The correct solution would be to use an list of "cars" objects and use one of their public properties (Name/Title)

Of course the car list needs to be marked public

<Picker x:Name="Picker"
    Title="Select a Car"
    ItemsSource="{Binding cars}"
    ItemDisplayBinding="{Binding Name}"
    Grid.Column="0"/>

I solved the issue. Apparently, when I installed react-scripts a piece of the file was not reading. I had to delete node_modules, uninstall all node packages and then reinstall them.

Thanks to @rozsazoltan for your pointers. I was able to solve my problem. Turns out my vite installation was corrupt and incomplete. I setup a new project and moved all my existing codebase in the new project and it is all good now.

you can also use csv-for-you npm package

const csv=require("csv-for-you");
function readFile async(filePath){
  const lines = await csv.parse(filePath);
}
readFile("/path/to/your/file.csv");

When you verify a certificate using cert.Verify(), it relies on Windows' system-level certificate chain (X509Chain) to perform revocation checks (CRL or OCSP). This check tries to download the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) from the internet.

However, if your app is running behind a proxy (such as inside a Docker container), the Windows API performing the revocation check does not automatically use the proxy settings configured in your app. As a result, it cannot reach the revocation server, causing the error "revocation server is offline."

To fix this, you need to configure the proxy for Windows HTTP services inside your Windows Docker container using the following command:

netsh winhttp set proxy <proxy-address:port>

This command sets the system-wide proxy for WinHTTP, which is used by Windows API calls like certificate revocation checks. Once this is configured, the revocation checks should work correctly behind the proxy.

For me this was also happening exactly as described (including the comment) but strangely enough the built version of the application no longer had this issue. You can try to run the built version locally to confirm if it's the same for you.

Just use a special case for if mynumber is -0 when rounded, like this:

if rounded == -0: rounded = 0

Non of this work for me.

But with

--all-pods=true

it works without any scripting

kubectl logs daemonsets/fluent-bit --all-containers=true --all-pods=true

Turn out this issue is answered here: Stripe , Theme isn't set to use Theme.AppCompat or Theme.MaterialComponents

and it worked; I just needed to rewrite both style.xml

actually you need to save the file first in order for the swModel.GetPathName to return something, then for the sheetmetal options, you just need to pass the Bitmask value (refer to the API documentation)

In your code, you have self.mod_Indication = QtSql.QSqlQueryModel. You need to add parenthesis to make it work correctly, like self.mod_Indication = QtSql.QSqlQueryModel().

Please try this service:

https://pasqualefrega.antiblog.com/link2mail

It is possible to get an HTTP link that composes an email.

I think you must create a folder named static_files in C:\Ansh\ecom\django_project_boilerplate.

1. Enter fullscreen (by clicking on the green icon)
2. Move the toolbar away from the top-left corner
3. Exit fullscreen

• You may play with the default html attribute "draggable" and set it to true or false depending on the context

You can make it reference a variable for sure !

Can you please share your script, to show how do you implement the Numba function which calls the sorted_eigenvalues function provided by Jérôme.
And have you impelement the parallel part?

Check where window is used in your code or third-party libraries and guard it so it's only accessed on the client side.

//Wrong: causes error during build
const width = window.innerWidth;

//Right: guard with typeof check
if (typeof window !== 'undefined') {
  const width = window.innerWidth;
}

Found the issue after a lot of fiddling.

The user did not have the correct permissions to perform a SELECT on the profiles table. Now the permissions work as intended.

I was able to circumvent this issue by adding the necessary cell information to a string, setting that string to a DataObject using DataObject.SetText, and the DataObject.PutInClipboard.

This avoids this issue for my macro, but doesn't actually solve the issue itself. I'll change the solution if someone is able to post a fix for the original problem.

