So far I figured out that I can simply open the project root folder in VSCode.
Thanks to the CMake extension I can see the project outline, which usually would be defined by the solution (which I cannot use).
I am not sure how to build or debug from VSCode yet, but I'll keep this answer updated.
as another comment stated ; you need to replicate to a new one ; you cant rename in-place without doing something potentially metadata-corruptive on the filesystem
the insertable property will not include this field in INSERT queries. Then the server will automatically put the default value assigned in the database itself.
You have many ways to do this. Return a wrapper or Return a list. But it seems that you have problems with the archetecture. You need to reconsider the interface and methods of this class.
I believe you want to set the BUFFERSIZE (in bytes) so that it will download in larger chunks:
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_BUFFERSIZE, 2048);
Note: Someone mentioned that CURLOPT_PROGRESSFUNCTION is deprecated, I can see that how it works changes after 5.5.0 - but nowhere can I see that this feature will be removed.
I've solved my problem. The solution was simply to remove the /vendor folder from the .gitignore list, run composer update locally, and upload everything to the repository. There was no need to move the index.php out of the /public folder.
Delete bin and obj folders, in my case that helped. So many errors I am getting while trying to publish a .net maui app from VS and many of them I am solving by simply deleting the bin and obj folders.
You can try this Excel Service library, which I've been working on. It's already published in the Maven Central repository, and you can try it out to see if it simplifies things for you.
I tried your source code on my own site. Adding <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> to the <head> section makes the text sizing constant, regardless of the lines.
By the way, including this in the html head is pretty much the most fundamental thing you need to do when developing a site with mobile users in mind. This line tells the browser the basic scaling of the site.
This link from mdn web docs pretty well describes why it works that way.
Private Sub TestIF()
Dim m2 As Integer, MyLastRow2 As Integer
MyLastRow2 = 7
For m2 = 2 To MyLastRow2
If Not (Worksheets("CRE ATW").Cells(m2, "E").Value = "Signalling" Or _
Worksheets("CRE ATW").Cells(m2, "E").Value = "Telecoms") Then
Worksheets("CRE ATW").Cells(m2, "A").ClearContents
End If
Next m2
End Sub
I had added non-Json to my ~/.docker/config.json that made the start fail rather silently, though there were hints in the log ('C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\Docker')
On Android, swipe up from the bottom of your screen, and swipe up again on the Pandora app.
On iOS, swipe up from the bottom of the screen; swipe up again on the app to close it.
On Mac or Windows, click the X in the upper-right or upper-left corner of the window.
here is a detailed article on how to stop spotify from running in the background https://spotipremiumapk.org
In the case where there is or might be hundreds of invokers of this event, changing the signature of the MyEventArgs would require a lot of refactoring. The existence of the parameter "object sender" allows for a late hack without requiring a refactor of all occurrences. (or if recipients need to handle new arguments of MyEventArgs)
Although, this does not tell if the pattern is better or not, because patterns are subjective. It may or may not be better, contextually depending.
This answer is heavily inspired from a comment on this question made by @Ralf
I know this is old, but here's what I found when using a Service Account to create the file and delete it on a Shared Drive. Creating files was no problem, but the only way I found to make the deletion work was to add the Service Account as a "Manager" on the top level shared drive. It did not work if the Service Account only had Content Manager on a sub-folder.
The syntax is fine, but the effect is probably not what you intended: A<>x OR A<>y is always true, since it can't be both. You probably mean A<>x AND A<>y.
to avoid this problem in the first place pyt = pytricia.PyTricia(128)
When using only 32 bits trie with IPv6 the pytricia implementation should be logically consistent i.e. len([x for x in y if x not in y]) MUST RETURN 0! I can only assume that under the hood there is a bug. Either refuse to add IPv6 prefixes completely if only 32 bits (insufficient bits for the prefix) are used or have a logically consistent implementation.
