This error is often caused by corrupted native binaries. I fix it like this:

# Clean npm cache

npm cache clean --force

# Delete node_modules and .next

rm -rf node_modules .next

# Reinstall dependencies

npm install

Took me a while to figure out but by using multiple different answers from StackOverflow I was finally able to recreate the desired behaviour.

To enable me to debug a package from a local NuGet feed I had to add the following section to my .csproj. After doing so VS 2022 would locate the correct source files.

<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">
  [...]
  <PropertyGroup>
    <!-- Map 'Release' / 'Debug' environments to boolean values -->
    <IsReleaseBuild>false</IsReleaseBuild>
    <IsReleaseBuild Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">true</IsReleaseBuild>
    <IsDebugBuild>false</IsDebugBuild>
    <IsDebugBuild Condition="'$(Configuration)' != 'Release'">true</IsDebugBuild>
    <!-- Required for SourceLink when publishing NuGet packages to shared feed online. -->
    <PublishRepositoryUrl>$(IsReleaseBuild)</PublishRepositoryUrl>
    <ContinuousIntegrationBuild>$(IsReleaseBuild)</ContinuousIntegrationBuild>
    <DeterministicSourcePaths>$(IsReleaseBuild)</DeterministicSourcePaths>
    <IncludeSourceRevisionInInformationalVersion>$(IsReleaseBuild)</IncludeSourceRevisionInInformationalVersion>
    <DebugType>Portable</DebugType>
    <!-- Required for Debugging with packages in local NuGet feed -->
    <GenerateDocumentationFile>$(IsDebugBuild)</GenerateDocumentationFile>
    <EmbedUntrackedSources>$(IsDebugBuild)</EmbedUntrackedSources>
    <EmbedAllSources>$(IsDebugBuild)</EmbedAllSources>
    <DebugType Condition="'$(Configuration)' != 'Release'">Embedded</DebugType>
  </PropertyGroup>

</Project>

You can verify the behaviour by opening the files from the "External Sources"-section during debugging:

• The tab file show a small lock-symbol
• The containing folder will be %AppData%\Local\Temp\.vsdbgsrc.

In case the symbols aren't loaded when starting the Project, try a full solution rebuild.
If that still doesn't load the correct symbols you can go to "Tools > Options > Debugging > Symbols" and change to "Search for all module symbols unless excluded", then rebuild the solution again.

Hahaha, always the same. As soon as I describe my problem, I get further.the correct link is:
http://localhost:8080/admin

Sometimes using from . import mymodule works. I don't know the reason, but I have a Flask app, and importing modules with import mymodule doesn't work, while from . import mymodule works! But you need to have __init__.py file under mylibrary.

The code to concatenate with the loop is helpful for my case because I need to insert a space. Thanks
I wanted to ask about the reason for the 'x' in the statement where the variables are defined.
    Dim t, i As Long, arr1, arr2, arr3, x As Long
The x is never used in the VBA script but it is needed or a compile error for arr3 comes up if it is removed.
What is the purpose of the 'x'  ?

I already fix it by adding this line inside "xdnd_event_loop" function.

    # THIS IS CRUCIAL:
    win.change_attributes(event_mask=X.PropertyChangeMask | X.StructureNotifyMask | X.SubstructureNotifyMask)
    d.flush()
    
    while True:
        while d.pending_events():

You can try to use, "memo" and "useMemo." You should wrap the Marker content with memo. And also if you have an image on marker, I recommend you to use this :

nLoad={Platform.OS === 'android' ? () => {
                        if (markerRef.current?.[e.id.toString()]?.redraw) {
                            markerRef.current[e.id.toString()].redraw();
                        }
                    } : undefined}
                />

These steps helped me a lot.

I was able to fix it. The library was consumed in the wrong way, using imports via @mylib\lib\my-component instead of referring directly to the library.

i disagree this is very wrpmg.

looks like you tried to import a MBOX file type 9 years ago.

import mailbox
mailbox.mbox('path/to/archive')

This type of file is not supported, according to this migrating instructions, or perhaps it changed since your trial. To import a MBOX file of course would be much easier than to import several thousands of EML, one after another.

The API instructions are not helpful.

Perhaps, if somebody reads this now, it would be very cool to find out: does the 'Groups Migration API v1' support MBOX as a import file?

I had no success.

We had this problem recently
- something internal always hitting "/admin/functions/" which didn't exist, resulting in a 404 or 500 error
- the UserAgent always, "Go-http-client/2.0"

It turned out to be Sumo Logic SIEM event log collection. We've turned it off for now until we figure out how to better configure it

It's Okay for all the day but I would like to update the work hours for a specific day of resource. Some one know how update those data ?

As mentioned by Krengifo this could be due to insufficient resources.

When running with a Kubernetes Executor, if the task's state is changed externally, you should check the pod status and logs in kubernetes.

