I was also facing this issue and tried some stuffs but switching back to nodejs 18 LTS version has helped and now applications are running fine.

This is absolutely wonderful! It works like a charm and no AI could solve this - neither ChatGPT nor Perplexity AI. ;)

Thank you, Andrey

From the information you provided, I don't see any configuration for SimpleJWT which should handle this.

Check out: https://django-rest-framework-simplejwt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started.html

I ran into the exact same issue after updating to Xcode 16.

Did you localize the font you were trying to use?

Otherwise it might not show up in the newest version of Xcode.

Just select your font in the asset catalogue and select 'localize' in the inspector.

UPDATE on this:

The solution was to NOT use this Lambda layer. Instead I had to package up Sharp in a zipped folder alongside my index.mjs file, and I was able to trigger it that way. There were also weird additional requirements such as, ensuring you install Sharp in the right way so that it's compatible with the AWS Lambda function code architecture you're writing in. It was a genuine slog to figure this out but if you're struggling to get that Lambda layer working, the fix for me was NOT using that Lambda layer.

The correct order of the tuple contents is this:

meta={'unique_together': [('language_code', 'field_name_here')]}

Official sources (latest version, oct/2024):

• https://django-parler.readthedocs.io/en/stable/advanced/manual-models.html?highlight=unique_together
• https://django-parler.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api/parler.models.html?highlight=unique_together

I also want to scrape fxstreet.com/news but i just can not connect to the server. i have tried it with requests, playwright, selenium but nothing work. Do you have the same problem? (I just want to confirm the problem source. Thank you)

The reason for the error: let me tell how i face with permission denied: python when i copy my old django project from linux ubuntu 23.04 to linux ubuntu 24.04 after activate venv then i want to run django server by this command:

(venv)-> python manage.py runserver

tatatatam! error - permission denied: python

solve: after try many ways finally i decide to delete venv folder and created new venv by:

python3 -m venv venv (for linux)

and install needed packages from requirements.txt (or you can do it manually)

pip install -r requirements.txt

and here we go! i can run django server by new created venv

What does the debugger say on the following line?

String localizedMessage = bundle.containsKey(messageTemplate) ? bundle.getString(messageTemplate) : messageTemplate;

is bundle the one you expect for the right locale? AZ or is it taking the wrong file?

I tried everything but nothing worked.. But this worked in my case: npm uninstall punycode

Rollback from version 8.1 to 8.0. It will work

PostgreSQL:

select 
    id,
    (SUM(score) - MAX(score) - MIN(score)) / (COUNT(score) - 2) AS avg_score
from (select 
        id, 
        UNNEST(array[score1, score2, score3, score4, score5, score6, score7]) AS score
     from score_table) AS scores_per_row
group by id
order by id;

• array function bundles all the scores into an array. Then, UNNEST flattens the array into rows, making it easier to calculate the sum, maximum, and minimum values.

Output:

=>GCP Services:

GCP services are managed solutions provided by Google Cloud to perform specific tasks such as computing, storage, data analysis, machine learning, networking, etc. These services offer functionality to users and developers without the need to manage the underlying infrastructure.

Examples:

• Cloud Run: A service for deploying containerized applications. • BigQuery: A fully managed data warehouse service.

=>GCP Resources:

GCP resources can be individual instances, databases, or any assets created and used within GCP services. Resources can be seen as the actual components or instances you create and manage as part of using GCP services.

Examples: • A Cloud Storage Bucket: A specific storage bucket created using the Cloud Storage service. • A Cloud SQL Database Instance: A particular instance of a database in Cloud SQL.

Just save the favicon as icon.ico in the app directory nextjs will automatically render it as a favicon

For reference, after talking to a GCP expert it looks like the maximum number of concurrent outgoing requests is 700

You do not appear to understand how java's threading model works at all. It's hard to highlight any particular line. I'll try:

This:

if (mustCallLater) {
  unstartedRunnables.add(new Socket<A>(notRunningThread, threadPostfix));
}

is fundamentally broken. You are attemping to use advanced footgun concepts such as double checked locking, and yet you also say things like:

@marcinj Can you answer as an unit-test?

Which indicates you should put the foot guns away.

JMM isn't deterministic

The fundamental problem with your understanding is in how you appear to think that the behaviour of java's threading, i.e. when a write in one thread can be seen in another thread, is deterministic. It is not - hence, it is not possible to 'show' that your code is broken with a simple unit test.

The thing you need to wrap your head around is this:

If you attempt to observe in line B a change that line A made and there is no HappensBefore(A, B) then your code is broken.

And that's because the JMM (Java Memory Model; that section of the JVM spec that describes how observability works) says that the JVM is fee to do whatever it wants - line B may observe what A did or it may not observe what A did. If you run it 5000 times, it may show you what A did all 5000 times, and then tomorrow when you have the important demo, it no longer does that.

Your code must function properly regardless of the 'choice' the JVM makes; you cannot ask the JVM what choice it has made/will make and you can't force it to make a choice other than by establishing HappensBefore which is the one and only way the JMM dictates you can guarantee observability. You can't write unit tests because without HB(A, B) it is still possible that B always observes the changes A makes. Today. On your machine. With this song on your music player. With this full moon. Who knows what happens tomorrow? When the song ends? When you run this on a different VM? Or a different version.

A few important facts about HB:

• HB merely guarantees data observability. HB(A, B) does mean A actually runs before B. Merely that B cannot observe any state as it was before A changed it. For example, if B doesn't try to observe anything A did, then the JVM is free to run A after B. Also, if B can observe A has not run yet by way of some timing issue, that doesn't count.

