I know I am late, but just trying to add my points; this may help someone else on the same subject.

I used MassTransit, which is a free-to-use library, and I have been using it for 5 years in production.

It supports Azure Service Bus cohesively and provides a duplex messaging with support of both DeadLetter and Error queue.

TIP: Write the consumer/subscriber on the Interfaces of the model if you are using MassTransists.

https://masstransit.io/documentation/transports/azure-service-bus

Thanks

Rushi

I found out that https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/main/engine/src/flutter/shell/platform/linux/public/flutter_linux/fl_dart_project.h can be used for project configuration, and is a part of the standard set of library headers that flutter Linux apps use. It contains functions which can be used to set asset and dependency paths for the executable binary.

It did not have anything to do with Avada. It was an anchor link /css issue. However, I have a resolution for anyone who comes across this issue. I was able to resolve the issue by switching the link to simply #xxxxxx Instead of the full url. Something to do with the full url version causing active state because it’s already on the page

I just forced the system call to use the pip.exe that exists in the virtual environment instead of needing to activate the environment. I would still like to know how to do what I'm asking as there are other things I do where this would be useful, but for this specific problem I was able to solve it.

Creating a keyspace with the command below resolved the issue:

CREATE KEYSPACE mykeyspace WITH replication = {'class': 'SimpleStrategy', 'replication_factor': 1};

This happens when the keybinding is not set to toggle the terminal. Follow these steps::

1. ctrl+shift+P, open command palette

2. search for View: Toggle Terminal, go to gear icon to configure the keybinding

3. set key binding

So I'm not sure what the problem was but I found a work around. I was getting the conversion for grids from 2 ints and even though I specified it as a float, it was getting the result as an int and then converting it to a float. So when copying the values, it was just copying from cell 0,0 to all the cells in the new grid To resolve, I stored all the variables as floats and then did the math.

Drawing StokePoints Using CGPath With Dark Color Over Clear Color
And GIving It As A Mask To ImageView.layer.mask Will Help Perfomance And Will Make Runtime Masking Super Smooth.

This appears to be a bug in maven-failsafe-plugin v. 3.5.3. Upgrading to v 3.5.4 or downgrading to c 3.5.2 fixes the issue.

Here is an option: https://www.areacode.us/ Codes in the USA are three-digit telephone codes used in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) to organize and route phone calls. Introduced in 1947,

This is a great question. Depending on your application, I think once you’ve got reliable beat times, you don’t need to run heavy signal processing anymore because tempo can be tracked in lightweight, causal ways. I'm currently working on a MIDI app with java integration that just sends specialized data in tiny packets.

That way I can calculate tempo in real time without needing deep learning or heavy algs. In my experience, it’s fast, lightweight, and works great for low-latency applications like syncing visuals or MIDI instruments.

I cant answer your question entirely in relation to algorithms, but I imagine there may be/already is some overlap since you could probably create an algorithm that utilizes this method.

I managed to figure it out myself.

In the API Manager, add a new Policy for HTTP Request and upload the following file in the policy:

<sequence xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse" name="TokenExchange">
    <property name="Originator" expression="$ctx:api.ut.userName" scope="transport"/>
</sequence>

Then you will get the Originator field of the header with the basic auth username.

I can only guess as to why you are getting downvotes that it's due to the question formulation. I assume you just mean why call it a driver process when it looks like two things.

If so I think the source of your confusion is because the pyspark interface runs in a single python interpreter, this connects to a separate spark driver jvm instance - two different processes. In Databricks' classic execution this is on the same machine (it needn't be for Spark Connect). Note per #32621990 this is again different for standalone clusters.

It's also possible that you are being downvoted from not doing enough research, the terms are described here, but if so I don't think that's really fair.

Per the below diagram you referenced it looks like the user code is in the same "process", this isn't really the case for pyspark, it is for non connect Java and Scala apps run in Databricks *.

I've got really in italics as it's better to think of your python api usage as orchestrating what happens in that process box. The queries you build end up running in that user code block within the driver's jvm process, your python code is remotely starting it from another vm (or even a remote machine *).

* Note what that connection is even for classic doesn't have to be standalone e.g. master of yarn or k8s addresses. In Databricks classic you don't even provide the master, it's created for you to connect to the driver.