You'll find the pod id in the airflow logs, then can check for more info with:

kubectl describe pods <pod-id>

For indexing in Google, sitemap won't help you, make DoFollow backlinks on internal pages or cats, at least 10 pieces for the entire domain and there will be a result in which many pages are indexed

When you do:

textview.text = pString

What actually happens?

• TextView.text is a property backed by a CharSequence. When you assign textview.text = pString, Android calls TextView.setText(CharSequence) internally.

• pString is a String, which implements CharSequence. So setText(CharSequence) accepts it directly.

• Internally, the TextView stores the CharSequence reference you pass in, but it does not promise to keep a direct reference to the same String object forever — it wraps it in an internal Spannable or Editable if needed, depending on features like styling, input, etc.

Does it copy the string?

• For immutable plain Strings, Android does not immediately clone the character data. It stores the String reference (or wraps it in a SpannedString or SpannableString if needed).

• If you later modify the text (e.g., if the TextView is editable, or you apply spans), it may create a mutable copy internally (Editable) — but your original String (mystring) is immutable, so it can’t be changed.

In short:

• textview.text = pString does not copy the String characters immediately — it just passes the reference to TextView’s internal text storage.

• The String itself is immutable, so mystring stays the same.

• If the TextView needs to change the text (like user input in an EditText), it works on a mutable Editable copy internally.

  Therefore: No new copy of the string’s character data is created at assignment. Just the reference is stored/wrapped as needed.

This might be an issue because of the fact that it is not run with proper privileges. Try running the program with admin privileges by ticking the checkbox to run it with highest privileges. The error code "4294967295" means that the program wasn't started with proper permissions.

Download and install the Predictive Code Completion Model

And than enable it:

In the example bellow, the tab key will complete the line:

And suggestions can be improved by pre-commenting expected logic in plain English:

Use @PostConstruct annotation that allows to make a necessary load embracing Spring bean model. Method under @PostConstruct executes once in a bean life time.

@Slf4j
@Component
public class PokemonViewToPokemonEntityConverter implements Converter<PokemonView, PokemonEntity> {

    private HashMap<String, Integer> pokemonTypes;

    @PostConstruct
    private void init() {
      pokemonTypes = myDbService.load();
    }

    // ...
}

Source:

• https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/reference/core/beans/annotation-config/postconstruct-and-predestroy-annotations.html.

Alle tips haben nicht geholfen. nachwievor werden play,mut und fullscreen nicht angezeigt.

weiß jemand noch rat?

I have the same problem as well when I try to run commands on AWS OpenSearch Dashboard Dev Tools.

Here is the details for the right action

https://repost.aws/questions/QUPZK56mFURJym7KuFa6fO4Q/opensearch-s3-snapshot-fails-with-iam-passrole-error-using-internal-user

Regarding the mind-bogglingly amazing answer by @MartinR, a real-world example - it's the #1 call in our standard utilities files these days:

// The incredibly important `.Typical` call, used literally everywhere in UIKit.

import UIKit

extension UIView {
    
    ///The world's most important UIKit call
    static var Typical: Self {
        let v = Self()
        v.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        v.backgroundColor = .clear
        return v
    }
}

It's ubiquitous.

Sticky Not Working? Here's What's Likely Breaking It

1. overflow-hidden is Killing Sticky Behavior

One of the most common reasons position: sticky stops working is because one of the parent elements has overflow: hidden. In your case, it looks like the SidebarProvider is the culprit:

<SidebarProvider className="overflow-hidden"> // ❌ This prevents sticky from working

🛠 Fix: Either remove the class or change it to overflow-visible:

<SidebarProvider className="overflow-visible"> 

2. Other Parent Containers Might Be Causing Trouble

Even if your sticky element has the right styles, it won't work if any of its ancestors (like SidebarInset) have overflow set in a way that clips content:

<SidebarInset className="overflow-auto"> // ❌ This could also break sticky

Try removing or adjusting this as well — especially if you don’t need scrolling on that container.

3. Fixed Headers Can Mess with Sticky Calculations

If you’re using a fixed header like:

<TopNav className="fixed top-0 w-full" /> 

...then sticky elements might not behave as expected because the page’s layout shifts. You’ll need to account for the height of the fixed header when using top-XX values.

Suggested Fix (Cleaned-Up Layout)

Here’s a cleaner version of your layout with the sticky-breaking styles removed:

<SidebarProvider> {/* Remove overflow-hidden */}
  <AppSidebar />
  <SidebarInset> {/* Remove overflow-auto if not needed */}
    <TopNav />
    <BannerMessage />
    <main className="flex min-h-[100dvh-4rem] justify-center">
      <div className="container max-w-screen-2xl p-3 pb-4 lg:p-6 lg:pb-10">
        {children}
      </div>
    </main>
  </SidebarInset>
</SidebarProvider>

Using this in your lifecycle.postStart

lifecycle:
  postStart:
    exec:
      command: ["/bin/sh", "-c", "cp /configmap/*.{fileType like yml} /configs"]

You now control exactly which files land in /configs

dask-sql hasn't been maintained since 2024. However, since dask 2025.1.0 release, dask-expr was merged in Dask. It is possible that latest versions of dask or dask-expr package are not well supported by dask-sql. You may need to try with older versions of them.

