As also already mentioned by @SamB in his answer: For me it seems to be the most convinient way to just escape the dot with a backslash \.
My problem string was: "extra.net" (which was automatically linked to https://extra.net ) and by writing extra\.net it shows up just as plain "extra.net" without any link.
Project the axis-aligned rectangle (with sides w and aw, where a is the aspect ratio) onto the directions of the sides of the rotated rectangle. Then, to fit, you need, simultaneously,
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(3);
PdfPCell cell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("some clever text"));
cell.getDefaultCell().setBackgroundColor(new Color(255,0,0)); //Red Color we get
If you're facing this on Android emulator, check the network connectivity in the emulator, if it's not working, it should show an exclamation point (!).
If you're facing this on a real device, make sure you're connected on same network as your PC.
Turns out that things indeed stopped working due to the 401 blockage. Two days after my /.well-known/apple-app-site-association was accessible again (after removing the 401 blockage), deep linking works again as intended; without me doing anything else.
Please be aware, that DDD only mandates that the domain layer invocations operate on the aggregate root level. Is does not mandate the same for the persistence layer invocations. That’s out of scope. That’s why I would go for the following approach assuming that you have an "OrderAggregateDomainService" with a method renameOrderItem(orderId, orderItemId, newOrderItemName). The method would basically perform the following 3 steps:
Load the whole Order domain object via the “OrderRepository.retrieveOrderById(orderId)” call.
Invoke Order.renameOrderItem(orderItemId, newOrderItemName) => I assume there is some business logic required that checks the validity of the “newOrderItemName” and that we want to implement that logic in the domain type.
If the validity check is ok, then invoke a second repository method “OrderRepository.renameOrderItem(orderId, orderItem : OrderItem)” => This method does not load the whole order again, it only doublechecks if the persisted OrderItem actually refers to the given orderId and then performs the update of the OrderItem
Additional Remarks:
If someone else would try to rename the same OrderItem at the same time then we could actually face a race condition. Let’s assume both try to update from the same version 1. There are two cases: If you map the version attribute from the JPA entity also to the domain entity and vice versa, then the slower one should get the classical OptimisticLockException. If you do NOT map the version attribute to the domain entity and back, then things get too complicated to explain all variations in detail here, but the bottom line is that you should in fact map the version attribute to the domain entity.
As of 2025, Kubernetes has introduced a new recommended Events API events.k8s.io/v1, where involvedObject is renamed to regarding. The new fieldSelector could be set as regarding.name=<pod>,regarding.kind=Pod.
A great shame Java doesn't (yet) have support for this.
Here's an example, how this can be achieved with a POJO Stream.:
package org.stackoverflow;
import java.time.Clock;
import java.time.Instant;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;
import java.util.stream.IntStream;
public class StackOverflow_69450027 {
private static record InstantHolder(int i, Instant instant, int remainder) {}
public static void main(final String[] args) {
final var gotZero = new AtomicBoolean(false);
final var holderArray = IntStream.range(0, 10_000) // (Range must not be empty!)
.mapToObj(i -> {
if (gotZero.get()) { // Previous Iteration yielded desired result...
return null; // ...so we can trigger the "takeWhile" escape.
}
final var instant = Clock.systemUTC().instant();
final var remainder = instant.getNano() % 1_000;
if (remainder == 0) { // Trigger "takeWhile" escape NEXT ITERATION?
gotZero.set(true); // (but this first 0 will be accepted)
}
final var holder = new InstantHolder(i, instant, remainder);
System.out.println("peek......: " + holder);
return holder;
})
.takeWhile( holder -> holder != null) // "takeWhile" escape
.sorted (Comparator.comparingInt(holder -> holder.remainder))
.toArray (InstantHolder[] :: new);
/*
* The resulting Array will always have at least 1 entry.
* As the entries were sorted, entry [0] will contain the Result with the least Remainder...
*/
System.out.println("** RESULT.: " + holderArray[0]);
}
}
I have found an answer, long story short there is an issue from MS side regarding errors reporting to the user in Azure when MI env var is used to connect to storage account. At the beginning I have started with managed identity (AzureWebJobsStorage__accountName), after it failed and I did not receive satisfying answer on current question on SO I have decided to go with storage account keys, I have enabled keys on storage account and set AzureWebJobsStorage to connection string - after setting this env var for all 5 functions I received the error in azure function:
And in fact it turned out that all of my functions have names longer than 32 characters and 2 of these functions have exactly the same 32 first characters - so the host id was duplicated.
Use a separated storage account for each function app or slot involved in the collision.
