My issue was simply that I was using a program to compile all of my docker-compose files into 1. This program only kept the "essential" parts and didn't keep the command: --config /etc/otel/config.yaml part of my otel-collector so the config wasn't being loaded properly into the collector.
I’m facing the same issue, and setting "extends": null didn’t solve it for me either. I created the app using Create React App (CRA). When I run npm run dist, everything builds correctly, but when I execute myapp.exe, I get the error: enter image description here
Can someone help me figure out what’s going wrong?
I know a lot of time has passed since this problem was discussed, however, I got the same error with WPF today. It turned out that when I set DialogResult twice, I got this error on the second setting. DialogResult did not behave like a storage location that one sets values to multiple time. The error message that results is very misleading. A similar situation was discussed in this chain of answers, however, in my case I was setting DialogResult to "true" both times, to the same value.
Since TailwindCSS generates the expected CSS code perfectly, the issue is that the expected CSS code itself does not work properly. The expected CSS code is correct:
Answering my own question. Adding the org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties interface to my xml did not work, as the QDbusAbstractorAdaptor or anyone else is already implementing theses methods. But the signal will not be emitted. At least I did not succeed in finding a "official" way.
My Adaptor parent class is using the setProperty and property functions of QObject.
Overloaded the setProperty function, calling the QOBject ones and as an addition emitted the PropertiesChanged signal manually like this:
QDBusMessage signal = QDBusMessage::createSignal(
"/my/object/path",
"org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties",
"PropertiesChanged");
signal << "my.inter.face";
QVariantMap changedProps;
changedProps.insert(thePropertyName, thePropertyValue);
signal << changedProps;
QStringList invalidatedProps;
signal << invalidatedProps;
QDBusConnection::systemBus().send(signal);
Not a very nice way, but at least the signal is emitted.
Anyway I would be interessted in an more official way of doing it....
Django has PermissionRequiredMixin which can be derived for each View. PermissionRequired mixin has class property "permission_required". So you can individually define required permission for each view. Also you can tie users to permission groups and assign multiple permissions for each group.
I found this issue too but this is entirely different level issue and totally my careless mistake
I changed the IP of the machine. Then tried to connect using ssms.
Turns out, i forgot to change the IP too in TCP/IP protocols in SQL Server Network Config, but the locked out login error was really misleading for my case.
Just in case anyone did the same and didnt check. I almost created new admin acc just for that.
The "Test Connection" in the Glue Console only verifies network connectivity, not whether the SSL certificate is trusted during job runtime.
The actual job runtime uses a separate JVM where the certificate must be available and trusted. If AWS Glue can’t validate the server certificate chain during the job run, it throws the PKIX path building failed error.
This typically happens when:
The SAP OData SSL certificate is self-signed or issued by a private CA.
The certificate isn’t properly loaded at runtime for the job to trust it.
✅ What You’ve Done (Good Steps):
You're already trying to add the certificate using:
"JdbcEnforceSsl": "true",
"CustomJdbcCert": "s3://{bucket}/cert/{cert}"
✅ That’s correct — this tells AWS Glue to load a custom certificate.
📌 What to Check / Do Next:
1. Certificate Format
Make sure the certificate is in PEM format (.crt or .pem), not DER or PFX.
2. Certificate Path in S3
Ensure the file exists at the correct path and is publicly readable by the Glue job (via IAM role).
Example:
s3://your-bucket-name/cert/sap_server.crt
3. Permissions
The Glue job role must have permission to read the certificate from S3. Add this to the role policy:
I had this problem when I had the expected type in a file named alma.d.ts in a folder that also contained a regular alma.ts file. When I renamed the alma.ts file the error went away.
The Places Details API only returns up to 5 reviews for a place. That limit is hard and there is no pagination for the reviews array. The next_page_token you are checking applies to paginated search results, not to reviews in a Place Details response. To fetch all reviews for your own verified business, you must use the Google Business Profile API’s accounts.locations.reviews.list, which supports pagination.
I'm new to NextJS myself, but maybe something like this could work? Maybe perform the request whenever the request is triggered and await the response and use the function accordingly?