I am having this same issue and this question is a year old now. were you ever able to figure it out? Any help is appreciated. i cant find it anywhere else. Thank you

# dags/mongo_to_gcs_dag.py
from airflow import DAG
from airflow.operators.python import PythonOperator
from datetime import datetime, timedelta

# import your helper from dag_utils
from dag_utils.mongo_to_gcs import stream_mongo_to_gcs

default_args = {
    "owner": "data-eng",
    "start_date": datetime(2025,5,20),
    "retries": 1,
    "retry_delay": timedelta(minutes=5),
}

with DAG(
    dag_id="mongo_to_gcs_stream",
    default_args=default_args,
    schedule_interval="@daily",
    catchup=False,
) as dag:

    stream_task = PythonOperator(
        task_id="stream_mongo_to_gcs",
        python_callable=stream_mongo_to_gcs,
        op_kwargs={
            "mongo_uri":        "{{ var.value.mongo_uri }}",
            "mongo_db":         "pricing",
            "mongo_collection": "raw_prices",
            "gcs_bucket":       "{{ var.value.gcs_bucket }}",
            "gcs_path":         "ingestion/mongo",
        },
    )

    stream_task

I found this an additional context:

Scratch files and buffers are temporary files but they will persist when you restart IntelliJ IDEA even if you invalidate your caches. However, they will be removed if you restore your default settings or reinstall IntelliJ IDEA.

https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2020/11/scratch-files-and-scratch-buffers/

Hope this helps.

On a WINDOS 11 machine, in cmd terminal I have the new line added (by cmd ?) and if uous use git linux bash terminal on WINDOWS 11 there is no new line ! So the new line is added by cmd and in this case if you do not want an empty line, you have to print a text like

  print("End of program";end="")

Have a nice day !

I will say that LOOKUP could be the best choice. While MAX(IF(... processes all the columns of the sheet and recalculates every time (not convenient in a large workbook) and use a brute-force algorithm, LOOKUP is an internally optimize function and it will also ignore the errors (in this case generated by 1/(LEN(I:I)>0),ROW(I:I) when the cells contain "" ).

Be careful about which version of Excel are you using --> Read chapter 'Improve lookup calculation time' at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/excel/concepts/excel-performance/excel-tips-for-optimizing-performance-obstructions?source=recommendations

I am pretty sure it's not possible. I've also wanted to do something like you but there just seems to be no solution so I'd suggest you use different windows for each ui element and make those windows borderless so it wouldn't be drag-able and wouldn't clutter up the screen. You could also use that transparent bg feature for elements that are close to each other so you wouldn't have to create hundreds of windows for little buttons. I might be a little late for you but maybe some other poor soul could get some use out of this.

The issue was simple. The code ordered by the timestamp, but the timestamp only had seconds of resolution.

When generating the timestamps, switching from the custom format string to isoformat:

def get_utc_timestamp_now() -> str:
    # timestamp in a format where alphabetical order is also chronological order
    return datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc).isoformat()

A solution which can be at the end of python script :

print( "My Last Print", end="" )

The Mri2922 was coming from an IBM.Data.DB2.iSeries.dll file that was part of the project. Not sure exactly how/why things were happening, but it led me to try and think of how to change how the program was working with the DLL. This app was older and was not making use of NuGet. So instead of relying on the IBM DLL that was part of the build server installation, I set it up to pull from NuGet each build. Doing the build that way resolved my issue.

The correct solution seems to be to install gcc again. brew reinstall gcc somehow does not do the trick, but brew uninstall gcc, followed by brew install gcc does. I assume this runs the mkheader script mentioned in the comment by this user as well.

I have same issue after upgrading Erlang from 25.2.1 to version 26.2
I'm able to connect to management portal. But none of CLI tools are working.

Cookies were checked (user, service account) use the same. Also I'm seeing same hash value in RabbitMQ logs and after executing rabbitmqctl.

Also nodes are not able to communicate each other-i have cluster of three. But now I have three standalone.

Just change the default app from start menu.

Start -> Search Default Apps -> Open Chrome -> Set as Default

Couldn't test it, but my guess is that your Intel Graphics don't support SYCL.

OK, so there's a boolean argument in call:

await client.UpdateWorkItemAsync(documentWithTheUpdate, projectID, id, false, true, true);

with very vague description and double negation, so it won't work with false, there must me value set to true:

suppressNotifications

Nullable<Boolean>

Do not fire any notifications for this change

Everybody seems to be pointing at increasing the max watches, always to this magic number:

fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288

What happens when you're already at that setting and still have the same error?

TL;DR

I think the simplest solution, before even starting meddling with obscure settings would be to simply run:

sudo sysctl -p

This alone will refresh the system and forget previous watched files. For me, it works every simgle time.

More details

As it seems, whenever you run something like npm run start|dev (depending on whether you're using Webpack or Vite), everything inside node_modules is put under watch. Have you seen node_modules? I have in a single project over 1000 folders inside it, and 96 different file types, clocking almost 35000 files!