In case it could still be of interest: @ocoda/event-sourcing is a NestJS module that offers the basic functionality that @nestjs/cqrs provides, but also adds the necessary tools for storing and retrieving events (and snapshots). You get the option to choose one of the supported drivers for the persistence (e.g. Postgres or MariaDB if you're using want to use a relational database).
The documentation elaborates a bit more on how the library itself can be used to implement CQRS and Event Sourcing within NestJS.
By default JS timers won't work on background, so setInterval and setTimeout callbacks will only run after app goes back to foreground.
A solution is to not use the timer functions or if you really need a timer make your own implementation or use something like this
After researching for a while and using different resources I found out that the issue is with the way that you import the pre-trained model and not with any of the explained steps in the error.
kindly help me with this,
similar problems all over. just instead of nothing particular happening, a dialog box having, "there is an instance of anaconda navigator already running", pops up. I tried launching with prompt to but same dialog box. any solutions....
I was facing the same issue and I have used the web o auth client id and using that i haven't faced any issues and i also got back the id token from google .
so you can try that .
I have used google_services.json file when I was using authentication with help of google firebase but as much I have read you don't need to use google_services.json file when you are authenticating the app with help of google cloud console .
p.s- please someone reply on this if he/she has used or enabled any api on google console and it has worked in case of authentication .
To get some control over the retry duration, I added the Spring @Retryable attribute to the same method that the @JMSListener is on. In the queue itself, I set the "backout threshold" to 1 and defined a "backout queue" to send the message to when the threshold was exceeded.
For catching code exceptions where the retry logic should fire, make sure the @Recover method throws either a JmsException, RuntimeException, or a similar exception that inherits from those two.
For catching code exceptions where the retry logic should not fire, make sure the @Recover method logs and swallows the exception. Do not rethrow.
With this solution, the @Retryable attribute is controlling the retry logic.
The queue's backout threshold is responsible for moving the message after the retry logic has failed... and nothing more.
Note that I'm an IBM MQ and JMS newbie, so if this solution is not a good one, please advise as to why it isn't.
entiendo que te estás enfrentando a un problema al intentar cargar tu aplicación SvelteKit Es bastante frustrante cuando las cosas no funcionan como se espera te lo digo por experiencia propia, pero aquà van algunas sugerencias que podrÃan ayudarte.
Ruta Base en SvelteKit: A veces, SvelteKit necesita saber desde dónde se está sirviendo la aplicación. PodrÃas intentar definir la ruta base en tu configuración de SvelteKit para que coincida con la URL que estás usando en WebView2. Esto podrÃa ayudar a que la aplicación encuentre los archivos necesarios.
Verifica las Rutas en el Navegador: Abre las herramientas de desarrollo en el WebView2 y revisa si realmente se están cargando los archivos. Si ves que el index.html y otros recursos están allÃ, pero no se cargan, puede ser un problema de cómo se están resolviendo las rutas.
Acceso a Recursos Locales: Asegúrate de que WebView2 tenga acceso a la carpeta donde están tus archivos. Si hay algún problema de permisos, eso podrÃa causar que no se encuentren los archivos.
Prueba Cargarlo de Otra Manera: Si nada de esto funciona, tal vez podrÃas considerar simular un servidor local solo para pruebas, asà funcionará más como lo hace npx serve.
Espero que alguna de estas ideas te ayude a solucionar el problema. ¡No dudes en preguntar si necesitas más ayuda! ¡Buena suerte!
To achieve the desired functionality where the alternate language links include the current pathname with the locale prefix, u need to dynamically generate the URLs based on the current route. u can do this in a next.js multi-language app:
Dynamic Metadata Generation: create a helper function to generate the alternate URLs dynamically based on the current route and the supported languages.
Access the Current Path: u may need to access the current path in a way that works both on the server and the client.
Combine Metadata with Generated URLs: combine the generated URLs with the metadata configuration.
I'm getting the same error sending the ulaw_8000 elevenlabs received audio. I'm using javascript but the error is the same. Otherwise, if I use the openai Realtime (in g711_ulaw) response It works fine.