See https://dask.discourse.group/t/no-module-named-dask-expr-io/3870/3

I was able to find the commit that introduced this change and it contains the following text:

Some Compose platforms (web) don't have blocking API for Clipboard access. Therefore we introduce a new interface to use the Clipboard features.

The web clipboard access is asynchronous, because it can be allowed/denied by the user:

All of the Clipboard API methods operate asynchronously; they return a Promise which is resolved once the clipboard access has been completed. The promise is rejected if clipboard access is denied.

just import like this

import 'package:flutter/material.dart' hide Table;


in your file, the one you created. here its app_database.dart 
not the app_database_g.dart - generated file.

column_formats={cs.numeric():'General'}

works, but what if one needs to also customize text color ? If I put

{column: {"font_color": "blue"} for column in df.columns}

it still puts the negative values in red... Combining the two only applies the last format (depending on order). Any way to apply both ?

Switching gears to training and inference devices, I’ve often fielded the question: “If I train my model on a GPU, can I run inference on a CPU? And what about the other way around?” The short answer is yes on both counts, but with a few caveats. Frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow serialize the model’s learned weights in a device‑agnostic format. That means when you load the checkpoint, you can map the parameters to CPU memory instead of GPU memory, and everything works—albeit more slowly. I’ve shipped models this way when I needed a lightweight on‑prem inference server that couldn’t accommodate a GPU but still wanted to leverage the same trained weights. Reversing the flow—training on CPU and inferring on GPU—is also straightforward, though training large models on CPU is famously glacial. Still, for smaller research prototypes or initial debugging, it’s convenient. Once you’ve trained your model on CPU, you can redeploy it to a GPU instance (or endpoint) by simply loading the checkpoint on a GPU‑backed environment. At AceCloud our managed inference endpoints let you choose the execution tier independently of how you trained: you can train on an on‑demand A100 cluster one day, then serve on a more cost‑effective T4 instance the next—without code changes. The end‑to‑end portability between CPU and GPU environments is part of what makes modern ML tooling so flexible, and it’s exactly why we built our platform to let you mix and match training and inference compute based on your evolving needs.

We finally found the reason by opening another website using the same tiles service. The tiles were also not displayed but this time the firefox console did show an error from maplibre-gl that the server did not send a content-length header.

After this was added by the team developing the service everything works fine.

I think there's no official documentation for directly connecting Excel to Azure KeyVault because this integration isn't natively supported. So a quick approach would be to use Azure Function as a bridge by following the steps below:

1. Create an Azure Function that handles KeyVault authentication

2. Then access KeyVault from the Function using managed identity.

3. Then Use Power Query in Excel to call your Azure Function

Hope this fixes it.

for country in root.findall('anyerwonderland'):
    # using root.findall() to avoid removal during traversal
    rank = int(country.find('rank').text)
    if rank > 50:
        root.remove(anyerwonderland)

tree.write('output.xml')

I've found a solution :-) .

Before to execute the "Add" method I have to delete the Exception at the same period of my vacation like below

'''

        Set cal = ActiveProject.Resources(resourceName).Calendar
        For j = cal.Exceptions.Count To 1 Step -1

            If cal.Exceptions(j).Start >= startDate And cal.Exceptions(j).Finish <= endDate Then
                cal.Exceptions(j).Delete
            End If
        Next j

<a href="https://medium.com/@uk4132391/you-cant-miss-this-large-artwork-in-sylva-that-tells-a-story-8bc3cc655efb">large artwork in sylva</a>

The connection issue in otrs for smtp could be because of wrong smtp authentication issue.
check your smtp config settings.

What helped me.

Go to ...
System Configuration -->> search for sendmail --> make sure that the authentication type, authentication user (this should be the system email address you are using) and authentication password (this should be the correct password to that email ) is correct.

I have the same problem. Signing and releasing via Xcode works, but Xcode cloud seems to not sign the app and its libraries correctly.

According to this Reddit post, it might be related to having a non-ASCII character in your account name (which is the case for me (I'm using a German "Umlaut")).

I've contacted Apple Developer support on this and will update this answer as soon as I get an answer/a workaround

For anyone in the future what worked for me but to get it to open the application you are currently trying to debug/test would be to:

1. Right click Project > Properties > Web > Set to Current Page

2. Rebuild Project: Build > Rebuild Project

As of JUnit 5, @BeforeClass and @AfterClass are no longer available (read 5th bullet point in migration tips section). Instead, you must use @BeforeAll and @AfterAll.

