@lungdart I couldn't get it to work regardless of the syntax. Fuck it, I've used a workaround. But thanks to the inventor for apologizing.

@Lensflare I know it looks stupid, but /// worked, at least when it was local file system. Java supposedly handles \\ internally?
Oh yeah, backslashes of course are special, so they should be escaped. Yeah, that didn't work out...

Or when they lay between your feet 😅

The auth provider had a bug. Had to change the version to one with the least amount of impact on the codebase.

Apparently I'm too dumb to use the library. Haven't found an explanation how to access a route's custom data in the router, when using the code provided for the auth guard. It keeps trying to read the data property from the current route "a", before switching to the desired one "b", even if none provided for a. 😪

@kobenz wow?

@netikras the reset was their solution

@netikras I don't know. An updated faulty config of smth? Could be anything 🤷
Not that old. Second last gen of the router provided by my ISP.

@kobenz angular-auth-oidc-client

Ok so it works again after a reset. Smth interesting: the router saved its settings and restored them. The SSID was supposed to be restored too. The devices connected to it told a different story, the SSID was a different one. But it worked, LAN, wifi, VPN. Another restart and the name also changed ... and the problem returned ... ??
Another reset, this time no settings restored, default SSID. Now it's all ok.
I don't know wtf happened but it's solved. 😪

@netikras yup, mobile network turned off.
I can't figure out a pattern. My phone doesn't seem to have problems.
Then again, work laptop suddenly showed a confirmation dialog for a vpn connection with an unknown fingerprint(?). This only appeared before when I used the hotspot.

@Nanos I used macrium free. I guess it was just really bad luck.

@spongessuck static methods don't exist. The codebase wasn't built with testing in mind.
I often don't know whether to mock some code I cannot control or to parameterize it.

@Hazarth interesting idea. I'll give it a try. Falcon 7B seems the only possible.

@dmonkey yup, spring initializr 👍

@dmonkey yup exactly. All the autogenerated code I used to get in the past made me forget how to manually set up a controller properly. Neither vs code nor kotlin language service reminded me of declaring the package. Also haven't found a tool to autogenerate this boilerplate.
Only thing left is the error for runApplication() which I cannot get rid of even though I configured it the settings. At least it works.

@We3D I believe I'm competent enough for reading and most of the times I'm able to fill out the blanks. :)
I don't need a fight, simply put: what does this mean "your phone got a router than your phone net?"

@We3D yes not a linux user but your sentence is too much chopped off for me to understand. Work laptop with windows, router is probably linux but has a config web page. what does linux have to do with this?

@We3D I'm sorry I don't understand what you're saying.

username or roomId null?

"From now on emails will not suffice as requests, tickets only. No ticket, no work. If that's a problem, refer to my boss."
Something like that? Assuming boss supports it.

PM just went full circle. 🤷

@nururururu yup, package-lock to be included.
Can't believe I got it sorted out. Only cost me my sanity. Wonder whether pnpm would have been easier to handle...

@ALMST probably just incompetent. Have used it only a few times way in the past and forgotten how-to.

Explanation how the first one evaluates to true because of ==?

@Lensflare the compiler isn't the problem. Did a peer review and got the ok. Uses a bunch of annotations to at least somewhat ensure no fuckups happen. Still loops have to run correctly and data shouldn't be overwritten, which already happened.

@asgs i can guarantee that at least that's not the case.
Already been there. 😅

@Voxera just waiting for it to be honest.

It's dead code, right? ... Right?

@Lensflare oh sry, just googled myself. 😂
I used a notation I've learned in university. Apparently not the "official" one. I meant log*(n). Iterated log.