Run the Following on the Terminal:

mvn help:effective-pom | grep maven-compiler-plugin -A 10

and you will see something like:

<artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
          <version>3.11.0</version>
          <configuration>

Which means that your version will be(e.g.) 3.11.0 for example

Not sure if this fits your use case, but this is what works for me. I use NETWORKDAYS to exclude weekends, and then subtract 1 from the result. If you want to exclude holidays, you'll need to put a third parameter after the end date.

=NETWORKDAYS(start_date, end_date)-1

Using this method, if your start and end dates are the same, you will get 0 days as the result. I interpret that as no days have elapsed between start and end, which is valid for my need.

From my understanding, being in the YPP is a requirement for using the YouTube Analytics API as the channel has to be eligible for monetization, which is what the YPP program is for. The ability to link doesn't even pop up without being in the program. I am not aware of another alternative for non-YPP channels.

Since your channel is not linked to your Google Cloud project, you will get the 403 error as the project does not have permission to access the channel's analytics data without the linkage.

As you mentioned, you are able to use the YouTube Data API because this doesn't require project linking. The Data API can provide some basic publicly available metrics, such as views, likes, and comments for videos and subscriber count and total views for the channel.

See: developers.google.com/youtube/analytics

how to take screenshot : Selenium IDE & CLI Runner (selenium-side-runner test_login.side) in 2025 ?

I kept getting this error and it was frustrating. It worked fine in Visual Studio but wouldn't run on the report server. I double checked everything. Finally, out of frustration, I deleted the report from the server then redeployed it. It ran fine. There must have been corruption somewhere in the first deployment and redeploying the report wouldn't correct it. It had to be deleted then deployed.

the dataset you are looking for is not available in the public gcs datasets

https://www.tensorflow.org/datasets/gcs

you will need to prepare the dataset and put it in a bucket then use the data_dir to load it

ds_train, ds_test = tfds.load(name="mnist", split=["train", "test"], data_dir="gs://YOUR_BUCKET_NAME")

Another option is to set the bufferSize of the FileHandler to 0.

const applicationLoggerHandler = new FileHandler("DEBUG", {
  filename: logDir + "/application.log",
  formatter: "{msg}",
  bufferSize: 0,
});

go (File>Preferences>Settings) in the search bar, look for "text editor", try changing the value other to "on" in Quick Suggestions. It works to me.enter image description here

It goes backwards (ctrl+o) or forwards (ctrl+i) in history of your jump commands. A jump command is any command that moves the cursor multiple lines away or in another file. :h jumplist will give you a much more detailed explanation but most important would be :jumps or :ju.

On windows, close error command prompt, and run cmd as administrator, then execute gem install rails. the installation is success!

It looks like the api was not installed correctly, you could try redoing the steps through the api setup guide:

https://ampl.com/api/latest/matlab/getting-started.html

I am observing a similar isssue. Anyone figured this out?

Why so complicated? DDEV has a nice feature for this: ddev.readthedocs.io/en/stable/users/configuration/hooks/…

Use "post-start" (Execute tasks after the project environment has started) in your ddev config yaml hooks:

hooks:
  post-start:
    - exec: "bin/console messenger:consume async_send_data"

In my case this was an issue with scopes and what I was requesting from my application. What fixed this exact error for me: In my scenario I was requesting the .default scope of a 3rd party API which I had registered in Azure Portal. I was using MSAL for .net wpf and requesting .default scope but got this error. To fix, I needed to define at least one scope in both API Permissions and Expose API sections of the app registration. Once I defined any scope (called "test" for example). I was issued the JWT I was expecting and .default was expanded to "test" in the resulting token.

More reading here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity-platform/scopes-oidc#the-default-scope

the getFilePreview function when used with async returns a promise i was also stuck with the same problem for some time but after goofing around a bit i learned that You don't need an async function to get the url u can just call the function and it returns the url

 getFilePreview(fileID) {
        try {
            return this.bucket.getFilePreview(conf.appwriteBucketId, fileID);
        } catch (error) {
            console.log("appwrite error:: getFilePreview::", error);
            return null;
        }
    }
    

I ran into the same issue and @rok answer worked for me. However, I wanted to avoid dropping the last batch. According to this thread, the issue seems to be related to parallel and distributed/multi gpu training. Removing this call to nn.DataParallel worked for me without needing to set add drop_last=True in the DataLoader:

model = nn.DataParallel(model)

I totally 100% feel your pain after spending hours and hours developing a difficult app in Maui thinking it will be cross-platform IOS and Android not to mention Windows I had sugar plums in my head dancing. Just like a morning hangover after a night of fun on New Year's I came to the harsh reality things that seem too good to be true, are. At least for now anyway. I won't go into all the terrible details anyone that has gotten this far and understands what you're talking about already knows this is a Microsoft youngster flimflam. You can't talk fast enough to get out of this, the only way this can work is if it actually works. We have to be able to produce a portable EXE at the very least!