• There is no such thing as 'eventually'. If there is no HB(A, B) then any change A made need not be observable in B. Not even if 5 days have passed and the CPU has been sitting there idling all 5 days, and 20 garbage collection cycles have occurred in between.

So, how do you establish that all important HB? There's a list of explicit actions that establish it in the JMM. That is the only way. Here's the important parts of that list:

• The 'natural way': HB(A, B) is established for all lines running in the same thread if B is ordered after A. In other words, given, all in one thread: int x = 5; x = 10; System.out.println(x);, that cannot possibly print 5.

• Thread management: thread.start() is HB relative to the first line in the run() method of that thread, and the last line in a thread before it ends is HB relative to thread.join() returning.

• synchronized (x) - synchronized blocks run in some order, and the last line in a sync block is HB relative to the first line in another sync block if the other sync block is ordered later. Of course, this only counts if the references are the same - if one block does synchronized(foo) and another synchronized(bar) no HB is established at all.

• reads and writes to volatile fields also do this, but it can be difficult to know which one is first and which one is second.

Your mistakes

You make a change to unstartedRunnables without anything that can possibly establish HB. That means the change you make here may not be observable from anywhere. It doesn't matter that you can synchronized (this) elsewhere; both the writes and the reads need to use synchronized in other to get the HB established by synchronized.

Dangerous locking

this tends to be 'public', and locks should never be public unless extensively documented and considered part of your API. If that's too long to remember, 'locks should never be public' is an acceptable shorthand for that if you want to simplify things. You have a private field named lock right there - all those sync blocks should be synchronized (lock) instead!

For the same reason public fields are a bad idea, public locks are a bad idea.

Badly reinventing wheels

If you are getting the sense 'wait.. that means.. any concurrency code is utterly untestable and that means it is impossible to it right!' you have the right idea. Hence, writing your own low-level concurrency tools is rocket science and you should be incredibly smart, and slave away spending hours per line, to do this. Mere mortals should generally not attempt it.

Instead, look at the java.util.concurrent package. What you're trying to do? It has classes that do exactly that, and they were written in that extremely plodding, careful manner, and have been used and tested by millions of people.

executeUntilDeplated

I don't know what that code is meant to do, but it doesn't appear to do anything useful. In the javadoc it says:

If the thread has been interrupted (maybe shutdown of application)

This is wrong. interruptions do not occur due to shutdown of an app. Threads just end, they don't throw InterruptedExceptions. Only one thing causes InterruptedException: t.interrupt(). And nothing in the core java packages call that (except a select few execution pool things in j.u.c and they document it extensively). It means what you want it to mean, in other words.

From your codepoint, IDWriteFontFallback::MapCharacters will give you a IDWriteFont object.

From the IDWriteFont, you can get the font path. I recommand you to see this post to know how to do it.

See https://github.com/lukeroth/gdal/pull/102 for solution.

You can just modify the local "algorithms.go" by yourself.

    return CPLErr(C.GDALContourGenerate(
    src.cval,
    C.double(interval),
    C.double(base),
    C.int(len(fixedLevels)),
    fixedLevels_p,
    C.int(useNoDataValue),
    C.double(noDataValue),
    unsafe.Pointer(layer.cval),
    C.int(idFieldIndex),
    C.int(elevationFieldIndex),
    C.goGDALProgressFuncProxyB(),
    unsafe.Pointer(arg),
)).Err()

to

    cErr := C.GDALContourGenerate(
    src.cval,
    C.double(interval),
    C.double(base),
    C.int(len(fixedLevels)),
    fixedLevels_p,
    C.int(useNoDataValue),
    C.double(noDataValue),
    unsafe.Pointer(layer.cval),
    C.int(idFieldIndex),
    C.int(elevationFieldIndex),
    C.goGDALProgressFuncProxyB(),
    unsafe.Pointer(arg),
)
return CPLErrContainer{ErrVal: cErr}.Err()

You can ref this good solution for the react project not pre-configured with path alias

Its globalStorage folder is provided by the VSCode extension Extension Pack for Java Auto Config. Install this extension.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Pleiades.java-extension-pack-jdk

I’m experiencing the same issue with my project as well. It seems that while using the Scheherazade-Regular.ttf font, certain Quranic symbols, especially the Tajweed marks, don’t render correctly in JavaFX. You might want to explore different Arabic fonts specifically designed for Quranic text to ensure accurate display. Also, check out this site for resources on properly displaying Quranic text. It might help guide you toward a better font solution!

Half working

select mydate,current_day,days,working_date,to_char(working_date,'DAY') from (SELECT
    mydate,
    current_day,
    days,
    CASE
        -- Adjust for current day being Saturday or Sunday
        WHEN TRIM(current_day) = 'SATURDAY' and (days=0 or days=-1) THEN mydate - 1
        WHEN TRIM(current_day) = 'SUNDAY'   and (days=0 or days=-1)  THEN mydate - 2
        ELSE
            CASE 
                WHEN days > 0 AND TRIM(TO_CHAR(mydate + days, 'DAY')) = 'SUNDAY' THEN (mydate + days) - 2
                WHEN days > 0 AND TRIM(TO_CHAR(mydate + days, 'DAY')) = 'SATURDAY' THEN (mydate + days) - 1
                ELSE mydate + days
            END
    END AS working_date
FROM
    (
        SELECT
            mydate,
            TRIM(TO_CHAR(mydate, 'DAY')) AS current_day,
            days
        FROM
            table_name
    )
);

I am working on the same issue… I add this factor… there are some Apps that work correctly, others don’t… in that case, part of what you say may not be correct.

After many steps taken, Invalidating Caches solved my problem. If anyone has any details to add on, please do so.