In the script, where you have used ZOHO will not work directly, as the SDKs will not be supported, to use it! make the zoho library global and use window.ZOHO
In your script, just replace ZOHO with window.ZOHO
error pulling image configuration: download failed after attempts=6: dialing docker-images-prod.6aa30f8b08e16409b46e0173d6de2f56.r2.cloudflarestorage.com:443 container via direct connection because disabled has no HTTPS proxy: connecting to docker-images-prod.6aa30f8b08e16409b46e0173d6de2f56.r2.cloudflarestorage.com:443: dial tcp: lookup docker-images-prod.6aa30f8b08e16409b46e0173d6de2f56.r2.cloudflarestorage.com: no such host
from typing import get_origin, get_args
origin = get_origin(klass)
args = get_args(klass)
if origin is list and args:
return _func1(data, args[0])
elif origin is dict and len(args) == 2:
return _func2(data, args[1])
messagebox.showerror(
"Ruta requerida",
"Debes indicar una ruta completa. Usa 'Examinar...' o escribe una ruta absoluta (por ejemplo, C:\\carpeta\\archivo.txt)."
)
return
# Evitar que se indique una carpeta como archivo
if os.path.isdir(archivo_path):
messagebox.showerror(
"Error",
"La ruta indicada es una carpeta. Especifica un archivo (por ejemplo, datos.txt)."
)
return
# Verificar/crear carpeta
try:
dir_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(archivo_path))
except (OSError, ValueError):
messagebox.showerror("Error", "La ruta del archivo destino no es válida")
return
if dir_path and not os.path.exists(dir_path):
crear = messagebox.askyesno(
"Crear carpeta",
f"La carpeta no existe:\n{dir_path}\n\n¿Deseas crearla?"
)
if crear:
try:
os.makedirs(dir_path, exist_ok=True)
except OSError as e:
messagebox.showerror("Error", f"No se pudo crear la carpeta:\n{e}")
return
else:
return
self._mostrar_progreso_gen()
header = (
"ID|Nombre|Email|Edad|Salario|FechaNacimiento|Activo|Codigo|Telefono|Puntuacion|Categoria|Comentarios\n"
)
with open(archivo_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
f.write(header)
tamano_actual = len(header.encode('utf-8'))
rid = 1
while tamano_actual < tamano_objetivo_bytes:
linea = self._generar_registro_aleatorio(rid)
f.write(linea)
tamano_actual += len(linea.encode('utf-8'))
rid += 1
if rid % 1000 == 0:
# Actualización periódica del progreso para no saturar la UI
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
progreso = min(100, (tamano_actual / tamano_objetivo_bytes) * 100)
self.progress['value'] = progreso
self.estado_label.config(
text=f"Registros... {rid:,} registros ({progreso:.1f}%)")
self.root.update()
except tk.TclError:
break
tamano_real_bytes = os.path.getsize(archivo_path)
tamano_real_mb = tamano_real_bytes / (1024 * 1024)
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
self.progress['value'] = 100
self.estado_label.config(text="¡Archivo generado exitosamente!", fg='#4CAF50')
self.root.update()
except tk.TclError:
pass
abrir = messagebox.askyesno(
"Archivo Generado",
"Archivo creado exitosamente:\n\n"
f"Ruta: {archivo_path}\n"
f"Tamaño objetivo: {tamano_objetivo_mb:,.1f} MB\n"
f"Tamaño real: {tamano_real_mb:.1f} MB\n"
f"Registros generados: {rid-1:,}\n\n"
"¿Deseas abrir la carpeta donde se guardó el archivo?"
)
if abrir:
try:
destino = os.path.abspath(archivo_path)
# Abrir Explorer seleccionando el archivo generado
subprocess.run(['explorer', '/select,', destino], check=True)
except (OSError, subprocess.CalledProcessError) as e:
print(f"No se pudo abrir Explorer: {e}")
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
self.root.after(3000, self._ocultar_progreso_gen)
except tk.TclError:
pass
except (IOError, OSError, ValueError) as e:
messagebox.showerror("❌ Error", f"Error al generar el archivo:\n{str(e)}")
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
self.estado_label.config(text="❌ Error en la generación", fg='red')
self.root.after(2000, self._ocultar_progreso_gen)
except tk.TclError:
pass
# ------------------------------
# Lógica: División de archivo
# ------------------------------
def _dividir_archivo(self):
"""Divide un archivo en múltiples partes respetando líneas completas.
Reglas y comportamiento:
- El tamaño máximo de cada parte se define en "Tamaño por parte (MB)".
