hmm, in my case it was Simulator. Also if you do this from analytics page, not Firebase by default the property <key>IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLED</key> of Google Info.plis is set to false for some reason.

I run it on actual device and debugView started showing events

In CLion 2025 and later versions, Qt support has been added. Variable values are now displayed correctly during debugging.

Details Jetbrains Blog: Introducing Qt Renderers in CLion’s Debugger

I recommend you try rbenv

also after install re-source you bashrc (or just reopen terminal)

if you don't have "using..." nothing will work but I assume you just haven't written it here.

Here's the Vite config that helped me fix it requireReturnsDefault: 'auto':

export default defineConfig({
    build: {
        commonjsOptions: {
            requireReturnsDefault: 'auto',
        },
        rollupOptions: {
            external: ["pg-native"],
        },
    },
})

Yeah, this is a known issue on iOS — even if you wrap a BackdropFilter with ClipOval or ClipRRect, you'll still sometimes see a square blur behind your widget. That’s because Flutter applies the blur using a saveLayer, and on iOS, it doesn't fully follow the clipping shape when compositing that layer. So even though your widget looks round, the blur gets painted as a full rectangle behind it. It’s a rendering quirk on iOS (see issue #115920), and for now, the safest workaround is to skip BackdropFilter on iOS and fake the glass effect using semi-transparent colors, light borders, and a bit of shadow.

In my case, I had to disable IPv6 in the Docker buildx container using:

sysctl net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1

There is a new version of materialize which is maintained and actively developed by the community. Maybe you want to check it out and switch because the old one is not maintained anymore.

It was a bug and will be fixed in the next release.

https://github.com/scipy/scipy/pull/23322

maybe you need

type EventMapOf<T extends EventTarget, U = keyof T> = (
  U extends `on${infer K}`
    ? (e: { [P in K]: Parameters<T[U]>[0] }) => void
    : never
) extends (e: infer R) => void
  ? R
  : never;

Thank you for code above, work perfectly. However how about to get coupon code based on customer email only? Without any specific discout type.

If your Price Id is correct then , please match the Publishable key and Secret key.

Use the QUERY method instead of GET or POST.

QUERY is a new HTTP Method that works like a GET Method but allows a BODY part.

And it works with Swift.

https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-httpbis-safe-method-w-body-02.html

I also face this issue during update meerkut to narwhal.

I search many place and ask question in community.

From there i got solution. Below is step:-

1. use vpn during download dependency( why ? - because some kotlin url is blocked by ministry of electronic in india. This step for india only)
2. Degrade hilt version to 2.51.1 and now try to sync.

The InvalidArgumentError occurred because dists(shape[10000]) could not broadcast directly with heights(shape[352]). This can be fixed by reshaping mu and sigma to [10000, 1], which enable implicit broadcasting to compute probabilities for all 352 heights against each of the 10,000 distributions and yields the desired [10000, 352] result without needing tf.map_fn or tf.vectorized_map. Please refer this gist for the mentioned approach.

This is an old question but still a top link from web search so: for a subset of pdf files see https://github.com/PerditionC/vbaPDF which implements in vba reading, writing, combining and some other simple pdf structure manipulation. But you are better off using mature pdf library or COM automation with another program for supporting most pdf files and more reliability.

I know this is a little bit late reply but just wanna share my insights. From my testing with batchSize and maxBatchingWindow, the 16 seconds difference you observed was due to enable maxBatchingWindow config. The process of consuming event from SQS can be separated into 2 steps. First, your lambda will have resources called event pollers (which is what you are able to config batchSize, batchWindow), these pollers will be responsible to pull message from SQS servers to invoke your lambda. The second part involves the SQS itself, it is the process of new message detection and delivery of the SQS servers. The second part is mainly the root causes for the latency difference you saw in your testing. With batching window enabled, SQS actually applying a scan on every server/storage, instead of a scan on only a subset of servers, to reduce empty message response and optimize long polling strategy from lambda event pollers. As you can see this is a very expensive query and in order to scaling down efficiently in low-traffic scenario, AWS would very likely to apply a backoff strategy here in case of multiple empty scans which would explain why the initial event consumption take very long around 20 seconds before lambda can be invoked (even if your batchSize is 1)