Rename one of your function apps to a value fewer than 32 characters in length, which changes the computed host ID for the app and removes the collision.
Set an explicit host ID for one or more of the colliding apps. To learn more, see Host ID override.
I have decided to go with last option to avoid losing MI connection (I have to request such identities setup from IT department). So for all of 5 function apps I have generated lower case guid, removed dashes and set env var AzureFunctionsWebHost__hostid in each app to different guid.
To summarize - the main issue was that when MI env var AzureWebJobsStorage__accountName was set, Azure was throwing general error (and that error was not always thrown, it was random if it appeared or not) stating something like InternalServerError, it was not telling me what is wrong - I had to set AzureWebJobsStorage to connection string to actually see exact problem root cause.
I think this is related to the *.csproj.user file somehow getting corrupted by VS.
I had this exact problem along with some knock on complaints about not resolving a ViewModel binding (which was working fine previously without changes).
Solution for me was to: close down VS, delete the associated *.csproj.user file, relaunch VS, and perform a rebuild.
According to a Reddit post, this used to be possible, but specifying multiple IDs was disabled in November 2014. So the only option is to make multiple HTTPS requests. Just beware that Steam imposes a rate limit of 200 requests per 5 minutes.
Instead of using Requestly (which is a paid tool), you can use a free and lightweight Chrome extension called Redirect to Local Server.
It’s simple to set up and works like a charm.
"Note: You can retrieve only the reviews that users have created or modified within the last week. If you want to retrieve all reviews for your app since the beginning of time, you can download your reviews as a CSV file using the Google Play Console."
And: // At startup: _preferStandbyDatASource = dataSource.WithTargetSession(TargetSessionAttributes.PreferStandby); // ... and wherever you need a connection: await using var connection = await _preferStandbyDatASource.OpenConnectionAsync();
I tried all the solutions mentioned above. But none of them worked. Then I just rm -rf'ed the .idea file for my project and somehow that fixed everything. I think it has to do with the cached config files that .idea stores. Restarting it works somehow. I also tried invalidate caches but somehow that did not do it. So I wonder why removing the .idea somehow works but invalidating cache's doesn't
What we have done last week is the following scenario:
We have a 'raw' table that ingests the data with a TTL of 3 days.
We have a 'HashIndex' table per raw table that is a single table column that stores hash indexes created with the hash_sha256() algorithm, based on a few unique columns that are separated with "|".
We have a 'deduplicated' table that stores unique records
Whenever data is ingested in the 'raw' table, an update policy runs and creates a hash based on the unique columns, and then checks the 'HashIndex' table to see if the has is already present. If this is not present, the record is ingested in the 'deduplicated' table and otherwise nothing happens.
When a record is successfully ingested into the 'deduplicated' column, a second update policy runs and the hash value is also added to the 'HashIndex' column so we hopefully do not have a lot of false positives.
We have chosen to not always check against the deduplicated table on ingestion because this will put a lot of workload on our main table. Since data ingestion happens a lot and we have a frontend that also queries the deduplicated table.
Hopefully this approach will work and the updatepolicies work fine together in terms of instantly updating also the HashIndex table. We have done some initial tests and it seems to work fine, but we still have to stress test.
Otherwise we will have to change the approach with 2 updatepolicies and try to create 1 updatepolicy.
-- Step 1: Set group_concat limit
SET SESSION group_concat_max_len = 1000000;
-- Step 2: Generate full UNION query
SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(
CONCAT(
'SELECT ''', table_name, ''' AS table_name, ',
'MIN(created_at) AS min_created_at, ',
'MAX(created_at) AS max_created_at FROM `', table_schema, '`.`', table_name, '`'
)
SEPARATOR ' UNION ALL ')
INTO @sql
FROM information_schema.columns
WHERE table_schema = 'my_schema'
AND column_name = 'created_at'
AND data_type IN ('timestamp', 'datetime');
-- Step 3: Prepare and execute it
PREPARE stmt FROM @sql;
EXECUTE stmt;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;
Had this problem after an Ubuntu upgrade in 2024 (after years of upgrades), fixed it by editing /etc/xdg/autostart/notify-osd.desktop to say X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true instead of false.