- No corta líneas: si una línea no cabe en la parte actual y ésta ya tiene
contenido, se inicia una nueva parte y se escribe allí la línea completa.
- Los nombres de salida se forman como: <base>_NN<ext> (NN con 2 dígitos).
Manejo de errores:
- Valida ruta de origen, tamaño de parte y tamaño > 0 del archivo.
- Muestra mensajes de error/aviso según corresponda.
"""
try:
src = self.split_source_file.get()
if not src or not os.path.isfile(src):
messagebox.showerror("Error", "Selecciona un archivo origen válido")
return
part_size_mb = self.split_size_mb.get()
if part_size_mb <= 0:
messagebox.showerror("Error", "El tamaño por parte debe ser mayor a 0")
return
part_size_bytes = int(part_size_mb * 1024 * 1024)
total_bytes = os.path.getsize(src)
if total_bytes == 0:
messagebox.showwarning("Aviso", "El archivo está vacío")
return
self._mostrar_progreso_split()
base, ext = os.path.splitext(src)
part_idx = 1
bytes_procesados = 0
bytes_en_parte = 0
out = None
def abrir_nueva_parte(idx: int):
nonlocal out, bytes_en_parte
if out:
out.close()
nombre = f"{base}_{idx:02d}{ext}"
out = open(nombre, 'wb') # escritura binaria
bytes_en_parte = 0
abrir_nueva_parte(part_idx)
line_count = 0
with open(src, 'rb') as fin: # lectura binaria
for linea in fin:
lb = len(linea)
# Si excede y ya escribimos algo, nueva parte
if bytes_en_parte > 0 and bytes_en_parte + lb > part_size_bytes:
part_idx += 1
abrir_nueva_parte(part_idx)
# Escribimos la línea completa
out.write(linea)
bytes_en_parte += lb
bytes_procesados += lb
line_count += 1
# Actualizar progreso cada 1000 líneas
if line_count % 1000 == 0:
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
progreso = min(100, (bytes_procesados / total_bytes) * 100)
self.split_progress['value'] = progreso
self.split_estado_label.config(
text=f"Procesando... {line_count:,} líneas ({progreso:.1f}%)")
self.root.update()
except tk.TclError:
break
if out:
out.close()
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
self.split_progress['value'] = 100
self.split_estado_label.config(text="¡Archivo dividido exitosamente!", fg='#4CAF50')
self.root.update()
except tk.TclError:
pass
abrir = messagebox.askyesno(
"División completada",
"El archivo se dividió correctamente en partes con sufijos _01, _02, ...\n\n"
f"Origen: {src}\n"
f"Tamaño por parte: {part_size_mb:.1f} MB\n\n"
"¿Deseas abrir la carpeta del archivo origen?"
)
if abrir:
try:
# Si existe la primera parte, seleccionarla; si no, abrir carpeta del origen
base, ext = os.path.splitext(src)
primera_parte = f"{base}_{1:02d}{ext}"
if os.path.exists(primera_parte):
subprocess.run(['explorer', '/select,', os.path.abspath(primera_parte)], check=True)
else:
carpeta = os.path.dirname(src)
subprocess.run(['explorer', carpeta], check=True)
except (OSError, subprocess.CalledProcessError) as e:
print(f"No se pudo abrir Explorer: {e}")
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
self.root.after(3000, self._ocultar_progreso_split)
except tk.TclError:
pass
except (IOError, OSError, ValueError) as e:
messagebox.showerror("❌ Error", f"Error al dividir el archivo:\n{str(e)}")
try:
if self.root.winfo_exists():
self.split_estado_label.config(text="❌ Error en la división", fg='red')
self.root.after(2000, self._ocultar_progreso_split)
except tk.TclError:
pass
def main():
"""Punto de entrada de la aplicación.
Crea la ventana raíz, instancia la clase de la UI, centra la ventana y
arranca el loop principal de Tkinter.
"""
root = tk.Tk()
GeneradorArchivo(root)
# Centrar ventana
root.update_idletasks()
width = root.winfo_width()
height = root.winfo_height()
x = (root.winfo_screenwidth() // 2) - (width // 2)
y = (root.winfo_screenheight() // 2) - (height // 2)
root.geometry(f"{width}x{height}+{x}+{y}")
root.mainloop()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
I know this is an old post, but I am wondering what the state of play now (2025) is for using deck.gl with Vue.js (my specific use case is GeoJson visualisation)?