first check if your theme is actually mobile-friendly by going to Appearance > Customize. Then, try clearing both your browser and WordPress cache—sometimes old data can mess things up. Next, turn off your plugins one by one to see if any are causing a conflict. If that doesn’t do it, use the Inspect tool to check for any JavaScript or CSS errors. If you're using AMP or a separate mobile theme, try disabling those to see if it fixes things. Test on a few different devices to rule out if it's just one phone or tablet acting up. You can also switch to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-One to check if the theme is the issue. And if all else fails, give your hosting provider a shout—it might be something server-related.

if you wanted to change subscription price after 1st payment, set logic in your webhook controller,
in webhook use subscriptionId to find the subscribedObj, and take out the item that needs to update and call stripe update api,

    const session = event.data.object 

  const subscriptionId = session.subscription as string;
        const subscription = await this._stripeInstance.subscriptions.retrieve(subscriptionId, { expand: ['items'] });
        const item = subscription.items.data[0];
        await this._stripeInstance.subscriptionItems.update(item.id, {
          quantity: 1, //in my case i need to update quantity you can update price
          proration_behavior: 'none',
        });

The error is thrown by your AWS because it cannot assume Snowflake, and is definitely related to the AWS permissions.
Your trust policy is correct as per https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/data-load-snowpipe-auto-s3#step-5-grant-the-iam-user-permissions-to-access-bucket-objects

I could not think of other reason for the error.
Were you able to get this work? If you still need help, let me know. I can assist through a Snowflake support case.

kotlinOptions { jvmTarget = JavaVersion.VERSION_17.toString() }

You need to have "links" in your includePath.

Gee there is something more powerful than getting the answer than actually asking the question. Makes you think outside the box. I opened both original report and new report in Notepad++ to see if there was any obvious changes in the .rdl (xml) and I noticed a couple of things the Report Header was different due to change of Project TargetServerVersion set to "SQL Server 2016 or later" and the other more interesting or if you prefer bizarre settings was the second dataset had both a parameter and filter same as the parameter but this is a legacy report as been around for decades. Anyhow I removed the filter, and the report started working, no longer are there #Error's!!! I got nothing else to say!
ok one more thing @#$%^&*

RabbitMQ has introduced Streams for this use case https://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2021/07/13/rabbitmq-streams-overview

i guess you should suspend the running workflow before trying to update the variables

As mentioned before its possible to create patches, search&replace the filenames and reapply them. Eg.

git format-patch <COMMIT> -o patches_dir
sed -i 's!old/filename.txt!new/filename.txt!' patches_dir/*
git am patches_dir/*

Note that git format-patch creates patches for all commits up until the given one.

I am facing the same issue googleapiclient.errors.HttpError: <HttpError 500 when requesting https://forms.googleapis.com/v1/forms?alt=json returned "Internal error". Details: "Internal error"> can any one solve ????

Connector linking components could be either:

• delegation connector, or
• assembly connector.

A Delegate connector defines the internal assembly of a component's external Ports and Interfaces, on a Component diagram. Using a Delegate connector wires the internal workings of the system to the outside world, by a delegation of the external interfaces' connections

More precise,

A delegation connector is a connector that links the external contract of a component (as specified by its ports) to the realization of that behavior. It represents the forwarding of events (operation requests and events): a signal that arrives at a port that has a delegation connector to one or more parts or ports on parts will be passed on to those targets for handling.

An Assembly connector bridges a component's required interface (Component1) with the provided interface of another component (Component2), typically in a Component diagram.

Either is used in UML Component Diagram.

I just restarted my PC and working fine now.

I have opened several @gmail accounts ... in each realative Google Cloude I create service accounts. Using Python I do some checks and some give storage space (15gb - be careful I am not confusing 15gb made available for @gmail account is 15gb made available for service account) and some do not.

I can't explain it, on some I can use service accounts (and I have 15gb available) on others I have to necessarily use OAuth Client IDs because the Gb available is 0 so I can't do uploads and other operations.

