Add the following to your environment variables (requires for dotnet tools to use the correct version): MSBuildSDKsPath=/usr/local/share/dotnet/sdk/9.0.300/sdks
Building the answer @sahil-jaidka provided in the comments, you can fix this with KeyboardAvoidingView and setting isKeyboardInternallyHandled={false} on your GiftedChat component.
The procedure doesn't return anything because all your conditional logic involving NULL evaluates to UNKNOWN in SQL Server, which is treated as false. As a result, no rows are inserted or selected. Additionally, your final SELECT is inside a TRY block, and since no error occurs, it runs silently without output. If you want to see a result, add a SELECT NULL AS [null] outside of the TRY...CATCH block at the end. And then also just a heads up that NULL = NULL does not evaluate to true in SQL — it's UNKNOWN. That’s likely why nothing is returned or inserted
What I need to do is use selectpicker('refresh'). The Javascript now looks like this:
var select = document.getElementById("options");
select.innerHTML += "<option>two</option>"
$('.selectpicker').selectpicker('refresh');
So to dynamically create options in Javascript, I can do this:
function createOptions(options){
console.log(options) // ['one', 'two', 'three']
var select = document.getElementById("options");
select.innerHTML = "<option>"+options[0]+"</option>"
for(let i = 1; i < options.length; i++){
select.innerHTML += "<option>"+options[i]+"</option>"
}
// USE THIS TO RELOAD THE LIST \/ \/ \/
$('.selectpicker').selectpicker('refresh');
}
It's because in Jinja2, string vars are "truthy" when used in bool expressions, meaning any raw (ie no "bool()" filter applied) non-null value evaluates to "true".
Similar issue observed in matlab 2024a. Solved by renaming "libstdc++.so.6" in matlab install dir to MATLAB/R2024a/sys/os/glnxa64/libstdc++.so.6.backup. Related info in https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=275084
There is a feature of Classic Release pipelines in Azure DevOps called Deployment queue settings that can define the behavior of subsequent releases.
The default setting is "Deploy all in sequence". By changing this value to "Deploy latest and cancel the others" newer releases will cancel the approval on existing stages.
You're seeing the error because mediapipe does not currently support Python 3.13. The package only provides precompiled binaries (wheels) for specific Python versions, and 3.13 is too new. To install mediapipe, you’ll need to downgrade to Python 3.12 or lower. First, install Python 3.12 from the official Python website, then create a virtual environment using python3.12 -m venv mp-env and activate it. Once inside the environment, run pip install mediapipe and it should work without issues.
How to use ak.Array with index arrays to create a custom masked output?
Using a list comprehension.
Snippet:
import awkward as ak
my_indices = ak.Array([[0, 1], [0], [1]])
my_dummy_arr = ak.Array([[1, 1], [1, 1], [1, 1]])
result = ak.Array([
[arr[i] for i in indices]
for arr, indices in zip(my_dummy_arr, my_indices)
])
print(result)
So to be sure, did it still work with IOS 18.4? It is difficult to debug with this information. See if more people with the same car brand have this issue and check your background execution rules.
If these don't help you, contact support or wait for an update.
I need more information about how you're running your Expo app. Are you using Expo Go, a Development Build, or running it the plain React Native way (e.g., npm run android)?
Just a reminder: if you're using Expo, it's highly recommended to run your app using one of the following methods:
Expo Go, This runs your app using the Expo Go client by scanning a QR code. It's great for quick testing and doesn't require a custom build.
Development Build, this runs your app in a custom environment, allowing you to make deeper changes and use native libraries or packages that are not supported by Expo Go
⚠️ Avoid running your Expo app the same way you would run a plain React Native project (e.g., npx react-native run-android), as this is not the intended workflow with Expo.
if you already run your expo app using those 2 corrected method and still get the same issue, then try to run your app again using this command
npx expo start --clear
for more information about how develop and run expo app, you can check here
MGLPolyline no longer exists in the Mapbox Maps SDK for iOS. The current version is 11.12.2 and I can't find an more recent reference to MGLPolyline than 6.4.1.. It looks like it was dropped in v10.
We cannot plot the scatterplot of two variables with a third continuous covariate in 2D.
The only thing we can do is plotting the residuals against the fitted values in a multivariate regression model.
And one more thing is that the coefficient "r" in the partial correlation analysis is not equal to the coefficient (Beta) in the regression model. So I think placing the r value in the Linear regression line in the graph is not reflecting the nature of the analysis.
Keep in mind that there's another reason that error can show up — both native librarires and assemblies can be corrupted, or your OS might be missing a root certificate (can happen on freshly installed Windows 10) and thus unable to verify the chain if the assembly is digitally signed.
