The solution is the `/Y` switch:  

    xcopy &quot;C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop\*.*&quot; &quot;D:\Backup\&quot; /K /D /H /Y

I have been using [Zuul][1] as the edge service and API Gateway. Recently I have noticed that Spring Cloud Platform release [Spring Cloud Gateway][2]. What is the difference between the two gateways? Why is the Zuul not extended to support the functionalities in S-C-Gateway? What was the driving factor for a new library altogether? When should it be used?


  [1]: https://github.com/Netflix/zuul/wiki
  [2]: https://cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-gateway/

How is Spring Cloud Gateway different from Zuul?

I have a few C# Azure Functions that run on a schedule using [timer triggers](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-bindings-timer). I&#39;ve set them up like so, where `%TimerSchedule%` refers to a cron expression in the app settings:

    public static void Run([TimerTrigger(&quot;%TimerSchedule%&quot;)]TimerInfo myTimer, TraceWriter log)

During development, I often want to run the functions locally using Azure Functions Tools for Visual Studio + Azure Functions Core Tools. But when I hit F5 to debug the function locally it (usually) doesn&#39;t run immediately. Instead, it starts waiting for the next occurrence as per the timer schedule. So for example, if my cron expression says to run daily at 8PM, I&#39;d have to wait until 8PM for the function to actually run on my machine.

So my question is: **What is the simplest and best way to make a function run once locally?**

Things I have tried or considered:

1. Use a more frequent timer schedule just for local development
    - This is OK but not perfect – you still have to wait a little bit unless it&#39;s very frequent, and if it&#39;s very frequent then the function might run multiple times. This is what I&#39;m doing now.
2. Write a console app or unit test that directly calls the function&#39;s `Run()` method
    - This isn&#39;t 100% straightforward because you have to provide `TimerInfo` and `TraceWriter` arguments to `Run()` – and I&#39;ve found surprisingly little documentation for that. 

Microsoft&#39;s [Strategies for testing your code in Azure Functions](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-test-a-function) page is not very helpful on this topic – it only mentions timer triggers as a way to test _other_ trigger types.

In a perfect world, I&#39;d hit F5 and the function would immediately run once – just like developing a &quot;normal&quot; .NET app.

What is the simplest way to run a timer-triggered Azure Function locally once?

I&#39;m writing a batch program for copying all files *newer than the destination* from &quot;C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop&quot; to &quot;D:\Backup&quot;. 

This code is works:

    xcopy &quot;C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop\*.*&quot; &quot;D:\Backup\&quot; /K /D /H

However, it asks for each existing destination file: `Overwrite file [Yes / No / All]?`

I want to **overwrite** all existing destination files **without** user intervention.

How can I solve this?

XCOPY: Overwrite all without prompt in BATCH

I'm writing a batch program for copying all files newer than the destination from "C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop" to "D:\Backup".
This code is works:
<pre><code class="hljs language-sql">xcopy "C:\Users\ADMIN\Desktop\*.*" "D:\Backup\" /K /D /H
</code></pre>
However, it asks for each existing destination file: <code>Overwrite file [Yes / No / All]?</code>
I want to overwrite all existing destination files without user intervention.
How can I solve this?

I installed Anaconda on my Windows 10 machine. 

I have a few Jupyter notebooks on my pc and I would like to associate them with Jupyter, so they can be opened by double-clicking on the file, to avoid having to open Jupyter and navigate to the notebooks folders each time. Is this possible?

All notebooks should open in the same Jupiter Kernel (same localhost in the browser address bar), without starting a new kernel for every file I click.

PS I asked here because I figured this question to be more of interest for programmers, but if you think it would be more suited for SuperUser, I&#39;ll flag it for migration.

Associate ipynb files with Jupyter notebook in Windows 10 (Anaconda)

This was probably asked already, but so far I can&#39;t find any detailed explanation at all, and the existing documentation seems as if it was written for some kind on psychic who supposed to know everything.

As per this [manual][1], I added the container

    docker run -d --hostname my-rabbit --name some-rabbit rabbitmq:latest

Then I checked it to receive the container ip

    docker inspect some-rabbit
Checked ports with

    docker ps

And tried to connect in the browser with this formula

    https://{container-ip}:{port}

It did&#39;t work.

Am I&#39;m doing something wrong, or maybe I am supposed to add something additional, like a container for apache or other stuff?

**EDIT**

As I understand, after creating some-rabbit container, now I need to run Dockerfile to create image? (This whole thing is confusing to me). How am I supposed to do that? I mean, I saw command `docker build -f /path/to/a/Dockerfile` but if for example I placed the Dockerfile in second path `D:\Docker\rabbitmq`, how I supposed to get there? (the path doesn&#39;t seems to be recognized)


  [1]: https://hub.docker.com/_/rabbitmq/


How to open rabbitmq in browser using docker container?

I&#39;m on a windows machine without admin right and I would like to run jupyter on chrome, while the default browser is another.

I have a local installation of the Anaconda distribution and my first option to start jupyter would be through the Anaconda Navigator, but maybe I have to do something else. Because it is a local installation the command line `jupyter notebook` produces no results.

When I paste the url address in the default browser I have (something like `http://localhost:8892/notebooks/Home/Exercices/Testing1.ipynb` the chrome page asks me for a password or token. I have no password and I do not know what a token is.

Is there a way to change the browser of the Anaconda Navigator? or how can I start jupyter with Chrome? 

How to change the default browser used by jupyter notebook in windows

Cannot bind to some ports due to permission denied

After I run this  
 `$ docker run --rm -v &quot;/c/users/vipul rao/documents/github/wappalyzer:/opt/wappalyzer&quot; -it wappalyzer/dev`

 I am getting the following error 

&gt; the input device is not a TTY.  If you are using mintty, try prefixing the command with &#39;winpty&#39;

What should I use here? I am running Docker on Windows 8 in MINGW64.

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