Inside your loop body write the following assertions.

assert seqa == seqa[..i] + seqa[i..];

Some AWS-managed policies (`AWSServiceRolePolicyFor*`) are designated as "Service Role Policies" and are intended to be attached only to AWS-managed Service Roles. Attempting to attach these policies to a regular IAM role will result in an error like «Cannot attach AWS reserved policy to an IAM role».

(for futurs viewers)
if you need evaluate a function or check a value !
Probably you have to make a unit test with this info / function / evaluation
and later you will can test value or you will be able to adapt solution in a new unit test
(sorry for my poor english)

It looks like this is going to be my answer, make the field a varchar

  <column
    desc="Note"
    name="Note_UFA"
    nullok="true"
    type="varchar">
    <columnParam
      name="size"
      value="500"/>

I created an NPM package google-maps-vector-engine to handle PBF/vector tiles on Google Maps, offering near-native performance and multiple functionalities. I recommend giving it a try.

The best solution would be to write your own Roslyn analyzer.

Then it's relatively easy to prevent any synchronous access over IQueryable, DbSet, ...

You would need to consider a regular foreach as well.

In VS2022, you can use the feature search find it (Ctrl+Shift+P -> "license"). This screenshot also provides the toolbar path if you want to find it that way, too:

`// install python-shell using npm

const {PythonShell} = require('python-shell');

var pyshell = new PythonShell('filename.py');

var test={}; // declaring it as empty array

pyshell.on('message', function(message) {

test=message; // giving value to test

});

var sendme = "send me";

if (msg.text.toString().toLowerCase().includes(sendme)){

bot.sendMessage(msg.chat.id, test ); /** sending it when user

triggers the conditon **/

}`

After trying loads of things the below steps worked for me:

Within Arduino IDE select Tools -> Processor -> AT mega328P (Old Bootloader)

And obviously select the Nano as the Arduino board :)

Hope this works for someone else.

Move away from git2-rs to gix for more seamless build system.

I know this is 12 years after your posting but I use Microsoft's SqlParser with considerable success. Try...

ParseResult results = Parser.Parse("SELECT * FROM Sys.Objects ORDER BY name");

ParseResults has an IEnumerable<ErrorBase> so you can find all the errors in the code. You get access to each of the TSQL batches in you script permitting you to parse each script individually. Each batch gives you SqlCodeObject but I recommend that you convert that those trees into a List<SqlCodeObject> because from there you can find about everything you want. The bonus is that the SqlCodeObject base class gives you the location of the segment of TSQL code so you can easily highlight that code in an editor.

RUN dotnet publish -c Release -o out

Command builds sln file directly and it causes wrong files to publish. Instead of this, you should build your csproj file directly.

WORKDIR /PATH/TO/YOUR/CSPROJ/FILE
RUN dotnet publish api.csproj -c Release -o out

I've found a solution and it works very well.

This is the code I use

 Function IsWorkingDay(cal As Calendar, dateToCheck As Date) As Boolean
    IsWorkingDay = True
    
    If cal.Years(Year(dateToCheck)).Months(Month(dateToCheck)).Days(Day(dateToCheck)).Working Then
        IsWorkingDay = True
    Else
        IsWorkingDay = False
    End If
Exit Function

It's very simple and it works for the day off in calendar general and if the resource have a vacation.

I don't know if your code is similar @john-project ?!

When you use an f string you are converting everything to strings. Since str(None) == 'None' you will simply end up the string 'None'. There are more ways two handle this. (The best would in my opinion be some sort of orm like sqlalchemy to properly handle the data types). However if you just want a quick fix in python:

insert_qry = f"""
        INSERT INTO cust_db.purchases(customer_id, customer_name, purchase_date, city, customer_nickname, customer_address_type)
        VALUES ({purchase_input["customer_id"]}, 
        '{purchase_input["customer_name"]}', 
        '{purchase_input["purchase_date"]}', 
        '{purchase_input["city"]}',
        {f"'{purchase_input["customer_nickname"]}'" if purchase_input["customer_nickname"] else "NULL"},
        {f"'{purchase_input["customer_address_type"]}'" if purchase_input["customer_address_type"] else "NULL"},
        )"""

NOTE: In no means is this clean python code but it would work.

The point was not to have one SVG image in the src/app folder and one public folder in order to use the same SVG as a favicon and in other sections, by knowing that Next.js elevates some special files in the app folder like path. icon.*, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and serves them at the root then put the right tag in the final html file, see the outputs in this page:https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/file-conventions/metadata/app-icons?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Additionally, it looks like the gunicorn "access_log_format" no longer works (because uvicorn is emitting the access logs)

Any clean ways to solve that?

