That message appears when running apps on physical iOS devices - it's just telling you that the system couldn't set up its preferred memory management method and switched to a backup strategy. Your app will work fine since iOS handles this automatically. If your app is not running try to clean builder folder and product > run and check the logs, you will probably see the real error which doesn't let you run the app.
The issue was with ProGuard - even though I didn't have minifyEnabled or shrinkResources enabled to true in the build.gradle file inside the app folder, android was enabling these two configs to true by default.
Setting shrinkResources to false solved the issue.
If you want to keep it enabled to true, you can create a file named proguard-rules.pro file and put this in there:
-keep class android.graphics.drawable.Icon { *; }
You can search online for more stuff related to ProGuard issues :)
According to my knowledge grid row only works when we specify a fixed height.u can remove grid-auto-flow : columns inorder to maintain three columns even when elements increases
(Took answer from another ans: https://stackoverflow.com/a/74109314/16529532)
If it's applicable, I would avoid clang format and use your code editors formatter tool. If you can't that's okay.
As mentioned by @siggemannen, there is inconsistency between your insert statements and your initial "InvoiceLine" table data.
In the below I'm assuming your insert statements are correct with "Ticketing" for id "007" and "008".
WITH a AS (
SELECT InvoiceId, COUNT(DISTINCT Activity) AS ActivityCount
FROM InvoiceLine
GROUP BY InvoiceId
),
b AS (
SELECT
il.Activity,
SUM(il.Amount) AS Amount,
i.Pax,
a.ActivityCount
FROM Invoice i
JOIN InvoiceLine il ON i.Id = il.InvoiceId
JOIN a ON i.Id = a.InvoiceId
GROUP BY il.Activity, i.Pax, a.ActivityCount
)
SELECT
Activity,
SUM(Amount) AS Amount,
SUM(Pax) AS Pax,
SUM(CAST(Pax AS FLOAT) / ActivityCount) AS GlobalPax
FROM b
GROUP BY Activity
I am late to this discussion, but might be running into the same issue. I find that if I have purchased a subscription already in a testing environment, I receive a success message without getting the purchase sheet first. If you're still encountering it, I believe this was being executed with the previous transaction:
I need to keep digging into it to learn more, and will post an update here if I discover the cause. Note that I have found the transaction manager helpful for testing scenarios:
I don't believe this idea has been suggested above but sometimes if it gets too crazy trying to resolve the large file issue or other git issues, I've just grabbed a copy of the repo (the whole local folder etc) and put it in a folder anywhere away from git. Then do a fresh clone of the repo. Next a diffing tool like winmerge to bring in any work I don't want to lose. And leave out the offending files and push back upstream. I apologize if this is not a correct answer but it has saved a lot of hair pulling when the above just doesn't seem to work.
I tested it out and run depends.exe to check dll dependencies after compilation.
Not MKL specific code, but you see on the bottom with /libs:static no dependencies on the Intel runtime libraries exists, unlike with the first case which uses /libs:dll
Those adding "*workercount" and creating seperat "params" in the call fixed the problem:
params = [(X_train, Y_train, X_test, Y_test, classifier, ...) for classifier, parameters in classifiersAndParameters for mitigator in mitigators for constraint in constraints] * workercount
with multiprocessing.Pool(processes=workercount) as pool:
params = params[:workercount]
results = pool.map(workers, params)
None of the solutions worked for me. Oddly, stopping dev server, deleting both .env and .env.local, restart dev server > recreate env files and then all of the variables from both files worked.
If I can help just join with the use of the localhost, it will automatically offers you, when you try to signing in the source control. it will open your prefered browser, than join to your github account normally, then inside vscode cancel it and then there will be an option to setup a local server click on it and it should work
If the problem persist, write me email: [email protected] or on discord: nikolajk97
If you choose to write email write to subject Log In VSCODE.
This is because Bazel is building all of Protobuf from source. You might want to check out these pre-built protoc toolchains which are remarkably faster: https://github.com/aspect-build/toolchains_protoc
This issue comment by an Nx core contributor explains that the dist/out-tsc is simply there for parity with non-Nx angular projects and that the files are compiled in-memory by webpack.
i found a solution for this
swapping the avro convertor to org.apache.kafka.connect.converters.ByteArrayConverter
then setting "source.cluster.alias" and "replication.policy.separator" to ""
allowed the messages to be written to the target topic in avro
which allowed the sink connector to work
python
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def process_data(data):
if data:
return [item.upper() for item in data]
return None
The function process_data(data) processes the data list, and if the list is not empty, it returns a new list where each item is converted to uppercase. If the list is empty or None, it returns None.
Calling the Function:
python
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process = process_data(["apple", "banana", "cherry"])
When you call process_data(["apple", "banana", "cherry"]), it will return the uppercase version of the list:
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['APPLE', 'BANANA', 'CHERRY']
So, process is now assigned this list ['APPLE', 'BANANA', 'CHERRY']. This is not None, but a list object, and at this point, process is not callable because lists are not callable.
