OK. I can answer my own question after some trial.

pex -r requirement.txt -M <my_main_script> -P <folder> -P <folder> ... -e <my_main_script> -o <pex>

given I have a project like

gateway.py
brokers/
    __init__.py
    file1.py
    file2.py

To package the above, do

pex -r requirement.txt -M gateway -P brokers -e gateway -o g.pex

Then run ./g.pex will run the program.

The final thing I need to do is my program need a configuration file, say gateway.yml . But I could not found how to put the yml file (or any resource file) into the pex.

@KANISHK KHANDELWAL I have not heard from you in a few days. Perhaps you have lost interest?

So, I will continue using my own navigation code.

Let me know when you would like to integrate your navigation code with the test simulator.

Have you decided on the route?

I am planning on passing south of Es Penjats, following the usual route. Here is the waypoint code

void cMRSsimNavInterface::init()
{
    myWaypoints.clear();

    // start at mouth of Port Ibiza
    myWaypoints.push_back( theSimulation.getLocIbiza() );
    
    // south of es Penjats
    myWaypoints.emplace_back( 38.83, 1.42 );

    // west of Ibiza 
    myWaypoints.emplace_back( 38.83, 1.10 );

    // head straight for Valencia
    myWaypoints.push_back( theSimulation.getLocValencia());

    myWaypointCurrent = 1;
}

However, since your boat is so small, perhaps you will want to save some distance by passing north of Es Penjats?

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You can use ClausTk as a GUI: https://github.com/limafresh/ClausTk if you want to give your project a Christmas/New Year look, because winter is coming soon

I made a crate to handle any of these cases so I wouldn't have to manually write workarounds every time I need negative trait bounds. It makes the code much easier to reason about, which one quickly comes to appreciate in more complex scenarios

In customtkinter, only cget and configure work because it has custom widgets.

I still don't get this category thing but I flagged the deletion of this post as you requested.

Vec<Param> - tuple is used for ergonomic API. Also enum Param cannot be extended by external lib which I need

ParamsExt - while it works - do people actually use this pattern and double the signature?

For anyone seeing this in the future, @Tas was correct, using the flags NoTitleBar and NoResize in ImGui::Begin did solve the problem.

try

...

except KeyboardInterrupt:

Works in my actual 2025 pycharm on windows 10 without any changes in config or even registry.

Program flow continues after try-except block but program run does not really complete - no return. After hitting stop button again python completes with exit code (-1). How to get (0)?

1. How can Python and AI/ML help financial analysts make faster and more accurate decisions in a highly volatile market?

2. What combination of technical skills and professional behaviours is essential for building reliable and scalable financial systems?

3. Are organizations fully leveraging both data-driven insights and human leadership skills to drive long-term success in the financial markets?

what have you tried so far?

why one liner, what difference does it make?

Ok. Thank you for the replies.

Seems the verdict is I have to use the latest dotnet sdk with vscode now.

I was a bit confused by dotnet sdk/dotnet framework difference. I think the issue was that I updated an app (having dome some searching it was probably c# dev kit or something related and I think it may have been replaced by .NET Install Tool after update) in vscode which either depends on the dotnet 10 sdk or forces its use and dotnet 10 sdk was not present in my environment.

I installed dotnet 10 sdk and can now run ok from vscode, even when using dotnet framework 7.

For embedded systems, especially when working with a FIFO buffer in environments where every microsecond counts, zeroing out the buffer can introduce unnecessary delays. To avoid this, you can specify that a global variable shouldn't be initialized by using a custom linker script or specific compiler attributes like __attribute__((section(".no_init"))) (for GCC). This prevents the buffer from being zeroed out during startup, saving valuable simulation time. Additionally, for platforms like RISC-V, optimizing initialization can significantly improve debugging efficiency.

@Erdogan Kutur - where did u add this shell: true ?

@Pham @Joy Thank you both for your replies! You both make good points. Moving away from our basic CRUD implementation towards a design driven by specific use cases would greatly reduce the strain of maintaining the API, even though it would not solve the problem I posted about, as @Joy highlighted.

You're absolutely right to question that. I did test in Incognito (and cleared LiteSpeed/Cloudflare cache), and here's what I observed:

• On a fresh visit to the homepage → product.jsdoes NOT load

• On a fresh visit to a product page → product.jsloads correctly

So far so good your expectation matches reality.