The suggested project at vue_deckgl still seems alive, but I also noticed another project vue-deckgl-suite.
Are there other alternatives?
Is vue-deckgl-suite the same thing as vue_deckgl, with a slightly different name?
And do the answers to my questions depend on Vue 2 vs Vue 3 compatability?
Using SSR + Pkce flow works. However make sure to have the used cookies whitelisted since i wasted 2 whole days not realizing “Auth season missing” since the cookies didn’t get placed in case you are using a cookie manager 😩
After spending ages trying to get this working where I set .allowsHitTesting(true) and tried to let the SpriteView children manage all interaction and feed it back to the RealityView when needed, I decided it just wasn't possible. RealityKit doesn't really want to play nicely with anything else.
So what I did was create a simple ApplicationModel:
public class ApplicationModel : ObservableObject {
@Published var hudInControl : Bool
init() {
self.hudInControl = false
}
static let shared : ApplicationModel = ApplicationModel()
}
and then in the ContentView do this:
struct ContentView: View {
@Environment(\.mainWindowSize) var mainWindowSize
@StateObject var appModel : ApplicationModel = .shared
var body: some View {
ZStack {
RealityView { content in
// If iOS device that is not the simulator,
// use the spatial tracking camera.
#if os(iOS) && !targetEnvironment(simulator)
content.camera = .spatialTracking
#endif
createGameScene(content)
}.gesture(tapEntityGesture)
// When this app runs on macOS or iOS simulator,
// add camera controls that orbit the origin.
#if os(macOS) || (os(iOS) && targetEnvironment(simulator))
.realityViewCameraControls(.orbit)
#endif
let hudScene = HUDScene(size: mainWindowSize)
SpriteView(scene: hudScene, options: [.allowsTransparency])
// this following line either allows the HUD to receive events (true), or
// the RealityView to receive Gestures. How can we enable both at the same
// time so that SpriteKit SKNodes within the HUD node tree can receive and
// respond to touches as well as letting RealityKit handle gestures when
// the HUD ignores the interaction?
//
.allowsHitTesting(appModel.hudInControl)
}
}
}
this then gives the app some control over whether RealityKit, or SpriteKit get the user interaction events. When the app starts, interaction is through the RealityKit environment by default.
When the user then triggers something that gives control to the 2D environment, appModel.hudInControl is set to true and it just works.
For those situations where I have a HUD based button that I want sensitive to taps when the HUD is not in control, I, in the tapEntityGesture handler, offer the tap to the HUD first, and if the HUD does not consume it, I then use it as needed within the RealityView.
The reason you don’t see the extra artifacts in a regular mvn dependency:tree is because the MUnit Maven plugin downloads additional test-only dependencies dynamically during the code coverage phase, not as part of your project’s declared pom.xml dependencies. The standard dependency:tree goal only resolves dependencies from the project’s dependency graph, so it won’t include those.
Options to capture them:
Run with verbose dependency plugin on the test scope
mvn dependency:tree -Dscope=test -Dverbose
This will at least show all test-scoped dependencies that Maven resolves from your POM.
Then run the plugin phase that triggers coverage (munit:coverage-report) in the same build. This way you can compare which artifacts are pulled in.
Use dependency:go-offline
mvn dependency:go-offline -DincludeScope=test
This forces Maven to download everything needed (including test/coverage). Then inspect the local repository folder (~/.m2/repository) to see what was actually pulled in by the MUnit plugin.
Enable debug logging when running coverage
mvn -X test
mvn -X munit:coverage-report
With -X, Maven logs every artifact resolution. You’ll be able to see which additional dependencies the plugin downloads specifically for coverage.
✅ Key Point:
Those extra jars are not “normal” dependencies of your project—they are plugin-managed artifacts that the MUnit Maven plugin itself pulls in. So the only way to see them is either with -X debug logging during plugin execution, or by looking in the local Maven repo after running coverage.
If you want a consolidated dependency tree for test execution including MUnit coverage, run the build with:
mvn clean test munit:coverage-report -X
and parse the “Downloading from …” / “Resolved …” sections in the logs.
Would you like me to write a ready-to-run shell script that extracts just the resolved test dependencies (including MUnit coverage) from the Maven debug output?
I have a solution here, you can use uiautomation to find the browser control and activate it, while starting a thread to invoke the system-level enter button. After uiautomation activates the browser window, it starts to perform carriage enter once a second, and the pop-up window of this browser can be skipped correctly.
