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After watching their video on this it seems their preferred method is to mount one dimmer switch and mount a pico remote in a switch plate for the other ‘side’ (stairs is the example both they and I am thinking about).

Must I have different switches? Initially I’m thinking I’d rather have 2 of the same switch (dimmer switches) for each side - would that not work because of the wiring needing to be hard wired to “on” in their sample?

Thanks

Edit: solved, thanks dude

Hey there,

I'm quite new to this part of sw testing, but I need to write some behave/cucumber tests to read some text files.

From all the examples I've see, there's much more in the realm of browser-based testing, so I haven't been able to find much for analyzing text files. Any code snippets/samples that I can use as a starting point?

Any help appreciated!

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EDIT: As an example, if I wanted to read a terraform file (e.g.: main.tf, or the tfplan in json format) and scanning for something like ACL: "public-read" on an s3 bucket resource)

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