Best Regards

Robert (Orlando)

you need change theme by adding

in my case i will use those colors

final ThemeData lightTheme = ThemeData(
  useMaterial3: false,

  brightness: Brightness.light,
  colorScheme: ColorScheme.fromSeed(
    seedColor: AppColors.baseColorOrange,
    primary: AppColors.baseColorOrange,
    secondary: const Color(0xFF03DAC6),
    background: const Color(0xFFF5F5F5),
    surface: const Color(0xFFFFFFFF),
  ),

I simply had to change in the return value of CreateRotationQuaternionFromAxisAngle from

 return new Quanternion(cosHalfAngle, -axis.X * sinHalfAngle, -axis.Y * sinHalfAngle, -axis.Z * sinHalfAngle);

to

 return new Quanternion(cosHalfAngle, axis.X * sinHalfAngle, axis.Y * sinHalfAngle, axis.Z * sinHalfAngle);

I try inirialise 6 types of sd micro card. Two of them were stubbornly fail initialise. After some long term experiment i found what one of two pass cmd8 after increasing frequency up to 250khz from 160.

Actually the length encoding described by StefanB is not Varint32, but part of the Syntactic Description Language used to define Expandable classes as documented in ISO_IEC_14496-1-System. The idea is that the definition of an object can contain its own length fields to account for future new objects while still allowing legacy code to read the current definitions. If a parser sees a tag id it doesn't understand, it can skip over it using the encoded length data immediately succeeding it.

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<p class="p1">style="mso-table-lspace:0;mso-table-rspace:0;mso-hide:all;display:none;max-height:0;overflow:hidden"><tr><td class="pad" style="padding-bottom:10px;padding-left:15px;width:100%;padding-right:0"><div class="alignment" align="left"><div style="max-width:128px"><a href="https://www.citizensbank.com/homepage.aspx?ctzMode=CFG-EML_ZT_CHK_CTZ_24733_ZPSCB" target="_blank"><img src="https://email-editor-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/images/9e217b425354e1461e88e143ab0b5410/April_Savings_Engagement_EM5/Citizens_TM_Horz_RGB_HEX-r.png"<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>

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<p class="p1">align="center"><div style="max-width:640px"><a href="https://qa2.qacitizensbank.com/promo/checking/25q3ps.aspx?ctzMode=CFG-EML_ZT_CHK_CTZ_24733_ZPSCHK" target="_blank"><img src="https://cdn.app.zetaglobal.net/images/9e217b425354e1461e88e143ab0b5410/24938868e9b68b309001736e8be9c496.png" style="display:block;height:auto;border:0;width:100%" width="640" alt="Celebrate with up to $400 when you open your first new personal Citizens Checking and Savings accounts and satisfy offer requirements."<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p>

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Your issue is that you are not including the images directory in your package.

Try packaging with this command:

jar cfe Build.jar Swing Swing.class images/

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try standard proxy env variables. This will work with requests module.

import os
import requests

os.environ["httpproxy"] = "..."
os.environ["httpsproxy"] = "..."
os.environ["noproxy"] = "..."

...

I ended up here after getting a similar error during next build , so it might happen to someone else too.

The error was :

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'env')

I noticed that during build I had the warning : ⚠ You are using a non-standard "NODE_ENV" value in your environment. This creates inconsistencies in the project and is strongly advised against. Read more: https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/non-standard-node-env

I fixed the error by injecting the correct NODE_ENV variable :

NODE_ENV=production next build

Installing the latest version of iopath solved it for me, as it contains a fix to strip query parameters when downloading models:

pip install -U 'git+https://github.com/facebookresearch/iopath@e348b6797c40c9eb4c96bf75e9aaf1b248297548'

Hopefully PR https://github.com/facebookresearch/detectron2/pull/5427/files can be updated and merged to fix this permanently.

Can you assume predictable ordering of responses when enqueuing multiple USB Mass Storage read commands?

Short answer:
No, you cannot safely assume that the responses will be returned in the same order you enqueued them — unless you implement strict synchronization and tracking mechanisms.

🔍 Why not?

Even though the USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) Bulk-Only Transport (BOT) protocol is logically sequential (CBW → Data → CSW), the XHCI controller and host stack introduce a layer of abstraction and parallelism:

1. XHCI TRBs (Transfer Request Blocks) are processed asynchronously.

2. The controller may reorder or pipeline requests for performance.

3. The Bulk-In endpoint is shared for both data and CSW, and the host must parse and interpret the incoming data stream correctly.

🧠 How to correlate responses with requests?

The key is the dCBWTag field in the CBW and the matching dCSWTag in the CSW. This is your only reliable way to correlate a CSW with its corresponding CBW.