I have a problem with your parameters in the question. I run "sudo cat kube-controller-manager.yaml |grep pod-eviction" but I cannot get any answer, I could not find it by person, could tell me where this parameter is, please? Is there any related parameters to the self-healing of Kubernetes configuration?

Found what was happening, I'm leaving it here in case anybody finds it useful.

You need to use "transfer_rotation_to_content()"

            original = PdfReader(pdf_path).pages[0]
            stamp = PdfReader(stamp_pdf).pages[0]


            writer = PdfWriter(clone_from=pdf_path)
            for page in writer.pages:
                page.transfer_rotation_to_content()
                page.merge_page(stamp, over=True)  # here set to False for watermarking


            
            output_filename = f"{os.path.splitext(filename)[0]}.pdf"
            output_path = os.path.join(output_folder, output_filename)

            writer.write(output_path)

The problem is with these parts:

   KAFKA_ADVERTISED_LISTENERS: PLAINTEXT://kafka:9092
   KAFKA_LISTENERS: PLAINTEXT://0.0.0.0:9092

Fix it and you would be good to go.

Did you ever found a solution for this? I encountered the same issue with ElementsKit Nav Menu in Elementor

The error is maybe not worded the best but essentially what it is saying is that the IFeatureDefinitionProvider MUST be declared as Singleton, which means the DatabaseFeatureProvider has to be declared as singleton, meaning all its dependencies as well.

Once i did that the error was resolved.

main_graph.get_graph(xray=True).draw_mermaid()

xray=True solves the problem

type Required<T> = {
    [K in keyof T]-?: Exclude<T[K], undefined>;
}

Here's the Required which really works.

Solution found here https://proandroiddev.com/display-android-notifications-with-a-contact-image-on-the-left-like-all-messaging-apps-bbd108f5d147, it says setting

.setLongLived(true) on ShortcutInfo is optional but it is required true

for rounding drawable

public static IconCompat getRoundIcon(Context context){
        Drawable drawable = ContextCompat.getDrawable(context, R.drawable.pexels_lancehe_14653174);
        if(drawable == null)
            return null;
        Bitmap bitmap = ((BitmapDrawable) drawable).getBitmap();

        RoundedBitmapDrawable roundedDrawable =
                RoundedBitmapDrawableFactory.create(context.getResources(), bitmap);
        roundedDrawable.setCircular(true);

        Bitmap output = Bitmap.createBitmap(bitmap.getWidth(), bitmap.getHeight(), Bitmap.Config.ARGB_8888);
        Canvas canvas = new Canvas(output);
        roundedDrawable.setBounds(0, 0, canvas.getWidth(), canvas.getHeight());
        roundedDrawable.draw(canvas);

        return IconCompat.createWithBitmap(output);
    }

i have the same problem any solutions?

When you use something like A extends B you are saying "I want to have something A that can be assigned to B".

What this means is that for typescript there are a lot of types that can be assigned to your interface I, you can see this with a simple example:

interface I {
    foo?: number
}

type TrueOrFalse = {} extends I ? true : false // true

This means that typescript has no way to automatically detect that a type assignable to I will contains the foo property, indeed:

hasTypeError<{}>({})

works just fine. This is why i.foo will still be typed as number | undefined.

In android/gradle.properties change newArchEnabled=true to newArchEnabled=false.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/79205634/19878070

OK it transpires something like this works:

=SUMIF(INDIRECT(J2), H6, INDIRECT(J3))

Where J2 stores the text string B2:B76 and J3 stores the text string E2:E76

I just couldn't initially understand how INDIRECT works or what it even meant.

Try switching on "Use legacy form rendering" if it occurs after the 9.1 update.