BUT — the confusion came from LiteSpeed’s ESI (Edge Side Includes) + Cloudflare APO. When APO is enabled, it caches the entire HTML response per URL, including enqueued scripts. My worry was:

"If the first cached version of /shop/ (an archive) was served to a visitor who then clicked into a product, would the archive page now have the script baked in for everyone?"

Turns out: No. WordPress still runs wp_enqueue_scripts on every request, even when serving a cached page — because the cache is at the HTML level, but PHP (and thus is_product()) runs before the cached HTML is sent if the cache is bypassed or invalidated.

LiteSpeed + APO only cache static HTML, but script enqueues happen in PHP, so they’re evaluated per request. The <script> tag only appears when is_product() is true.

So my original code is actually safe and cache-friendly.

Lesson learned: I overthought it. wp_enqueue_scripts + is_product() is the best practice.

Thanks for pushing me to double-check - this saved me from a complicated workaround!

You could configure the system to perform unattended upgrades if you do not wish to maintain it manually very often. See https://linuxcapable.com/how-to-configure-unattended-upgrades-on-debian-linux/

This saved me a lot. For @ParameterzedTest, following doesn't work, but what mkobit have suggested Stream.of(Arguments.of(5, "stringValue", myOwnType)) works. Thanks

Stream.of(
        Arguments.of(new SqlFoo(), ".sql"),
        Arguments.of(new CsvFoo(), ".csv"),
        Arguments.of(new XmlFoo(), ".xml"));

I finally noticed where I had a mistake

My session table didn't have an user_id because I was using UUID for my users, and session table wasn't properly configured for such UUID

Fixed session migration (notice that session table included in the create_users_table migration in laravel 12)

Schema::create('sessions', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->string('id')->primary();
    $table->foreignUuid('user_id')->nullable()->index();
    $table->string('ip_address', 45)->nullable();
    $table->text('user_agent')->nullable();
    $table->longText('payload');
    $table->integer('last_activity')->index();
});

EDIT
I also wanna to leave the important configuration places you need to check if you're getting errors

Config settings to check:

backend

1. Check your SPA (e.g. VueJS app) and API (e.g. Laravel) are on the same top level domain
For example:
api - localhost:8000
spa - localhost:5173
(notice: localhost = 127.0.0.1:8000 is a top-level domain)

2. Ensure to properly configure .env

APP_URL=http://localhost:8000
FRONTEND_URL=http://localhost:5173
SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=localhost:5173
SESSION_DOMAIN=localhost

3. In your bootstrap/app.php in the withMiddleware

$middleware->statefulApi(); 

4. Ensure config/cors.php is properly configured

Notice: If you don't have this file run: php artisan config:publish cors

    'paths' => ['*'], // optionally config this line (see usual config below)

    'allowed_methods' => ['*'], // EXAMINE THIS LINE 

    'allowed_origins' => [env('FRONTEND_URL', 'http://localhost:3000')], // v

    'allowed_origins_patterns' => [],

    'allowed_headers' => ['*'],
    'exposed_headers' => [],

    'max_age' => 0,

    'supports_credentials' => true, // AND EXAMINE THIS LINE (throws CORS error if false)

usually you can see this kind of config for paths in config/cors.php

'paths' => ['api/*', 'sanctum/csrf-cookie', '/login', '/logout'],

5. Session and SESSION_DRIVER
In your .env file:

If your SESSION_DRIVER=database (it's a default value and you don't need to touch it) check user_id is set after registration/login

Reminder:

- You don't need to call the /sanctum/csrf-cookie in logout, because after yout logged in or registered the frontend should already have the token
- Authentication routes (login, register, logout) should be in routes/api.php not routes/web.php

frontend

1. Check your axiosClient (if you're using one, or chec your axios are using proper settings)

Example of my src/axios.js

import axios from 'axios'
import router from '@/router/index.js'

const axiosClient = axios.create({
  baseURL: import.meta.env.VITE_API_BASE_URL, // check how to configure this line below
  withCredentials: true, // THIS LINE IS IMPORTANT
  withXSRFToken: true, // THIS LINE IS ALSO IMPORTANT
})

axiosClient.interceptors.response.use( (response) =>{
  return response;
}, error => {
  if (error.response && error.response.status === 401){
    router.push({name: 'Login'})
  }

  throw error;
})

export default axiosClient

in your .env (notice: its a SPA's .env file, not an API's) check your have your API base URL, for example