The charset can be specified in a system property. If no default value is specified there, you should set it explicitly. I think setSubject() or setText() could work.
To anyone still looking for an answer to this question: I am actively developing/maintaining a simple BASH script that can create and compile Eclipse-like terminals with simple commands. See here: https://github.com/milelime/jproject
You might exceed your limit in Document AI or the PDF you uploaded might be invalid or corrupted, you can confirm it by checking the file or re-uploading it.
Also try to check your IAM permission for Document AI if it has access. Also double check if the processor ID is correct.
A Flutter widget that loads images from the network without caching. Ideal for displaying dynamic or frequently updated images that should always bypass local cache.
In order to begin getting daily summary data through the Health API, you will need to enable a ping/push notification URL at https://healthapi.garmin.com/tools/endpoints. Setting up these endpoints is detailed in section 5 of the API specification document if you need more information. Additionally, if you need further support, please contact our support team at [email protected].
When the HTTP Method is PUT, POST or PATCH, the FlowFile contents are included as the body of the request and FlowFile attributes are converted to HTTP headers, optionally, based on configuration properties.
So body is not set in properties, but is rather got from the flow FlowFile. The FlowFile concept understanding is crucial for working with NiFi, but for the simplest POST call you can just put GenerateFlowFile processor before InvokeHTTP. There is a pretty good example of setup in How to convert a Postman request into a NiFi request?
After some more research, I found the following solution that decreased the time to about 12-16 sec instead of 23-30+ sec.
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function onOpen(){
const ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActive();
ss.getSheets().forEach((sheet,index) => {
if (index <9) {
hideRows();
sheet.setActiveSelection('B4');
}else{
if (index < 11){
sheet.setActiveSelection('A1')
}
}
});
ss.getRange('Active(Date)!B4').activate();
}
function hideRows() {
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var sheet = ss.getActiveSheet();
var data = sheet.getDataRange().getValues();
// Iterate through each row and hide if all cells are blank
for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) {
var row = data[i];
if (row.every(function(cell) { return cell === ''; })) {
sheet.hideRows(i + 1);
}
}
}
`
What is your response when running grpcurl -plaintext localhost:50051 list? Postman only supports reflection v1alpha — maybe your server doesn't support v1alpha, but v1 instead. https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-app-support/issues/13120
I believe Insomnia uses the same version — only v1alpha.
Although this is almost 4 years after the fact (now using and answering for MW 1.43+), I believe the answer would lie in having to modify the \MediaWiki\Auth\AuthManager.phpconfig by adding an authentication provider class you create that implements \MediaWiki\Auth\AbstractPrimaryAuthenticationProvider and add it to your AuthManager's Config's primaryauth array (you can then change the sort value to prioritize your Token-based PrimAuthProvider above others), check out the LocalPasswordPrimaryAuthenticationProvider for reference.
Attempting this wouldn't be trivial, but does seem at least possible to do, as you'd have to make your own authentication provider and then implement that into AuthManager (via its config) to make sure it gets used in the Authentication process. For example, you can see all of the files that call beginAuthenticationhere and you can follow the source code from there to delve deeper into the authentication process.
The problem was that the file exposed in the browser and loaded into the monaco.language.typescript.typescriptDefaults.addExtraLib(...) was obviously the already precompiled .js file and no longer the .ts file.
This meant that there was no way for typescript to know that the argument was optional anymore, since all typescript annotations had been removed.
I fixed this by copying all the files added to Monacos typescript library to the public folder via a script everytime I run the devserver.
You recently detached from your active tmux sessions using the [Ctrl]+b followed by d key combination, which is the standard method to safely leave a session running in the background. However, upon attempting to reattach to your sessions using tmux attach, you encountered an error indicating that no current sessions exist. Furthermore, when running tmux list-sessions, you received a message stating that no server is running on /private/tmp/tmux-501/default, despite the fact that this socket file exists, albeit with a size of 0. This can understandably be confusing, especially since htop shows active tmux processes that have been running for a significant amount of time, suggesting your sessions are still alive.
This issue typically arises when the tmux client is unable to communicate with the server through the expected Unix domain socket. On macOS, especially older versions like OS X 10.11.16, temporary directories (such as /private/tmp) can be cleared, rotated, or changed between sessions, leading to mismatches in the environment. Additionally, if the original tmux server was launched under a different user context, environment, or with a custom socket path (tmux -S), the default tmux client commands will be unable to detect or interact with the existing sessions.
To resolve this, you can begin by identifying the actual socket in use by the running tmux server. Running lsof -U | grep tmux in the terminal will list Unix sockets currently used by tmux, which may reveal an alternate path. Once identified, you can manually reattach to the session by specifying the correct socket with a command such as tmux -S /actual/path/to/socket attach. You can also confirm the running tmux server's process and environment using ps aux | grep tmux.