Settings/Administration/Global Settings/General

Use getObject instead of presignedGetObject.

export const getFile = async (bucket: string, fileName: string): Promise<string> => {
    const buffer = await (new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        const chunks: Buffer[] = [];

        minioClient.getObject(bucket, fileName, (err, dataStream) => {
            if (err) {
                return reject(err);
            }

            dataStream.on('data', (chunk) => {
                chunks.push(chunk);
            });

            dataStream.on('end', () => {
                resolve(Buffer.concat(chunks as any));
            });

            dataStream.on('error', (error) => {
                reject(error);
            });
        });
    }) as Promise<Buffer>);

    const base64 = buffer.toString('base64');

    const extension = fileName.split('.').pop()?.toLowerCase();
    const mimeType = getMimeType(extension);

    const dataUrl = `data:${mimeType};base64,${base64}`;

    return dataUrl;
}

For returning to file object use this function.

export const linkToFile = async (blobUrl: string, fileName: string) => {
  const response = await fetch(blobUrl);
  const blob = await response.blob();
  const file = new File([blob], `${fileName}.${blob.type.split("/").pop()}`, { type: blob.type });

  return file;
};

@Lutwrld

You can manage users in MongoDB Atlas at the project level.

• Go to your MongoDB Atlas project.

• Navigate to Project Settings → Access Management.

• Under Project Access, you can add new users and assign roles (e.g., Project Owner, Project Read/Write, etc.) depending on the level of access you want them to have.

• If needed, you can also remove old users from the project.

Using INDIRECT to reference a string in a cell as a range

=SUMIF(INDIRECT(I1), TRUE,INDIRECT(J1))

Note that with this formula, you would have to place the first parameter B2:B76 in its own cell as well, in this example I placed it in cell I1

References: INDIRECT

How I fixed it:
I intercepted the Cache-Control header in my Flutter Dio client and transformed these invalid max-age values into the correct number of seconds. Key parts of the fix:

Added a regex to recognize durations like max-age=1.00:00:00.
Parsed the days, hours, minutes, and seconds and converted them into seconds.
Replaced the header value with max-age=86400 (for 1 day).
This happens before the cache parsing, preventing the exception.

hashtag#FlutterDev hashtag#GIS hashtag#ArcGIS hashtag#MobileDev hashtag#DartLang hashtag#HttpCaching hashtag#Dio hashtag#FlutterTips hashtag#ArcGISMapsSDK hashtag#ESRI

You can find all the DNS records in the dnsresources table.

dnsresources
| where type == "microsoft.network/privatednszones/a"

We do not have simple and straight forward way to unwrap a pointer type (*T) to get to T. because Golang treats them as two completely distinct types.

You can extend Required<I>

function works<T extends Required<I> = Required<I>>(i: T) {
    const foo: number = i.foo;
}

If for some reason you need to also force Required<T>, you can leave i: Required<T> as your parameter.

Make sure SMTP is enabled in your GoDaddy account, use the correct SMTP server (`smtpout.secureserver.net`), and check your account settings for any restrictions. You may also need to enable 'less secure apps' or generate an app password.

I found a newer simpler version:

=IFERROR(TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE,UNIQUE(B1:K1,TRUE,FALSE)),"")

And also one that works if the cells you want to combine are already lists:

=IFERROR(TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, UNIQUE(TEXTSPLIT(TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE,B1:K1),", "),TRUE,FALSE)),"")

You could just have =SUM(E2:E76) in cell J1 and rework your SUMIF to a simpler IF .

Yes,

I have done it here : https://gcollombet.github.io/mandelbrot/.
Github : https://github.com/gcollombet/mandelbrot.

This is using perturbation theory to compute iteration with better precision. It allow to keep precision where scale is closer to zero as calculus only use small number. It is because the derived formula that uses perturbation theory compute all point from a pre-calculated reference point, chosed very close to c or c, computed with arbitrary precision instead of c (which can be large).

Their is also various rendering optimisation to avoid useless rendering.

I found the technic in fractal forum https://fractalforums.org/index.php

hey so you have made the uistate as mutable state flow and then using it in the composable funtion as value i dont it works like that to trigger a recomposition collect the value as .collectAsState . in compose any type of flow need to be converted as state to trigger a recomposition.

Adding glColour3f and switching to white before drawing the cube fixed it. Thanks.

Here are my gathered information, hope it helps.

The plugin bundles three different policies:

• default

• OddEvenVersionPolicy

• SemVerVersionPolicy

I recently did it for my libraries, so I can tell you this: The latest Skiasharp package is still not using the right version of HarfBuzz, probably to maintain backward compatibility.

The fix? It's easy, just add the following package reference (This is temporary, and you might have to remove it in the future based on changes to the Skiasharp package)

<PackageReference Include="SkiaSharp.HarfBuzz" Version="3.119.0" />

Just do
From This

minifyEnabled true
shrinkResources true

to this

minifyEnabled false
shrinkResources false

Check if the generated column is not the first column. I was also facing same issue. After moving the column position to 2nd, was able the take backup using mysqldump

For Recent Google Play Policy for new update or new Publish app must have native code supported to 16kb.

