You also get a very similar error if you use an incorrect image URI. In my case I accidentally used the us-docker.pkg.dev registry when it should have been docker.io.
Reasons:
Low length (1):
Has code block (-0.5):
Me too answer (2.5): also get a very similar error
The above answer does not address the question. The question isn't about how PHP works, but rather why was the decision made to give null coalesce a lower precedence when designing the PHP syntax.
I am also baffled at this design choice. Perhaps someone can enlighten us why they chose this order.
simple query to add 10 business days to date:
SELECT tmp.release_date, tmp.num
FROM ( SELECT TO_DATE (SYSDATE + LEVEL, 'DD-MON-RRRR') release_date,
TO_CHAR (SYSDATE + LEVEL, 'DY') day, rownum num
FROM DUAL
WHERE TO_CHAR (SYSDATE + LEVEL, 'DY') NOT IN ('SAT', 'SUN')
CONNECT BY LEVEL < 15) tmp
where tmp.num = 10
It depends on the technical knowledge of the user you are expecting. For normal users, this would already be hard enough - even a non-hashed version would be hard to spot on the code.
If you are considering that you have users skilled at coding, it is not extremely hard to debug and find the comparison / jump on the executable assembly; and it is possible then to just bypass the check altogether without knowing the original password or the hash.
I had the same issue. For me notifications worked during development but not in production. The issue was that my .p8 key was set to sandbox only instead of sandbox and production. https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/authkeys/list
I had this error message in relation to an AWS::EC2::LaunchTemplate and the problem was that I'd set the SecurityGroups field when I should have been setting the SecurityGroupIds field instead. This change fixed it:
Sorry I had some out of stream discussions and forgot to document, here is my understanding :
The group policies are defined as additive. Meaning a policy can be used to disable the MCP feature if it was enabled on the copilot configuration page, but not the other way around. (i.e if either are no, the feature won't be enabled)
The following setting will now enable MCP usage and be separate from preview features
You cannot assume that resources in general are their own discrete file on the real filesystem, it is abstracted away by the classloader. If you can help it, just don't try to make this conversion. For instance, to read an image resource agnostically:
Tangential to this thread: After adding an accessibility identifier to my SwiftUI List, I found that it is known to XCUITest as a collection view rather than as a table. app.collectionViews.firstMatch found it.
I think that if this property is critical for your users, and you want to optimize CSS for them, then you can keep all plug-in animations in a separate CSS file. For example
I recently encountered this error in my next js application,
I was using static functions and variables in classes i made, i think typescript doesn't allow it , removing those static functions and variables made my build successful.
That worked for me.
FFMPEG_PATH="/opt/homebrew/bin/ffmpeg"
for f in "$@"
do
filename="${f%.*}"
output="${filename}.mp3"
"$FFMPEG_PATH" -i "$f" -codec:a libmp3lame -qscale:a 2 "$output"
done
I've just encountered this same issue on my website. It seems that came after a chrome update.
What I did, that fixed the problem for my web app, was to update the allow attribute to allow="fullscreen", and in others where I needed other properties it was like allow="fullscreen; accelerometer; autoplay;"
RDKit is designed to be somewhat modular. It's a very very big package, and importing everything under Chem is not usually advised. The best practice when using the library is to be specific with your imports (use the Descriptors.ExactMolWt function instead of Chem.Descriptors.ExactMolWt). Alternatively, you can do from rdkit.Chem import AllChem which will load in almost everything in Chem module and its sub modules.
You could use sip specific lib in app connect it to telephony server asterisk/freeswitch both open source m do some dial plan m you wil have what you need , the recording will be in server but possible to view even at client if you use proper app logic . All you can do without spending a dime, look at github also you will find example. thanks
It’s because you're redeclaring loginSuccess inside the If, so VBScript treats it like a new local variable there, exactly like what @Shrotter said
You could try moving the Dim loginSuccess outside the If block
It should look something like this:
Dim username
Dim loginSuccess
username = InputBox("Enter your name:")
If username = "admin" Then
loginSuccess = True
MsgBox "Welcome, admin!"
Else
loginSuccess = False
MsgBox "Access Denied"
End If
If loginSuccess Then
MsgBox "You're logged in"
Else
MsgBox "Login failed"
End If
I'm experiencing the same problem, and interestingly, for about the same period as you, about 3 months.
Samsung support in Brazil informed me that when the smartwatch enters what I call "power saving mode" (I'm not sure if that's the correct term), the sensor sends information to the registered listeners in batches every 10 minutes, but I couldn't pinpoint this. My listener simply stops receiving data.
I'm struggling to solve this. If I succeed, I'll post here so you know.