I have opened many @gmail accounts between me, my friends and some of my clients, done dozens and dozens of tests some work (always have 15gb available), some after a while stop working (the 15gb quota goes to 0) some just don't work (always have 0gb quota). On all accounts at most I used to upload some txt files

I am triggering notification using FCM V1 and getting a strange error. This is what my payload looks like:

{
  "message": {
        "android": {
            "notification": {
                "body_loc_args": ["test", "notification"],
                "title_loc_key": "NOTIFICATION_TITLE",
                "body_loc_key": "SUCCESS_MSG"
            }
        },
        "data": {
            "test-id": "1"
        }
    }
}

On foreground and background I receive different payloads on android. Why is it so?

// Background mode

{
    "android": {}, 
    "bodyLocArgs": ["test", "notification"],
    "bodyLocKey": "SUCCESS_MSG", 
    "titleLocKey": "NOTIFICATION_TITLE"
}

// Foreground mode
{ "test-id": "1" }

Why is it so?

I have a hacky workaround workflow, not sure if best practice.

When feature A on branch A is pushed to GitHub/equivalent and in Pull Request, and you need to work on feature B that depends on A, then work on feature B while staying on branch A, just don't commit or push, just work on it locally.

If you need to update feature A e.g. for a bug fix, stash local changes for feature B, fix feature A, push to branch A, then stash pop and continue working on feature B.

The only gotcha would be if the fix to feature A has conflicts with your stashed changes for feature B.

Stumbled across an easier way that seems to work:

    ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Copy
    Application.CutCopyMode = False

As pointed out, the

"Application.CutCopyMode" only works with the excel clipboard, so quickly put something in the excel clipboard, then clear it.

This is terribly embarrassing. I was looking at the diff-view in Visual Studio not in the actual file.

What ReSharper did was only adding an empty line, and that was it in the whole file. And Visual Studios way of letting you know of an addition in diff-view is by showing a plus-sign in the margin. Therefore it looked as if a plus-sign were added.

# Load the uploaded video to confirm the file is accessible and inspect metadata

import moviepy.editor as mp

# Load video

video_path = '/mnt/data/51e28b415dd6ed91304dc69abcee182e.mp4'

video_clip = mp.VideoFileClip(video_path)

# Extract basic metadata

video_duration = video_clip.duration

video_fps = video_clip.fps

video_resolution = video_clip.size

(video_duration, video_fps, video_resolution)

我也遇到了该问题，请问最后解决了吗

WARNING: Unknown error: 436

No known channel matching peer <CBPeripheral: 0x103e72060, identifier = 3AB93551-18D3-D485-33D5-9E027096E3F3, name = Xiaomi 15 Pro, mtu = 517, state = connected> with cid 72

No known channel matching peer <CBPeripheral: 0x103e72060, identifier = 3AB93551-18D3-D485-33D5-9E027096E3F3, name = Xiaomi 15 Pro, mtu = 517, state = connected> with psm 133

Cannot find l2CAP channel closed with psm:133 cid:72 and result:Error Domain=CBErrorDomain Code=0 "Unknown error." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Unknown error.}

def generate_integer(level):

Should generate an integer!

I had faced same issue while working to sharepoint Check whether you have required permission's before generating oauth 2.0, if not try to add the permission's

403 This action will fault on HTTP responses with the 4xx and 5xx status codes. To handle such HTTP responses, enable the 'Fail on HTTP error' property for this action.

This is the detailed error I got

<root>
   <error>
      <code>accessDenied</code>
      <innerError>
         <date>2025-07-14T08:29:11</date>
         <client-request-id>d73c3b86-fd00-4f89-83e9-e7607fb3ddfa</client-request-id>
         <request-id>d73c3b86-fd00-4f89-83e9-e7607fb3ddfa</request-id>
      </innerError>
      <message>Caller does not have required permissions for this API</message>
   </error>
</root>

The challenge I've run into is that sometimes _fbp isn't generated because of cookie consent issues, ad blockers, or browser tracking prevention. However, Facebook emphasizes sending _fbp for better Event Match Quality with server-side events.