However, this doesn't help you before the CSW — i.e., when you're reading the actual data payload. So you must:

• Track the order of CBWs you enqueue.

• Associate each CBW with a known memory buffer for its expected data size.

• Ensure that the Bulk-In TRBs are aligned with the expected data sizes and order.

✅ Best Practice: Use a Command Queue with Metadata

To manage multiple enqueued requests safely:

1. Maintain a queue of pending commands, each with:

   • CBW tag

   • Expected data size

   • Target memory address

2. Enqueue Bulk-In TRBs in the same order as CBWs, matching the expected data sizes.

3. On interrupt, parse the data and CSW, and match using the tag.

4. Validate that the data received matches the expected size before processing the CSW.

⚠️ Important Caveats

• If any command stalls, the entire sequence may be disrupted.

• If data sizes are misaligned, you may read part of one response into the wrong buffer.

• CSWs are only 13 bytes, but they must be read after the data phase — so you must know when the data ends.

🧪 Example Mapping (Ideal Case)

CBW TagLBASizeData AddressCSW Address0x0104 KiB0x100000x10000x0284 KiB0x200000x11000x032024 KiB0x300000x1200

If you enqueue TRBs in this exact order and sizes match, yes, the data will likely end up in the correct buffers — but only if nothing goes wrong.

🧩 Final Thoughts

To maximize throughput without risking data misalignment, consider:

• Using UASP (USB Attached SCSI Protocol) instead of BOT — it supports command queuing natively.

• Implementing a state machine to track each command's lifecycle.

• Using interrupts or polling to confirm each transfer before proceeding.

Here are the step to install the GitHub copilot plugin

Android studio - > File --> Settings --> Plugins --> type "copilot" in search field and install.

I was running Claude Code on Windows with WSL and adding

flutter(){
  command CMD.exe /c flutter $@
}

to my ~/.bashrc file seemed like it fixed the issue.

However, when Claude tried to call "flutter analyze", it gave me the exact error.

I prompted it to use
CMD.exe /c "flutter analyze"
and it works OK now.

Download these two from google and run it then you can get rid of this error 100% Working

1. VC_redist.x86
2. VC_redist.x64

its a issue with your windows

The "Bear token missing" error usually means the Authorizationheader is not sent properly.

• Correct Header Format:

Authorization: Bearer <access_token>

Make sure there's:

-One space after Bearer

-No extra spaces or quotes

-The token is valid

• Example cURL Command:

curl -X GET \

-H "Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGcioi.."\

https://localhost:8243/api/v1/resource

If you're using Postman:

-Go to the Authorization tab

-Select Bearer Token

-Paste the access token

Common Problems:

-Typo in header (e.g. bearer instead of Bearer)

-Missing token

-Expired token

-Sending token in URL instead of header

• After fixing the header, the API call should work.

Please provide workaround on Networking in all azure services, I have to use below website every time to get my public IP to enable access. Is there any other way? https://whatsmyip.web.app

  .zIndex(1) // Top layer.

Use this modifier on the view which you want to bring to the top.

Sorry if this doesn't make sense (I'm 2 days into my Next.js self learning) but can't you just use the route:

pages/[language]/[app-slug]

and then in the page script:

export default function Page({ params }){

const {app-slug} = use(params)

Script.load({app-slug}+".js");

Usage : dataGridView1[0, 0].Value = "5";

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.datagridview.item?view=windowsdesktop-9.0

 try {
    const SpeechRecognition = window.SpeechRecognition || window.webkitSpeechRecognition;

    if (!SpeechRecognition) {
      console.error("Speech Recognition not supported in this browser.");
      return;
    }

    const recognition = new SpeechRecognition();
    recognition.continuous = true;
    recognition.lang = "en-US";

    recognition.onresult = (e) => {
      console.log(e);
    };

    recognition.onerror = (event) => {
      console.error("Speech recognition error:", event.error);
    };

    recognition.start();
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("Error initializing or starting SpeechRecognition:", error);
  }enter image description here

=XLOOKUP(1,IF(ISERROR(MAKEARRAY(1,COLUMNS(C10:Q20),LAMBDA(rows,c,FILTER(OFFSET(C10:C20,0,c-1),OFFSET(C10:C20,0,c-1)=C4)))),0,1),C9:Q9)

That should work for what you're asking. It first finds the column with the desired date, then extracts the entry in row 9.

(Replace C4 with whatever other cells are needed.)

please help me !!! or let me know any site to learn about that

The way that type (with SystemAssigned, UserAssigned) is defined is correct. For property userAssignedIdentities it is unclear if it is correct or not as there is no way to know what is the input. You also haven't specified what exactly issue/errors you are facing and the full Azure policy that you are using.

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header 1	header 2
cell 1	cell 2
cell 3	cell 4

you can check if you have sql installed with sqlcmd -S localhost -Q "SELECT @@VERSION" and after that you should check if it's running like the picture above.