There are rumours of an NPM package with pictures of the author's dog, or girlfriend, or both, or of a dog that is also the author's girlfriend... I forget now.

In a much more controlled fashion, Python virtual environments also have multiple files and a Django runserver will also watch everything under its purview.

Bottom line is, Linux loads all those file names into some sort of in-memory structure and they just stay there, even after you interrupt your npm run .... If you're one of those devs that reboots their laptop every day, you might never hit this. But if, like me, you hibernate because you have 10 workspaces and tons of stuff open (fullstack working on multiple projects), then this will happen, not if, but when.

So,if you're not running a ton of projects at the same time, try the little sudo sysctl -p and just be happy.

If you happen to be rich enough that your laptop can actually run all that in one go, then I'd recommend either segregate your projects into VMs, or just containerise them, because containers are like Vegas: "what goes in docker stays in docker."

I see there's an answer about frame counting already, but I can share my investigations on this topic. I published an article recently about frame counting, generating waveforms and streaming metronome sounds. Would be happy if you find this helpful to build your app

https://moshenskyi.medium.com/building-a-sample-accurate-metronome-with-audiotrack-in-android-7da27ac7dae1

You cannot access the UI/Main Handler because it's a internal implementation detail of the Android framework.

In ActivityThread (around line 401) you’ll find:

@UnsupportedAppUsage
final H mH = new H();

Try this:

Sub Change colour()

Range("B1:B20").Interior.Color = Range("G1:G20").Interior.Color

End sub

Bumped on this thread. This site helped me a lot. The 2nd return is the correct format for the optgroup of kartik select2. https://demos.krajee.com/widget-details/depdrop#depdrop-action

// inside the controller
public function actions()
{
    return \yii\helpers\ArrayHelper::merge(parent::actions(), [
        'subcategory' => [
            'class' => \kartik\depdrop\DepDropAction::className(),
            'outputCallback' => function ($selectedId, $params) {
                return [
                    [
                        'id' => 1,
                        'name' => 'Car',
                    ],
                    [
                        'id' => 2,
                        'name' => 'bike',
                    ],
                ];
 
                // if using with optgroup return something like below instead of above
                return [
                    'group1' => [
                        ['id' => '', 'name' => ''],
                        ['id' => '', 'name' => '']
                    ],
                    'group2' => [
                        ['id' => '', 'name' => ''],
                        ['id' => '', 'name' => '']
                    ]
                ];
            }
        ]
    ]);
}

Happy coding!

I'm working on a similar task and was wondering — did you end up finding a library that can reliably convert HTML to PDF with full PDF/UA compliance?

EventGridTriggerAttribute has a IsBatched boolean parameter.

so changing parameters like this enabled batch processing:

public async Task Run([EventGridTrigger(IsBatched = true)] CloudEvent[] cloudEvents, FunctionContext _)

Would have been nice of MS to include this in their docs about batching.

have you tried flutter build ipa

Wipe emulator data helped me, try this

ealizar un programa que su resultado salta 100, 99, 98, ... , 1

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You can also import the registry file with reg:

reg import c:\path\to\file.reg

Did you set the following header when sending the request in Postman?

Content-Type: application/json

If you set it as below, the json string in the body will be automatically parsed. If you send an empty request, it will be parsed as {}.

app.use(express.json()); 

When you install a new version of the same app (with the same application ID), Android will preserve all your app data by default as long as the signing key is the same. This includes both your Room database and Preferences.

Adding this three years later in case anybody else ends up here from a search.

Since .NET 7 there is a proper way of doing this. You just use the JsonDerivedType attribute on the base class, e.g.

[JsonDerivedType(typeof(TypeAClient))]
[JsonDerivedType(typeof(TypeBClient))]
[JsonDerivedType(typeof(TypeCClient))]
public class Client {
}

You have to include all the sub-types that you might want to serialise.

<xs:simpleType name="PlaceholderType">
  <xs:restriction base="xs:string">
    <xs:pattern value="\$\{[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*\}"/>
  </xs:restriction>
</xs:simpleType>

@diablos Thanks, worked like a charm! Never would've guessed.

(I cannot upvote yet it seems)

My problem was that i thought the polars-u64-idx was an addtional package that needed to be installed.

But I need to use it as a replacement.