If no method allows reconnection and you determine the sessions are inaccessible, you may choose to terminate the tmux server using killall tmux, but be advised this will end all active sessions and should only be used as a last resort. To avoid similar issues in the future, consider launching tmux with a named socket using a known path, such as tmux -S /tmp/mytmuxsocket new -s mysession, to ensure session consistency across different terminal environments.
In my case, Spring couldn't create a Bean written in Kotlin implementing an interface written in Java. When I rewrote the interface from Java to Kotlin, the error disappeared.
you're looking to implement localized routing in a Next.js application, next-i18n-router from the next-intl ecosystem is a great choice. Here's a basic example of how you can set it up using a routing.ts configuration.
I encountered the same issue when I was experimenting with privatelink.vaultcore.azure.net linking and unlinking a VNet that was peered with the KV. For me, it was transient, which resolved after the VNet link was established.
Your issue here is an incorrect usage of bottom and relative positioning, which moves an element relative to where it would try and go on its own. When an element has absolute positioning, bottom will set the bottom edge of the element to "a unit above/below the bottom edge of its nearest positioned ancestor." (from the docs).
There are two methods I would choose for this, based on what you mean by at the bottom of the screen:
if you mean pinned to the bottom of the viewport, you can just use position: fixed and bottom: 0.
if you mean pinned to the bottom of the entire page, change main to position: relative and set footer to position: absolute and bottom: 200px (from 2x the size of the footer, as that is measured from the bottom of the element.
if you really want to make your site work well, just use flexbox.
The trigger needed to be present in the branch which was configured to be the default branch for the pipeline, as this is the branch that is used to consider PR Triggers. For me this was the develop branch.
"If your pipeline completion triggers don't seem to be firing, check the value of the Default branch for manual and scheduled builds setting for the triggered pipeline. The branch filters in that branch's version of the pipeline are used to determine whether the pipeline completion trigger initiates a run of the pipeline. By default, Default branch for manual and scheduled builds is set to the default branch of the repository, but you can change it after the pipeline is created."
In CUDA parlance, a “block” isn’t made of full CPU-style processors but of threads. You can launch up to 1,024 threads per block (for modern GPUs with compute capability ≥2.0), organized into warps of 32 threads that execute in lockstep on the GPU’s streaming multiprocessors (SMs). The actual number of CUDA cores varies by GPU model—an A100 has 6,912 cores distributed across its SMs—so your block’s threads are dynamically scheduled onto those cores. When you choose an AceCloud GPU instance, you get to pick from NVIDIA’s latest GPUs (A100, H100, RTX A6000), each with its own SM and core counts, so you can tailor block and grid dimensions to maximize occupancy and throughput for your parallel workloads.
A Clean Alternative: Mediator-Based MVVM for Wizards in JavaFX + Spring Boot
After exploring multiple architectural options and learning from excellent feedback on StackOverflow and SoftwareEngineering.SE (thanks @James_D, @DaveB, @Ewan, and others), I implemented a third solution that closely follows the Mediator Pattern, and it’s worked great in production.
Using WizardViewModel as a Mediator
Each StepViewModel is fully decoupled — it doesn’t call the master directly or publish Spring Events.
Instead:
The WizardViewModel tracks the current workflow step and ViewKey.
The Controller (not the ViewModel!) listens for validation triggers and invokes wizardViewModel.onStepCompleted() when appropriate.
All validation, error state, and workflow logic is centralized in the mediator.
UI transitions are driven reactively using JavaFX Properties.
Controller → Mediator Communication (Example)
@Component
public class AdminPinController {
@FXML private PasswordField user1EnterPin;
private final WizardViewModel wizardVm;
private final ValidationHelper validationHelper;
private final ValidationState validationState;
private final Validator validator = new Validator();
public AdminPinController(WizardViewModel wizardVm,
ValidationHelper validationHelper,
ValidationState validationState) {
this.wizardVm = wizardVm;
this.validationHelper = validationHelper;
this.validationState = validationState;
}
@FXML
public void initialize() {
validationHelper.registerAdminsLoginValidations(validator, user1EnterPin);
validationState.formInvalidProperty().bind(validator.containsErrorsProperty());
wizardVm.validationRequestedProperty().addListener((obs, oldVal, newVal) -> {
if (Boolean.TRUE.equals(newVal) && isCurrentStepRelevant()) {
handleValidation();
wizardVm.validationProcessed();
}
});
}
private boolean isCurrentStepRelevant() {
return wizardVm.getCurrentContext().getStep() == WizardStep.LOGIN_USER1;
}
private void handleValidation() {
if (!validator.validate()) {
wizardVm.setErrorMessage("PIN validation failed.");
return;
}
wizardVm.onUserCompletedStep();
}
}
Inside the Mediator: WizardViewModel
@Component
public class WizardViewModel {
private final ObjectProperty<WizardStep> currentWorkflowStep = new SimpleObjectProperty<>(WizardStep.LOGIN_USER1);
private final ObjectProperty<ViewKey> currentViewKey = new SimpleObjectProperty<>();
public void onUserCompletedStep() {
WizardStep next = currentWorkflowStep.get().next();
currentWorkflowStep.set(next);
currentViewKey.set(resolveViewFor(next));
}
public void setErrorMessage(String message) { /* ... */ }
public void validationProcessed() { /* ... */ }
public ReadOnlyObjectProperty<WizardStep> currentWorkflowStepProperty() { return currentWorkflowStep; }
public ReadOnlyObjectProperty<ViewKey> currentViewKeyProperty() { return currentViewKey; }
}
Validation and Error Management
Validation is performed in the Controller using ValidatorFX.