It might be a UI problem, I typed localhost in the server name and now I'm connected.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont

# Your answer text (shortened for example)

text = """Problem 16 – Machinery Account

W.N. 1: Depreciation & Loss on Sale

Cost of Machine: ₹1,60,000

+ Overhauling: ₹40,000

= ₹2,00,000

Depreciation:

2017: ₹20,000

2018: ₹20,000

2019: ₹10,000

Total: ₹50,000

Loss on Sale: ₹50,000

"""

# Create image

img = Image.new('RGB', (800, 600), color='white')

d = ImageDraw.Draw(img)

# Use a monospaced font (important for alignment)

font = ImageFont.truetype("cour.ttf", 16) # Use Courier New or similar

# Draw text

d.text((20, 20), text, fill=(0, 0, 0), font=font)

# Save as PNG

img.save("machinery_account_answer.png") Convert to image

ran into similar issue. Did you ever figure out a solution to this?

Here's a way simpler solution if anyone is still looking for one:

    time = 0.6 # this is in minutes per the OP
    hours = time / 60 # converts the minutes to hours
    minutes = hours * 60 % 60
    seconds = minutes * 60 % 60
    result = "%02d:%02d:%02d" % (hours, minutes, seconds)

Is there any tutorial regarding your solving ? Currently facing the same issues. I need to change the image on the posters periodically

Microsoft says no so far, can have it open inn OWA, but the user would have to select the from drop down and enter the shared mailbox that they are sending from

The SuperMicro power supply PWS-341P-1H works in conjunction with the SuperMicro IPMI Tools, see their download page. Despite using the PMBus specifications not every manufacturer follows them exactly and some (especially SM) add additional features. You'll get the best results if you download their software, for their hardware.

The X9DAi motherboard uses a "JPI^I2C1 Power Supply SMBbus I²C Header", while the PWS-341P-1H power supply utilizes PMBus (Power Management Bus) over I2C, with SMBus as the underlying protocol, and includes a dedicated 5-pin connector for communication. If the power supply isn't listed on the motherboard's compatibility list you can't be certain that you can plug it into the motherboard, and subsequently run software that will access the hardware; and return the correct information.

Other people have had these problems, having a mismatch between the connections on the power supply and motherboard, as described here: "Terri Kennedy's web page", mentioned in the STH Forum -"i2c, smbus, pmbus, pulling my hair out.", or "How Do PMBus vs SMBus vs I2C Compare?" or LevelOneTechs - "Reading Supermicro PSU Info from Linux (SMBus)".

1.: Check that you can plug the power supply's PMBus communication cable into your motherboard:

2.: Download SuperMicro's utilities from the second link above.

3.: Check out the SMCIPMITool and its .PDF Manual:

pminfo: Use this command to display information on the health of the PMBus.

Usage: pminfo [<bus ID> <slave address>]

4.: Once you obtain the correct information, after ensuring that the hardware is compatible and connected correctly, you can approach your final part of your question:

"I am looking for a solution to programatically retrieve the PSU sensors values. Python or bash prefered but really any hacky solution will do. I can provide any log that would be relevant."

In the LevelOneTech Forum user "yucko" resorted to using curl to access the BMI:

"

use the redfish api to get this info, this gives json back:

curl -sS https://${BMC_HOST}/redfish/v1/Chassis/1/Power/ -k -u ${BMC_USER}:${BMC_PASS}

".

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

import matplotlib.patches as patches

# إنشاء الشكل

fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(6, 6))

ax.set_xlim(0, 300)

ax.set_ylim(0, 300)

ax.set_aspect('equal')

ax.axis('off') # إخفاء المحاور

# ألوان الشعار

blue = '#0c2c59'

red = '#d12031'

# الدائرة الخارجية

outer_circle = patches.Circle((150, 150), 140, fill=False, edgecolor=blue, linewidth=5)

ax.add_patch(outer_circle)

# الدائرة الداخلية

inner_circle = patches.Circle((150, 150), 110, fill=True, color='white', linewidth=2, edgecolor=blue)

ax.add_patch(inner_circle)

# أجزاء الشعار (تمثيل مبسط)

# الجزء الأزرق الأيسر

left_part = patches.Wedge(center=(150, 150), r=100, theta1=110, theta2=250, facecolor=blue)

ax.add_patch(left_part)

# الجزء الأحمر الأعلى

top_red = patches.Wedge(center=(150, 150), r=100, theta1=250, theta2=290, facecolor=red)

ax.add_patch(top_red)

# الجزء الأحمر الأعلى الثاني

top_red_2 = patches.Wedge(center=(150, 150), r=100, theta1=70, theta2=110, facecolor=red)

ax.add_patch(top_red_2)

