@Douglas B
I am trying to compile XNNPACK for the Zynq Ultrascale+ and am running into the same issues you describes two years ago. Can you share your bitbake recipe or makefile?
It might be a cop-out, but if you can make it work in Powershell, you can almost certainly make it work in Azure DevOps Release pipelines. Here's a primer on what that Release powershell script could look like, assuming you can get the cert file onto the machine somehow:
https://lachlanbarclay.net/2022/01/updating-iis-certificates-with-powershell
As for getting the cert onto the server in the first place:
The first way that comes to mind is to have your release pipeline "get" the cert somehow, assuming your servers have fileshare access to the place the cert is stored, or could make a request out to there somehow.
The second (and probably correct) way would be to incorporate Azure Key Vault, and add that as a powershell step (see How to install an Azure Key Vault certificate in an Azure DevOps pipeline?) for an example on that.
Finally, if neither of those worked, you could run some sort of batch powershell ahead of time using some of the methods in How to copy a file to over 50 remote computers to copy the file to all the remote servers
spring.datasource.driver-class-name=org.postgresql.Driver
spring.datasource.url={YOUR JDBC URL}&password={YOUR SUPABASE DB PASSWORD}
spring.datasource.username={Your DB User Name From Supabase}
spring.datasource.password={Your DB Password From Supabase}
spring.jpa.show-sql=true
spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=none
You need to get the JDBC connection String from connect --> Type --> JDBC and scroll to Session Pooler to get the JDBC URL and credentials.
For step by step process please see my blog below:https://medium.com/@khan.abdulwasey99/step-by-step-process-on-how-to-connect-a-spring-boot-application-to-supabase-f1791e1d2402
Re-posting I was not aware of Stackoverflow guidelines for external blogs.
Currently, there aren't any History events for a customer starting or replying to a Conversation.
When I did all of the listed items below AND had this code for my CORS configuration in my app.py:
CORS(app, supports_credentials=True, origins=[
"http://localhost:3000",
"http://thecasecomp.com"
])
Seems like I needed my online domain as well for both to work.
No, calling a custom hook like useEventCallback() inline inside another hook’s argument list doesn’t violate the Rules of Hooks, but it defeats the purpose of referential stability and can lead to unnecessary re-execution.
Using another approach with JUnit Platform Launcher, there is a more detailed assertions way:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/47982480/7213979
And better yet, didn't do it twice.
Boost provides a map with random-access iterators, so you can std::sort it:
#include <boost/container/flat_map.hpp>
#include <algorithm>
std::sort(your_map.begin(), your_map.end(),
[](const auto& a, const auto& b) {
return a.second != b.second? a.second < b.second : a.first < b.first;
});
There might be some implementation bug in your Kosaraju's algorithm , kindly share it once or else debug it on your own , you'll find what's the issue behind it!
delete the postcss.config.js file
And then npm i -d @tailwindcss/vite, and also change the vite.config.ts file
...
import tailwindcss from "@tailwindcss/vite";
export default defineConfig(async () => ({
plugins: [
react(),
tailwindcss(),
],
...
...
after that, just add @import "tailwindcss"; in your css file and you'll be chilling like a villain
I found an alternative to the limits library: arate-limit. It implements a sliding window algorithm backed by Redis, which is exactly what I needed for accurate rate limiting in a distributed environment.
In addition, I came across a small library called limited_aiogram, which provides built-in rate limiting for Telegram bots using aiogram. It works better than my initial implementation. However, it only supports in-memory storage. That said, it should be fairly straightforward to adapt it to use Redis by integrating arate-limit as a backend.
As for why my own implementation isn't working correctly - I still don't know the exact reason. It's possible that the problem is in my code, but it may also be related to the limitations or behavior of the libraries I used.
If you encounter a similar problem, use arate-limit.
Please respond if you know that I used limits incorrectly for the limit.
you might wanna take a look at your antivirus and check quarantine files.