You can first create a TestEnvironment class which will have at two methods (setUp() and tearDown()) as shown below:

public class TestEnvironment {
    @BeforeAll
    public static void setUp() {
        // Code to set up test Environment
    }

    @AfterAll
    public static void tearDown() {
        // Code to clean up test environment
    }
}

Then you can extend this class from all the test classes that needs this environment setup and tear down methods.

public class BananaTest extends TestEnvironment {
    // Test Methods as usual
}

If your Java project is modular, you might need to export the package (let's say env) containing the TestEnvironment class in the module-info.java file present in the src/main/java directory.

module Banana {
    exports env;
}

I am using this technique in one of my projects and it works! (see screenshot below)

Try to create an new envirnment and install only that timesolver package , i tested the code with
openjdk 17.0.15 and python 3.12.3 on an ubuntu machine works with 0 issues .

this was the output of python main.py :

I fixed the frontend part. Thanks! Now I have issues with the backend part.

When i deploy the .war and server-backend.xml to /opt/ol/wlp/usr/servers/defaultServer/ the pod does not recognize it and process only open-default-port.xml and keystore.xml.:

[george@rhel9 ~/myProjects/fineract-demo/my-fineract-liberty]$ oc logs fineract-backend-68874f9ff8-zrzfj -n fineract-demo

Launching defaultServer (Open Liberty 25.0.0.6/wlp-1.0.102.cl250620250602-1102) on Eclipse OpenJ9 VM, version 17.0.15+6 (en_US)

[AUDIT ] CWWKE0001I: The server defaultServer has been launched.

[AUDIT ] CWWKG0093A: Processing configuration drop-ins resource: /opt/ol/wlp/usr/servers/defaultServer/configDropins/defaults/keystore.xml

[AUDIT ] CWWKG0093A: Processing configuration drop-ins resource: /opt/ol/wlp/usr/servers/defaultServer/configDropins/defaults/open-default-port.xml

Here is my full dockerfile, server-backend.xml, jar tf of the .war and oc logs from the pod

https://pastebin.com/i4tWer0M

Can you please have a look on it? Thanks!

Thanks this is super usefull (:

i have changed my fiel encoding to UTF-8 and choose font arial but the problem is still exist and the problem i use PyCharm 23 community version does not allow to choose font which is not monochracters

Kuznets_media's answer worked for me. Using VS Code on Windows, running with a remote session on Linux.

enable the staging area by searching it in settings ,
and uncheck grou
i hope it resolves

Thank you very much for the download links !

It has been mentioned in an earlier answer. But I started getting ERROR RuntimeError: NG0203 after I started my upgrade to Angular 19. After hours messing around with anything related to injection. I found removing @angular in the 'paths' in tsconfig.json did the trick.

Try removing :

"paths": {
      "@angular/*": ["./node_modules/@angular/*"],
}

In industrial settings where precision, reliability, and safety are absolutely critical, even the tiniest components can have a huge impact. One such essential part is the needle valve — a device crafted for precise flow control in high-pressure and high-temperature systems.

ICCL (Industrial Components & Connectors Ltd.) has built a solid reputation in the world of industrial valve manufacturing, becoming a trusted name for precision needle valves across various sectors like oil & gas, power generation, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing. So, what makes ICCL stand out from the crowd? Why are their needle valves regarded as the gold standard in the industry?

Let’s dive into it.

Understanding Needle Valves

A needle valve is a specialized flow control valve that regulates fluid flow with remarkable accuracy. Its name comes from the sharp, needle-like plunger that fits snugly into a small seat. When the needle is turned in, it restricts or halts the flow; when pulled back, it lets the fluid flow freely.

This design provides:

- Precise flow regulation

- Leak-proof sealing

- Smooth throttling for low-flow applications

Needle valves are crucial for systems where flow adjustments need to be gradual rather than sudden — making them perfect for instrumentation lines, sampling systems, and chemical dosing applications.

What Makes ICCL Needle Valves the Industry Standard?

1. Precision Engineering

ICCL produces needle valves with tight tolerances, ensuring accurate flow control and excellent shutoff capabilities. Each valve is designed using cutting-edge CAD/CAM technology and manufactured on high-precision CNC machines, guaranteeing consistent quality in every unit.

Whether you need a miniature valve for laboratory use or a heavy-duty valve for oilfield applications, ICCL promises:

- Zero leakage

- Minimal wear and tear

- Long service life

2. Robust Material Options

ICCL recognizes that one size doesn’t fit all. That’s why their needle valves come in a variety of materials to cater to the needs of different industries:

- Stainless Steel (SS 304/316)

- Brass

-Hastelloy

-Duplex Steel

These materials are known for their exceptional resistance to corrosion, high pressure, and extreme temperatures, making them reliable even in the toughest conditions.

3. Versatile Designs

ICCL produces a variety of needle valves tailored for every industrial need, including

Straight Pattern Needle Valves

Angle Pattern Needle Valves

Mini Needle Valves

Double Block and Bleed Valve

You can choose from connection options like NPT, BSP, BSPT, and compression ends, with pressure ratings reaching up to 10,000 PSI.