VITE_API_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8000

2. Check your routes are sending the GET /sanctum/csrf-cookie request before **POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE

example: login request

const form = reactive({
  email: '',
  password: '',
})

const errorMessage = ref('')

function submit() {
  // THIS LINE IS IMPORTANT
  axiosClient.get('/sanctum/csrf-cookie').then(response => {
    axiosClient.post('/login', form)
      .then(response => {
        router.push({name: 'Home'})
      })
      .catch(error => {
        errorMessage.value = error.response.data.message;
      })
  });
}

Reminder:

- You shouldn't call /sanctum/csrf-cookie for EVERY POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE requests

Remember this: You only need to call the endpoint once at the start of the session.

Hope it'll provide clear understanding where you can find your error

@EricPostpischil "experienced programmers will recognize this common idiom." I remember old MSVC compilers used to issue a warning like "condition is always false", which was annoying!

The Amazon official APIs are fairly limited/restricted to certain cases. If you're looking for something that provides search results, book titles, pricing, images, etc then you can look at an Amazon data API like Canopy for a GraphQL or REST endpoint.

I proved this script -> https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/12297#issuecomment-2885270708 and configurated de .csproj putting false the generation of the assembly file and after that the solution was succesfully built. Check out the IDE, because i was using rider and i had a problem with the files looking red but with no issue (even building the solution) and the problem was related with the cache of RIDER so i cleaned it and worked. I hope this helps.

@Paul yeah, that's one of the workarounds. Unfortunately, due to some unrelated reasons I need to use np.conj

posting here as I have been stumbling in the same issue : the root of your problem, as it was in my case, is that one cannot re-use the same instance of a PDFMergerUtility for 2 or more separate merges, 1 new instance per every emerge!

At least, it is currently so for versions of Pdfbox up to vrs. 3.0.6

Here are complete, clear, step-by-step details of the Susila Polyclinic App that I already created for you in the canvas.

This explains how it works, what features it has, and how you can make it a real production app.

---

✅ SUSILA POLYCLINIC APP – FULL DETAILS

Your app is built as a single-file HTML web application.

It includes design + frontend logic + offline features all inside one file.

---

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✔ Appointment Booking System

Patient enters Name, Phone, Service, Date, Notes

Form has real-time validation

On submit:

Sends data to backend /api/appointments

If network fails → Saves offline and retries when online

✔ Services List

Shows all available clinic services:

General Consultation

Pediatrics

Dermatology

Displays price + duration

Can be extended easily

✔ Save Draft (Auto Storage)

Patients can click Save Draft

Saves details to localStorage

When they reopen the app → Draft auto-loaded

✔ Offline Mode Queue

If the internet is down:

Appointments get stored as pending

When network comes back → auto-send to server

**

Keep it simple, Manage the states properly and use the hooks wisely, let your components be small and functional. Be sure with whatever you are doing.

As keinabel stated, this is unfortunately not possible.

Here are the potential workaround approaches:

Links to Server & Network Paths

Links should be formatted like this:
<file://domain.server.com/directory>

(Some engines may require the link formatted with more slashes at the beginning:
<file:////domain.server.com/directory>
)

However, you need to add this note:
(Right-click > Copy link address, and paste it into Windows Explorer)

Result: file://domain.server.com/directory
(or file:////domain.server.com/directory)

If anyone knows or finds another method, please let me know.

For Paths with Spaces

You can either in your <> link replace spaces by %20 (like you should for ordinary []() links too).
Alternatively, the following approach also works:

[\\\\domain.server.com\share\folder\subfolder\My Folder](file://domain.server.com/share/folder/My%20Folder)

Result:
\\domain.server.com\share\folder\subfolder\My Folder ((Right-click > Copy link address, and paste it into Windows Explorer))

You have to test whether your Markdown engine also supports this form:
[\\\\domain.server.com\share\folder\subfolder\My Folder](//domain.server.com/share/folder/My Folder)

If I'm understanding your question, you are able to store data in a SharePoint list or on the backend of a form, save it to OneDrive to manipulate with Excel and then import the Excel into PBI. A similar process could be followed with SQL.