Had the same error and was stuck for hours.. turns out avast antivirus took the @react-three/drei dependencies in vite as possible trojan and quarantined it
It is an already reported Hibernate bug: HHH-16991 EnhancedUserType cannot be used when defining relations
If anyone ends up here trying to fix 'jvmTarget is deprecated':
kotlinOptions {
jvmTarget = '11'
}
Change it to this:
kotlin {
compilerOptions {
jvmTarget = JvmTarget.JVM_11
}
}
if anyone has solved a 3d bin packing algo , can you share the code , or the flow in which this needs to be done
I Think :
The reason your route() helper is still generating URLs against localhost.test in your PHPUnit tests is that, outside of an actual HTTP request, Laravel’s URL generator defaults to whatever you’ve set as your application’s base URL (i.e. config('app.url')), rather than the tenant’s domain. Calling tenancy()->initialize($tenant) sets up the database, cache, etc., but does not reconfigure the URL generator to use your tenant’s hostname
Why it happens
route() uses config('app.url') when there’s no real request host.
In a test, when you call route('tenant.profile.index') without a live incoming HTTP host header, Laravel falls back to APP_URL (or whatever you’ve overridden via config(['app.url' => …])) to build the link
tenancy()->initialize() doesn’t touch the URL generator.
The tenancy package swaps databases and filesystems but doesn’t automatically call URL::forceRootUrl() or UrlGenerator::formatHostUsing(), so Laravel still thinks your app root is http://localhost.test:8000
You can dynamically override app.url (and force it on the URL generator):
In your setUp() after initializing tenancy, do:
tenancy()->initialize($this->tenant);
$fqdn = $this->tenant->domains()->first()->domain;
config(['app.url' => "http://{$fqdn}:8000"]);
\URL::forceRootUrl(config('app.url'));
look to this link
You need to import data rather than open the file:
Then transform data changing the locale:
Yes, that is correct. You can play with test rules in AWS ECR console without deleting anything ("Edit Test rules" button under Lifecycle policy. You'll quickly confirm that rules are only evaluated in order of priority and the first match will expire the image.
The only workaround would be disabling AWS Lifecycle policy, writing your own "cleanup service" that will call ECR API and evaluate each repo with custom logic. I haven't found anything off the shelf that does something like this unfortunately. That's how I came across this post :)
I'm probably gonna write my own implementation of this in the future. If I do, I'll probably publish to code and reply back.
Change it to .parser(), it will work then
The relevant difference is that in Docker you can run full trust/root and do what you want. An app service running Windows or Linux directly is always a sandbox with significant restrictions (such as, no apt-get and no executables allowed). Check your code first!
Types of ToolTips in Windows:
Classic: Classic ToolTip
Taskbar (Black, with Texture, Rounded): Taskbar ToolTip
Start (White, Rounded): Start ToolTip
Edge, App/File Name, Thinner Borders, White: App/File Name ToolTip Edge ToolTip
.tooltip {
position: relative;
display: inline-block;
border-bottom: 1px dotted black;
font-family: Segoe UI,Segoe UI Emoji,Segoe UI Symbol,Segoe UI Historic,Microsoft YaHei,Malgun Gothic,Meiryo;
}
.tooltip .tooltiptext {
visibility: hidden;
position: absolute;
z-index: 1;
top: 100%;
left: 50%;
margin-left: -60px;
border: 1px solid #2B2B2B;
background-color: white;
white-space: nowrap;
padding: 3px 7px;
font-size: 12px;
user-select: none;
position: absolute;
}
.tooltip:hover .tooltiptext {
visibility: visible;
transition-delay: 0.5s;
}<div class="tooltip">Hover over me
<span class="tooltiptext">Tooltip text</span>
</div>O-browser and X Browser, Thicker Border: O-browser X Browser
Most programs will fail, to some degree, if somebody closes the stdio files. Malicious users can also cause a program to fail by setting an absurdly-small memory quota (ulimit), or in numerous other sabotage-ey ways. Yes, you can forbid your users from doing so IMHO.
If you like, you can try to insulate your program from this particular sabotage just by continuing to open() /dev/null until you get a 3 (or larger), then close that one, then go on to your main function. Of course, your sabot-wielding user could still use the shell to open all possible file descriptors on you, so that your first open() would fail. So, handle that too? How, exactly? But then, assuming your program needs files, how can it function when all slots are filled? The Unixes I first used could only open 20 files at once. If you needed #21, well, close one of the others first.
What's the justification for this user to close stdout? He's saying "you don't GET a stdout", which is not at all the same as "you don't NEED a stdout." He's changing the implicit contract the program was written against.