So instead of:

pip install polars==1.29.0
pip install polars-u64-idx==1.29.0

I only need to do:

pip install polars-u64-idx==1.29.0 

Just to clarify — I’m not providing a solution here, but I’m working on a similar use case and was wondering if you managed to solve it. I’m trying to generate a single Extent PDF report that includes both the initial test run and the rerun (for failed scenarios). Right now, I only get a PDF for the first run, and I haven’t been able to merge the rerun results into the same report.

Did you find a way to make this work? I’d really appreciate any pointers if you did!

About your second issue with the ReferenceError: If I understand the IntelliJ HTTP Client correctly, using an imported request and providing/overriding variables using that (@var = value) syntax these variabled are created as "in-place variables", and according to this bug report in Jetbrains' Youtrack it's not (yet) possible to access those in the response handler JavaScript...

sadly the install.bat workaround for this problem did not work for me.

however, i went to the Assets folder of the tflite_flutter_plugin repo (though deprecated now, the asset files are still working), downloaded the required files from the list of available ones (i only needed 4):
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then i created the jniLibs folder in the project folder and further created subfolder in the following structure, dragged the respective .so files into the subfolders according to the subfolder names, and finally renamed all 4 .so files to 'libtensorflowlite_c.so' once they are moved:

your_flutter_project/
└── android/
    └── app/
        └── src/
            └── main/
                └── jniLibs/
                    ├── armeabi-v7a/
                    │   └── libtensorflowlite_c.so
                    ├── arm64-v8a/
                    │   └── libtensorflowlite_c.so
                    ├── x86/
                    │   └── libtensorflowlite_c.so
                    └── x86_64/
                        └── libtensorflowlite_c.so

and voila! it finally worked for me! very grateful for Rahul's approach still, it saved my day! :DD

If you have the needed permission, you could simply execute:

SET max_table_size_to_drop = 100000000000; and then:

drop table <table_name> on cluster '{cluster}' sync;

Go to the extension and select a older version then restart the extension, newer versions of bloc need newer versions of dart sdk

I had the same problem in flutter 3.27. Now I updated to version 3.29.3 and the issue seems to be fixed!

The problem was that Gson is a Java library and all the types it uses are Java primitives, not Kotlin (e.g. Kotlin's Int = Java's java.lang.Integer). So it was necessary to register adapters specifically for the Java equivalents of Kotlin classes:

Instead of

.registerTypeHierarchyAdapter(Int::class.java, StrictIntDeserializer())

we need

.registerTypeHierarchyAdapter(java.lang.Integer::class.java, StrictIntDeserializer())

Otherwise Gson simply never accesses this adapter.

Add some blink code using LED_BUILTIN to your sketch to be able to verify the upload.
Compile and upload it.

Is the blink speed as expected? (correct F_CPU value and fuses used ???)

Open SerialMonitor in Arduino-IDE, check COM port and baud rate.
Then press and release Reset button on arduino.

variables for NVP:

1. LOGOIMG

2. NOSHIPPING

3. not possible, see answer from Preston PHX

4. BRANDNAME

Thanks to the link provided by @Dmitry Kostyuk, I tried to improve my script with the help of GPT. However, I'm not a professional coder, and the best practices suggested in the guide below: Google Apps Script Best Practices seem a bit beyond my current skill level.

Unfortunately, the code still isn't working as expected !

function V2() {
  // Définis les colonnes à remplir
  const columns = [
    "I", "K","L","M","N","O","P","Q", "S","T","U","V","W","X","Y",
    "AA","AB","AC","AD","AE","AF","AG", "AI","AJ","AK","AL","AM","AN","AO",
    "AQ", "AS","AT","AU","AV","AW","AX",
    "AZ","BA","BB", "BD","BE","BF","BG","BH","BI","BJ", 
    "BL","BM","BN","BO","BP","BQ","BR", 
    "BT","BU","BV","BW","BX","BY","BZ", 
    "CB","CC", "CE","CF", "CH","CI", 
    "CK","CL","CM","CN","CO", "CQ", 
    "CS","CT","CU","CV","CW","CX","CY",
    "DA", "DC", "DE", "DG","DH"
  ];

  // Ouvre le classeur actif
  const sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("0_MASTER BDD");
  
  // Détecte la dernière ligne non vide de la colonne B
  const lastRow = sheet.getRange("B:B").getLastRow();
  
  // Traite les colonnes en une seule opération
  const batchUpdates = columns.map(col => {
    const colIndex = sheet.getRange(`${col}1`).getColumn();
    