However, I'd recommend performing the functions and manipulations in PBI to reduce the risk and make the process cleaner. Though, I can appreciate the idea of getting the data ready in excel, first, then moving to PBI. When I started with PBI I did that but then forced myself to re-make it all in PBI so I could remove Excel from the process. In the long run, that will be better and introduce less variables.

why am i getting response like ls: aliased to ls --color=auto when i am type the command " which ls "?

New API from requires you to sign in with their play integrity API for the app that are performing sensitive actions from your app like. Deleting file, changing account email, password etc. They have documented everything you need to know here.

For Flutter Here and here is introduction for all intro

@463035818_is_not_an_ai I don't know how to properly use this either but I decided that not having provided a benchmark was too much of an issue because people would just upvote that a benchmark was needed and ignore the actual question. Frankly I prefer using the more traditional format where questions and answers are improved as needed

@Homer512 Provided what I consider to be an excellent answer, I think the question and his answer are really all that are needed for other readers

This is a version for standalone component (Angular 15+)
You need withInMemoryScrolling: https://angular.dev/api/router/InMemoryScrollingOptions

// app.config.ts
import { ApplicationConfig } from '@angular/core';
import { provideRouter, withInMemoryScrolling } from '@angular/router';
import { appRoutes } from './app.routes';
export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
  providers: [provideRouter(
    appRoutes,
    withInMemoryScrolling({
      scrollPositionRestoration: 'enabled', 
      anchorScrolling: 'enabled',
    })
  )],
};

// your component
 <a routerLink fragment="some-id">Scroll Top</a>

That is correct, but can you make it for me as searching method like find or anything else

No, the problem is exactly that now in framework mode you no longer have index.html file.
Instead you need to create a root.tsx file with Layout which automatically generates inline scripts, through the <Script /> component.
Check it out
https://reactrouter.com/upgrading/router-provider#4-add-the-root-entry-point

If you're transfering files, it does get a bit more complicated, you'll probably have to ensure that Mojolicious is streaming the files, rather than gobbling them up into memory first.

const htmlDecode = (input: string): string => {
    const doc = new DOMParser().parseFromString(input, 'text/html')
    return doc.documentElement.textContent || ''
}

Maybe this is more modern way.

I foud that I missed to add row
await updateManager.DownloadUpdatesAsync(newVersion);
in my code. I thou it was some kind of file upload from a cloud source. But it looks like its uploading resources from a folder to a folder on the users PC (some kind of temporary folder that will be used after ur app is stopped).

I have solved this issue by adding latest version of worklet library even though my project doesn't support it and also adding latest version of reanimated library

I re-validated my WhatsApp Business eligibility, synced the Business Account with my app again, cleaned up an inactive test number tied to an expired payment profile, and regenerated a fresh access token. That resolved the webhook's business eligibility/payment’ error instantly.

In case this helps others. I was having this same runtime error when calling a really simple function. Finally I did realize I did mistakenly declare the function to return a QString value, when it wasn't my intention. Since the function was expected to return something, and it didn't, the error occured just before ending the function call.

It looks like you're trying to pass a specific value from your row into the isin() method. If you try using
if df.loc[n] in First_row that should get you past the first step. In any case the issue is definitely that you're giving isin() a value and not a list. Rather than embedding these loops super deep could you turn it into separate sections? I expect you'll run into trouble with i being reused like this as well, so iterating through each row separately will work better and you can just save i to a unique index variable. As it is your final printout will use the final value of i and print out every value what whatever index df.loc[n] is present in the third_row.

You can install add-ons in Blender using Python with bpy.ops.preferences.addon_install

bpy.ops.preferences.addon_install(filepath = '\path\to\zip\file') 

Is this maybe a XY problem? In this case I would instead try using an enum Param with all the possible parameter types as enum options. Then use a Vec<Param> instead of tuples. edit: Also can't you use a type alias?

When creating a new database diagram in SSMS I could only choose tables, not views. View dependencies can technically be viewed in the view design, but that will only show the dependencies for a single view, while I would like a diagram of the whole database.

Is there any way to avoid writing the full T?