# الجزء الأزرق الأيمن

right_part = patches.Wedge(center=(150, 150), r=100, theta1=290, theta2=70, facecolor=blue)

ax.add_patch(right_part)

# المستطيل الأفقي الأبيض (يمثل تقاطع الخط الأبيض الأفقي في الشعار)

ax.add_patch(patches.Rectangle((100, 140), 100, 20, color='white'))

# المستطيل الرأسي الأبيض (الخط الأبيض في المنتصف)

ax.add_patch(patches.Rectangle((140, 100), 20, 100, color='white'))

# نص العنوان

plt.text(150, 270, 'GAZİANTEP ÜNİVERSİTESİ', fontsize=12, ha='center', va='center', color=blue, fontweight='bold')

# نص السنة

plt.text(150, 35, '1973', fontsize=16, ha='center', va='center', color=blue, fontweight='bold')

# النجوم الحمراء

plt.text(70, 35, '★', fontsize=20, ha='center', va='center', color=red)

plt.text(230, 35, '★', fontsize=20, ha='center', va='center', color=red)

# عرض الرسم

plt.show()

Be careful with EXPO_PUBLIC_ variables, as indicated in the environment variables documentation:

Do not store sensitive information in EXPO_PUBLIC_ variables, such as private keys. These variables will be visible in plain-text in your compiled app.

For me, after several unsuccessful attempts to create an environment variable using EAS CLI (eas env:create or eas env:push) to store an encryption key, I've found that the easiest way was actually to do it manually in the Expo's project page, as mentioned by @Ali Raza Dar in the previous answer and in the Expo's documentation.

Of course, this is only useful if you are using EAS for building ;).

I changed the base layer from Additive to Override and it worked.

model 4o payed subscription: I just uploaded a (relatively small) android strings.xml and very detailed instructions what to translate and what not (Tags) and objective to try to not lengthen the texts (shorter or same). It said it would take about 30-45min. After over 1.5 hours it gave me a file with 5 lines.

I will now convert to the usual method: never post more than maybe 10 lines because it just cannot handle lots of text. It will come with all kinds of excuses why 1,5 hours is not enough for 200 lines of english to polsky.

Unfortunately, **K3s does *not* support Raspberry Pi Zero** because the Zero is based on **ARMv6**, while K3s requires **ARMv7** or newer. This is confirmed in the [K3s GitHub issue on ARM support](https://github.com/k3s-io/k3s/issues/2699).

✅ **Solution**: Use at least a **Raspberry Pi 2, 3, 4, or Zero 2W**, which are ARMv7/ARMv8 compatible. I run stable multi-node Pi 4 clusters using K3s, and they work flawlessly.