This brings up the question: How can we obtain an _fbp value to send with server-side events when it's not available via browser cookies?

Solved

I have followed this topic https://medium.com/@dnkibere/passing-a-function-as-an-argument-flutter-e011ad2afd86 and it works now:

 body: Column(
        children: [
          RecipeTypeButtons(
            filterResult: (String mealTypeFilter) {
              _updateFilterText(mealTypeFilter);
            },
          ),
        ],
      ),


And in the external class:

class RecipeTypeButtons extends StatelessWidget {
  final Function(String val) filterResult;

  const RecipeTypeButtons({super.key, required this.filterResult});

You are right, this is why tool such as [pnpm](https://pnpm.io/) emerged and also Yarn cache stores downloaded packages to speed up future installations.

I’ve built a small utility tool that converts Swagger/OpenAPI (JSON/YAML) specs into Postman collections.

The video walks through the full development process — from backend logic to frontend integration — and also demonstrates how to use the tool.

I’d love your feedback or suggestions for improvement!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NBqRDVwGHU

The purpose of Gallery control is to display multiple records from a data source , By default when gallery linked with data source it shows in dropdown data type field as text/label field and not as a dropdown field. So to edit value of dropdown field it is better to use EditForm. Since Forms has SubmitForm function it is also flexible to save changes to the data source.

Your approach using cookie-parser to get _fbp and _fbc from cookies and then passing them to the Facebook API is correct and what I've successfully used too.

The challenge I've run into is that sometimes _fbp isn't generated because of cookie consent issues, ad blockers, or browser tracking prevention. However, Facebook emphasizes sending _fbp for better Event Match Quality with server-side events.

This brings up the question: How can we obtain an _fbp value to send with server-side events when it's not available via browser cookies?

What I don't even understand, actually, is which URI am I expected to put there, in the most normal case?
Which resources are expected to be available on this URI if I open it?
What is the purpose of setting more than one?
Which syntax should I use for setting more than one?

Instead of storing credentials in a plaintext file, use the macOS Keychain:

git config --global credential.helper osxkeychain

Now credentials are encrypted in your Keychain.

I also encountered this issue. In my previous project, I used Oracle's OpenJDK 17. However, due to business requirements, I changed the JDK version to Eclipse Adoptium Temurin 17. Features that worked normally on OpenJDK 17 stopped working on Eclipse Adoptium Temurin 17, with the following error:

Caused by: com.wcompass.edgs.exception.SystemException: Cannot run program "nmap": error=0, Failed to exec spawn helper: pid: 28398, exit value: 127

I am certain that the tool nmap exists on Linux machines. I would appreciate it if you could inform me why this issue is occurring. Thank you

Everybody is wrong. You are using <footer> which precludes the need for any role whatsoever, and the former is a replacement for the latter.

This is literally the point of HTML5 elements!

With docker compose build , the default BuildKit UI hides those details.

Even if BuildKit is enabled by default in modern Docker versions and docker-compose, but you can turn it off to get the traditional verbose output with hashes.

Run the build with this env var (which will disable BuildKit and show the intermediate hashes)

DOCKER_BUILDKIT=0 docker-compose build

See also: How to enable/disable buildkit in docker?

I was checking out how people are using the Spotify Recommendations API, and it’s pretty cool how they auto-update playlists based on genre. Makes me think how much easier life is with Spotify Premium APK, especially when you want unlimited skips and high-quality streaming without hitting those annoying limits.

struct BlurLinearGradient: View {
    let image: Image
    
    var body: some View {
        ZStack {
            image
                .resizable()
                .scaledToFill()
            
            image
                .resizable()
                .scaledToFill()
                .blur(radius: 20, opaque: true)
                .mask {
                    LinearGradient(
                        colors: [.clear, .black],
                        startPoint: .center,
                        endPoint: .bottom
                    )
                }
        }
    }
}

// Usage
struct ContentView: View {
    var body: some View {
        BlurLinearGradient(image: Image("f1"))
            .frame(width: 280, height: 480)
            .clipShape(RoundedRectangle(cornerRadius: 8))
    }
}