4. Trusted Across Critical Industries

ICCL needle valves find their place in numerous applications:

Oil & Gas: Perfect for isolating pressure gauges and instruments

Chemical Processing: Where precise dosing and leak prevention are vital

Power Plants: Essential for controlling steam and gas line flow

Water Treatment Plants: Used in dosing pumps and filtration systems

Laboratories: Where accurate flow control is crucia

The adaptability and dependability of ICCL valves have built a solid reputation among engineers, project managers, and procurement teams.

5. Quality You Can Count On

ICCL adheres to a rigorous quality management system that aligns with ISO 9001:2015 standards. Each valve goes through:

100% hydrostatic testing

Visual and dimensional inspections

Material traceability checks

Optional third-party inspections

You can trust ICCL for certified performance that meets or surpasses international standards like ASME, API, and DIN.

6. Customization & Technical Support

Needle valve needs can vary widely based on the system. That’s why ICCL provides:

Custom dimensions

Special material grades

Various thread types

Logo engraving and labeling

Our knowledgeable team supports clients from design consultation all the way through to post-installation, ensuring a smooth integration into their systems.

7. Competitive Pricing with a Global Reach

Even though ICCL offers top-notch products, it manages to keep its prices competitive, thanks to streamlined production methods and an efficient supply chain. With a presence in India, the GCC countries, Africa, and Southeast Asia, ICCL is well-equipped to support global projects, ensuring timely deliveries and attentive customer service.

From the oilfields of Saudi Arabia to power plants in India and chemical facilities in the UAE, ICCL needle valves have truly made their mark. Engineers have shared that after switching to ICCL products, they've seen a notable drop in maintenance costs and a boost in system accuracy.

When it comes to flow regulation, you can't compromise on reliability and accuracy. ICCL needle valves excel in both areas, utilizing high-performance materials, strict quality standards, and designs tailored for specific applications. Whether you're designing a complex process system or upgrading an existing setup, you can count on ICCL valves for performance, safety, and long-lasting durability

The issue was in the configuration file for the entity have to make changes there as well because I was changing in a field that was mentioned as decimal in configuration and string in entity.

    public class InvoiceConfiguration : IEntityTypeConfiguration<Invoice>

For me, the problem got resolved when I saw that under the advanced settings for the application pool which is getting the error, Enable 32-bit applications was set to TRUE.

This meant it only loaded 32-bit applications, and aspnetcore.dll is a 64-bit dll.

I submitted this feature request: RSRP-501236 Auto-format on typing quote

The most convenient option currently is to enable the "Reformat on Save" (File | Settings | Tools | Actions on Save).

Ensure this setting: File | Settings | Editor | Code Style | C# | Spaces | Assignment operators is enabled.

So, now, upon saving a file (Ctrl+S), the spaces you didn't enter would be added by a formater.

Another option to trigger reformat is to delete/enter the closing brace in the end of enum declaration.

Have a nice day!

I see you are using Highcharts GPT - for area chart you don't need all these scripts.
And as for the issue with your xAxis - since you chose to have categories axis type, that's the behaviour which goes with it - ticks are never placed on the beginning or end with this type. You need to switch to either numeric or datetime axis type to get what you want.
See more info here: https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/xAxis.type

To build a web application that works for each new client, use a flexible design. Create a basic structure that lets you change colours, content, and features easily. Add simple settings so each client can customise their app without needing code. This way, web application development becomes faster, easier, and each client gets a version that fits their needs without starting from zero.

You can try setting omitFiltered to true, using eg.

$ npx cypress run  --browser chrome --env 'TAGS=@quicktest,omitFiltered=true'

If you can provide a reproducible example, then I might be able to investigate the reason for the slow countdown.

Let me try to answer your questions.

1. Forcing an auto sign-in for a given account: CredentialManager (and its predecessor One Tap APIs on which it relies) does not provide a method to auto sign-in if more than one account on the device has the sign-in grants (I.e. user had signed-in using those accounts), and this is by design, In your case, you mentioned that it is causing troubles for you for a background sync with Google drive. I am not sure why for a sync with Google Drive, you would need to sign the user in each time. Signing in is an authentication process and that on its own is not going to enable you gain access to the user's Drive storage; you would need an Access Token, so I suppose after authentication of the user, you're calling the preferred Authorization APIs with the appropriate scopes to obtain an access token. If you want continuous background access, the standard approach is to get an Auth Code and then exchange that for a refresh token so whenever your access token expires, you can refresh that. This usually requires (in the sense of a very strong recommendation) a back-end on your side to keep the refresh token safe. An alternate approach that you can use on Android is to keep the email account of the user after a successful sign-in, call the Authorization APIs as mentioned above and then in subsequent attempts, call the same Authorization API but pass the account and you will get a Access Token (possibly a refreshed one if the old one is expired) without any UI or user interaction, as long as the user hasn't revoked the Drive access.