#### Example setup for Pi 4:

```bash

# On the master:

curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | sh -

# On each worker:

curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | \

K3S_URL="https://<MASTER_IP>:6443" \

K3S_TOKEN="<TOKEN>" sh -

Try this

JSON.stringify(products, null, 1)

react native ios - Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64 This solution on stackoverflow helped me solve this issue.

Thanks for sharing your question — I know how frustrating this kind of error can be.

It looks like `dbt` can't locate the model you're referencing. Here are a few things you might want to double-check:

1. Spelling: Make sure that the name you're using in `ref('model_name')` exactly matches the filename (without the `.sql` extension) of your model in the `models/` directory.

2. File structure: Ensure your model is saved in the correct subfolder and not accidentally nested inside another file or mislocated.

3. dbt_project.yml: If you're using model-paths or subfolders, verify that the paths are correctly defined in your `dbt_project.yml` file.

4. Model is enabled: Check that the model is not disabled via a config block (`enabled: false`) or selector logic.

If you've already reviewed those and the issue persists, feel free to share a minimal reproducible example. I'm happy to take another look.

Best of luck — and welcome again to the DBT community! It's a great place to learn and share.

Warm regards,

Once there is no ".env" file needed for your build and deploy, you can simply create an env.json or env.ts file with your sensitive variables and add this file to .gitignore

The primary issue is the incorrect use of py_modules in setup.py, listing standard library and third-party modules that are not part of the package. By removing py_modules and adding dependencies to install_requires, the user should be able to install the package from the source directory using pip install .. This aligns with standard Python packaging practices and should resolve the homework task requirements, allowing verification with snapshot -i 1.

I tried to use explain plan window inside my plsql developer (I had to strip just the query out of the block)

This might actually be the real problem. Sure, Oracle compiles PL/SQL constants down to bind variables for reasons I still cannot determine, but when hard parsing a query (as done in first-time execution), Oracle performs bind peeking. That is, it uses the real value passed into the query to determine the optimal plan, which in this case would be the constant you want to optimize for anyways.

The issue is that EXPLAIN PLAN FOR does not engage in bind peeking, so you won't see the optimal plan for the constant you want. I could not actually find official documentation to this end, but here's an SO answer stating this, and of course you can run a test for yourself (I used a bind variable on a column where 99.99% of the values are the same and EXPLAIN PLAN went for a full-table scan, but executing it for real passing in the 0.01% value into the bind variable hard parsed to a plan using the index on the column).

As such, PL/SQL constants compiling down to bind variables should be a rare problem in practice, though you may run into it if you run a query with variable parameters but nonetheless provide a constant for a common/default parameter. I cannot find a direct fix, but there are four workarounds I've looked into, each with their own drawbacks (and aren't already covered in the question or other answers).

Note: these aren't necessarily directly related to your specific query, I had a similar issue on a query in my DB and my goal was to avoid using magic numbers while still having a performant query. This was surprisingly difficult to research so I figured I'd post my findings in case others are having similar issues (though in my case it turned out to be a stale stats issue...).

The first two workarounds accept the bind variable compilation and work on improving the performance regardless, while the last two are alternative ways of encoding the constant:

1. Make the query bind-aware. Assuming a default set-up, you'll need to set optimizer_adaptive_statistics to TRUE. This effectively instructs Oracle to monitor queries with bind variables to identify queries that are sensitive to bind values. A BIND_AWARE hint can be added on queries known to be problematic to pre-identify to Oracle bind-value dependent queries.

   • Drawbacks: This is a DB-level parameter which will impose a performance penalty as Oracle monitors bind-sensitive queries. It is not recommended for OLTP systems. Additionally, it generally requires the bind value to be used in an equality or range WHERE clause.

2. Add an optimizer hint (or several). My approach for this would be to run an EXPLAIN PLAN on the query with desired literal values substituted, take notes of which indexes or joins were used, and add these as hints to the query with PL/SQL constants. A less heavy-handed approach might be negative hints to avoid a known problem, eg. NO_USE_NL to prevent a nested loops join.

   • Drawbacks: The usual ones with using hints, eg. forcing the optimizer into a particular plan (or narrowing the options) which may not be long-term advantageous or work well with bind values other than the constant.

3. Use dynamic SQL. Something like: EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT ' || my_constant || ' FROM DUAL' INTO v_my_id;

   • Drawbacks: The usual ones with dynamic SQL, like a performance hit & SQL injection (depending on type of my_constant, should be safe with integer though)

4. (Mis-)use conditional compilation (CC) flags. You can encode my_constant as a CC flag using ALTER SESSION SET plsql_ccflags = 'my_constant:1'. In the PL/SQL package, it can be used with the syntax $$my_constant. Then, compile.

   • Drawbacks: Not at all recommended for production. If the package gets recompiled, then it risks my_constant being undefined unless it happens to be recompiled in the same session (ALTER SYSTEM can make it stick more, but is still not recommended). Additionally, this only works with TRUE, FALSE, NULL and PLS_INTEGER-type literals.

AI disclosure: Copilot did alert me to the bind-aware workaround. It then either mostly hallucinated or told me stuff I already knew.

It's been a few months, so I was wondering if you developed/found a solution to the issue you were having? I'm wondering the same thing myself...

Do you have two factor authentication enabled on your Gmail account?

If so you need to generate an app password to bypass that and allow your project to connect to your account whilst circumventing the 2FA

Sorry for the English, it is done by Google translator.