Calling process() Later:
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process()
This line tries to call process, but since process is a list (['APPLE', 'BANANA', 'CHERRY']), it results in a TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable. The error occurs because you're trying to invoke a list as if it were a function.
How to Fix the Error
If your intention is to call process_data() and then further process the result (e.g., iterate over it or perform additional actions), you should not try to call process after it has been assigned the result of process_data(). Instead, you should directly work with the list that process_data() returns.
Solution 1: Correcting the Calling Logic
If you intend to simply work with the result of process_data(), you can do something like:
python
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def process_data(data):
if data:
return [item.upper() for item in data]
return None
process = process_data(["apple", "banana", "cherry"])
Did you switch to the thin client oracle driver from native driver?
we have the same issue and the native driver let too many parameters go in (for some odd reason we have yet to figure out) and the new thin client catches this issue
I had the same issue, I end-up using a Python script to minimize HTML and JS before I build/flash.
Then I used WebSocket to avoid extras HTML/JS code needed for every traditional HTTP POST. Also, using WebSocket avoid extras work of ESP32 to process HTML POST/GET, instead, WebSocket sends "BUTTON_1_CLICKED".
110010101010101001101010101010010101010101010 mors code = = =10011010110101010101001010100101010001010101101010101010111111111111111111110000000000000000000001111111111111111111111100000000000000000000000001111111111111101000100101101010110101010101010
you will DIE
We ended up using embedded symbols (in the DLL). It was quite an ordeal trying to get it working with all dependencies etc but we finally got it working.
What are recommended guides on creating a make file, how do I compile from this makefile (do I call g++ myself, do I use 'make'?)
Looking at other linux software, they almost always seem to have a 'configure' file. What exactly does it do? Does it only check if the required libraries are installed or does it more than just checking requirements?
How do I link libraries, and how does this relate to my makefile or g++ parameters? In windows I would compile the library, include some header files, tell my linker what additional lib file to link, and copy a dll file. How exactly does this process work in linux?
Recommendations for code editors? I am currently using nano and I've heard of vim and emacs, but don't know what the benefits of them are over eachother. Are there
In addition to the changes provided by Mohamed, I also needed to change my request matcher.
@Bean
public RequestMatcher requestMatcher() {
// if (!swagger && !error) then apply CustomAuthenticationFilter
return new NegatedRequestMatcher(new OrRequestMatcher(Arrays.asList(
new AntPathRequestMatcher("/api-docs/**"),
new AntPathRequestMatcher("/error")
)));
}
I am not a fan of using a spoofer but when I needed to bypass a ban I used the free hwid spoofer and I was able to play without further problems and finish the level.
The spoofer works in such a way that it is undetectable, so you can avoid getting banned again if you are careful. Just make sure you stick to the rules of the game to avoid problems in the future.
Why not store an edge list on disk and then only call up the edges you are visiting next in your random walk? Can be pretty time efficient if you use a tree to index the nodes. Solutions like SQL databases, parquet files, or hdf5 implement the indexing for you. However, these solutions are not as time efficient as a hashtable in memory but you are already switching away from those.
The challenge with networkx is exactly as you describe, you are storing the graph in memory. There are different backends you can configure for networkx, but they mainly seem to add graph algorithms not memory mapping functionality.
I updated my BL class. I am referring "SampleDal" in the class.
public class SampleBl([FromKeyedServices("SampleDal")]IService service) : IService
{
public Task<string> GetString()
{
var something = await service.GetString();
return something;
}
}
It seems the issue occurs because VSCode, Pylance, and the debugger are not using the Python interpreter inside your Docker container where streamlit is installed. When you run streamlit from the terminal, it works because it uses the correct environment within the container. To fix this, ensure that VSCode is configured to use the Python interpreter inside your container (e.g., /usr/local/bin/python3.10). Update your launch.json file to specify this interpreter explicitly in your debug configurations, and make sure Pylance is set to use the same interpreter by adjusting your settings.json if necessary. Avoid setting PYTHONHOME, as it can cause conflicts. By aligning VSCode, Pylance, and the debugger to use the correct interpreter inside your Docker container, they should be able to resolve the streamlit module, and the debugger should run without any exceptions.
After some time, I figured it was because it's read as the same route address. The "trash" is considered as a "name" parameter by Laravel. I solved it by changing the route address
After some time, I figured it was because it's read as the same route address. The "trash" is considered as a "name" parameter by Laravel. I solved it by changing the route address
I'm working an a Minew P1 and face the same issue; I want to read the sensory data. I've installed a BLE debugging profile on my iPhone and used "Apple PacketLogger" (part of XCode) to inspect the connection. For more, follow this tutorial: https://www.bluetooth.com/blog/a-new-way-to-debug-iosbluetooth-applications/
So now I'm able to fully see what data is going back-and-forth on the BLE line. Some services of the device are open - like an Eddystone Beacon Control service.