Is a "How to" question with factual answers. But if you don't want an answer you do you.

You can try the ignoreCorruptFiles option, documentation.

This question is exactly seeking opinionated advice, there can't be factual or 'correct' methods when you simplify the code.

I assume that you have ruled out the Database Diagrams feature that exists in SSMS? Can you elaborate why that wasn't suitable, as that'll give details on what features it is missing for your needs.

In addition to SSMS Database Diagrams feature, I've also used Redgate's SQL Dependancy Tracker for visualisation as well, though that is a paid product.

You're missing "proxy_next_upstream"

    location / {
        proxy_pass http://backends ;
            proxy_next_upstream error timeout http_500 http_502 http_503 http_504 non_idempotent;
        
        ....
    }

double check the key or other silly whitespace trailing issues

You are totally there. Find out what's up with the key. I am using free version and using the same config, in on Linux though.

you can use "az webapp config set" with "--min-tls-cipher-suite".

Here is the official document. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/webapp/config?view=azure-cli-latest

So you're using React Router 7 in Framework Mode and via following this document -> https://reactrouter.com/how-to/spa#single-page-app-spa ?

Perhaps using Data Mode and then just modifying Vite initial start point (index.html) should be fine?
I am assuming you have an index.html on root, where then is something defined like this:

  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
    <script type="module" src="/src/main.tsx"></script>
  </body>

Where root is the entry point of the app, can't you modify this file for what you need?

Most likely, the report contains subreports with their own parameters. You can avoid repeated prompting by LINKING the subreport parameters to main report parameters.

Try to change the type of scheduler. There are many available in Pytorch.

Otherwise try to change the number of classes nc=7 directly in the configuration file defined at DEFAULT_CFG_PATH.

You cannot remove the iOS keyboard accessory bar in a normal React web app.
It’s controlled by iOS, not the browser, and can't be hidden with CSS or JavaScript.

Only possible in a native iOS app, not on the web.

Thank you very much for the answers. I suspected that it can't be done as I expected. I have probably been ruined by C++.

You should mention your target OS in the question.

Linux: compute a single hash for a given folder & contents? could be a candidate for a duplicate, if you're looking for a Linux solution.

I am using Array Networks Load Balancer in front of two Apache web servers (RHEL 8, Apache 2.4.62).
My issue is: Apache access logs only show the Load Balancer IP, not the real public client IP.

What I need:
I want Apache access logs to store the actual client’s public IP, not the LB’s IP.

What I have tried:

1. Enabled mod_remoteip in Apache

2. Added this configuration:

   RemoteIPHeader X-Forwarded-For

   RemoteIPTrustedProxy <LB_IP>

   LogFormat "%a %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b" combined

3. Restarted Apache

4. I also used tcpdump and I see packets coming from the LB, but everything is in hex format because traffic is HTTPS (port 443).

I am not sure whether the Array LB is actually inserting the X-Forwarded-For header or not, and Apache still logs only the LB IP.

Installation process most probably stops at Reinitializing system properties message because pingDS has no enough free disk space. IT requires almost 6GBs of free disk space. You can find relevant error message regarding this at the ldap-access.audit.json file.

If you want a clean code.

list1 = [1, 2, 3]
list2 = [2, 3, 4]
list3 = [4, 5]

merged = list(set(list1 + list2 + list3))

print(merged)


// Result -> [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Actually, what solved my problem was this script:

# Put Azure CLI path before /mingw64/bin
export PATH="/c/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft SDKs/Azure/CLI2/wbin:$PATH"

Do not use

ini_set('memory_limit', '-1');

on a production server.

It means that PHP can "eat" all available memory on a server. It can be handy for testing/debugging apps but it should NOT be used on production servers.

Editing php.ini file should be sufficient. Also do not forget to restart PHP.

You may fetch offsets for all topics with

kafka-get-offsets --bootstrap-server <SERVER>:9092

or for specific topic with

kafka-get-offsets --bootstrap-server <SERVER>:9092 --topic <TOPIC>

I am facing the similar issue when animation width - 'auto' on animate the animation jitters a little bit at the end of exit.