To send json string in body:

response = requests.put(url, data=json.dumps(json_string))

In the development version of ggalign, I've introduced a new cutree argument, allowing users to apply any custom function for tree cutting. Just replace the iris data with yours. The object is a ggplot-like object, you can color the branch by mapping.

library(ggalign)
#> Loading required package: ggplot2

ggstack(iris[, -5L], "v") +
    align_dendro(
        aes(color = branch),
        cutree = function(tree, dist, k, h) {
            dynamicTreeCut::cutreeDynamic(tree, distM = dist, method = "tree")
        }
    ) +
    scale_y_continuous(expand = expansion()) +
    scale_color_brewer(palette = "Dark2") +
    theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = -90, hjust = 0))

^{Created on 2024-10-13 with reprex v2.1.0} ~
~

Correct version (C lang):

float round_offf(float num, int precision)
{
  long power = pow(10, precision + 1);;
  long result = num * power;

  if ((result % 10) >= 5)
    result += 10;

  return ((float)result / (float)power);
}

In my case I was missing NPM install for sqlite. If its same with you try this once.

npm i better-sqlite3

l33t h4ck0r5 !!!!111OneOneEleven

I had the same issue on Windows. Tried a couple solutions including pipwin but couldn't fix the issue.

After reading https://people.csail.mit.edu/hubert/pyaudio/#downloads, I believe it requires Python 3.8.

I upgrade Python from 3.7 to 3.8. Then I can run "pip install pyaudio" successfully.

this was my situation:

(venv)>> python manage.py runserver !!! but permission denied: python

after many searches finally i cant find the solution. i am in ubuntu 24.04. suddenly i try python3 inplace of python in command and it worked

(venv)>> python3 manage.py runserver

I found the issue was due to improper ISOString date being passed caused the Moment library to fail parsing the data correctly. Another issue I found is that the date Moment was creating didn't work correctly on Safari because of the single Day and Month value doesn't work on Safari, has to be a two digit value: ex. 2024-01-01 and not 2024-1-1.

One cause of connection reset in K8s clusters which I have seen a few times has to do with the conntrack table being full. You may want to review that as well.

Also take a look at the article: Debugging an Intermittent Connection Reset. Perhaps it could guide you to a resolution.

The problem was on the "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/v2/mongo" package after i change to "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/mongo" package the decoding method worked just fine. So we have to use the mongoClient on the "go.mongodb.org/mongo-driver/mongo" package

your ConnectionStrings should be something like :

 "ConnectionStrings": {"DefaultConnection": "Server={DBAddress};Database={DBName};User Id={user};Password={Pass};MultipleActiveResultSets=true"},

and your ApplicationDbContext should be something like :

public MDBContext(IConfiguration config, DbContextOptions<MDBContext> options) : base(options)
{
    appConfig = config;
}
public DbSet<testdb> Mytest { get; set; }

protected override void OnConfiguring(DbContextOptionsBuilder options)
{
    if (!options.IsConfigured)
    {
    options.UseSqlServer(appConfig.GetConnectionString("NameOFYourCNStringInAppsettings"));

    }

}

it is better to reviewed: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/dbcontext-configuration/

Thank you so much everyone for taking the time to add your comments and answers. They helped point me in the right direction. Indeed @Michal's answer works for a fixed number of columns and many may find it useful. What was needed was specifically a VBA code for a selection of columns, whenever a user arbitrarily selects any range of cells spanning any number of columns and have them sorted correctly.

After some research, this crafted solution works and works for anyone.

Sub SortBlanksOnTop()
    On Error Resume Next
    
    ' Set up your variables and turn off screen updating.
      Dim w As Worksheet
      Dim r As Range ' Working range
      Dim v As Double ' Value for blank cells
      Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    
    ' Set title for the range selection user dialog box.
      t = "Selection Range"
    
    ' Get the sheet.
      Set w = ActiveSheet
    
    ' Request and store range from user.
      Set r = Application.InputBox("Range", t, Application.Selection.Address, Type:=8)
    
    ' Create a new least value by subtracting from the least value in the selection.
    ' Doubles are being used because Ms Excel sorting ranks them before alphabets in ascending order.
      v = Application.WorksheetFunction.Small(r, 1) - 1
    
    'Substitute all blank cells in the selection range with this new value.
      r.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks) = v
    
    ' Clear any existing sort fields.
      w.Sort.SortFields.Clear

    ' Add sort field for each column in the selection range.
      For Each Column In r.Columns
         w.Sort.SortFields.Add Key:=Column, Order:=xlAscending
      Next Column

    ' Apply the sort
      With w.Sort
        .SetRange r
        .Header = xlNo
        .MatchCase = False
        .Orientation = xlTopToBottom
        .SortMethod = xlPinYin
        .Apply
      End With
            
    ' Revert to blank cells.
      r.Replace What:=v, Replacement:="", LookAt:=xlWhole
      
    ' Turn screen updating back on.
      Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

Feel free to add conditions in the For Each loop to exclude any kinds of cells, columns or rows.

Hope to save someone's time.

I think you mean something like this ?

if yes, the formula is the following :

=IF(B2<=TODAY();"Yes";"No")

I had the same error previously and it's caused by a dependency not directly related to pip that's missing, In my case I had to install rust dependency and restart the terminal

As indicated by @Treasure Olayinka it's mostly related to "twobody" and "pyproject.toml"

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I have added some very basic jdbc driver in order to be able to view it via datagrip github

it will never become production ready JDBC driver but at least you can view data and do basic updates. Feel free to add PRs if you're interested in more robust functionality

Add a Spacer in a HStack instead like this

HStack {
          Text(title)
              .font(.subheadline)
              .bold()
          Spacer()
        }

This works with any sanitized comma separated values.