For that you must have source code of native c++ code and CMake file where you can add code for 16kb supported flag

I chose the Workload Identity in the Authentication Type dropdown. Then, the new service principal was automatically created with federated credential instead of client secret. It worked well for me.

I am experiencing the exact same issue. But in my case, the custom realm is being used by OpenShift and GitLab. Openshift works perfectly. GitLab works great in Safari, occasionally works in Chrome, does not work at all in Firefox.

springdoc:
    writer-with-order-by-keys: true

Achieves the desired ordering

(Copied from jaco0646 and added as a top-level answer for visibility)

Not knowing PostgREST I tended to comment that "why not accessing it through a view?",
but in fact according to the doc having a view that exposes your unaccent()ed column you can REST on is the official way:

For more complicated filters you will have to create a new view in the database, or use a function.

check this: How to properly rewrite php code from version 5.6 to 7.x?

And I suggest rewriting your question as it's unclear.

colors = ButtonDefaults.buttonColors(containerColor = Color.Red)

On Amazon Linux 23, you can install PIP by running sudo dnf install python3-pip and verify it with pip3 --version. For consistent usage, use python3 -m pip. At dev technosys, we recommend keeping PIP updated via pip3 install --upgrade pip to ensure compatibility with the latest Python packages.

As of my understanding we can use jarsigner with AWS cloud HSM for signing apk or aab files, AWS won't support apksigner for signing apps instead use jarsigner.

example:

jarsigner -keystore example_keystoreRSA.store -signedjar app_signed.aab -sigalg sha512withrsa -storetype CloudHSM -storepass <password> -keypass <password> -J-classpath '-J/opt/cloudhsm/java/*' -J-Djava.library.path=/opt/cloudhsm/lib /tmp/app-release.aab <signing_key_lable>

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cloudhsm/latest/userguide/third_java-sdk_integration.html
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cloudhsm/latest/userguide/java-library-install_5.html

By clicking the hamburger icon a css-class gets added to the body.

The class is ".menu-open" which sets the following:

body.menu-open {
    overflow: hidden;
}

You could overwrite the condition with some custom css like:

body.menu-open {
    overflow: scroll !important;
}

this is due to New android edge-to-edge update:
You can install this plugin android-edge-to-edge-support
You just need to install it and no code required.

The Texter::send() method returns null because it's dispatching the message asynchronously. To get the SentMessage object, you either have to force synchronous behavior by removing the message bus from your DSN (bad idea) or handle the SentMessageEvent asynchronously in an event listener or subscriber.

So the answer is a List.Accumulator function, I had an issue initially as I was checking the whole column but using the Record.Field fixed that issue.

  DoCompare = (a, b) => if a = b then "Good" else "Bad",
  Check3 = List.Accumulator(CompareList, Source, 
  (tbl, checkName) => 
    Table.AddColumn(tbl, check name, each
       DoCompare(
         Record.Field(_, Text.Replace(checkName, "Check ") & "1"),
         Record.Field(_, Text.Replace(checkName, "Check ") & "2")
       )
    )
  )

I found this to work:

Alt + K on windows
or
opt + K on Mac

I added the following functionality for interacting with the database:

@asynccontextmanager
async def runtime_engine(db_url: str = settings.db_url):
    engine = create_async_engine(db_url, pool_pre_ping=True)
    try:
        yield engine
    finally:
        await engine.dispose()


def make_session_factory(engine) -> async_sessionmaker[AsyncSession]:
    return async_sessionmaker(engine, expire_on_commit=False)

use PORT as an env variable .

i hope it helps

it is deleted in center, pls try

me.dm7.barcodescanner:zxing:1.9.8

it done!

Could the context deadline exceeded error be related to network latency, request timeouts, or server overload?

The "context deadline exceeded" error you're seeing is a client-side timeout, but in this scenario, it's almost certainly a symptom of a bottleneck on the server-side or in the networking path, rather than a simple RPC timeout. With 5,000+ connections, you are likely hitting a resource limit.

Are there specific configurations for Spring Boot Reactive gRPC to handle a large number of concurrent streams efficiently?

For a large number of long-lived streams, you'll need to tune your gRPC server and client settings, like thread pool management, flow control or keepalive pings.

Are there limits on concurrent connections imposed by GKE's networking or my Ingress configuration?