    // Récupère la formule en R1C1
    const formulaR1C1 = sheet.getRange(11, colIndex).getFormulaR1C1();
    
    // Détermine la plage cible (ligne 12 à la dernière ligne)
    const targetRange = sheet.getRange(12, colIndex, lastRow - 11);
    
    // Remplit la plage
    return { range: targetRange, formula: formulaR1C1 };
  });
  
  // Applique toutes les formules d'un coup
  batchUpdates.forEach(({ range, formula }) => {
    range.setFormulaR1C1(formula);
  });
  
  Logger.log(`Formules copiées dans ${batchUpdates.length} colonnes, jusqu'à la ligne ${lastRow}`);
}

the result log in the console :

12:40:49

Avis

Exécution démarrée

12:48:51

Erreur

Exception: Service Spreadsheets timed out while accessing document with id 1VilR1f8_Ir6v8aWk7U9sLC4lN5C4qpE0nzVQ91OeM0U.

It doesn't even fill a single column.

Am I missing something obvious? The logic seems correct to me, but it just doesn't produce the expected result.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7C151yxwcY. It entails installing the 32bitdatase engine quitely on a 64bit OS

For me, this worked. Reference: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/112552

      - name: Checkout repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v2
        with:
          repository: Org/Repo
          token: ${{ secrets.SECRET_PAT }}

The easiest workaround is to install mip without dependencies and then install them separately.

pip install —no-deps mip

and then:

pip install cffi matplotlib numpy

It looks good for me:

div {
    border: none;
    box-shadow: 0 0 0 1.3px black;
    outline: 1px solid black;
}

When you're using Scaffold-DbContext in Entity Framework Core and your database has tables with the same name but in different schemas (like [marketing].[ClientsGroups] and [sales].[ClientsGroups]), EF Core by default will generate two classes with the same name, which causes conflicts.

To fix this, and to include the schema name in the class name (so you get something like MarketingClientsGroups and SalesClientsGroups), you can’t do it directly through a simple switch in the Scaffold-DbContext command.

Arby’s has built its reputation on serving up some of the best roast beef sandwiches in the fast-food game. Known for its freshly sliced, tender roast beef, Arby’s continues to deliver on taste, quality, and variety. The Classic Roast Beef Sandwich remains the star of the menu, featuring thinly sliced roast beef stacked on a toasted sesame seed bun

Updating to Executorch and using a format for that worked!

I also check and couldn't find .NET 6...seems it’s not supported and that why its not listed in Azure...however you can try Creating a containerized .NET 6 app Using Azure Container Instances or Azure Kubernetes Service to deploy a containerized .NET 6 application.

From https://www.reddit.com/r/NameCheap/comments/motl8n/redirecting_from_https_does_not_work/

This solution worked for me:

https://domain-forward.com/2023/07/14/namecheap-domain-redirect-everything-you-should-know/

If a query used in crosstab, native SQL will doesn't get sensetive. But a query will use without crosstab, it can show sensible. How can we deal with it?

Cross-origin iframe content, especially PDFs, can be tricky. If you're frequently battling these browser inconsistencies, a web augmentation tool like Webfuse can be an option. It uses virtual sessions to 'remix' and stabilize web app interactions with external content.

Haven't you found a solution yet?

Sharing data through APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) has several benefits. It can make data access safer, more adaptable, and easier to scale. Think of APIS as middlemen that let users access only the needed data while keeping the main database secure. They also make it easy to connect different software systems and can support older versions of applications. However, using APIs does require extra work to maintain them and may be a bit challenging for developers to learn.

On the flip side, accessing the database directly is often faster and simpler, which can be useful for internal projects or quickly testing ideas. But this method can expose the database to security risks and makes it closely tied to the database's setup. There can also be issues if the queries are not well thought out, especially when there’s a lot of traffic to the database.

GenCodex aims to tackle these challenges by offering solutions that support both APIs and direct database access. Their API Generator allows businesses to create secure and customizable APIs, which are great for applications that need to interact with outside systems. By offering both options, GenCodex helps businesses choose the best way to access their data based on what they need, striking a balance between security, scalability, and user-friendliness.