I program in assembler for reasons of time-critical sequences. That is why I carefully studied the machine run of instructions and I have this information because I encounter the same thing.

The processor determines whether the interruption occurred only in the first time phase of processing and executing the instruction. Then no more. However, each instruction is definitely executed only in the final machine cycle of executing the instruction. It is logical, first the code is loaded, it goes to the instruction decoder and so on. Only at the end is everything executed and valid (for example, setting the port to H or L). And when the processor detects an interrupt request in the first time phase, this instruction where the interrupt is detected is still processed, but in the following instruction the interrupt is processed in such a way that the processor cancels the entire queue that it has unread and executes this instruction as a NOP and is terminated by a jump to the ISR. So it is not executed anymore. It is executed only after returning back.

So a timing mismatch can occur. The processor executes the "disable interrupt from peripherals" instruction. In the first time phase of the instruction, it is tested whether an interrupt has occurred. It does occur, but only a short moment after this HW test. Therefore, the processor in the first time section of processing the "disable interrupt from peripherals" instruction does not recognize the interrupt, it occurs only a moment later, but the internal circuits still start to set up. They start to set up because the interrupt will be disabled when it completes this instruction.

Next. The "disable interrupt from peripherals" instruction is followed by another instruction. In its first time section, according to the previous setting of the internal circuits, it is determined that there is a request for an interrupt from the periphery and according to the rule that an instruction that recognizes an interrupt in the first time phase of its processing is also executed. Therefore, it is necessary that the instruction after the "disable interrupt from the periphery" instruction be a NOP instruction.

I have traced the behavior of the processor as follows:

1. The interrupt occurs before the "disable interrupt from the periphery" instruction. This instruction identifies the interrupt in the first time phase and is executed. The instruction after it is not executed, the ISR is executed.

2. The interrupt occurs after the "disable interrupt from the periphery" instruction is completed. The interrupt is not executed, it is disabled.

3. The interrupt occurs within the time frame of the "disable interrupt from the periphery" instruction. Between the first time phase of the instruction (where there is a test to see if the interrupt has occurred) and its completion (when the interrupt is definitely disabled). Therefore, after completion, the interrupt is disabled, but it is recognized only by the following instruction, which is also executed. It must be a NOP instruction, if it cannot be executed.

This is how it behaved for me too. And since in case number three it is a very short time interval, the probability of a match is small and therefore it sets it occasionally.

I am not saying that I am right, but my program behaved exactly as I described. Please study chapter 3.0 INTERRUPT PROCESSING TIMING in DS70000600D. From that I came to my conclusions.

I managed to get a step further, the W3M recommendation to close the frame as soon as possible seems to be the key: in my case I was caching the N previous frames (to be able to play them backward for at least a few seconds) but it seems like in windows this freeze the decoder since apparently the resources to keep the frames are in control of the decoder. Now I need to see if I can find a way to support my backward-play feature… Either I need to spend some time to re-encode the video backward (it may take some time but is certainly the most robust option), or I find a way to move the cache to a part of the memory that is in control of the browser and not the decoder. But at least I know what I'm trying to avoid now!

The canonical solution for this is now on the Snowflake community. - Replace the implicit join of a comma explicitly with JOIN

https://community.snowflake.com/s/article/Lateral-View-Join-With-Other-Tables-Fails-with-Incident

SELECT * FROM 
TEST T
,  -- replace this
   TABLE(FLATTEN(T.A)) F
LEFT JOIN
(
  SELECT 1 AS B
) A
ON F.VALUE=A.B;



SELECT * FROM 
TEST T 
 JOIN -- With JOIN keyword
   TABLE(FLATTEN(T.A)) F
LEFT JOIN
(
  SELECT 1 AS B
) A
ON F.VALUE=A.B;

Why not simply scope the pods namespace smaller and include just the pod and needed secret into that namespace. then use (Cluster)Role & RoleBinding limited to that namespace allowing get on secrets.

Your pod then has just access to that secret and not others.

Most likely, you have mixed up ping time and pong time, so opened connection have no transmissions before ReadDeadline happened.

Ping time must be less than pong time.

-D properties must be passed as vmArgs in vscode launch. It will be digested by JVM before it starts loading the classes

{
..
"vmArgs": "-Dmyapp.property1=value1",
...
}

UserViews have a method called draw, but you are not meant to invoke it. It works sometimes, but calling it from other points in the code will throw this error. Don't use it. To redraw your UserView, use a refresh message instead.

This will throw a similar error for anything in your drawFunc.

Check that the framework has not accidentally selected MacCatalyst: Maccatalyst Selected

There is no "text type" component. You may use "TextBody", "TextCaption" or "TextSubheading" or "TextHeading".

Check https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/flows/reference/components#text for more info.

this works for android or maybe ios btn, but what when we swipe from below to go to inactive mode?

Do I always need to re-declare the sig { ... } in every subclass that overrides a method, even if the types are identical?

Yes.

Sorbet never infers the signature of a method. If you want a method’s parameters and return to have types, they must be declared explicitly.

There is more about this in the docs:

https://sorbet.org/docs/why-type-annotations

Note that Sorbet can suggest sig annotations if you ask it to, and the suggested sigs will use information from any parent method if available:

https://sorbet.org/docs/sig-suggestion

Do I need override?

If a parent method is declared abstract or overridable and then is overridden by a child method that has a sig, then the child method must also include the override annotation:

https://sorbet.org/docs/override-checking

The error was due to celery worker not working on the backend. Configured it on the backend server and app installed successfully.