Late to the party here, but in case you're still looking for a solution for event-persistence: @ocoda/event-sourcing is a NestJS module that offers the basic functionality that @nestjs/cqrs provides, but also adds the necessary tools for storing and retrieving events (and snapshots). On the other hand, what it still lacks are Saga's and a built-in way of doing event-replays.
I just figure out the problem. Was related to the Pyautogui version, I dont know but for some reason the lastest version PyAutoGUI-0.9.54 was causing this issue, I just replace the version to the current that I was using on my code PyAutoGUI==0.9.40 and worked.
I have done all the obvious - clean npm cache, delete node_modules and package-lock.json and npm install - no need in all of that, the issue is the typescript version, you should find the one suit to your project.
I had typescript 5.6.3 in package.json, I have downgrade to 5.2.0 - solved the issue.
I have faced the same issue, after some diggin into the library I found out that this package depends on outdated maven repo:https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.pusher/pusher-java-client
so if you have intensions to keep your project up to date you should use something else since this repo has not been updated since 2022
I believe there isn't a native connector to AWS Athena on Looker Studio.
Although there is documentation mentioning an Athena-Looker connection, it is for the Google Cloud version of Looker (apparently named simply Looker), not for Looker Studio.
If your sticky position isn't working because of the parent's hidden overflow, but you still want to keep the overflow, you can simply use overflow: clip instead.
Indeed, the API page is the correct one and unfortunately with current DataGrid version, it's not possibly to apply sorting to the data tables. Luckily, in early days of upcoming week, the DataGrid v3 should be officialy relased, with column sorting implemented by default.
I Actually have a similar question, I have a Sheet where I have a Student Enrollment Form. I'd like to create a button that Allows me to duplicate a template from another Sheet (another document) in a new Spreadsheet and If possible fill out some information from the form. Would this be possible? I know nothing about macros or scripts tho :( Thanks!
Have you figured this out? I'm running into the same issue Error: 400, {"error":{"code":"invalid_params","message":"Search Id 7423941959758255147 is invalid or expired","log_id":"20241010005723A90BB36603F6E31E20B5"}}
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Have you figured this out
Looks like a job for a database.
If you're looking for compact solution (more compact than actual db, but probably less effective), look into what sqlite has to offer.
For example this answer combined with this sqlite3 lib might solve your problem.
This is caused by the blocked URL redirecting to an insecure URL, then that URL redirecting back to a secure URL. All the redirects use the same URL, just different protocols.
If you use Windows, you can create a shortcut to the file and change the icon of the shortcut https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1344814/how-to-update-the-icon-of-a-shortcut. then if you wish, you can mark original file as hidden.
A Dictionary is a wonderful container and theoretically it should be faster than a switch when all you're looking at is the look-up time complexity. However, when the we ask "Which is faster?", time complexity doesn't answer that question. Instead, we should look at latency in terms of cache and memory efficiency rather than the number of compares to get a better understanding of how fast the Dictionary is compared to a switch.
A Dictionary is not stored in contiguous memory making it significantly less cache efficient. The hash table calculates different buckets of values and these values are stored in various locations in memory. Significant delay is added when a dictionary look-up misses the cache, which is a significant factor when looking at the delay of a Dictionary retrieval. A cache miss forces the CPU to read system memory (heap). The heap is the slowest memory in the system and there is no mechanism to hide this latency. You just have to wait.
Another problem associated with the memory structure of a Dictionary is that pre-fetch and prediction algorithms make incorrect decisions. You lose the benefit of this acceleration feature in the CPU.
A switch statement is stored in contiguous memory. On top of that, it is a compile-time element and is often optimized into a jump table that has O(1) time complexity. Therefore, a switch in compiler-optimized form has none of the cache and memory issues of a Dictionary and has the same O(1) time complexity. We can conclude that the switch will be faster.
This doesn't work for me. I'm on a mac, RStudio 2023.06.1 Build 524. Even if I first select some code in which I want to do my replace operation, my script still jumps to instances of the query that are outside of my selected region as I type.