      <motion.div
        style={{ justifyContent: 'flex-end' }}
        className="flex items-center gap-4 bg-background backdrop-blur-2xl border rounded-full p-2 origin-right h-9"
      >
        <AnimatePresence mode='wait'>
          {isActive && (
            <motion.div
              layout
              layoutId='item'
              initial={{ width: 0, opacity: 0, filter: 'blur(2px)' }}
              animate={{ width: 'auto', opacity: 1, filter: 'blur(0px)' }}
              exit={{ width: 0, opacity: 0, filter: 'blur(2px)' }}
              transition={{
                duration: 0.3,
                ease: 'easeInOut',
                delayChildren:0.1
              }}
              style={{ transformOrigin: 'right' 
               }}

              className="overflow-hidden relative"
            >
              <div className='flex items-center gap-4'>
              <NavigationItem text="Home" href="/" />
              <NavigationItem text="Documentation" href="/docs" />
              </div>
            
            </motion.div>
          )}
        </AnimatePresence>

        <Menu
          animate={isActive == true ? true : false}
          className="w-5 h-5 flex-shrink-0"
          onClick={() => setIsActive(!isActive)}
        />
      </motion.div>

You cannot categorize anything just on the name, unless the name contains some word(s) that hints at the category.

Not with an MSI. The MSIEXEC process will not allow this UI element through. The best that you can do is to write a string to the log with the same information.

I think approach 1 should work with a small tweak:

The problem is caused by the mismatching bookmark-names. Since you create a bookmark named "event", the workflow engine is waiting for a stimulus with that name. So, if you change

var stimulus = "myevent";

to

var stimulus = "event";

this should be fixed.

In my case, it was solved when I upgraded toolVersion in:

jacoco {
    toolVersion = "0.8.13"
}

If speed and low overhead are high on your list, Tuskr is definitely worth shortlisting.

Out of the tools you mentioned, it has been the snappiest in real usage for me. The run logs load quickly even for longer suites, and the UI stays responsive without the “TestRail lag” effect. The test case structure is clean enough that you can onboard people without a long setup phase, but it still supports linking runs to builds or tickets in a way that feels natural instead of bolted on.

Just add a trailling slash when you are doing a PUT request otherwise it will redirect you and make it a GET request

here is my modest proposal gist.github.com/bd77ca6679bc3b2aad8009b4077b5902.git it contains two classes that rotate and compress CompressedTimedRotatingFileHandler and CompressedRotatingFileHandler

I see this issue thats why making a plugin called "Post Title Trimer", so you can use it. https://wordpress.org/plugins/cpt-post-title-trimer/ here's plugin link.

@CoderForHire Thank you for the security reminder - you're absolutely right! I'm already getting the UserId from the server-side JWT token via IHttpContextAccessor, never from client input. That was a concern I had from the beginning.

and your question: "What would you use the navigation entities for?"

The user information (CreatedBy/ModifiedBy names) is displayed in:

+product detail pages - showing "Created by John Doe on 2024-01-15"

+admin audit logs - tracking who made changes

+history/activity feeds - "Product 'iPhone 15' was updated by Jane Smith"

so yes, I do need to display this information, but not on every query - only on detail views and admin pages, given that:

+I only need this info for detail views (not list views)

+my current approach with separate queries is working fine in production

+the BaseEntity pattern is already established in my codebase

I think I'll stick with my current approach (Option 2) - querying users separately when needed. The extra 1-2 queries for detail views seem acceptable compared to adding navigation properties to every entity that inherits BaseEntity.

I traced the issue to an outdated version of styled-components that wasn’t compatible with React 19. After upgrading it to the latest version, everything worked again.

For context: I upgraded to React 19 first while still on React Native 0.77 (which was using React 18), before moving up to a newer React Native version. I’ll double-check the rest of the dependencies for React 19 compatibility as well.

try : CH34xFIX fix this error (Permission 13) : https://github.com/Cyrillinux/esptool/releases/download/packages/CH34xFIX.zip

Good luck

Cyril

I'm not a PDF specialist and I work with "client goods".

We are required to have this type of form and I would have liked to inject data into it from my application, rather than filling it out manually. However, the signature part prevents me from automatically filling out XDP section B.