I wondered if maybe when I pass a capacity value, they take the nearest bigger prime so I also looked at the constructor source code and that's exactly what they do:
if (min < 0)
throw new ArgumentException(SR.Arg_HTCapacityOverflow);
foreach (int prime in Primes)
{
if (prime >= min)
return prime;
}
It's doable using Smartsheet native automation and a Zapier zap. When a new attachment is added to a Smartsheet row, the zap grabs the attachment, attaches it to an email, and sends the email to a designated Outlook mailbox (individual or shared). Mine process goes a step further by using Power Automate to monitor that mailbox, and when the zap email hits it Power Automate grabs the attachment and saves the file to a designated SharePoint library and folder path.
To be independent of the underlying Database, I was using Apache DBCP2 as a datasource and while loading the datasource I was using either a file containing the connection properties or loading them from the environment.
You have use .NET 9 to use SDK 35. If use .NET 8, you will be able to use a maximum of SDK 34. Case .NET 9 not be available, update your Visual Studio. My version is 17.14.7.
In the forum post you mention Forms. If you are using the built in FileUploadElementBlock I think the access rights to the uploaded files in Forms are inherited from the file upload element block access rights or maybe the form container block itself. That could also explain the issue with the access rights being reset whenever you post new data.
The Angular Material Components Repo has a big build system, which was never properly prepared to run on native Windows. That's the reason you hit a snag with the SASS toolchain complaining.
The fastest way to get up and running is by installing WSL2 with the latest Ubuntu, installing the newest node via nvm deleting the node_modules folder installed by pnpm in the native windows environment, performing https://stackoverflow.com/a/58414196/6240779, letting pnpm install install the required packages and finally starting the local dev server. So you keep the code in outside of WSL, but let WSL run the dev server.
Be patient with pnpm dev-app, it's a heavy weight.
I'm 7 years too late, but to whom may find this useful:
What that Wikipedia image is depicting is the optimal color solid (or Rösch-MacAdam color solid), which is the theoretical gamut of surfaces, not the visible gamut.
The visible gamut is bounded by the spectral cone and the inverse spectral cone. In a linear color space, such as CIE 1931 XYZ or LMS, the spectral cone is the surface formed by the set of rays that start at black ((0, 0, 0)) and pass through one spectral color (the XYZ coordinates of the spectral colors can be found on the CIE website). The inverse spectral cone is the symmetric of the spectral cone with respect to central grey ((0.5, 0.5, 0.5)). The volume that these two cones enclose is the visible gamut. The locus where they intersect is the set of the most chromatic colors that we can see.
The optimal color solid is tangent to the visible gamut's boundary at the blackpoint and the whitepoint, but it is pretty far from it in the highly chromatic colors, especially in the reds and cyans. This is because surfaces cannot reflect a single wavelength of light and be bright at the same time. But light sources can.
Although helpful and fixing some errors in the OPs code, the answer provided by @Santiago Squarzon does give the same error after about 22000 results (in my case at least). Here is some guidance at Microsoft Learn for working with large datasets. Hope this helps
You can exclude those binaries from the apk during packaging.
Add the snippet below in the build.gradle.kts / build.gradle in the app module to fix it.
android {
packaging {
resources {
excludes.add("**/dump_syms/**")
}
}
}
turns out it can be as simple as
constant STACKSV : integer := ((character'pos(STACK(1))) * 256 * 256) + ((character'pos(STACK(2))) * 256) + ((character'pos(STACK(3))))
which for "int" produces 0x00746F70, which I can use, it's the integer equivalent of the V/SV "int".
That is, in my VHDL, pass generic STACK => STACKSV, and in the V/SV I can do if(STACK == "int") ...
Obviously, I could have shifted left 8 more bits and added 0x20, that would have answered the original question; but this actually is what I needed.
Now if someone could show me how in VHDL to do a left shift by 16 instead of a multiply by 256*256, and an OR instead of the addition, I'd be truly grateful. Given the strong typing of VHDL, I can't quite seem to get it right....
uh i also need an aswer to this... im trying to connect a gamepad to execute a xorg session (the script works if i execute it from a shell / root shell but doesnt work if its executed by udev
Completed the setup after a few trial and errors. Used Oauth2 and followed the setups process available to complete the mapping and build the pipeline.
401 Unauthorized: The request was not successful because it lacks valid authentication credentials for the requested resource. Ensure the request includes the necessary authentication credentials and the api key is valid.
Try moving your | startExpr 'and' expr and | expr 'and' expr alternatives in the rules above the | startExpr '+' expr and corresponding expr alternatives. I believe they should then match first and give you the tree you expect. I'm guessing you will likely also wish to elevate the or rules as well.