Sender parameter is sent so that in some situations event handler can set value of some properties depending on the logic implemented in the event handler. Secondly, there are third party libraries built on top of C#.NET for those library both sender, args argument are required to write custom code as required. It is possible to create EventArgs class by inheriting from EventArgs. Extending sender for adding custom properties, methods will add overhead for the code. Adding the sender to EventArgs will add overhead. Passing sender helps to pass the object hierarchy to the eventhandler.
You should probably look at suffix trees. These slides explain a how these suffix trees can be formed, and how do they solve your problem. The basic idea is to preprocess each key for faster lookup later on. Preprocessing gives you a suffix tree, which is basically a very efficient data structure to look for substrings.
I think the problem is that when you call the addLast function, you pass the current to the newNode.
I believe that when you add it to the end of the list, you should keep the current in the place it was so that the songs continue in the order they were in until you reach the last node and start over.
If you pass the current to the last node when you add it at the end, it looks like you moved to the last song and then go to the first song in the list.
In short: The way you add them to both is correct, but you shouldn't change the current when you add them at the end.
For some reason discord rate limits channel updates to 2 every 10 minutes as is pointed out in this queastion.
How often can I rename discord channel's name?
I even tried using the raw api endpoints and got the same result. So unfortunately there is no way around this problem.
It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating issue where workflows on a specific SharePoint site aren’t functioning, even though other sites with workflows are working fine. This is often caused by a few potential factors.
First, it's good that you checked the storage on your tenant, as that could have been a reason, but since you're only using about 4% of the available space, it’s likely not the issue. Here are a few things you might want to look into:
Workflow Throttling: Sometimes, Office 365 can throttle workflows if too many are running at the same time, causing delays or failures. You might want to check if there is an overload of workflows happening on that site.
Permissions Issue: Ensure that the user account running the workflows has the proper permissions on the site and list. Even if other workflows work on different sites, there could be unique permission settings on this specific one.
Corruption in the Workflow: It’s possible that something got corrupted in the workflow itself. You can try republishing the workflows from SharePoint Designer to see if that resolves the issue.
Workflow Service: Check if the Workflow Manager service is running correctly for that specific site. Sometimes, restarting the workflow service or resetting the site’s connection to it can help.
Timeouts: Since you mentioned long delays in loading the workflow page, there could be a timeout issue. Increasing the timeout values in the settings (if possible) might help or check if the site is experiencing performance issues.
It might be worth trying a new workflow on that site as a test to see if it runs, or migrating one of the broken workflows to another site to check if it’s the site itself that’s causing the issue.
At NGS Solution, we specialize in troubleshooting SharePoint workflows and can help you diagnose and fix issues like these. If you’d like expert assistance, feel free to reach out. Have you tried republishing the workflow yet? Let us know, and we’d be happy to help!
I think the answers you are looking for have to do with order of operations.
Why is that?
I view it this way
TestBed.CreateComponent calls the constructor of your component
The very first time fixture.detectChanges is called is when your onInit method fires
If your constructor (or the variables defined at component level) rely on values from your dependencies, your mocks will need to have those values prepared already for them to get assigned during construction.
For test setup ease, I tend to put all of my dependency assignments in the onInit method of my component. This allows me to grab the mock inside of my it and setup any changed data, then call fixture.detectChanges to have the component use those values.