The difference between npm (Node Package Manager) and npx (Node Package eXecute) is simple. Actually npm is the default package manager fro Node projects, while npx is a npm package runner.

Yea I also can't find a way to test. Seems like there is no way to test until they officially launch the endpoints - very exciting though

I found the log file I was looking for (idea.log) following the guidance received from Jonathon.

It was in the user data area in appdata\local\google\studioversion\log folder.

Looking at the log the problem was to do with WSL, support for Lnux in Windows, not being installed.

I wll install that and continue my work.

A big thank you to Jonathon.

As already mentioned, you will need to set 'postgresql.transactional.lock' flyway property to false.

From Spring Boot 3.2.0 on you can use flyway.postgresql.transactional-lock property.

The static_assert fails because std::mem_fn(&Device::Version) returns a function object that returns a reference (std::string&), not a value, so the correct type is std::string&; fix it by changing the assertion to static_assert(std::is_same_v<Field, std::string&>).

Restart the system then it will work

Sometimes it doesen't work.

The process is stuck and no way to stop it.

I'm facing the exact same issue. Even on a brand-new sandbox account, the in_app_purchase plugin returns the purchase status as PurchaseStatus.restored instead of purchased, even for a first-time subscription purchase. I'm also only testing on the Apple App Store sandbox environment with non-consumable products.
It’s quite confusing—this seems like a bug or sandbox-specific behavior. Would appreciate if anyone has a confirmed explanation or workaround.

I was able to resolve this issue by redownloading `update_revision.cmd`.

Well I found the answer by mistake in a previous question in SO.

The title of the question is not related to this issue, but the implementation is exactly what I needed to remove this native navigation bar.

For anyone encountering this issue, just follow this question's answer and the navigation bar will not appear anymore.

Let me try at the machine language level. If you pass data via register or address, it is by reference, nothing copied. if you copied data, occupying more than 1 address, it is by value; it is applicable to copied pointer, because more memory is used.

But sadly all answers that state "just move from @MockBean to @MockitoBean" oversee that behavior has changed.

While i have a Testclass with a @MockBean at field level i avoid that the real Bean from application context is created.
With just the move to @MockitoBean the real Bean from the app context is now created additonally.

Behavior is different. While with the old behavior i could do the trick to 'disable' the creation of my real Bean which else will trigger some Quobyte polling for example i cant do it anymore.

The question is similar to Autodesk Refresh Token keeps Expiring

Kindly check your code logic. The refresh token is valid for 14 days and can only be used once. If your code calls it at any time and fails to register a new refresh token then the used refresh token becomes invalid.
Also check if you are changing scopes i.e. the scopes used to get the original token are different from those used to get the refresh token.

The issue was due to a routing asymmetry in our infrastructure. I went a bit quickly and we could actually not see the ack-syn-synack on the server, only on my machine. So it was discarded on the way back.

As far as I know, that can’t be done directly.
However, you can achieve it by enabling the on-select-action and setting a variable (e.g. to true). Then, in your if statement, use that variable to conditionally display the other children components you need.

in the process of my thesis proposal writing I had quite the experience with paged.js. If you are still strugglin here is a starter that works with react and paged.js:

https://github.com/Erpix3lt/react-paged

Good option is to use dedicated platform for sharing your PDFs/document in a protected way. One example of such platform is HelpRange, where you have a lot of options for protection: dynamic watermarking, screenshot protection, disabling forwarding, passwords, using virtual data rooms to use one time passwords sent to email address, and so on...

Hi I'm trying to attempt the same thing in my project.
Could you maybe share how you created the connection with dummy values?
Thanks!

Okay, I have finally found a configuration that works.

I took the value from PHP of $_SERVER['REDIRECT_HANDLER'] which is application/x-httpd-ea-php81. (So unfortunately it seems I will have to change this .htaccess rule every time that the PHP version gets updated...?)

Then I put this into the .htaccess file:

<Files test.txt> 
    AddType application/x-httpd-ea-php81 .txt
</Files>

cell.setCellValue("'" + value);

This is just putting a literal apostrophe in the cell - it's a workaround when typing manually but in this case, it writes it as actual data

Try changing it to:

cell.setCellValue(String.valueOf(value));

Building on @hfc's answer, if you have both JUnit and TestNG on the classpath and you don't want to remove JUnit, you can do so by declaring the surefire-testng dependency on the maven-surefire-plugin:

<plugin>
  <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
  <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId>
  <version>3.5.3</version>
  <dependencies>
    <dependency>
      <groupId>org.apache.maven.surefire</groupId>
      <artifactId>surefire-testng</artifactId>
      <version>3.5.3</version>
    </dependency>
  </dependencies>
</plugin>

In the end I've modified python code to evade join, and then the optimiser apparently had easier time to sort it out, now it's using the index in both filter and sort.

The modern and portable way is

  file(REAL_PATH "~" HOME EXPAND_TILDE)

This would set the CMake variable HOME to the value of the HOME environment variable.

On Windows, the USERPROFILEenvironment variable might be used instead.

You can use spring's @Retriable with @Recover.

Many methods:

Make subset of pipelines.

1. Inside Parent pipeline,

2. mention activity to execute pipeline 1,

3. again activity to execute pipeline 2,

4. Now you can use either get metadata to check status of pipeline 2 and then execute the pipeline 3

5. OR else you can use 'On Success'

Angular Material 19.2:

@ViewChild(MatTree)
tree!: MatTree<YourNodeType>;

...

private expandNodes(nodes: YourNodeType[]): void {
  for (const node of nodes) {
    if (node.expanded) {
      this.tree.expand(node);
    }
  }
}

it seems the latest VS code version is giving this regression error, downgrading it to 1.85.0 works for me.