SET @values = '1,Smith,3';
SELECT * from JSON_TABLE(CONCAT('["', REPLACE(@values, ',', '","'), '"]'),
                  '$[*]' COLUMNS (yourcolumn_name TEXT PATH '$')) jsontable;

have to tried to remove the different margin and padding in your css ?

if you didn't here is what I think could help you :

ol, ul {
list-style-position: inside; /* Aligns the bullet or number with the text */
margin: 0; /* Removes default margins */
padding: 0; /* Removes default padding */
}


li {
    margin: 0; /* Removes margin from list items */
    padding: 0.5em 0; /* Adjusts vertical spacing */
}

/* Optional: To further control spacing for nested lists */
ul {
    margin-left: 1.5em; /* Indent nested lists */
}

MaxLand's answer is great, did it for me. great and perfect

Appreciate to @liaifat85 gave me a big hint and it solved my issue.

Instead of using the -jar option, you can try the -cp option for both JAR files and specify the main class explicitly.

java -cp Library.jar:MyCode.jar MyCodeKt

You could try accessing the ALLERDET platform for allergen data analysis and prediction, which might offer valuable insights for your project. Paper source: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbi.2022.104217

It's been a minute! Only just stumbled upon this question while searching for something else, but since I'm kind of passionate about this topic and have argued for it in the past, and I definitely think this is worth hearing, let me explain why and when you should use this property. I want to preface this by saying, that I've had this conversation with quite a few other C# developers, including some of the C# compiler devs, and have found strong disagreement with my position. I hope that I can convince more people of my stance on the issue with this post.

First, just to clear up some confusion to your question (even though you probably resolved whatever issue it was that you were having in the three years since this was posted, but hey, the question was phrased in a generic fashion, so time should not be an issue):

Let's say that I have the following projects:

Project A

Project B - References Project A

Project C - References Project B

If I set true in Project C's .csproj, Project C will not compile since Project A is not explicitly references by Project C. If I do not set this DisableTransitiveProjectReferences flag, it will compile.

This is not generally true - it just means that Project C also depended on A, without referencing it directly - it relied on the transitive reference to A from B. If C didn't use anything from A, it wouldn't need a reference to it, and you could keep the DisableTransitiveProjectReference property.

Now, a small anecdote, and why I came to this question in the first place, to show one of the issues that arises from this behavior. I just wanted to add an instance of JsonSerializerOptions to my code, but I didn't know the specific name. In my head it was something with "Settings", so I started typing JsonSerializerSettings, and saw a suggestion for this specific class. I hit enter, thought I solved the problem. But I got an error about incompatible types. Turns out it included the wrong namespace, and what I really wanted was JsonSerializerOptions, not Settings. I wondered why there were two separate classes that seemed to do the same thing. Turns out one is the built in System.Text.Json version, which I wanted, the other is from Newtonsoft.Json. I was perplexed - I don't use Newtonsoft, and haven't ever used it in this project. Where did it come from? Nothing in my projects referenced it.

Turns out a certain NuGet package that we relied on referenced it. And suddenly, it was in our project! Easily accessible from everywhere, even though it's absolutely nothing we want to use. So now, the predictive abilities of the suggestion feature are diminished, because we polluted the available namespaces with things we never intended to and don't need. If a new developer joined, and didn't know we used System.Text.Json, they would type JsonSerializer and the suggestion shows both Newtonsoft.Json and System.Text.Json, because that name exists in both. But the serialization behavior is different! In the ideal case, it would try to pass an object from one library to something expecting an object of the other library, then the static analyzer would catch it (as in my case above). In the worst case, it sends differently formatted JSON strings to a receiver who can't handle them, or, even worse, handles them differently without erroring. This can be a nightmare to even notice, let alone debug.

There are several more issues with that behavior. And one of those is actually exactly your example. Imagine three projects, A, B, which references A, and C, which references B. Now, C uses features from A, without referencing it - why would anyone have added a reference, no one even knows that it doesn't reference A, since all the types from A have always been available to it. But now B is refactored, and it turns out, that it doesn't need the reference to A anymore. So now that dev removes the reference to A. Suddenly, project C no longer compiles, despite nothing in it having changed!

And this is the simplest case, imagine a project reference chain from A to Z, where A is referenced by B, which is referenced by C, and so on, and finally Z references Y, thus also including a reference to all previous projects. Now, imagine half of those projects use features from A. No one bothered to include A directly, and now B loses the reference to A. Half the projects don't compile anymore! Now you either have to figure out which one of them is the "lowest" in the reference chain, and make sure to reference A from that one, which is C in that case (and projects aren't usually this neatly ordered, figuring that out can be time consuming), and now you have created another weak link, capable of making the remaining projects not compile with a reference change. Alternatively, you have to add the reference to A to every other project that doesn't compile, which is really annoying to have to do all at once, and completely ruins the advantages of transitive references in the first place.

Another, and this time quite devious, issue arises when two projects in a reference chain share a namespace-qualified type name. Now, I know what you're gonna say "that shouldn't ever happen!" and you're right, it shouldn't! But it absolutely can, and often you can't do anything about it, especially in larger projects. Not only are different classes in different projects allowed to share the same namespace, they can also exist in the global namespace. And if that does happen, boy are you out of luck. Now you can't use either of the types, without aliasing the assembly, even if you don't need one of the assemblies at all, just because it was referenced transitively! Let's say you have the same structure as above, C, which references B, which references A. Let's say A and B both have class Foo defined, without a namespace (or the same namespace, whichever). Now in C, you want to use B's foo. How do you specify that? Again, you can't, without an assembly alias. Now you need to alias the B assembly, just to use Foo, because of a conflict with another assembly you don't need and never even wanted. And nowhere in A or B do you get an error or even a warning! Only when you try to use the type from B does the compiler get antsy.