ViewModel exposes a BooleanProperty for form validity:
No boilerplate, Requires Controller to forward calls
📌 Summary & Benefits
✅ Centralized workflow logic
✅ Fully decoupled StepViewModels
✅ No Spring Events or property wiring overhead
✅ MVVM-pure: Controller handles UI → ViewModel handles state
✅ Reactive, testable, and easy to debug
✅ Works cleanly with JavaFX threading
By examining LLVM's source code I found that number 10000 is used to set "maximum API level". It seems that the 10000 was chosen "with a big margin" and currently can be, for example, 777.
So Jip's answer above is by far the best one since it does an optimal fitting no matter the ratio between the aspect ratio of the container and the item, but it's JS and it's very unclear which are floats and ints in his code, and it's quite relevant to the endresult.
So here's a version of his code in C#:
public static (int nrows, int ncols, int itemWidth, int itemHeight) PackInContainer(int n, float containerWidth, float containerHeight, float itemAspectRatio)
{
// https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2476327/optimized-grid-for-rectangular-items
// We're not necessarily dealing with squares but rectangles (itemWidth x itemHeight),
// temporarily compensate the containerWidth to handle as rectangles
containerWidth = containerWidth * itemAspectRatio;
// Compute number of rows and columns, and cell size
float ratio = (float)containerWidth / (float)containerHeight;
float ncols_float = Mathf.Sqrt(n * ratio);
float nrows_float = n / ncols_float;
// Find best option filling the whole height
int nrows1 = Mathf.CeilToInt(nrows_float);
int ncols1 = Mathf.CeilToInt((float)n / (float)nrows1);
while (nrows1 * ratio < ncols1)
{
nrows1++;
ncols1 = Mathf.CeilToInt((float)n / (float)nrows1);
}
float cell_size1 = containerHeight / nrows1;
// Find best option filling the whole width
int ncols2 = Mathf.CeilToInt(ncols_float);
int nrows2 = Mathf.CeilToInt(n / ncols2);
while (ncols2 < nrows2 * ratio)
{
ncols2++;
nrows2 = Mathf.CeilToInt(n / ncols2);
}
float cell_size2 = containerWidth / ncols2;
// Find the best values
int nrows, ncols;
float cell_size;
if (cell_size1 < cell_size2)
{
nrows = nrows2;
ncols = ncols2;
cell_size = cell_size2;
}
else
{
nrows = nrows1;
ncols = ncols1;
cell_size = cell_size1;
}
// Undo compensation on width, to make squares into desired ratio
int itemWidth = Mathf.RoundToInt(cell_size * itemAspectRatio);
int itemHeight = Mathf.RoundToInt(cell_size);
return (nrows, ncols, itemWidth, itemHeight);
}
Haystack maintainer here. That is the right approach! If you'd like to use a pre-built component I'd recommend using our `ConditionalRouter` which you can use to redirect incoming queries based on boolean checks that are done using Jinja2. Check out our docs page on it here.
Check your click handler
Make sure you’re not triggering a page reload. If you’re using a button inside a form, add type="button". If you’re using an tag, add event.preventDefault() in your click handler
to me, restarting R didn't do the trick because that was not the issue. so, in case someone else run into this problem, i found that filenames that are too long (as in too many characters) seem to affect the svg file generation. if that is the case, try to shorten the filenames and export the svg.
Assuming you meant "on hover", more information is needed before your question can be properly answered. Firstly, what is your OS, VS Code version, and what other extensions do you have installed and active?
With the initial information you provided, this seems to me that you either 1) are not using the proper VSCode version or 2) have some extensions active that may be taking priority over Baseline.
According to this snowflake article, this can be caused by a few things. For me setting my mac to update time according to location worked. The clock appeared to be accurate, but maybe it was marginally out.