I found a different data source that seems to work well with @Patrick's original solution. I skipped the subset portion and just used the profile function, because it doesn't hurt me to download a larger time frame and that way I don't have to worry about a bounding box.
class Author(Model):
id = fields.IntField(pk=True)
name = fields.CharField(max_length=100)
class Book(Model):
id = fields.IntField(pk=True)
title = fields.CharField(max_length=100)
author = fields.ForeignKeyField("models.Author", related_name="books")
There is no official support for setting the regional bias programmatically as of now through the Maps SDK for Android and iOS but you can comment and upvote on this issue to provide our product team with valuable feedback on the importance of the issue:
In your code, get_sourcing_requests_by_page_index is returning a tuple of two items. The first item is an integer, and the second item is a list. Check your code again to make sure you're returning the correct second value.
try downgrading your react-native-google-places-autocomplete package to a version like "react-native-google-places-autocomplete": "^1.8.1". That worked for me.
How did you solve this? I have two issues, one identical to yours and another problem, whereby I need to run libcamera-hello (or any other libcamera command) before running the boilerplate for it to work correctly (I believe something is getting setup which I am missing in boilerplate code, then defaults to that for the following runs), both problems I get "VIDIOC_STREAMON: error 22, Invalid argument", I assume these issues are related. I am on exactly the same hardware and Bookworm.
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After some discussion on the Python discussion forum (and some help from a LLM) it was determined that overriding the build_py command instead of the install command would provide the desired result. The amended setup.py:
import subprocess
from setuptools import setup
from setuptools.command.build_py import build_py
class CustomBuild_Py(build_py):
def run(self):
with open("install.log", "w") as f:
subprocess.run(["./compile.sh"], stdout=f)
build_py.run(self)
setup(
name="mypkg",
packages=[“mypkg”],
cmdclass={"build_py": CustomBuild_Py},
include_package_data=True,
zip_safe=False,
)
Make sure the user running the script is in the security group that has been configured for the environment. Does not matter if you are Power Platform Administrator role or system administrator. You also need to be in that group.
frame-src in CSP controls what your page is allowed to embed in an frame . and CORP controls who can fetch your resource as a subresource (like img or ...) , and of course <iframe> embedding is not considered a fetch for a subresource under COPR/COEP rules
1-why override ? -> it does not , They serve entirely different purposes, they dont override each other , they just dont interact .
2-how do they interact ? they dont , They control different contexts.
3- how can enforce ? you should try using content-security-policy and x-frame-options headers
Spark History Service => Decommissioned node logs cannot be accessed directly from Spark / YARN UI (Expected behavior)
This issue can be very bothersome. A Spark job that has executed recently (in the past hour) may stop presenting its logs in the Spark U/I. I think the bug needs to be fixed on priority.
In the meantime here are a few alternative approaches that the PG suggested for customers to use:
Alternative #1: Manually construct the URL to the Job History to access the decommissioned aggregated logs.
Removing the formats manually from within a data step with this code:
data data.climate23_nf;
set data.climate23;
format _numeric_ ;
format _character_ ;
run;
I did both steps as part of preprocessing in SAS EGP and saved the files to a local directory. I then imported the files in SAS Studio using Build Models --> New Project --> browse for data --> Import --> Local Files.
I appreciate suggestions from both of you; they were very helpful.
Just a heads up that if you configure the app with a dynamic config (app.config.js or app.config.ts) the eas init (as of eas-cli 16.6) doesn't try to load it and will try to reinitialize your project.
I am testing with the latest BHM 5.0.9228.18873 from 2025-04-17, published a bit later to download center. I cannot reproduce the issue so looks fixed now. Or can you still reproduce the issue?
and then creating a page with the same name as the custom_post_type. I had assumed that setting has_archive to false would then break the mysite.example/event/birthday-party permalink - not so.
Follow up: finally figured out. The request is going to a proxy, which is not handling the content length correctly. So sending Axios Post with "body ?? {}", meaning if body is null, attach an empty object. Then within proxy, attach calculated content length only when 1) content length is greater than 0 and 2) the request body is a valid object with at least some valid key. Otherwise attach content length of 0.
As Tsyvarev pointed out, i had simply used the wrong UUID, the UUID at main is not the same as the UUID of the latest release, i simply had to look in the v4.0.2 tag.
I've come across this error with deduplication. If the destination Server doesn't have the deduplication feature installed it gives this error message when trying to copy deduped data.
Put a power automate flow in the middle. Rename the file in the flow. Data in Power Apps can still be connected to your SharePoint document, but use power automate for updating the file name.
What if there are multiple controls with text and the app put the text values in the wrong controls?
All of your folks' solutions involve finding ANY target element that has the expected text. But, if your app put the name text into the price column and vice versa, the steps above will not find the bug.
A more correct way to test is to positively identify exactly which field you are targeting AND THEN verify that said field has the correct value (in this case text).
So, consider finding the component by accessibility label or name first and then checking that it has the right text.