The e2-standard-4 machine type might be insufficient for 100,000 concurrent streams. Each connection consumes memory and file descriptors.

What strategies can I use to optimize gRPC performance for a large number of subscribers in a reactive Spring Boot application (e.g., connection pooling, flow control)?

Reuse gRPC channels, tune flow control, most importantly use service mesh.

Also, to get more insight into what's happening at the gRPC level, you can enable verbose logging. This can be done by setting the GRPC_VERBOSITY environment variable to DEBUG on your server. This will produce detailed logs about connections, RPCs, and transport-level events, which can be invaluable for debugging.

Are there alternative solutions I should consider for this use case, given the high fan-out requirement?

Maybe websocket?

Setup your TEMP/TMP envs inside a custom folder and exclude that folder inside windows defender settings

I was looking how to call function/ class method and found this.

@eythort answered about functions, here is for method, where you need to define type.

If I understand question, issue is how to call

$a,$b = $C.test()

or

$a,$b = [C]::test()

I wrote this as

class C {
  static [System.Array] test () {
    return @('a','c'),'b'
  }
}

$a will be an array, and $b the letter 'b'

> $a
a
c
> $b
b

As pointed out in the comments, this is not dithering but a side effect of bitmap compression in RDP.

Settings -> System -> Keyboard -> On-screen keyboard -> Gboard (click on the name, on the left side) then
* Physical keyboard -> turn on "Show on-screen keyboard"
* Go back one level (to Gboard's setting) -> Write in text fields -> turn off "Use stylus to write in text fields"

The answer is that builds doesn't have this functionality.

Build append was designed when Xray didnt exist so it took some shortcuts to include links to builds and not the actual artifacts in the build info.

The best solution right now in the platform is to create a release bundle from the builds and scan it.

Use the gutter icon if you want to switch between rendering/editing for the whole file:

You can enable rendering Javadocs by default by following this: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/javadocs.html#render-javadocs

There is no public API to do this in the Solver.

However, if you are using Quarkus (like our quickstarts do), you can inject an instance of ConstraintMetaModel.

domains is deprecated,use this instead

const config: NextConfig = {
  images: {
    remotePatterns: [
      {
        protocol: 'https',
        hostname: 'hostname.com',
        port: '',
        pathname: '/my-bucket/**',
        search: '',
      },
    ],
  },
}
 
export default config

You may want to except ValueError instead.

DateParseError inherits ValueErrorand for some cases, pd.to_datetimethrows ValueError and not DateParseError. For example pd.to_datetime("123")

Here's the recent syntax.

# How to specify particular databases
DatabaseCleaner[:active_record, db: :two]

# You may also pass in the model directly:
DatabaseCleaner[:active_record, db: ModelWithDifferentConnection]

ref: https://github.com/DatabaseCleaner/database_cleaner?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-use-with-multiple-orms

For me db: :two syntax didn't work, but db: ModelWithDifferentConnection worked as expected.

You can define another Record class and use that as db.

class OtherRecord < ActiveRecord::Base
  self.abstract_class = true

  connects_to database: { writing: :other, reading: :other}
end

# spec/rails_helper.rb hook
DatabaseCleaner[:active_record, db: OtherRecord]

https://hawt.io/ should be what you're looking for. It visualize all the characteristics of a Camel application and it works both on prem and on Kubernetes.

Ok lol I didn't realize there's a Comments column showing Hidden due to FiltersTab>notcss

It seems I unknowingly turned this setting on in the Filters Tab

So I set it to Show all content types and it is working now.

Use the command below to open it in VS-Code.

code ~/.zshrc

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!DOCTYPE jasperReport PUBLIC "-//JasperReports//DTD Report Design//EN"

    "http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/dtds/jasperreport.dtd"\>

<jasperReport xmlns="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports"

          xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

          xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports

          http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/jasperreport.xsd"

          name="risk_incident_report"

          pageWidth="595" pageHeight="842"

          columnWidth="555" leftMargin="20" rightMargin="20"

          topMargin="20" bottomMargin="20"

          orientation="Portrait"

          uuid="abcd-1234-xyz"\>

\<!-- Parameters --\>

\<parameter name="reportedBy" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="department" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="incidentType" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="detectionDate" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="incidentDate" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="description" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="cause" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="causeSubClass" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="type" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="financialRisk" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="reputationRisk" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="lossAmount" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="likelihood" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="frequency" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<parameter name="combinedRating" class="java.lang.String"/\>