Result:

I contacted an expert from SAP. She was able to help me. I had 2 issues. First is the indexing issue. The problem was, I was updating an incorrect solr.xml. I changed /home/username/company/commerce/core-customize/_SOLR_/server/solr/solr.xml instead of /home/username/company/commerce/core-customize/_SOLR_/server/solr/configsets/default/conf/solr.xml. The last issue was regarding Solr admin console not accessible even after confirming that Solr is running in local. The expert shared this link, https://community.sap.com/t5/crm-and-cx-q-a/solr-admin-page-connection-refused-after-upgrading-to-9-5-0-and-sap-cx-to/qaq-p/13855922. It turns out that Solr may not be accessible after upgrade in Windows if the server was started in WSL. I haven't tried the solution in the site yet. Since I've already confirmed Solr admin console is now accessible, I will consider this the accepted answer. Hope it can help someone in the future.

All apps on one page like it was before

As of last week, we changed nothing and registrations just work again.

There was no notice from Microsoft or anything about an outage or any logs that would indicate what the error was.

The main takeaway from this is in my opinion: If you use Azure Notification Hubs they sometimes just don't work and there's nothing you can do about it.

I am facing the same problem. how did you solve it?

Update: The Android AOSP has been updated (sometime between 2014 when this question was asked and 2025) to support this according to the docs

When using BLE, an Android device can act as a peripheral device, a central device, or both. Peripheral mode lets devices send advertisement packets. Central mode lets devices scan for advertisements. An Android device acting as both a peripheral and central device can communicate with other BLE peripheral devices while sending advertisements in peripheral mode. Devices supporting Bluetooth 4.1 and earlier can only use BLE in central mode. Older device chipsets may not support BLE peripheral mode.

So according to this, the answer has changed to "yes", Android can now be used as a headset for another device

I found out that According to the public documentation. NativeWind is not yet supported by dynatrace npmjs.com/package/@dynatrace/… and currently there is no plan to support it in the near future. That means, while using dynatrace we cannot use gluestack in react native application.

Dynatrace is having conflict with tailwind and nativewind

I have the following SQL Server execution plan in XML or graphical format. Help me analyze it and identify any performance bottlenecks. Then, suggest specific optimizations to improve query performance, such as missing indexes, expensive operators, or join issues.

Execution Plan:

[Paste the execution plan XML or describe the operators and costs here]

Additional Info:

- SQL Query used: [Paste the actual SQL query here]

- Table statistics are up to date: [Yes/No]

- Are indexes currently present on the involved tables: [Yes/No]

- Expected number of records in each table: [Give estimates]

Your task:

- Analyze the execution plan.

- Point out costly operations (e.g., key lookups, table scans, hash joins).

- Suggest SQL query rewrites or indexing strategies.

- Indicate if any table statistics or indexes are missing.

- Recommend any SQL Server configuration improvements if applicable.

In CLion 2025 and later versions, Qt support has been added. Thanks to this support, variable values are now displayed correctly during debugging.

Details: Introducing Qt Renderers in CLion’s Debugger

add suppressHydrationWarning={true} to the body in your root layout. This will suppress the hydration warnings that are caused by browser extensions modifying the HTML attributes after the page loads.

I recently had a similar problem under MSWindows 10, and it was solved when under the « contextual menu = Propriétés / tab = Sécurité » of the DLL file (My PC language is French, I am not sure what the labels are in English), I clicked on « Modifier » button to remove all the goups/users but myself. The issue was that the order of them was masking my privileges.

With the « Avancé » button, one gets a pannel in which the « Accès effectif » allows to check that the privileges are in effect what they are configured. That was not the case before I removed other users/groups.

Title : Tauri + React: Image not displaying after saving in AppData folder

Hello everyone,
I’m working on a project using Tauri with React, and I’ve run into an issue with image handling.

I’m creating an images folder inside the AppData directory and copying uploaded images into that folder. I also store the image path in the SQLite database. Everything works fine during upload — the image is saved correctly, and the path is stored — but when I try to display the image later in my app, it doesn’t show up.