Yet another reason to disable it, is to prevent leaking internal classes and mechanisms. Assume you have a low level project A that does some pretty complex things and needs to be accessed in a certain way. Handling it is complicated, but it is crucial to your program. To avoid having people on your team misuse it, you decide to write a more user-friendly abstraction on top of it, project B, which encapsulates project A's functionality, without exposing unsuspecting devs to its pitfalls. One of the comments on your question mentioned a project that handles database access, those come to mind, but there are more use-cases for this scenario. Now, other projects should not consume A directly - they should consume B. But if B reference A, all of A's low level complex mechanisms will be exposed to any project C that references B.

And the problem here is even deeper, because you cannot even disable C accessing A by just disabling transitive project references on either A or B - you have to disable them on C! The proper way to disable that with the current mechanism, is to edit the reference to A in B's project file, by giving it the PrivateAssets="All" attribute, and you have to do that for everything you don't want to leak externally. If you don't want to do that, that means, that every consumer of B needs to disable transitive project references, to not have access to A. And that has to be done habitually when you create a new project.

Now, if every programmer on the team is perfectly aware of each project's scope and purpose, that's not an issue, and that's often one of the arguments people in favor of this behavior bring to the discussion. And don't get me wrong, I'm all in favor of educating and educated developers, but this just increases the surface area for design problems, and even bugs. We have tooling for a reason, and if it can prevent issues from happening, why shouldn't it?

So with all this said - why does the feature even exist? What does it bring to the table? Well, if you ask me, not much. It saves you from having to add a reference to a project occasionally, which every C# IDE can do for you anyway. And it's not even consistent about when it saves you from having to do that. Sometimes you may still need to add a refernece - if nothing in your current reference list references it (or even if a project in there does reference it, but has the PrivateAssets="All" reference attribute set). Other times, you may not have to. This, so I'm told, is the advantage.

This entire debate has similarities with other situations. In C++ it's a common idiom to "include what you use", to prevent all issues that I just mentioned here. This idiom was developed over years of people having precisely these issues. And while it's easier to get such issues with included headers, compared to referenced projects, the same (and more!) issues still apply.

Tl;dr when should you disable it? If you ask me - always :) It's a pretty insignificant feature with only a slight argument in its favor, that is only partially applicable, and plenty of reasons against it.

Now, the careful reader may have noticed that my particular problem, from my earlier anecdote, is, although strongly related, actually slightly different from the issue presented here. While semantically the same, technically, I am not dealing with a project reference, but a package reference. And while we have the "luxury" of disabling this "feature" for referenced projects, there is currently no way of doing this for referenced packages. Sadly, I will have to live with Newtonsoft.Json being exposed to my project, because I use a NuGet package that happens to reference that. I will have to remind everyone who contributes code to it, to use the right JSON serializer, because two will be available to them at any point in the project's code, and there is little I can do about it.

And with package references, there is yet another issue to worry about. Imagine your project references package X, and it has a reference to package Y. Your project also needs Y, so you've just been using it from X, since you already had it handy, or maybe you just thought someone else had already included it in the project. Now you update X, and suddenly your project doesn't compile. X, apparently, removed the reference to Y in a newer version. Same scenario as above, essentially, except with another headache. Now you decided to add a reference to Y manually. But your project still doesn't compile! Turns out you relied on a specific version of Y, and Y's API changed since then. Now you have to dig out what the last version of X was that you used, and which version of Y it referenced, to manually include that specific version of Y. And this is, again, the best case - where you could statically tell that there was an issue. What if the version of Y you add as a reference compiles, but some of its behavior is different? Think of the JSON example before, what if the serialization behavior changed? What if there was a bug, that you accidentally relied on? What if there was a new bug introduced? Suddenly you start having issues with Y, despite having updated X!

There is a GitHub issue which advocates for adding a similar DisableTransitivePackageReferences project property, which has been happily ignored for four and a half years. While there was some discussion on it, there seems to be a general lack of interest in fixing this issue. Feel free to throw a like on there, if I was able to convince you and you think this is something worth having. Though personally, I would still much prefer, if the entire trasitive references feature was opt-in, rather than opt-out. Or, alternatively, just gone entirely.

P.S. Before comments start suggesting it, I know there are some unpleasant workarounds to my issue. I've read that GitHub thread in detail, so I'm aware of a number of options, but nothing that would work in a similar, clean and generic way to a DisableTransitivePackageReferences property. And this question is not about that.

It turns out 0.1 difference in gcc version matters. I assumed it was not the case because it's just minor version and only differs by 1.

But the builtin function I mentioned was newly introduced in gcc version 13.3.

So I manually install gcc 13.3 on my remote machine and it works now.

for short: minor version matters.

The cDAQ-9189 is supported by the latest DAQmx software. Theoretically, if your machine and OS are supported, it should work. DAQ support table

I just found out that if you have a BOM (Byte Order Mark) in your file before a commit, and don't have one after it, then when you git diff the file before and after the commit, it will appear that the first line is both removed and added, but the removed line will have a mysterious space at the beginning. It turns out that that mysterious space is the BOM.

I encountered the same issue, seems like FB sdk doesn't like us passing async function because they stuck on 2010. the stupid workaround I needed to do is pass a regular function, which calls an async function that has it's own try-catch inside

const myAsyncFunction = async (response) => {
 try {
     // Logic goes here...
   } catch (e) {}
}

 FB.login(function() {
    myAsyncFunction() // we don't await here
})

I found out how to do it.