But they also have their own, which is on BLE characteristics "7F280002-8204-F393-E0A9-E50E24DCCA9E".
Sending a "sync history information" gets me the follwowing ATT send commands, followed by a bunch of ATT Receive packets (which contains the data)
In the main class library there was an older version of DiagnosticSource 5.0.0.0, I changed that to 6.0.0.1 and it was resolved. Unfortunately very project specific.
I'm a new Gamemaker user.
I don't know really about a thing like a premium Gamemaker studio though. Personally, I got the download from their website, and they allowed me to get it for free, like there is a download link.
I got it from here: https://gamemaker.io/en/download
El problema que estás enfrentando al usar Blazor WebAssembly con GitHub Pages y un dominio personalizado es un error común relacionado con el enrutamiento y la configuración de las rutas base en aplicaciones alojadas en servidores estáticos como GitHub Pages. Aquí te dejo los pasos detallados para resolverlo:
1. Configura correctamente la ruta base (<base href>):
Cuando usas un dominio personalizado, debes asegurarte de que el atributo href en la etiqueta <base> de tu archivo wwwroot/index.html esté correctamente configurado.
En tu caso, si estás usando el dominio https://hiptoken.com, asegúrate de que el <base> sea:
<base href="/" />
Si tu aplicación estuviera en un subdirectorio como https://hiptoken.com/miapp, deberías usar:
<base href="/miapp/" />
Esto es esencial para que Blazor pueda encontrar correctamente los archivos estáticos y recursos necesarios.
2. Habilita redirección de rutas para aplicaciones SPA (Single Page Application):
GitHub Pages no soporta directamente el enrutamiento del lado del cliente (usado por Blazor WebAssembly). Necesitarás un archivo especial llamado 404.html que redirija todas las rutas no encontradas al archivo index.html. Esto se debe a que GitHub Pages devuelve un 404 para rutas que no coinciden con archivos reales en el repositorio.
Crea un archivo 404.html en el directorio raíz del repositorio y agrega lo siguiente:
Esto redirige cualquier solicitud no encontrada a index.html, permitiendo que Blazor maneje el enrutamiento.
3. Revisa la configuración de los DNS y el dominio personalizado:
Verifica que tu dominio personalizado esté correctamente configurado en la configuración de GitHub Pages:
Ve a la configuración del repositorio (Settings > Pages).
Asegúrate de que tu dominio personalizado (hiptoken.com) esté configurado.
Habilita Enforce HTTPS si aún no lo está activado.
4. Regenera tu proyecto con los ajustes actualizados:
Si realizaste cambios al <base href>, asegúrate de reconstruir y desplegar nuevamente tu proyecto.
Ejecuta el comando para compilar tu proyecto en modo de lanzamiento:
dotnet publish -c Release
Sube los archivos generados en la carpeta wwwroot a la rama gh-pages de tu repositorio.
5. Prueba la aplicación en tu dominio personalizado:
Visita https://hiptoken.com y verifica si los errores se han solucionado.
Posibles Errores Adicionales:
Si después de los cambios sigues viendo errores en la consola, verifica las rutas de los archivos que no se encuentran. Si siguen apuntando a ubicaciones incorrectas, revisa nuevamente la configuración del <base href>.
También puedes limpiar la caché del navegador o probar en modo incógnito para asegurarte de que los cambios se reflejen.
Espero que estos pasos resuelvan tu problema. Si sigues enfrentando dificultades, comparte más detalles del error para poder ayudarte mejor. 😊
Thank you Aculine for your code. It works great. The only thing is the label disappears on text input. Is there any way to keep it displayed at the top?
if I have 10 custom domains within an app, do I need to add the “asuid” entry 10 times?
If you have multiple custom domains linked to the same Azure App Service, you need to create a separate asuid TXT record for each domain to verify them.
Please refer this MSdoc 1 and 2 for better understanding about DNS TXT record asuid.
To verify ownership of each custom domain, you need to create separate TXT records. If you have multiple custom domains (like domain1.com and domain2.com) for the same App Service, you'll need to set up individual asuid.<subdomain> TXT records for each one, each with its own unique verification ID provided by Azure.
Check this blog for more detailed information about custom domains.
To change the number of products per row in WooCommerce, you should open your admin dashboard (/wp-admin), hover on the Appearance menu item on the left and then click on Customize. Then click on WooCommerce > Product Catalog and set the Products Per Row input to 8.
I came across some related threads that discuss this issue (see end of answer). It seems to have something to do with the node alpine image.
For me, a temporary fix was to avoid using the node:alpine image. Instead, I switched to another lightweight version, such as node:20-slim. This resolved the issue for me.
Note: While this approach works, the downside is that the resulting Docker image is larger compared to using Alpine.