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There's a removal notice here for WebSphere Liberty, which is built from Open Liberty so the same applies: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/was-liberty/nd?topic=liberty-removal-notices#rwlp_remfeat__29001_se8

With a more detailed explanation here: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/blogs/macdara-butler/2025/11/13/liberty-java-8-support which says:

The final Java 8 release of Liberty has been changed to 28.0.0.12, with iFixes provided until December 2030.

29.0.0.1 will be the first release of Liberty to not support Java SE 8, as noted in the Liberty Removal Notices.

There is a 29.0.0.1 in the "End of Open Liberty support" for version 8 at https://openliberty.io/docs/latest/java-se.html#supported

Does that mean January 2029?

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/was-liberty/base?topic=liberty-removal-notices#rwlp_remfeat__29001_se8 <- we see in the Java SE 21 entry that "29.0.0.10" means October 2029, so yes.

You can hide access to the organisation settings by adding users to the Project-Scoped-User group. Needs to be enabled as a preview feature. See the section "Restrict user visibility to organization and project information" at the following link

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/organizations/accounts/add-organization-users?view=azure-devops&tabs=browser

Custom parameter groups and root user with grant privilegese works also for me.

mysql -h ***.rds.amazonaws.com \
  -u root -p \
  --ssl-mode=REQUIRED \
  --default-character-set=utf8mb4 \
  database < /tmp/backup.sql

in my case my new resources same sames names like existing ones

if it you case too, just try to use resources without custom names or first find the old ones and remove them if possible

flutter pub cache clean
flutter clean
flutter run

groupValue is not actually used inside the _buildRadioButton widget.
onChanged is passed because it’s needed for the InkWell tap handling — I’m using InkWell to keep the current UI design and control the tap area.

You could calculate the value of P where V next changes, and just check if you're less than that.

It turned out that when in full debug mode, FastMM never releases the used memory back to the OS. The memory is released back into the unallocated memory pool and re-used internally (by your program) when needed, but never back to Windows.

Source of information: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=204qa4wVR2I

Also an issue in slightly old browsers as this feature was added to browsers in 2023 or there around: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise/withResolvers#browser_compatibility

Legacy version of pdfjs fixes this, so use that or require newer browser versions.

I was able to solve the issue using following lines of code -

Using apostrophe!

Please note - I still use Robot Framework SSH Library.

All this code is running from a .robot file and executes on a remote machine with a SSH connection open!

    ${part1} =   Set Variable    py ""${remote_file_full_path}
    ${part2} =   Set Variable     --id 11064 --output C:\\Sandeep\\process_output.txt""
    ${part3} =   Catenate    ${part1}    ${part2}

      ${status}=  Execute Command  ${part3}  return_stderr=True  return_stdout=True  

thanks!

I don't know whether your SDK is a dynamic library or a static library. If it is a static library, you can use addresses to filter the addresses in the crash stack. If it is a dynamic library, you can filter by image name. As for the initialization location you mentioned, it can definitely be initiated in the API of your SDK. If your API is not called, there is no need to worry about crashes occurring inside your SDK at all.

View = A live camera feed (always shows current scene)

Materialized View = A photo (shows the scene at the time it was taken, updated occasionally)

I got the solution for the above problem just force install the numpy version 1.24.4, restart the kernel and it works well.

The manual dark mode toggle allows users to switch between light and dark themes, while by default, the website automatically follows the system’s color scheme for seamless user experience.

why are you passing onChanged and groupValue to _buildRadioButton?

add to .zsh file these:

typeset -g POWERLEVEL9K_DIR_MAX_LENGTH=0
typeset -g POWERLEVEL9K_DIR_SHORTEN_STRATEGY=none

How it will solve my problem? I expect to pass the string to a method it may either hex code string or named color string and it should return the color.

In my case this error is resolved by setting the startup project in the solution to the API project.

Just an additional note: In https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/wiki/Spring-Boot-4.0-Configuration-Changelog I see spring.thymeleaf.enabled as removed with "No longer required.".

From my own experience, modern lightweight tools usually feel much smoother than traditional ones like TestRail when accessing logs. I haven’t used Tuskr extensively, but Quase’s UI and run-log loading have typically been quick for small QA teams. It also helps that you can link results to tickets without heavy setup. If your priority is minimal maintenance and fast execution workflows, tools built for smaller teams tend to perform better long-term.

I've sorted this out. See the comment in https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/issues/48280#issuecomment-3575462316