.foo:nth-of-type(1) .bar:nth-of-type(3),
.foo:nth-of-type(2) .bar:nth-of-type(2) {
  color:yellow;
}

I modifie a little the code :

import { Sequelize,Model, InferAttributes, InferCreationAttributes, NonAttribute,CreationOptional, DataTypes, HasManyGetAssociationsMixin} from '@sequelize/core'
import { Attribute, PrimaryKey, AutoIncrement, NotNull, BelongsTo, BelongsToMany, HasOne, HasMany } from '@sequelize/core/decorators-legacy'


import { Club } from './Club';

export class Comitee extends Model<InferAttributes<Comitee>, InferCreationAttributes<Comitee>>  {
    @Attribute(DataTypes.INTEGER)
    @PrimaryKey
    @AutoIncrement
    declare id: CreationOptional<number>

    @HasMany(() => Club, 'comiteeId')
    declare clubs?: NonAttribute<Club[]>
    declare getClubs: HasManyGetAssociationsMixin<Club>
}

export const GET = async (req: NextRequest, res: NextResponse ) => {


    const comitee = await Comitee.findByPk(1)
    if (!comitee) return NextResponse.json(" pas de comité trouvée")
    console.log("comitee", comitee)
    // this return the good value
    
    console.log("comitee get clubs", await comitee.getClubs())
    // this retun getClubs() is not a function
  } 
}

But still the same error.

I do not understand. I make a good link beetween the table and with the "getClubs" in model the type

declare getClubs: HasManyGetAssociationsMixin<Club>

The type say it is a function

What i did bad ?

Sorry to my english and thanks

They are stored in the same place :) You need to add the repositories separately in the settings.gradle file like so:

pluginManagement {
    repositories {
        mavenCentral()
        gradlePluginPortal()
        maven {
            url 'https://repo.spring.io/milestone'
        }
    }
}

Full example (which builds for me): https://github.com/willb611/hello-world-spring-boot-gradle/pull/1/files

Edit: if in doubt, you can find list of versions available at different repositories (i.e. spring milestone repository) here: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.springframework.boot/spring-boot?repo=springio-milestone

In the catch, use console.log(error.response) to get more information about the error, such as status code and response details.

Here is an article that will help you to understand better how to decode dynamic json (best practice)

Thanks to all that answered or readed this.

I fixed it, but for you to know, the thing was INKSCAPE (that i will install again) had the python interpreter that VScode was using and was outdated.

Again, thanks

Read this article to understand the foundation of async-await mechanism better HERE

just use a fetch request to send a request to backend. for example

const res = await fetch("http://localhost:8080/api/v1/users");
const data = await res.json();

// use the data.

make sure you user "http://10.0.2.2:8080" for react native in development.

You can read this article to understand the foundation of async await.

here

Here are some concepts: https://people.freedesktop.org/~dbn/pkg-config-guide.html

You just install it into $LIBDIR/pkgconfig.

Cloning https://github.com/Lamprecht/perl-tk.git ... FAIL ! Failed cloning git repository https://github.com/Lamprecht/perl-tk.git ! Couldn't find module or a distribution https://github.com/Lamprecht/[email protected]

Try this article for understanding aync await mechanism better.

aync await article for beginners

There's no real problem in the HTML documents, but instead the script file.

The problem is that JavaScript files load from top to bottom of the file. On the about page, it can't find a button going to the about button, so it provides an error in the console and stops loading the rest.

You can fix this by moving the order, which I don't recommend that, because it will still result in an error although it will work.

What I would do is make separate JavaScript files, I would like "a" tags (hyperlinks), or I would check to see if there was a button before adding an event listener to it, like this:

if (document.querySelector("#about")) {
  document.querySelector("#about").addEventListener("click", function () {
    window.location.href = "about_me.html";
  });
}

if (document.querySelector("#about")) {
  document.querySelector("#contact").addEventListener("click", function () {
    window.location.href = "contact_me.html";
  });
}

if (document.querySelector("#home")) {
  document.querySelector("#home").addEventListener("click", function () {
    window.location.href = "home.html";
  });
}

I've been trying to post this for like 20 minutes, but I just posted on another question so I had to wait 30 minutes.

I just saw your response, and it works but the only problem is it runs for every button on the page, which is possible to make it lag if there's a lot of interactivity.

Just copying the actual file path (even it is in the project directory already) worked for me. Idk why VS code is like this. Other IDEs like netBeans just allow for the file to be in the project and you can access it

The title "How to resend webrequest via a firefox extension?" is a bit misleading. It should be something more like "webrequest handler extension doesn't load," since that's the actual question.

I know it's been a while since you asked the question, so maybe you already know the answer, but you said:

The Problem is, I dont even see the "Background script loaded" log at the beginning!

I didn't debug your code, but when I load it as a temporary add-on, I do get "Background script loaded" logged to the console. Make sure you're looking at the right console. On about:debugging > This Firefox, "Inspect" your extension. That's the console where your background logs console messages.

One other thing I'll point out: the extraInfoSpec parameter for addListener doesn't have valid "extraHeaders" and "requestHeaders" values. There would be an uncaught error if you try to load your code with those values. The error shows up in the console, too.

  ["requestBody", "blocking", "extraHeaders", "requestHeaders"]

should be just

  ["requestBody", "blocking"]

This worked in the end:

document.addEventListener("click", function(event) {
    // Check which element was clicked using event.target
    if (event.target.matches("#about")) {
        window.location.href = "about_me.html";
    } else if (event.target.matches("#contact")) {
        window.location.href = "contact_me.html";
    } else if (event.target.matches("#home")) {
        window.location.href = "home.html"
    }
});

It's worked for me.