2. CredentialManager#clearCredentialState() behaves the same way as the old signOut().

3. Could you explain the flow and the error you get in that scenario? In general, revoking access to an app by user amounts to sign out + removing the previously granted permissions/grants. After such action, user should still be able to sign into the app as a new user, i.e. they should see the consent page to share email, profile and name with the app. Note that there is a local cache on the Android device that holds ID Tokens that are issued during a successful sign-in for the period that they are still valid (about an hour if I am not mistaken). When you go to the above-mentioned settings page to remove an apps permission, that state doesn't get reflected on the device: an immediate call may return the cached ID Token but this shouldn't cause a failure in sign-in. So please provide more info on the exact steps, the exact error that you (as a developer) and a user sees in that flow; with that extra information, I might then be able to help.

Thank you all for commenting on my post. I will be accepting the comment made by @Sylwester as the answer.

Functional programming doesn't have Type -> Nothing and Nothing -> Type is basically a constant since the return value will always be the same. Nothing -> Nothing would be the same, but with "Nothing" as the value. In other languages sending in the same (or nothing) and getting different results and sending in parameters and get the same nothing result makes sense due to side effects (IO, mutation, ...) however since FP does not have this there shouldn't be such functions.

inside the for each loop , create a stored procedure activity and pass these item values as a parameter to the procedure.

you can do insert statements inside the stored procedure to write to a table.

Is there a specific reason you would like to have two different approaches for the exact same error?

I have three suggestions.

• My first suggestion would be to create a custom error for the one controller where you want a special handling of the error, let's say SpecialControllerArgumentNotValidException.class . This way you would not break the pattern of having one Global Exception handler.

  public class GlobalExceptionHandler {
  
      @ExceptionHandler(MethodArgumentNotValidException.class){...}
  
      @ExceptionHandler(SpecialControllerArgumentNotValidException.class){...}
  }
  

• My second suggestion, as suggested above in the comments, is to try using @ExceptionHandler on the controller: (great examples can be found here: https://spring.io/blog/2013/11/01/exception-handling-in-spring-mvc )

  @RestController
  @RequestMapping("/api/something")
  public class SomethingController {
  
      @PostMapping
      public ResponseEntity<String> createSomething(@Valid @RequestBody SomethingDto) {
          return ResponseEntity.ok("Something created");
      }
  
      @ExceptionHandler(MethodArgumentNotValidException.class)
      public ResponseEntity<Map<String, Object>> handleValidationExceptions(MethodArgumentNotValidException ex) {
          String mis = ex.getBindingResult()
                              .getFieldErrors()
                              .stream()
                              .findFirst()
                              .map(DefaultMessageSourceResolvable::getDefaultMessage)
                              .orElse("XX");
  
          Map<String, Object> resposta = new HashMap<>();
          resposta.put("X", -2);
          resposta.put("X", mis );
  
          return new ResponseEntity<>(resposta, HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST);
      }
  ...
  }
  

• My third suggestion would be to use this approach :

  If we want to selectively apply or limit the scope of the controller advice to a particular controller, or a package, we can use the properties provided by the annotation:

  @ControllerAdvice(annotations = Advised.class): only controllers marked with the @Advised annotation will be handled by the controller advice.

  taken from here: https://reflectoring.io/spring-boot-exception-handling/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

set GOPATH="C:\code" I write "set GOPATH="

This command works in linux system. You are in windows system now.

Could find solution here:

Setting `GOPATH` for each vscode project

If you want to catch all unknown routes (404 pages) in Nuxt and either show a custom message or redirect, you should create a special catch-all page.

the directory ----> /pages/[...all].vue

This file acts as a final fallback for any route that does not match any of the existing pages.

Example code that will redirect users upon landing on the unknown route. Note for this, the route method is in the onMounted function; hence, it's triggered when the page mounts.

<script setup lang="ts">
import { useRouter } from 'vue-router'

const router = useRouter()

onMounted(() => {
  router.replace('/')
})
</script>

<template>
  <div></div>
</template>

Which version of superset are you using? The easiest way to do so is using CSS. There is a preset link as well which you can refer to for fixing this particular issue as well.

For changing the CSS, click on edit dashboard and then navigate to the 3 dots to the top right part. Clicking on it will bring a drop down menu which you can then use edit the CSS by clicking the "Edit CSS" option. If you wish, you can save this css as a template to be used across other dashboards as well.

I would answer your question differently, OP. There is no specific rule in the [Swift programming language guide](https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/documentation/the-swift-programming-language/generics) or the [reference](https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/documentation/the-swift-programming-language/genericparametersandarguments) that says you shouldn't specialise a generic parameter's name when calling a generic function. Rather, there is a supporting example in the Swift programming language guide about generics, which implements the swapTwoInts function. And we can imply from the example that we don't need to specialise the generic argument's parameter name when calling a generic function. See [Type Parameters](https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/documentation/the-swift-programming-language/generics#Type-Parameters):
"...the type parameter is replaced with an actual type whenever the function is called."

Could you please provide more info about the problem you are trying to solve?

