked just fine for a couple of days, I was receiving the notifications and I was able to approve and reject them without any problem, which is great, but today, out of nowhere I realised that I was receiving the emails from azpipelines that a release has been issued but no notification in channel.
The documentation about azure pipeline is really poor and I have no idea what is going wrong with the configuration.
Did this happen to anyone before and can direct me on the right path of what could be the issue behind it?
Thank you very much for any help you can provide
Sometimes, I also could encounter the similar problems.
And many times, I can fix the issue via the following ways:
Unsubscribe and re-subscribe the notifications.
Log out and then log in again.
Uninstall and re-install the Azure Pipelines App.
May be you also can try this steps to see if the issue can be resolved.
We've had a DevOps member leave recently and have had complaints that all of the integrations (incoming webhooks) that they had set up have stopped working... (once the user was disabled).
One suggestion for dealing with this was to notify the affected channels when we deactivate the user, but I can't find in the API methods a way to look up which channels a user might have configured these webhooks for...
Anyone had to do something like this?
To get the apps and internal integrations that have been installed by a specific user use the API method called team.integrationLogs.
This method lists the integration activity logs for a team, including
when integrations are added, modified and removed. This method can
only be called by Admins.
For a programmatic solution you will need to go through all log entries for one user / app to find out its latest status.
However, it might still become difficult to reinstall all that apps / setup all that webhooks again properly after a DevOps member has left depending on how good your documentation is. We have therefore started using a generic admin user (e.g. "slackadmin") as main installer for all important apps / integrations for our workspace.
I'm trying to prevent spam and I want to know:
how can I detect if the request to the API is coming from a mobile device?
Thank you
The only way to check if the request is coming from a mobile device is by checking the user agent sent with each request. The user agent can be found in HttpContext.Request.Headers['User-Agent'].
Then compare the user agent value with a list of mobile browsers found at e.g.: https://deviceatlas.com/blog/mobile-browser-user-agent-strings
One option is to write your own user agent parser that figures out if it's a mobile browser or not. That is a HUGE job and one you will have to continually keep expanding as new devices are released. It has all its own problems like you said in the other comment - how do you get a list of the new user agents to include...
Another option is to find some free library written in ASP which will do this work for you. I can't see libraries written in asp.net Core API. If you use one, be making sure that it's regularly updated by the developers and that you keep updating your copy of the library too.
Last option would be to use a user agent parsing API. A good one will give you detailed information about the browser, software and the hardware/software types.
I did a comparison of these for my job a few months ago - https://developers.whatismybrowser.com/api/ looked the best to me - it's platform independent (doesn't matter what language you're writing your system in ASP/C#/Ruby), and is freemium and has an active dev team working on it. also because it's an API, you never have to update your code libraries, it always works on the latest detection of what they have written. We still use it today.
We have started to use Microsoft CRM for all our client information however we would like to have the most up to date information from CRM for internal tools.
The way we could do this is by running a tool that looks at the data every x minutes and keeps all updated records in the database.
Could someone give a explination on how we could use webhooks for this and if it actually is possible. This would be a lot more efficient to be notified when there is a change rather than checking all the time.
I have researched and found a few projects but they were all in beta - invite only or not available.
In Dynamics CRM Webhooks are not available as intended in the normal definition.
But you can use plugins to implement your notifications. From MSDN:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328490.aspx
Another way to think about plug-ins is that they are handlers for
events fired by Microsoft Dynamics CRM. You can subscribe, or
register, a plug-in to a known set of events to have your code run
when the event occurs.
I am researching the square-connect api, and am able to send out curl calls and receive responses without issue. My question is, can a sale on the iOS APP send a call to my MySQL database to keep the inventory up-to-date on both my iPad and my database or do I need to run a cron every 5min or so to pull data?
The Square Connect API does not currently provide notifications for events such as changes in inventory counts. I've passed this use case along to the Connect API engineering team.
Your suggested solution of periodically pulling inventory information is the recommended method at this time.