Check here https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/issues/13342

+1 to @kartiks77

quite likely that this wasn't available yet at the time of the question (added in version 6.0)

I opted for specifying testpaths, but addopts works too, and it's very good to know for setting defaults

# pyproject.toml
[tool.pytest.ini_options]
minversion = "6.0"
addopts = "-ra -q"
testpaths = [
    "tests",
    "integration",
]

from pytest's docs

You can try using a border pane :

Although this question was asked some time ago, I'd like to provide a more comprehensive solution that might be helpful for others facing similar issues.

To terminate specific TCP connections in PowerShell without third-party tools, we can use the SetTcpEntry function from the Windows API. Here's a complete solution that includes a function for closing TCP connections:

# Define Win32 API functions
Add-Type -TypeDefinition @"
    using System;
    using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

    public class TcpHelper
    {
        [DllImport("iphlpapi.dll", SetLastError=true)]
        public static extern int SetTcpEntry(IntPtr pTcpRow);

        [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
        public struct MIB_TCPROW
        {
            public uint dwState;
            public uint dwLocalAddr;
            public uint dwLocalPort;
            public uint dwRemoteAddr;
            public uint dwRemotePort;
        }
    }
"@

<#
.SYNOPSIS
Closes a specified TCP connection.

.DESCRIPTION
The Close-TcpConnection function closes a TCP connection using the Windows API. It takes a connection object (typically obtained from Get-NetTCPConnection) as input and forcibly closes the connection.

.PARAMETER Connection
An object representing the TCP connection to be closed. This should be an object returned by the Get-NetTCPConnection cmdlet.

.EXAMPLE
$connection = Get-NetTCPConnection -LocalPort 12345 | Select-Object -First 1
Close-TcpConnection -Connection $connection

This example closes the TCP connection on local port 12345.

.NOTES
This function requires administrative privileges to run successfully.
#>
function Close-TcpConnection {
    param (
        [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
        [object]$Connection
    )

    if ($null -eq $Connection) {
        Write-Host "Connection is null"
        return
    }

    # Create MIB_TCPROW structure
    $tcpRow = New-Object TcpHelper+MIB_TCPROW
    $tcpRow.dwState = 12  # MIB_TCP_STATE_DELETE_TCB
    $tcpRow.dwLocalAddr = [System.BitConverter]::ToUInt32([System.Net.IPAddress]::Parse($Connection.LocalAddress).GetAddressBytes(), 0)
    $tcpRow.dwLocalPort = [uint16]$Connection.LocalPort -shl 8 -bor [uint16]$Connection.LocalPort -shr 8
    $tcpRow.dwRemoteAddr = [System.BitConverter]::ToUInt32([System.Net.IPAddress]::Parse($Connection.RemoteAddress).GetAddressBytes(), 0)
    $tcpRow.dwRemotePort = [uint16]$Connection.RemotePort -shl 8 -bor [uint16]$Connection.RemotePort -shr 8

    # Allocate unmanaged memory and copy structure
    $pTcpRow = [System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::AllocHGlobal([System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::SizeOf($tcpRow))
    [System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::StructureToPtr($tcpRow, $pTcpRow, $false)

    # Call SetTcpEntry
    $result = [TcpHelper]::SetTcpEntry($pTcpRow)

    # Free unmanaged memory
    [System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal]::FreeHGlobal($pTcpRow)

    if ($result -eq 0) {
        Write-Host "Successfully closed TCP connection"
    } else {
        Write-Host "Failed to close TCP connection, error code: $result"
    }
}

Here's how to use it:

1. First, find the connection you want to close:

$ConnectionToKill = Get-NetTCPConnection | Where-Object { $_.RemoteAddress -eq 'SSHServer1' -and $_.RemotePort -eq 22 } | Select-Object -First 1

2. Then, use the Close-TcpConnection function to close the connection:

Close-TcpConnection -Connection $ConnectionToKill

Notes: This script may requires administrative privileges to run.

Got resolved need to

sudo apt install virtiofsd sudo apt install virt-manager

Thanks

Check this repo, I fixed the pybag build by running async game loop and copying the assets folder manually (localhost) and by using github actions in Github Pages. There are some try/cath to check the images load. https://github.com/NikkiAsteinza/convex_hull

It's likely they used an AI tool like GitHub Copilot (paid) and Codeium (free), which none are preinstalled. I use Codeium and it works really well with no cost: https://codeium.com

Fixed, Cloudfare added a zstd content type instead of my initial utf-8

The other reason for this to suddenly happen is if you have accidentally enabled the screenreader option. To remove this, click in the status bar:

Then say "No" to having a screenreader

After this, multi-select will work as intended without requiring custom configuration changes. If you do need screenreader enabled, the above custom config would be the only way.

The return type for lean documents in generel in mongoose 8 is:

(mongoose.FlattenMaps<unknown> & Required<{ _id: unknown; }>) | null

Prometheus console templates are being used for quick insights rather than comprehensive dashboarding.

Grafana offers customizable visualizations and a more user-friendly interface. In Grafana, you can set alerts that are useful in some cases (for example: monitoring services).

Here is my simple variant of regex exspression for finding both negative and positive int and float numbers in code:

(\b|\B-)\d*(\.\d+)?

Works fine for any number variable declarations:

float x = -0.25;
int y = 123;

etc...