\<!-- Title --\>

\<title\>

    \<band height="40"\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="10" width="555" height="25" backcolor="#E6E6E6" mode="Opaque"/\>

            \<textElement textAlignment="Center" verticalAlignment="Middle"\>

                \<font size="16" isBold="true"/\>

            \</textElement\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Report\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

    \</band\>

\</title\>

\<!-- Detail --\>

\<detail\>

    \<band height="700"\>

        \<!-- Section 1: Risk Incident Details --\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="0" width="555" height="20" backcolor="#D9EDF7" mode="Opaque"/\>

            \<textElement\>

                \<font isBold="true"/\>

            \</textElement\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Details\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<!-- Labels and Values --\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="30" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Reported By:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="30" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{reportedBy}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="50" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Department:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="50" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{department}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="70" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Type:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="70" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{incidentType}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="90" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Detection Date:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="90" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{detectionDate}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="110" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Date:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="110" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{incidentDate}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="130" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Risk Incident Description:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField isStretchWithOverflow="true"\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="130" width="345" height="40"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{description}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<!-- Section 2: Cause, Type, Consequence --\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="190" width="555" height="20" backcolor="#D9EDF7" mode="Opaque"/\>

            \<textElement\>

                \<font isBold="true"/\>

            \</textElement\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Cause, Type, Consequence (CTC) and Risk Rating\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="220" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Cause:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="220" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{cause}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="240" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Cause Sub-Classification:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="240" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{causeSubClass}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="260" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Type:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="260" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{type}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="280" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Financial Risk:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="280" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{financialRisk}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="300" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Reputation Risk:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="300" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{reputationRisk}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="320" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Actual Loss Amount:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="320" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{lossAmount}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="340" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Likelihood:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="340" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{likelihood}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="360" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Frequency of Occurrence:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="360" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{frequency}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

        \<staticText\>

            \<reportElement x="0" y="380" width="200" height="15"/\>

            \<text\>\<!\[CDATA\[Combined Risk Rating:\]\]\>\</text\>

        \</staticText\>

        \<textField\>

            \<reportElement x="210" y="380" width="345" height="15"/\>

            \<textFieldExpression\>\<!\[CDATA\[$P{combinedRating}\]\]\>\</textFieldExpression\>

        \</textField\>

    \</band\>

\</detail\>

</jasperReport>

mpc status | awk 'NR==1' #show which song is playing

how do i keep this in a variable like:

songplaying="mpc status | awk 'NR==1'" # is not working

I tried the iso15693HandlerIOS and it seems to be working with iOS. Commands like readSingleBlock are working fine, however, I couldn't execute the custom commands. 15693-3 says I can run custom commands from 0xA0 to 0xDF, which is different for each chip? Anyhow, for instance I want to run the 'Write Config' command (0xA1) to write the RFA1SS register to lock Area 1 using PWD_1. I set up the command like this based on request format:

const res = await NfcManager.iso15693HandlerIOS.customCommand({
flags: 0x02,
customCommandCode: 0xa1,
customRequestParameters: [0x02, 0x04, 0x05],
});

However, I receive error upon running this command. Is the command not setup properly?

Upgrading to Go 1.25.1 seems to have resolved this issue.

# Default value: -Xmx512m -XX:MaxMetaspaceSize=256m
org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx4g -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8

Ok I found the issue. There is an extra set of MS fonts sitting in /Library/Fonts/Microsoft. There is also another set sitting in /System/Library/Fonts/Supplemental, which I believe is the default location. I checked another Mac where RStudio output is working if the /Library/Fonts/Microsoft exists. It does not so as soon as I move the Microsoft folder out of /Library/Font and restarted Rstudio, the tibble output started showing properly.

From above error message, the most likely cause by incorrect github secrets, your IP address is blocked, and incorrect server address or protocol. Please double check it again on your end.

My understanding is that awaitable is introduced for the native coroutine use cases. Native coroutine objects follow the generator protocol (.e.g, send(), throw(). etc). But different from generators, coroutine's send() never takes value, i.e., it always send(None). I think that requires the _await_() function to return iterator kind of enforces this: next(t) is equal to t.send(None) if t supports the send() method.

To fix this, you must explicitly define a static <machineKey> in your application's Web.config file. This ensures that all instances of your web app use the same keys for encryption and decryption.