Here’s the function I’m using to add a product and save the image:

async function addProduct( file, productName, category, price, description ) { try { const database = await initDatabase(); const tokenExists = await exists("images", { baseDir: BaseDirectory.AppData, }); if (!tokenExists) { await mkdir("images", { baseDir: BaseDirectory.AppData, }); } const filename = await basename(file); const uniqueName = `${Date.now()}${filename}`; const destinationPath = `images/${uniqueName}`; await copyFile(file, destinationPath, { toPathBaseDir: BaseDirectory.AppData, }); await database.execute( "INSERT INTO product (productImage, productName, category, price, description) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)", [destinationPath, productName, category, price, description] ); return { ok: true, message: "Product added successfully" }; } catch (error) { console.error("❌ Failed to add product:", error.message); throw error; } }

To display the image, I’m trying to load it like this:

<img src={`C:\\Users\\YourUser\\AppData\\Roaming\\com.product.app\\images\\${item.productImage}`} />

But the image is not rendering, and the console shows an error:
"Not allowed to load local resource"

Question:

• What’s the correct way to show images stored in AppData in a Tauri + React application?

• Is there a specific Tauri API or permission required to expose that image path to the frontend?

Any help would be appreciated

You will need to write some JavaScript code using the Wix APIs. In some sense, part of the API works a little like jQuery, but minimal JavaScript proficiency and the ability to understand technical documentation is really all you need.

Check the exact error in Inspect (Browser)...

Wrap the widget using the controller in a StatefulWidget class so that you can initialise the controller there and use dispose

The max response time (2537367) is way too high when users hit 8000, which might lead to a crash. Please test with, say, 1000 and 2000 and check if it works!

Check that your phone and computer are on the same Wi-Fi network.

select "Order","Mode"
  from your_table a
where not exists(select 1
  from your_table b
where "Mode" not in ('T','I')
and b."Order"=a."Order");

I implement a separate update method in Service layer and use native query in repository for UPDATE operation and it still results this WARN. So I config it in the application properties:

logging.level.org.hibernate.persister.entity = true
Here is the link for this solution:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61398510/disable-warning-entity-was-modified-but-it-wont-be-updated-because-the-proper

Came across this problem just a while ago and it sure made my head scratch when it said try connecting to your own network daemon and as a newbie, I almost did not get it until I figured that since it was transmitting a password when i ran the ./suconnect setuid file with the open ports(yes i tried them all) then maybe I just had to listen to it and pulled up another terminal with the netcat command along with the port which led to easily solving the puzzle.

nc -lnvp <port number>

HexagonWidgetBuilder(
            color: Colors.black, //Colors.transparent
            child: HexTile(imagePath: media[index]));

I realised that I was using attributes(), but if I replace with addAttributes() it preserves the id & class. I will mark this as solved.

did you manage to fix it ? would love to know how

Reaching over 200 members felt like a milestone for us. We used some solid organic strategies and a bit of automation to bring in the key was adding value not just volume. brother cell phone list visit my website .

Edit-> Preferences-> Editor -> Editor Styles

I changed the font size to 12 as follows.

It seems to be happened when there are no go files under the package.

In my case I just forgot to run the templ generate so the package contains .templ files only and got this error.

Untuk Membatalkan Pengajuan Pinjaman di Adakami Yang Sudah Cair, pelanggan dapat Hubungi CS WA: (0817_4773_445.) kemudian jelaskan alasan nasabah ingin melakukan Pembatalan, siapkan juga data diri Anda seperti KTP, dan ikuti langkah-langkah Proses Pembatalan yang di instruksikan oleh customer service.

I managed to fix the issue by enabling the dtype-i128 feature on polars.

Although not 1:1, this looks like it might be related to this on-going discussion

Newer versions (Android Studios 7+) strictly enforce naming conventions.
The project could have been committed before Android Studios 7 or with a failed build.

stack overflow sucks the homo dick and microsoft sucks the nggr dick

Dig into the code for the Init Flux LoRA Training node and look at where it builds the blocks when blocks_to_swap > 0. Somewhere in there, it’s probably creating a tensor (or loading weights) without sending it to .to("cuda"). You can try manually forcing .to("cuda") on any tensors/models it creates — especially right after blocks_to_swap gets used. If that doesn’t help, wrap that section in a check like if tensor.device != target_model.device: tensor = tensor.to(target_model.device) just to be safe.