React Navigation doesn't use the native tabs instead it uses JS Tabs to mimic the behaviour of the native tabs. If you want liquid glass tabs you need to use react-native-bottom-tabs library to replace React Navigation Tabs with Native Tabs. You then need to do a pod install to do the linking and you should be good to go
The problem is that your function pdf_combiner() never gets called. In your code try/except block is indented the function,so Python just defines the functions and exits without ever executing it.
You can fix it by moving the function call outside and passing the output filename.
Unfortunately, the ASG down scaling is controlled by the TargetTracking AlarmLow Cloudwatch alarm. It needs to see 15 consecutive checks, 1 minute apart before triggering a scale down. It would allow you to edit it since it is controlled by ECS CAS. I am trying to find an environment variable to change it but so far, nothing.
The mentioned ECS_ENGINE_TASK_CLEANUP_WAIT_DURATION and ECS_IMAGE_CLEANUP_INTERVAL don't seem to be related to ASG/EC2 scale down.
int deckSize = deck.Count;
// show the last 5 cards in order
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
{
var drawnPage = deck[deckSize - 1 - i]; // shift by i each time
buttonSlots[i].GetComponent<PageInHandButtonScript>().setPage(drawnPage);
buttonSlots[i].GetComponent<UnityEngine.UI.Image>().sprite = drawnPage.getSprite();
Debug.Log($"Page added to hand: {drawnPage.element} rune");
}
// now remove those 5 cards from the deck
deck.RemoveRange(deckSize - 5, 5);
Debug.Log($"Filled up hand. New Deck size: {deck.Count}");
I tried this, but did not work. Created the new sort column fine and sorted ASC and it worked in the table, but my matrix header is still sorted ASC. Ugh! Power BI version Aug 2025
They now have an example repo for React https://github.com/docusign/code-examples-react. I don't think it has all the examples listed in the node examples repo but it might be a good starting point to understand how to integrate Docusign on a React app
Since this is still an issue and there are not many solutions out there, I am gonna post an answer here.
This is a known compatibility issue between google-cloud-logging and Python 3.11. The CloudLoggingHandler creates background daemon threads that don't shut down gracefully when GAE terminates instances in Python 3.11, due to stricter thread lifecycle management.
Solutions (in order of preference for me)
1. Switch to StructuredLogHandler (Recommended)
Replace your current logging configuration with StructuredLogHandler, which writes to stdout instead of using background threads:
The StructuredLogHandler approach is recommended as it's the most future-proof solution and completely avoids the threading architecture that causes these shutdown errors.
For a typical cloud workload with similar server types, Least Connections is arguably the best "set-it-and-forget-it" algorithm. It is dynamic, efficient, and perfectly suited for the variable and scalable nature of cloud computing. It's a simple concept that delivers intelligent results.
I have a case where I am using SSIS to insert records and I a leaving out a timestamp column which has a default constraint of getdate(), strangely, when I run the insert, the column is still NULL.
import UIKit
UIApplication.shared.sendAction(#selector(UIResponderStandardEditActions.performClose(_:)), to: nil, from: nil, for: nil)
Ensure that the UIApplication.shared responder hierarchy contains a valid first responder, otherwise app may not respond to system actions like closing
Warning - I have never installed this extension and yet I found this executable running on my system. I verified that the hash of the executable on my local matches the known hash of e27f0eabdaa7f4d26a25818b3be57a2b33cbe3d74f4bfb70d9614ead56bbb3ea.
Again, I have never installed this extension (I only have a handful of Microsoft, GitHub, and AWS published extensions installed in VSCode) and so I find it very suspicious that it was running.
The Restler.exe file is a Windows executable. Since the docker container is running on a Linux kernel it cannot natively run Restler.exe. Instead, run: dotnet ./Restler.dll
I haven't been able to figure out how to debug 32-bit Azure apps with Visual Studio 2022, but until a better solution is available a workaround to debug your app might be to create a console app or test project that includes your azure function app as a reference, and then call the relevant code from your console app.
Sorry for contributing so late, But it might help others
You can do it, using a framework of robot framework, called RF Swarm, where you need to clone it from github, install rfswarm manager, agent just for running the test suite, you can also install reporter for html or doc report, also there will be logs in the logs directory with individual logs for a individual robot, the installing file will be there clone directory. Using RFSwarm, will help you to exert load of 25 to 40 robot if you have free 6 to 8 gb of ram, so you should have 16gb ram in you local machine (laptop/pc), as robot use selenium for UI testing, so the chrome browser eats a lot of ram when run in numbers. Suggestion to use chrome headless when performing load testing.
