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Generally the same applies as with any other problem, you ask a good question that includes:

  • What are you trying to do?
  • What have you tried in order to make it happen?
  • What results did you expect?
  • What actually happened?

Where in step 2 you add something along the lines :

I found [link to this old Q&A] that describes a similar problem but that solution there is not applicable (anymore) because of [reasons].

That generally prevents people from closing your question as a duplicate or be annoyed that you find it easier to post a question than using a search engine.

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