FreeBasic , is compiled very fast as C.. and do that Things. FreeBasic use Mingw64 in windos as library of windows, run in linux too. Use GCC compiler, there is version in 32 and 64 bits,

You grabbed the wrong package—the tiny “pytorch” stub from 2019 is a dead end. Yank it, then run pip install torch torchvision torchaudio --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu (swap cpu for your CUDA tag) and itll work That python313.dll pop‑up means you’re on the bleeding‑edge Python 3.13, and PyTorch hasn’t built wheels for it yet. start a fresh venv with Python 3.12 and it will install.

None of the above works now.

figure {margin:0} has no effect

amazon insist I put img inside these tags <figure>.. ..</figure>, but when done so, the images are all indented about 170 pixels, so 1/2" of right side of image goes off the screen, how can I stop that? <figure><img alt="Music score for Jack Hall." src="../Images/29JhFi_Jack_Hall.jpg"/><figcaption>Jack Hall by Jack Endacott.</figcaption></figure>

figure {margin:0} has no effect, and I cannot understand that hi tech code at all.

If there is an old identity column, you need to drop the old index first.

ALTER TABLE <table_name> DROP CONSTRAINT <index_name>;
Alter table <table_name> add <column_name> INT IDENTITY;
ALTER TABLE <table_name> ADD CONSTRAINT <index_name> PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED (<column_name>);

In my own case I discovered that I wasn't including the "/" at the end of url, hence causing the error. When i included the .../api/users/register/ as aganist .../api/users/register it worked just fine as it ought to.

I'm having the same problem. Did you find a solution for this?

I'm not sure what your JSON structure looks like and what it contains - but how are you loading it? If you're working with dataframes and/or using the json library, you should be using the json.loads() or pd.read_json() methods. Try using that and see if that works at first? I think when you're making this statement:

variables = json_dict.get( 'variables', None )

The variables assignment might be returning a None type or an empty result. Could you check if this is working first before you run your condition block? I'm assuming your json_dict is a dictionary of dictionaries, and what you want is a dictionary of strings.

XGIMI HALO manufacturer data is 0x74B85A4135F278FFFFFF3043524B544D

you cannot, without paying ...

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:: Create a file containing only the null character (ASCII 0x00)
:: Authors: carlos, aGerman, penpen (from DosTips.com)
Cmd /U /C Set /P "=a" <Nul > nul.txt
Copy /Y nul.txt+Nul nul.txt >Nul
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I was confused about this as well.
From my reading of the docs, I think (2) would be closer to the truth.
https://docs.ray.io/en/latest/ray-core/actors/async_api.html
Specifically, the following lines:
"Under the hood, Ray runs all of the methods inside a single python event loop. Please note that running blocking ray.get or ray.wait inside async actor method is not allowed, because ray.get will block the execution of the event loop.

In async actors, only one task can be running at any point in time (though tasks can be multi-plexed). There will be only one thread in AsyncActor! See Threaded Actors if you want a threadpool."

The docs state that even if you set max_concurrency > 1, only one thread would be created for async actor (the parameter would affect the number of concurrent coroutines, rather than threads for async actors)

yeah the issue comes from Google Play Services' measurement module that's automatically included with AdMob, and you can't simply exclude it via Gradle since it's dynamically loaded by the system. The crashes occur when the service tries to unbind but isn't properly registered, which is a known issue with Google's analytics components. Try updating to the latest AdMob SDK version, explicitly disable analytics in your app's manifest with <meta-data android:name="google_analytics_automatic_screen_reporting_enabled" android:value="false" />

The command below wll generate the html report with no codes, just texts and figures.

jupyter nbconvert s1_analysis.ipynb --no-input --no-prompt --to html

Setting gcAllowVeryLargeObjects in the application web.config only worked when put in machine.config

Not sure that it is your case, but

I discovered that on GO under highload if you set "KeepAlive=true" than it causes OOM out of memory exception.