It refers to the elements following the order in the Browser Window. I also tried other ways in the past, but realised that this consistently leads to the best results.
I was hit with the same issue. I ended up doing -rm rf to the caches, the .gradle/ and the daemon. Next I downgraded my gradle version to 8.5: ./gradlew wrapper --gradle-version 8.5. It auto prompted me to use 9.0 on Android Studio and then it worked fine after that and built perfectly.
But now there is a better way of doing it. We can hide the optionvalue directly from the optionset/Choice editor in the make.powerapps.com. With this way the value will not show on the UI using configuration without writing Javascript.
Follow below steps
Step 1: Navigate to https://make.powerapp.com
Step 2: On the left navigation page click on Tables
Step 3: Search and open desired table by clicking on it. (For Example: Account)
Step 4: On the schema section click on "Columns"
Step 5: On the list of columns search desired column with Data Type = "Choice".(For Example : Industry)
Step 6: Now Edit the Column by clicking on the field name which opens a popup
Step 7: Navigate to Choice section and select the value (For Example: Accounting) which you want to hide by clicking on "Additional Properties".
Step 8: This would open a popup in that there is a checkbox called "Hidden". Enable that checkbox.
Step 9: Click on Save.
Step 10: Publish the table to reflect the changes.
Step 11: Navigate back to Application and check the value which we are hiding in the optionset field on the form it will not longer be visible.
following @PetrBodnár's suggestion for Mozilla Firefox 142.0 on Windows 11 has this output:
-h or --help Print this message.
-v or --version Print Firefox version.
--full-version Print Firefox version, build and platform build ids.
-P <profile> Start with <profile>.
--profile <path> Start with profile at <path>.
--migration Start with migration wizard.
--ProfileManager Start with ProfileManager.
--origin-to-force-quic-on <origin>
Force to use QUIC for the specified origin.
--new-instance Open new instance, not a new window in running instance.
--safe-mode Disables extensions and themes for this session.
--allow-downgrade Allows downgrading a profile.
--MOZ_LOG=<modules> Treated as MOZ_LOG=<modules> environment variable,
overrides it.
--MOZ_LOG_FILE=<file> Treated as MOZ_LOG_FILE=<file> environment variable,
overrides it. If MOZ_LOG_FILE is not specified as an
argument or as an environment variable, logging will be
written to stdout.
--console Start Firefox with a debugging console.
--headless Run without a GUI.
--browser Open a browser window.
--new-window <url> Open <url> in a new window.
--new-tab <url> Open <url> in a new tab.
--private-window [<url>] Open <url> in a new private window.
--preferences Open Options dialog.
--screenshot [<path>] Save screenshot to <path> or in working directory.
--window-size width[,height] Width and optionally height of screenshot.
--search <term> Search <term> with your default search engine.
--setDefaultBrowser Set this app as the default browser.
--first-startup Run post-install actions before opening a new window.
--kiosk Start the browser in kiosk mode.
--kiosk-monitor <num> Place kiosk browser window on given monitor.
--disable-pinch Disable touch-screen and touch-pad pinch gestures.
--jsconsole Open the Browser Console.
--devtools Open DevTools on initial load.
--jsdebugger [<path>] Open the Browser Toolbox. Defaults to the local build
but can be overridden by a firefox path.
--wait-for-jsdebugger Spin event loop until JS debugger connects.
Enables debugging (some) application startup code paths.
Only has an effect when `--jsdebugger` is also supplied.
--start-debugger-server [ws:][ <port> | <path> ] Start the devtools server on
a TCP port or Unix domain socket path. Defaults to TCP port
6000. Use WebSocket protocol if ws: prefix is specified.
--marionette Enable remote control server.
--remote-debugging-port [<port>] Start the Firefox Remote Agent,
which is a low-level remote debugging interface used for WebDriver
BiDi. Defaults to port 9222.
--remote-allow-hosts <hosts> Values of the Host header to allow for incoming requests.
Please read security guidelines at https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/remote/Security.html
--remote-allow-origins <origins> Values of the Origin header to allow for incoming requests.
