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Olá. Eu estou querendo criar um Layout File (Padrão de Imagem) como extensão de um pagamento/assinatura (.gpa) que fiz ao Adobe Acrobat Premium. Eu consigo fazer isso através do simples anexo abaixo ou é necessário programação em console?

On 10th May, 2021, Adobe I/O Runtime has added support for Node 14 for JavaScript actions. Node 14 will be made default after June 10, 2021. For the next 90 days we will have pre-warm containers for both Node 14 and 12.After 90 days, we will have pre-warm container only for Node 14.  Action: Please update your actions if you are using this kind. If you do not update your actions after 90 days from today, your actions will not use the default version and If you do not update your actions within 90 days, your actions will not have access to pre-warm containers. You can check the version running this command: aio runtime action get <ACTION NAME>orwsk action get <ACTION NAME>If  you don’t see “kind”: “nodejs:14”, then you have to update your action. Resources for Reference: Check this: https://git.corp.adobe.com/bladerunner/openwhisk-runtime-nodejs/ Public docs: https://github.com/AdobeDocs/adobeio-runtime/bl

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Hello there, In two weeks from now (week of April 26th, 2020) we will update the way I/O Runtime handles activations for successful blocking invocations.This is the new behavior:By default, successful blocking invocations will not produce an activation record, thus running “wsk activation list” will not list any of these. Logs are still recorded and can be retrieved using the activation ID  - this is still being sent to the client invoking the actionBlocking invocations that failed will produce an activation record and will appear in “wsk activation list”Developers can force creating an activation record for successful blocking invocations by including this header “X-OW-EXTRA-LOGGING: on” in the requestNon-blocking invocations don’t change, “wsk activation list” will return all the activation IDs created by non-blockingPublic docs have been updated [0]You might ask why we are doing this change: performance and developer convenience. We can squeeze more performance b