I don't have the reputation to update but getting downvoted on this is really dumb. I don't know why someone would seeing it's a legitimate question with a final legitimate answer.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): I don't have the reputation
You can update the port number for the "Admin" buttons on XAMPP Control Panel by: 1) click on "Config" button on the top right corner. A Configuration of Control Panel will appear. 2) click on "Service and Port Settings" button on the right bottom corner of Configuration of Control Panel. Service Settings window will appear. 3) You can update the port number for Apache at this Service Settings window, and the URLs for the "Admin" buttons will get updated.
A class representing a Unicode character is available in the Ujorm framework. A stream of such characters can be loaded from an input stream by the expression:
I also troubling for couple of hours with this problem and the issue comes from the proxy I entered earlier. To fix this using android studio follow this steps:
1. Go to File > Setting > Appearance and Behavior > System Setting > HTTP Proxy.
Now if you have entered proxy and port earlier totally disable it. This might help you
For anyone who discovers a similar issue using cordova-plugin-firebasex v18.0.7 on cordova-android, this is the manual fix for the issue. Hopefully this fix gets merged soon in a new version of firebasex and we won't have to do it manually in the future.
I am somewhat embarrassed to have to admit that, while working with It all makes cents's answer, I discovered that I had made a mistake in transcribing my password from my Python code to the original VB.Net code. There was a sequence of two 'w's in the center of the password, one of which was actually lower case, and the other upper. This was not as obvious as it might have been, due to the font which the python editor was using, and I transcribed them both as upper case. The first issue, therefore, was actually a correct response by mariadb when given an incorrect password. However, the second issue (a different exception when attempting to connect with an alternate, and correctly transcribed set of credentials) remains unexplained, and does not occur with the MySQLConnector approach. It all makes cents's answer should, therefore, be regarded as definitive, and, by implication, this connector is to be preferred when linking to a mariadb database from VB.Net.
Nothing above worked for me. The issue it was causing was it trimming white space after save, turns out there is a separate setting for that and formatOnSave does not override this.
go to settings and disable Files:Trim Trailing Whitespace, this worked after hours of fixing it
Newbie here to macos - I have the following Windows .bat file and need to convert it to a mac .sh file - can anyone please help? Thanks in advance (This is how it looked in Windows 11 - files are located in the same location in Macos)
You can accomplish this by using ActiveSheet.Range("D15:D19").FillDown This will copy down the formula that is in D15 to the area specified D15:D19. Put this at the end.
I experienced something like this in Laravel 12.
My issue was solved by where i placed the middleware.
This did not work with CSFR issued tokens, but it worked with normal api tokens issued by sanctum.
I ran into a similar rejection issue. After struggling with the review process, I used https://playtrust.pulsecode.in to identify and fix policy violations. Their report helped me fix the bugs and finally get my app accepted on the Play Store.
getExternalStoragePublicDirectory() was deprecated in Android 10 but was undeprecated in API level 32, Android 12. That's why it's working fine on later versions and doesn't show a deprecation warning.
The latest security update of git, on at least Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (jammy), is buggy and breaks both gitk and git gui, And it seems the same bug affects Ubuntu 18.04.
Since it's a security vulnerability it may not be wise to revert to an older version, unless you only use the affected commands on trusted repositories.
This is a simplistic example, but imagine if you needed 100 nodes of some application to serve traffic. If you wanted to have 100 still running after one AZ out of two went down, you would need to run 200 nodes, 100 per AZ. If you spread your application over 3 AZs, you would only need to run 50 in each AZ for a total of 150 to still have 100 when one AZ went down.
As you add more AZs to this architecture, you still benefit, but with diminishing returns.
This article explains the idea in more detail, and references Chapter 2 of Architecting for Scale, 2nd Edition by Lee Atchison:
I was facing a similar issue while working with Magento 2 and the Hyva theme.
After some investigation, I found that Tailwind CSS v4 is currently not supported by Hyvä.
I downgraded to Tailwind CSS v3, and everything started working as expected.
You’re definitely not alone — GitHub Advanced Security and Azure DevOps don’t offer the same level of features, even though they’re both Microsoft tools. GitHub’s security tooling, especially secret scanning and SAST, is more mature at this point. That “scan for generic passwords” option you mentioned is one of many features that just don’t exist in Azure DevOps yet.
We tested this ourselves — same repo in both platforms, and GitHub consistently flagged more secrets and potential issues. Azure DevOps, while functional, feels a bit behind and lacks the configurability GitHub has. From what I’ve seen, Microsoft isn’t aiming for full feature parity — they seem to treat the two as separate ecosystems.
The real challenge is maintaining consistency when your codebases live in both platforms. Right now, we’re handling it by adding an extra layer of scanning into our CI/CD pipelines, separate from what the platforms provide. That way, we get uniform results no matter where the repo lives.
So yeah — it’s not just a delay or a settings issue. The platforms are genuinely different. If consistent security checks matter, it’s worth building a layer of abstraction yourself, or using tools that don’t depend on the platform's native features.