describe('MyComponent', () => {
let component: MyComponent;
let fixture: ComponentFixture<MyComponent>;
let compiled;
// I usually declare my mocks here so that I can assign right after the configureTestingModule call
beforeEach(async () => {
const spy = jasmine.createSpyObj('SomeService', ['aMethod']);
await TestBed.configureTestingModule({
declarations: [ MyComponent ],
providers: [
{ provide: SomeService, useValue: spy }
]
})
.compileComponents();
fixture = TestBed.createComponent(MyComponent);
component = fixture.componentInstance;
compiled = fixture.nativeElement;
});
it('should show another mock', () => {
// I do all of these assignments at the end of the beforeEach
// but I also declare the variables inside of the describe
const mock: jasmine.SpyObj<SomeService> = TestBed.inject(SomeService) as jasmine.SpyObj<SomeService>;;
mock.aMethod.and.returnValue('MOCKED VALUE');
// I would either do this here or in the beforeEach, but not both
// Each time you createComponent it can take a little bit of time
// IF you decide to do this in each test, suggest creating a function
// as there can get to be a list of items to assign
// fixture = TestBed.createComponent(MyComponent);
// compiled = fixture.nativeElement;
fixture.detectChanges(); // first detectChanges will call onInit
expect(compiled.querySelector('p').innerHTML).toContain('MOCKED VALUE');
});
});
Is there a way to force the change detection, regardless of input change?
Why yes, however I tend to avoid this as I like to control when change detection runs. Plus, having to include a call to await whenStable can wait through your timers/debounce for the actual amount of time instead of moving through fake time.
What if I want to call detectChanges() on beforeEach()? Then I can't setup mocks inside specific tests?
I mean, yes. This would limit what you can change before the constructor and the onInit.
There is a place and time for an inner describe with its own beforeEach for when your user is going to take different actions, but the data setup is the same.
Is it a good practice to call createComponent inside each specific test (it) instead?
If a lot of assignments happen at constructor time and you need to control the values, then yes. This has to do with how you write the component. When this is necessary I will create a function that does all of the TestBed.createComponent and dependency assignments for me. I honestly use functions in my test code a lot to help with readability, as they can get very messy and then hard to maintain.
I have saw a matching algorithm they based on distance metric. Euklid in n-dimensional room. You are only 2 dimensional, so You can calculate simply vectors
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the principle behind is to have a pool, calculate every distances and then go thru and remove every find pair from the pool. So in this example you cannot match B1 again, because they is out.
The algorithm calculate a vector from the Pool array
I found this, only fragments, I think this is Python :
This will depend from the NVR model, have you checked if your NVR have any option to automatically upload your videos for some other storage location? This would make things much easier...
The dimensions of the output from AveragePooling2D can differ from the dimensions of the input, since default value for padding is 'valid'. Maybe setting padding='same' would fix your issue.
To prevent the Apple ID prompt from appearing, you should integrate Sign in with Apple alongside Google Sign-In. Apple's guidelines require that any app offering third-party login options, like Google, must also include Sign in with Apple. This ensures compliance and avoids triggering the sign-in prompt. Additionally, ensure the "Sign in with Apple" button is visible where you display the Google Sign-In option.
Revisar la configuración de CORS: Si tu frontend está en un dominio diferente al backend, revisa que tengas bien configurados los permisos de CORS, especialmente que permitas cookies y la cabecera de autenticación.
Asegúrate de que las cookies se envÃan: Cuando estás haciendo solicitudes desde React, asegúrate de que se envÃen las cookies de sesión, configurando withCredentials en axios.
Turns out the dependency "com.google.apis:google-api-services-tasks:v1-rev20230911-1.32.1" should be "com.google.apis:google-api-services-tasks:v1-rev71-1.25.0"
Old q but for anyone looking, but I made a script for the exact (well, almost - mine creates one file for a printer that does double sided) use case here.
To the point of your second question, you can modify the margins and positioning using pdf-lib if you use embed and draw instead of add and copy. There is an example in my solution (the measurePage function sets margins) and in the documentation here.
(Also a note - as of answering I have to use a "print to pdf" function on my computer as well or the file doesn't print. Just modify the scaling to 100% to keep the programmatically generated margins.)
In my case the problem is that stream has too high resolution. I'm calcuting best resolution using getCapabilities on each camera and the starting the stream.
The Host Project manages the Shared VPC, enabling the GKE API that allows the project to handle networking resources (ex. Firewall, subnets) while the Service Project uses the Shared network resources for deploying workloads, like your GKE clusters.