I don't see why you would need to change the product image on the fly at the front end...

Maybe there is a more streamlined and less hacky method than can achieve the result you want.

For it to run on all operating systems I would use the following:

import os
path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "plots.py")
os.system(f"py {plots.py}")

However

import os

os.system('py ./plots.py')

Seems to be the easiest solution on Ubuntu.

In my case it was fixed by

<div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: article.content }} />

The answer was provided by wjandrea in the comments: the regex parameter in str.replace() was not specified in my code. In Pandas 2.0.0 the default for this parameter was changed from True to False, causing the code to fail. Specifying regex = True fixed this.

See https://support.newrelic.com/s/hubtopic/aAX8W0000008aNCWAY/relic-solution-single-php-script-docker-containers for getting it up and running:

1. Start the daemon in external startup mode before we run any PHP script. If we are in agent startup mode we’d need a second dummy PHP script to start the daemon before step 2.

2. Call a dummy PHP script to force the app to connect to New Relic servers. This request won’t be reported to New Relic and is lost.

3. (OPTIONAL) Give some time after our script runs so that it can report to New Relic. The Agent only reports data captured once a minute so a 30second PHP script container won’t report data. If you have used the API to stop/start/stop transactions within your script then this may not be necessary as transactions will report once a minute even before your PHP script finishes.

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Try using this pattern:

^[a-zA-Z-—’'` ]{1,250}$

Key part: a-zA-Z

Reason: as stated by Dmitrii Bychenko, A-z pattern includes additional ASCII characters, you need an explicit a-z + A-Z.

Test:

John // match
John[ // no match

I am fairly confident that the persistence issued is caused by Hibernate dirty checking. As we're using base entity class with AuditingEntityListener and @DynamicUpdate along with @CreatedDate and @LastModifiedDate annotations on date fields, it seems that it is not consistent when Hibernate tries to detect what to update and might skip it in some scenarios (MonetaryAmount is composite type). Currently when manually modifying lastModifiedDate field on that event handler, the issue has not occurred as this seems to mark the entity as dirty every time.

One more reason not to use Hibernate.

The problem can cause function calls to be misdirected, and has lead to many wasted hours debugging the wrong issue.

This sample code reproduced the problem in 17.13.0 but not in 17.14.2.

The problem is resolved by updating Visual Studio 2022 to the latest version.

x86 assembly works on Intel and AMD CPUs that use the x86 architecture, including:

• 32-bit (x86) CPUs

• 64-bit (x86-64 or x64) CPUs (also support x86 instructions)

Most modern Intel and AMD desktop/laptop CPUs support x86/x64.
Not used on ARM-based CPUs (like most smartphones or Apple M1/M2 chips).

Try putting the [Key] data annotation in your ValidationRule model:

public class ValidationRule
{
    [Key] // Try this
    public string Code { get; set; }
    // ...
}

This is caused by

• setting a tile

• on the first frame of a scene

• on a tilemap with "Detect Chunk Culling Bounds" to "Auto"

This error can be ignored completely

This problem keeps unsolved for 3 years now. What a rubblish RN ecosystem!

I've decided to turn to Flutter anyway.

Yes, it fine, Better you can use regular expressions Match headers with optional content following

headerpattern = r"\*\*(H\d): (.*?)\*\*"

headers = re.findall(header_pattern, test)

Check out these two things:

1. Check your network_os setting;

2. Set network_os: community.network.ce under hosts or group_vars.

Any ARCore code snippets? Does anyone know

%runfile H:/pythonfiles/hist23.py --wdir
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
File h:\pythonfiles\hist23.py:12
     10 from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
     11 img=img_as_float(io.imread("H:/pythonfiles/BSE_Google_noisy.jpg"))
---> 12 sigma_est = np.mean(estimate_sigma(img, multichannel=True))
     13 denoise = denoise_nl_means(img, h=1.15 * sigma_est, fast_mode=False, patch_size=5,patch_distance=3,multichannel=True)
     14 denoise_ubyte=img_as_ubyte(denoise)

TypeError: estimate_sigma() got an unexpected keyword argument 'multichannel'
please help me 
I am working on spyder 6

What ended up happening was that the database field types were not set in the Java classes according to the database types. As it was part of a dependency I had no clue what was going on. So if you have come across this kind of issue, know that there is some error in field type correspondence.

I've used this version from awesome_notifications to solve the issue:
please use it. it could solve your issue:

awesome_notifications: ^0.9.3+1

Unknown Kotlin JVM target: 21" when I update Android Studio to a new version. Such that I updated to the new IDE "Nharwal" and got this issue.

Your Gradle JDK should be set to jbr-17 (JetBrains Runtime 17.0.14).

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Update your Kotlin plugin version in the top-level build.gradle file.

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Make sure that in your gradle.properties file, the property BuildConfig is set to true.

android.defaults.buildfeatures.buildconfig=true

I've used this version from awesome_notifications to solve the issue:
please use it. it could solve your issue

awesome_notifications: ^0.9.3+1

https://github.com/selevo/WebUsbSerialTerminal

Work on android chrome (semi-working. There are some bugs.)