Try reorderable_staggered_grid_view, it is the new flutter package package with lazy building

You can apply image styles (imageStyle) to the image to add a corner radius:

<Image
    ...
    imageStyle={{ borderRadius: radius }}
/>

Basically, if you want to use functionalities provided by the NSObject class, you need to inherit from it in your class. Otherwise, it’s not necessary to include it. NSObject was the root class in Objective-C and provides basic functionalities like isEqual, description, and performSelector, among others. So, if your class requires any of those, you should inherit from NSObject. You can check the available methods in NSObject and decide based on your needs.

You can also go though NSObject document: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsobject-swift.class

I tried using solution similar to '{B[buffername]}' == 'ON' but it didnt work. If anyone has solution on this kindly post it. I dont want to use TBox Evaluation Tool as it is shown as failed teststep in report.

Permit.io policy builder is available for free and let you export the Rego code using their GitOps feature available via their CLI

Disclaimer: I'm working there

This was a bug in python3.5 that was fixed in 2015 for later versions of python3.5 and all versions of python3.6, according to pythons own bug tracker. It was not possible to open zip-files with a size bigger than 2³² Bytes.

https://bugs.python.org/issue25626

Feedback from the FHIR discussion forum is to use MedicationKnowledge drugCharacteristic, though you may need to define a custom code as we couldn't find a standard one.

In Java:

Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().registerTypeHierarchyAdapter(Integer.class, new StrictStringDeserializer())
.create();

//below line will tell gson that all incoming object would me a map with key as string and value as Ineteger for any json - this one is important so gsonn will aply our custom JsonDeserializer to our Map class instead of using default one

 final Type type = new TypeToken<Map<String, Integer>>() {}.getType();

 String str1 =
                   """
                   {"key": 123}
                   """;
        Map map = gson.fromJson(str1, type); 

public class StrictStringDeserializer implements JsonDeserializer<Integer> {
    @Override
    public Integer deserialize(JsonElement jsonElement, Type type, JsonDeserializationContext jsonDeserializationContext) throws JsonParseException {
       if (jsonElement.toString().startsWith("\"")) {
           throw new JsonParseException("bad");
       }
        return jsonElement.getAsInt();
    }
}

// Cheers! )

The accepted answer didn't work for me, but this did:

code --folder-uri vscode-remote://ssh-remote+<remoteHost><remotePath>

As I was upgrading the version, I found that a left join was added

when changing from org.hibernate.orm:hibernate-core:6.4.10.Final to org.hibernate.orm:hibernate-core:6.5.0.CR1

Update for v19.2

  .p-accordionpanel:not(.p-accordionpanel-active) {
    .p-accordioncontent {
      height: 0;
      overflow: hidden;
    }
  }

  .p-accordionpanel.p-accordionpanel-active {
    .p-accordioncontent {
      height: auto !important;
      overflow: auto !important;
    }
  }

I've found the problem.

When I debug context.lookup() from

DataSource ds = (DataSource)context.lookup("jdbc/RCVCERMAPB/EnregistrementTracesApplicatives");

I get:

MemoryContext{namesToObjects={default=org.postgresql.Driver::::jdbc:postgresql://172.25.94.30:5432/rspdb3::::rcvcermapb_traceappli}, subContexts={}, env={org.osjava.sj.jndi.shared=true, org.osjava.sj.root=src/main/resources/jndi/, java.naming.factory.initial=org.osjava.sj.MemoryContextFactory, org.osjava.sj.delimiter=/, jndi.syntax.separator=/, jndi.syntax.direction=left_to_right, org.osjava.sj.factory=org.osjava.sj.MemoryContextFactory}, nameParser=org.osjava.sj.jndi.SimpleNameParser@dbd940d, nameInNamespace=jdbc/RCVCERMAPB/EnregistrementTracesApplicatives, nameLock=true}

The datasource has the name default.

So I need to do a
context.lookup("jdbc/RCVCERMAPB/EnregistrementTracesApplicatives/default")
to get it

or define my datasource in jdbc/RCVCERMAPB/EnregistrementTracesApplicatives.properties rather than jdbc/RCVCERMAPB/EnregistrementTracesApplicatives/default.properties

It works fine this way.

Thanks to those who read my question and also to the editting by Mark Rotteveel.

Problem resolved here:

https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/laravel-sanctum-generates-new-xsrf-token-for-stateful-api-requests

The XSRF token is encrypted and in fact it is the same token.

You cannot and should not disable Laravel's Set Cookie header, which it sends to SPA API requests (for my case with CSRF-protection).

