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Background: The News view of today shows a webpage with information about the application. Very soon it will also be showing News from the local healthcare authorities to the people of their city and region.
Desire: Many locations have limited internet connectivity. In these locations the user might go to an internet cafe, quickly visit the news, and then leave. Later that day they would w
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When vi-mode is enabled, shift+tab does not cycle backwards through the autocomplete suggestions.
If vi-mode is removed from the plugins, `shift+ta
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Each bridge support some but not all parameters defined in the core (see BridgeParams). Which are supported is announced by the result of ValidParams().
To make sure to have an up to date doc and for simplicity, generating the Example doc of the bridge configure command from that would be nice.
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./nebula-cert sign -name test-node -out-crt test-node/ -out-key test-node/ -ip 192.168.100.100/24fails because -out-crt and -out-key is supposed to be paths with filenames. However, since we specify the -name argument (that will be the name of the cert and key) -out-crt and -out-key should be the directories where you want the certs to be written to.
I ran in to this issue when work