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Closure job = {
    // Job Name
    name "${stashProjectKey}-${projectName}-${branchSimpleName}"

    // Where should jenkins run the job
    label ('master')

    // Where should Jenkins get the source code from
    scm {
        git {

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My guess is that you're running a non-privileged container. systemd requires CAP_SYS_ADMIN capability but Docker drops that capability in the non privileged containers, in order to add more security.

systemd also requires RO access to the cgroup file system within a container. You can add it with –v /sys/fs/cgroup:/sys/fs/cgroup:ro

So, here a few steps on how to run CentOS with systemd inside a Docker container:

Pull centos image
Set up a docker file like the one below:

FROM centos

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A list of guides for debugging wittr set-up issues on Windows or setting up using Docker

This gist consists of all tutorials and guides for setting up and troubleshooting set-up related issues.

For setting up wittr in Native Windows:

1. https://gist.github.com/sb7896/9e1b31253eaf464c389cd3cd6b2d5230 compiled and created by Swapnil.

2. https://medium.com/@muskan210497/installation-guide-of-witter-project-for-complete-beginner-b1cd10df07e4 compiled and created by Muskan Jain

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function outer(){
	var stark = "The king in the North, Jon Snow";

	function inner(){
		console.log(stark);
	}
	anotherFunction(inner);
}

function anotherFunction(inner){

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function outer() {
    var inner = function() 
    { 
      console.log(stark); 
    }
    
    var stark = "Jon Snow, the one true king";
    return inner;
}
outer()(); //Q1. What will be the output of this example

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for(var i = 1;i<=5;i++)
{
    setTimeout(function()
    {
	console.log("value is : "+i);
    },i*1000);
}

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for(var i = 1;i<=5;i++){
		(function(i){
			setTimeout(function(){
			console.log("value is : "+i);
		},i*1000);
	})(i);
	
}

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function secretPassword() {
  var password = 'xh38sk';
  return {
    guessPassword: function(guess) {
      if (guess === password) {
        return true;
      } else {
        return false;
      }
    }

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var outerFunction = (function(){
	var publicInterface = {
		
		inner : function(){
			console.log("Inner function");
		},
		anotherInner: function(){
			publicInterface.inner();
		}

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// Lexical scope means compile time scope

var foo = "bar"; 

function bar(){
	var foo = "baz"; //This is called shadowing. It will be in the local scope.

	function baz(foo){
		foo = "bam"; // Gets assigned to the local foo again
		bam = "yay";