The /sanctum/csrf-cookie is needed in order to be sure that the SPA has a token, because it may not send GET requests when the page loads, as in my case

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Here's how to adapt Quandl data for Highstock:

1. Basic Conversion (simple approach):

// Assuming Quandl returns data in format: [[date, open, high, low, close, volume],...]
const formattedData = quandlData.dataset.data.map(item => ({
    x: new Date(item[0]).getTime(), // Convert date to timestamp
    open: item[1],
    high: item[2],
    low: item[3],
    close: item[4],
    volume: item[5]
}));

2. Highstock Configuration:

series: [{
    type: 'candlestick',
    name: 'Stock Price',
    data: formattedData
}]

3. Alternative Solution - Use Highstock's dataParser callback to transform data on load if you're loading directly from Quandl URL.

Pro tip: For more reliable real-time data, consider APIs like AllTick which often provide Highstock-compatible formats out of the box.

In my case changing the parameter sort_buffer_size from 256K to 512MB did the trick.

This is the context:

I got this error:

SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 3 Error writing file '/rdsdbdata/tmp/MYfd=117' (OS errno 28 - No space left on device)'

It was due to this query running several times per minute:

SELECT c.code AS code_1,
       c.code AS code_2
  FROM clients c
 INNER JOIN clients_branch ch ON (c.id = ch.client_id)
 WHERE ((CONCAT(',', ch.branch_path, ',') LIKE '%,2555,%'
    OR ch.id = 2555)
   AND ch.client_id <> 5552)
    OR c.id = 5552
 ORDER BY c.name ASC;

This query would take around 25 seconds and the number of active sessions was piling up:

It was all solved when we updated this parameter sort_buffer_size from 256K (default) to 512MB:

(you can see the drop in the bars).

We were able to check that when removing the "order by" from the query, the execution of said query would take much less.

Apparently, there are options in the filament-shield config that solves the problem. Set discoveries to true depending on your needs.

'discovery' => [
        'discover_all_resources' => true,
        'discover_all_widgets' => true,
        'discover_all_pages' => true,
    ],

I know that this question is old, but the most important thing here is to have downloaded and set up as system variable ffmpeg binaries. Using pip install ffmpeg-python you just downloading the library not the ffmpeg binaries itself. You can download this binaries from here: https://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html

The previous answer has been AI Generated.

The library simple-salesforce does not provide access to MarketingCloud

In case someone has the same headscratch as I did:

If you're doing a geom_line plot with facet_wrap and just one of the groups that your facetting with has an issue with the amount of data, you're going to get the message (ggplot 3.5.2)

`geom_line()`: Each group consists of only one observation.
ℹ Do you need to adjust the group aesthetic?

It took me a while to realize what was going on since I had a lot of groups and the plot looked mostly fine. The message concerns the panel which has only one observation. Simple example:

foo <- tibble(
  value = c(1:4,1:4,1),
  year = c(2001L:2004L, 2001L:2004L, 2002L),
  g = c(rep("G1", 4), rep("G2", 4), "G3")
)

ggplot(foo, aes(year, value)) +
  geom_line() +
  facet_wrap(~g)

Have you found a solution to the problem? I have "Urovo rt40" with the same problem.

Subtract by multiple of 10. for example:

minimum value of mulitple of 10 by which number is subtracted to give minimum positive number.

1. for 9 = 1 * 10-9 = 1

2. for 18= 2* 10- 18 = 2

3. for 27 = 3* 10-27= 3

4. for 36 = 4* 10 -36 = 4

I get this error in vs 2022 and a blazor wasm standalone project. I can resolve it by this solution :

1. clean project
2. make a change in a razor file and build the project.

I actually found out that you can see the logs. Tizen extension tool opens a browser inspect window, when you run the application on a real tv, and it is possible to see the logs. I just had to restart to make it work

I have faced this issue while publishing in Sitecore 10.1 update 3. For me the issue was coming on making any changes in rendering and then publishing. On making changes in rendering the workflow for related test lab item lab item was getting cleared in web db. On debugging got to know that the item:saved pipeline invokes Sitecore.ContentTesting.Events.PersonalizationTrackingHandler.OnItemSaved, which queries the Web database to check the workflow status. Since the workflow is cleared, the handler encounters an error. If we publish test lab items and then the page item, error won't come.

Try to debug the code at each step and see what values you are getting from container stats.