Please read security guidelines at https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/remote/Security.html
--remote-allow-system-access Enable privileged access to the application's parent process
I would handle it in that same line with null coalescing. I wouldn't map all undefined or null to [] via middleware, as that can lead to problems down the line if you need to handle things differently.
the binding source-object has a "ShoppingCart" property.
the object that is set in the "ShoppingCart" property has a "ShippingInfo" property. The "ShippingInfo" property is already a "subproperty" of the source-object.
the object that is set in the "ShippingInfo" property has a two-dimensional string indexer. "MailingAddress" and "Street" are not properties, but values for the indexer in the "ShippingInfo" property.
I had similar issues like this. This happens because when you run an upgrade, the Windows Installer sometimes uses the old version of your custom action DLL instead of the new one included in the installer. Even though you added the new DLL in your upgrade package, the installer might still have the old DLL in memory or cached in the temp folder. As a result, any new methods or classes you added won’t be found, and you’ll encounter errors about missing methods or classes. You noticed this yourself with your logging. When you upgrade, you still see the old log messages, which means the old code is running. When you rename the DLL or namespace, it works. This forces the installer to load the new DLL, but you clearly don’t want to rename everything for every release. The real fix is to ensure your custom action runs after the installer copies over the new files. In Advanced Installer, you should schedule your .NET custom action after the “InstallFiles” action, or even better, as a “deferred” custom action. This runs after the files are in place. This way, the new version of your DLL is already on disk when the installer tries to load it, so you won’t run into the issue of the old DLL being used. Also, make sure to do a clean build of your installer each time to avoid old DLLs lingering in your output folders. To sum up, you’re seeing this because the installer is using the old DLL during the upgrade. Schedule your custom action after the files are installed and mark it as deferred if possible. This will ensure the correct new DLL is always used during upgrades, and you won’t have to rename files or namespaces.
The apt-key command was deprecated in Debian 12 and has been removed from Debian 13, which was released on August 9th. You'll need to alter your Dockerfile to no longer use it.
Then you can directly replace this with (though note the recommendation below):
wget -qO- https://myrepo.example/myrepo.asc | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/myrepo.asc
Make sure to use the "asc" extension for ASCII armored keys and the "gpg" extension for the binary OpenPGP format (also known as "GPG key public ring"). The binary OpenPGP format works for all apt versions, while the ASCII armored format works for apt version >= 1.4.
Recommended: Instead of placing keys into the /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d directory, you can place them anywhere on your filesystem by using the Signed-By option in your sources.list and pointing to the filename of the key. See sources.list(5) for details. Since APT 2.4, /etc/apt/keyrings is provided as the recommended location for keys not managed by packages. When using a deb822-style sources.list, and with apt version >= 2.4, the Signed-By option can also be used to include the full ASCII armored keyring directly in the sources.list without an additional file.
That MemoryError isn’t really conda itself, it’s Python running out of memory while pulling in mpmath (a dependency used internally by Pyomo for math stuff). A couple of things could be happening here
1.Different environments behave differently – on your VM it works because the solver/data combo fits into memory there, but locally maybe your conda env or Python build handles memory differently (32-bit vs 64-bit can matter too).
2.Data size – check N.csv and A.csv. If you accidentally generated much larger input files in this run, Pyomo will happily try to load them all and blow up RAM.
3.mpmath cache bug – older versions of mpmath had issues where the caching function would pre-allocate a big list and trigger MemoryError.
Things you can try:
1.Make sure you’re running 64-bit Python (python -c "import struct; print(struct.calcsize('P')*8)" → should say 64).
2.Update your environment:
3.conda install -c conda-forge mpmath pyomo
Sometimes just upgrading mpmath fixes it.
4.If the data files are genuinely large, try loading smaller slices first to test.
5.If you need more RAM than your machine has, consider running with a solver that streams data instead of building a giant symbolic model in memory.
Quick check: on your VM, what’s the RAM size vs your local machine? Could just be hitting a memory ceiling locally.
If the supplied action itself encounters an exception, then the returned stage exceptionally completes with this exception unless this stage also completed exceptionally.
And you unconditionally throw an exception there in whenComplete(), regardless of an actual result (I genuinely can't comprehend why).
Maybe, just maybe, try to process the result, at least?
It's a SendResult object, so you got a bit more clue of what's poppin', as well as let a Spring Kafka Container container complete its job.
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