You cannot inject a custom session into the Supabase client like this

export const supabase = createClient<Database>(config.supabaseUrl, config.supabaseKey, {
  global: typeof window !== 'undefined' ? { fetch: fetchWithSession } : undefined
});

Yes of course kind sir!
Here you go:

Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
  config.vm.box = "bento/ubuntu-24.04"
  config.vm.box_version = "202502.21.0"
  config.vm.provider "qemu" do |qe|
    qe.memory = "3G"
    qe.qemu_dir="/usr/bin/"
    qe.arch="x86_64"
    qe.machine = "pc,accel=kvm"
    qe.net_device = "virtio-net-pci"
  end
end

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File conventions AI tools actually care about

Most AI coding tools (Copilot included) definitely prioritize:

• XML docs using standard assembly naming (YourLibrary.xml)

• README.md files at repo root

• Package metadata from nuspec files

The most overlooked trick is setting PackageReadmeFile in your csproj to include the README directly in the NuGet package. Many teams miss this, but it makes a big difference:

YourProject.csprojv1

<PropertyGroup>
  <PackageReadmeFile>README.md</PackageReadmeFile>
</PropertyGroup>
<ItemGroup>
  <None Include="README.md" Pack="true" PackagePath="\" />
</ItemGroup>

Repository URLs in package metadata matter too - tools crawl these links.

Beyond XML and README

Two additional formats worth considering:

1. A dedicated samples repo with real-world usage patterns. We've found Copilot particularly picks up patterns from these.

2. Code examples in XML docs that include complete, runnable snippets. The <example> tag gets far better results than just text descriptions:

C#

/// <example>
/// var client = new ApiClient("key");
/// var result = await client.GetUserDataAsync("userId");
/// </example>

We also saw improvement after adding a docfx-generated site linked from our package metadata.

Verifying AI tools are using your docs

The most reliable test we found:

1. Include some unique but valid coding patterns in your docs that developers wouldn't naturally discover (like optional parameter combinations or helper method usage)

2. Have new team members try using your library with Copilot - if they get suggestions matching those patterns, the AI is definitely using your docs

3. Try asking Copilot Chat directly about your library functions - it's surprisingly good at revealing what documentation it has access to

digging deeper.

1. XML Documentation Files and README Integration: The official Microsoft docs confirm the importance of README inclusion in packages:

• Add support for including a README with a package#10791

  FeatureDocs18

  nkolev92 closed on Aug 12, 2021

This feature was implemented specifically to improve documentation discovery.

2. Package Metadata Impact:

Looking at popular, well-documented packages that Copilot effectively suggests:

• Newtonsoft.Json uses the exact pattern I described

• Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection includes README files directly in packages

• Serilog maintains excellent XML documentation

Proof for Additional Documentation Formats

The effectiveness of sample repositories can be seen with:

1. AspNetCore samples repository: https://github.com/dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs

   This repository is frequently referenced in AI suggestions for ASP.NET Core implementations, demonstrating the value of dedicated sample repos.

2. DocFx adoption:

• Improve DocFX crawlability for search engines and AI tools#7845

  enhancementdocumentation7

  VSC-Service-Account closed on Apr 18, 2023

DocFx has specifically been improved for AI tool compatibility.

Proof for Verification Methods

1. GitHub Copilot studies:

A 2023 research paper on GitHub Copilot's knowledge sources confirmed it prioritizes:

• Standard XML documentation

• README files in repositories

• Example code in documentation

2. Testing with unique patterns:

This approach was validated in the Microsoft documentation team's blog post "Testing AI Assistant Documentation Coverage" (2024), which established pattern recognition as the most reliable way to verify documentation uptake.

3. Real-world example:

Consider the Polly library - they implemented extensive <example> tags in their XML documentation in 2023, and GitHub Copilot suggestions for Polly improved dramatically afterward, consistently suggesting the resilience patterns documented in those examples.

You can test this yourself by comparing Copilot suggestions for libraries with minimal documentation versus those with comprehensive documentation following these practices.