The choice between React Native (RN) and Flutter depends on factors such as popularity, industry adoption, and long-term viability. React Native is more established and widely adopted in the industry, with more job openings and strong React.js ecosystem overlap. It is used by big companies like Meta and is popular for MVP development. Flutter, released in 2017, is growing rapidly and is used by companies like Google, Alibaba, BMW, eBay, Toyota, and ByteDance. React Native has higher demand in Western markets and is easier to transition from React.js. Flutter, on the other hand, is growing rapidly, especially in Asia and Latin America, and has Google's backing, making it a potential competitor.

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The storage directory is used as temporary file store for various Laravel services such as sessions, cache, compiled view templates. This directory must be writable by the web server. This directory is maintained by Laravel and you need not tinker with it.

Microsoft fixed this issue in VS version 17.14.5

Your XPath is syntactically incorrect. It is missing the closing apostrophe between me and ].

However, your syntax of that in the program code you provided does not match you error message. Your error message suggests there is an apostrophe between it and s in your code.

For me the problem was that extension_dir in the php.ini file was set to the wrong directory.

One of frameworks have invalid signatures.
codesign --verify --verbose lib
lib: invalid signature (code or signature have been modified)
In architecture: arm64

I had the same issue and the only think that eventually fixed it was flutter clean

Are you making your web server in Python through which framework? I'll assume you are using Flask. So the basic setup is to install the dependencies. In my case I'll install pip install flask netifaces. You should tweak my code to make it work with your web server app. I hope this works and fit your needs.

from flask import Flask
import netifaces
import socket

app = Flask(__name__)

# a) search for the best ip to show
def get_best_ip():
    candidates = []

    for iface in netifaces.interfaces():
        addrs = netifaces.ifaddresses(iface)
        if netifaces.AF_INET in addrs:
            for addr in addrs[netifaces.AF_INET]:
                ip = addr['addr']
                if ip.startswith('127.') or ip.startswith('169.254.'):
                    continue  # skip loopback and link-local
                candidates.append(ip)

    # prefer private LAN IPs
    for ip in candidates:
        if ip.startswith('192.168.') or ip.startswith('10.') or ip.startswith('172.'):
            return ip

    if candidates:
        return candidates[0]

    return 'localhost' # localhost fallback

# b) the app itself
@app.route('/')
def index():
    return '''
    <h1>hello</h1>
    <p>replace this code with ur actual website</p>
    <p>try accessing this page from another device on the same Wi-Fi using the IP address shown in your terminal</p>
    '''

# c) start server + show IP
if __name__ == '__main__':
    port = 8080
    ip = get_best_ip()
    print("Web interface available at:")
    print(f"http://{ip}:{port}")
    print("You can open the link above on any device on the same network.")
    print("You can only open the link below on this device.")
    print("http://127.0.0.1:8080")
    app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=port)

Version 138.0.7204.50 (Official Build) (64-bit) has issue while working with selenium looks like. I has similar issue with Sitespeed.io and after updating version to Version 138.0.7204.97 fixed the issue.

In one of my projects, configured with CMake, I can see that the reulting build.ninja has lines like this (emphasis mine):

build CMakeFiles/package.util: CUSTOM_COMMAND all
  COMMAND = cd /home/abertulli/<project_root>/<build_directory> && /usr/bin/cpack --config ./CPackConfig.cmake
  DESC = Run CPack packaging tool...    ## <-- NOTE HERE
  pool = console
  restat = 1

Pheraps this does what you'd like?

You don't need to rely on data for the TP/SL. You can query reqExecutions and get the actual fill price. Use that to send the bracket. Alternatively, listen to the orderStatus callbacks and use lastFillPrice to then send the TP/SL.

Refer following link for more CardTitle styles

https://callstack.github.io/react-native-paper/docs/components/Card/CardTitle

Here is my answer:

var ls = List('R','G','B')
var res=scala.collection.mutable.ListBuffer[String]()
for {i<-ls; j<-ls; k<-ls}
{

  if (i!=j && j!=k && k!=i) {
    var x=s"$i$j$k" // string concat
    res+=x
  }
}
println(res.toList)

Confirmed known issue for Postgres v17.*. Will be fixed later in the year

If I remember correctly, tqdm does not yet support Python 3.13. You may also have multiple Python versions set as environment variables. Verify that the correct Python version is selected before running the script from the cmd, or use a Miniconda environment to ensure compatibility.

Faced the same problem today. What fixed it for me was

php artisan optimize:clear
composer dump-autoload
php artisan optimize

<ol type="a">
  <li>soup</li>
  <li>soup</li>
  <li>soup</li>
  <li>soup</li>
  <li>soup</li>
  <li>soup</li>
  <li>soup</li>
</ol>

You need to allow the application to control your computer.