Unfortunately, the requests does not allow cookies to be passed in the headers, so this method does not work. Сookies should be passed as a separate argument r = requests.get(url, cookies=cookies)

I've figured this out. Instead of having a separate tree with expanded walls (planes) you can add hitbox size to plane distance when traversing BSP tree itself:

return Vector3.Dot(node.plane.normal, position) + (node.plane.distance + hullSize) < 0 ? IsPointInNode(position, node.frontChild) : IsPointInNode(position, node.backChild);

And if your hitbox has different sizes on different dimensions you can just multiply plane normal by hitbox size:

float hullSize = Math.Abs(node.plane.normal.X * size.X) +
                   Math.Abs(node.plane.normal.Y * size.Y) +
                   Math.Abs(node.plane.normal.Z * size.Z);

Okay, how do you feel about painting whites squares on a black background?

procedure TForm3.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var PD: TPathData;
    r,c:    Integer;
begin
  ImageControl1.Bitmap.SetSize(Round(ImageControl1.BoundsRect.Width), Round(ImageControl1.BoundsRect.Height));
  if ImageControl1.Bitmap.Canvas.BeginScene then
  try
    with ImageControl1.Bitmap.Canvas do
    begin
      Clear(TAlphaColorRec.Black);
      Fill.Kind := TBrushKind.Solid;
      Fill.Color := TAlphaColorRec.White;
      Stroke.Thickness := 2;

      PD := TPathData.Create;
      for r := 0 to 3 do begin
        for c := 0 to 3 do begin
          PD.MoveTo(PointF(c * 90 + 10, r * 90 + 10));
          PD.HLineToRel(80);
          PD.VLineToRel(80);
          PD.HLineToRel(-80);
          PD.ClosePath;
        end;
      end;

      DrawPath(PD,1);
      FillPath(PD,1);
      PD.Free;
    end;
  finally
    ImageControl1.Bitmap.Canvas.EndScene;
  end;
end;

Worked like a charm! How to extract the text within the squares? Tried pytesseract with no much success.

I know it's been a while since you asked the question, so maybe you already know the answer, but you said:

{
  ...
  "permissions": [
    "webRequest",
    "webRequestBlocking",
    "storage",
    "tabs"
  ],
  ...
}

You should make that:

{
  ...
  "permissions": [
    "webRequest",
    "webRequestBlocking",
    "storage",
    "tabs",
    "*://*/*"
  ],
  ...
}

You need permission to intercept the URLs. When you specify the urls property for the filter, that's all it does: filter. If you don't have permission for the URLs, then there's nothing going in the filter, so there's nothing coming out.

You should replace chrome with browser, as you said you did. Sooner or later chrome will go away.

Depending on what else you're doing, you probably don't need tabs. You definitely don't need it for the snippet in the question.

The trick that solved it for me was to do a cold boot of the emulated device. You can do that from the device manager.

middleware.ts should located in the root of your project. not the app directory

To answer the question: No there's not.

There is no way to give input in the output section, as you already know, output means result. But there is a workaround for it.

Step1: Open settings for you VS_Studio Step2: Type (code runner) in the search bar Step3: Look for "Whether to run in Intergrated Terminal"

VS Studio rollout update for this issue and introduce terminal section to tackle this problem

It was a multithreading bug. #blush

My code: single thread. Third party library: not so much.

Apologies for the noise.

The other answers are correct, in that this is not how it really works, you can't send the QueryClient from the server to the client and you don't really want to do that.

Tanstack actually provides a remix example in their post about SSR: https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/framework/react/guides/ssr

As a note, and you should not do this for this question, but you can pass stuff from the server to the client in remix by just returning it in the loader. So if you export it somewhere on the server, import it via a loader and return it, it will be accessible on the client. This wouldn't work for react-query but might be useful for other things.

This fixes the issue: https://github.com/flame-engine/flame/issues/3337

I was not using the RectangleComponent properly.

/usr/local/lib/python3.10/dist-packages/torch/nn/modules/transformer.py:307: UserWarning: enable_nested_tensor is True, but self.use_nested_tensor is False because encoder_layer.self_attn.batch_first was not True(use batch_first for better inference performance) warnings.warn(f"enable_nested_tensor is True, but self.use_nested_tensor is False because {why_not_sparsity_fast_path}") what is the issue?

Non-formula solution (not my original idea):

• Add conditional formatting to blank cells
• Sort
• Remove the formatting

i have the same problem i solved it by change the platform target ios from ios 12 to ios 13 in podfile

ios > podfile platform :ios, '13.0'

and then remove the pod folder

and run this commands

• flutter clean
• flutter pub get
• cd ios // if using mac
• pod install --repo-update

the versions of package i using

• firebase_core: ^3.6.0
• firebase_remote_config: ^5.1.3

class student(): name: "" family: "" phone: "" codestudent:0 feild:"" age: "" sex: True

You should be aware that if users swipe to remove your app from the Android Task Switch panel (accessible from the square button), you app gets killed immediately, and App.onDestroy doesn't get called. :-/

This is definitely bug or as always m$oft ignorance and amateur. There is no logic to treat declaration "Dim a, b, c As Single" as you said "Dim a As Variant, b As Variant, c As Single" not just in programming rules but every possible normal understanding. It's like saying Adam, Richard, Stefan is a man but Adam and Richard are some variation! Micro$oft is a total destruction of all principles, logic and good practices and especially professionalism in creating any solution. They create, steal and take ideas from others effectively introducing “ another version of visual basic”. I always going to use in separated lines, just for sure what happen in the future.

It could be due to a few common issues. Here's a guide to troubleshooting and then checking the quality of your similarity search. 1)check data quality if there is noise in the data, embedding might not capture the right context. 2)try different embedding models. Sometimes, certain model works better for specific types of content. 3)inspect Embedding Distance:After retrieving search results, inspect the distance or similarity scores (if available). This will help you understand whether the embeddings are close enough to be considered similar.

Importing planet scale OSM is expected to take a very long time. But you would have likely a better experience using https://osm2pgsql.org/ which is dedicated to this task. The GDAL OSM driver uses a temporary SQLite database to be able to work with any output format.