Just how far do you go to try to make your program work in a hostile environment? Better to just say to your users "don't do stupid crap and you won't have stupid problems." Probably in a nicer way than that!
There are times and places for processes that DON'T have stdio, but such would be few and far between, and would probably use no libraries of standard code, or even standard idioms like printf("message").
So, to answer the question: Don't. Let the malicious user experience the natural side-effects of his malice.
I agree with @Frank van Puffelen and in addition to that, migration is not a direct process like a one-click conversion. If you want to migrate your 1st gen Cloud Functions to Cloud Run functions, you should upgrade and redeploy it to 2nd gen Cloud Functions (also known as Cloud Run functions). However, take note of the differences between the two when making some adjustments. Also, here’s a Reddit discussion about moving from Cloud Functions to Cloud Run which might be helpful.
For me, it was an extra character in the cookie (ended with newline character) that caused HTTP 415 error. Once removed the new line character, it worked.
I've asked Kitware to just implement multi-target-specification support for this and related CMake commands: This is now bug 27041. Perhaps they'll just make it happen at some point.
Hello my situation is very similar to the one that you had, can you please tell me how to log into data studio with Windows credentials, I'm having the same problem with DB2admin And I don't see any way to switch to a different userID.
thanks
The vibrate() method may have no effect if the device is in Silent Mode or Do Not Disturb (DND) mode. Make sure these modes are disabled and that vibration is enabled in the device's system settings.
For react this is the one-liner to go to the last of an element ::
useEffect(() => {
if (scrollableEleRef.current) {
scrollableEleRef.current.scrollTop = scrollableEleRef.current.scrollHeight ;
}
}, [messages]);
I haven't used telethon, so I can't help with that.
If the telethon AI code isn't working for you, I'd look into the automation route with selenium (guessing you need to get past some user auth) or if there's no auth step just use the requests package
Bigtable now supports Global Secondary Indexing like DynamoDB which should simplify this type of migrations in the future.
The project-factory module add automatically labels on the GCP project. (I.e., effective_labels, terraform_labels) without using labels inputs.
When adding labels with same labels give by the plan, that works.
Bigtable now supports Global Secondary Indexes.
Bigtable now supports Global Secondary Indexes so you are not limited to a single key anymore.
Bigtable now supports Global Secondary Indexes.
I finally found the solution. just remove the crazy translate function `__('messages.invalid-password')` and it will work fine. Also, you may need to remove send() function.
return response()->json(['error' => 'Invalid Password'], 401);
Even if the accepted answer works, it isn't the best way to do it. Instead of creating a 1x2 Matrix, you can just use the short form statement for n over k:
\binom{n}{k}
This is the same syntax as in LaTeX. This is possible for at least version 2.5 onwards (Released 2015)
Bigtable now supports global secondary indexes.
Bigtable now supports global secondary indexes.
Please note the question :
Angular 18 hack for <select> with <input> in Signal() way to be optimized
there is a function similar to that Vue toRaw in AlpineJS as of version 3.x
renderPage() {
console.log("PDF INSTANCE ===", Alpine.raw(this.pdfInstance));
}
As stated above by someone else, if you sign up for an account, the ngrok tunnel will run indefinitely. On the other hand, anonymous ones will only run for 2 hours.
Had the same issue. Using python logging module instead of Glue logger fixed my issue.
import logging
logging.basicConfig(
level=logging.INFO,
format="%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s"
)
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.info("Output message")
I'm not sure about MacOs M2, but we've simplified the installation instructions to use https://determinate.systems/, which has a simpler installation and a script to setup the trusted-users
Option 1:
Create a build directory:
mkdir -p build && cd build
Configure CMake once:
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
Build incrementally:
cmake --build . --config Debug -j$(nproc)
Install locally (without reinstalling via pip):
cmake --install . --prefix ../install
Option 2:
1. Install the CLI tool:
pip install scikit-build-core[pyproject]
2. Run an in-place build:
python -m scikit_build_core.build --wheel --no-isolation
Docker build / buildkit does not use volumes even though you define them in the compose. Volumes are for running containers only.
The entire point of the build context is that the build is repeatable and consistent and volumes during build would break that idea.
If you are trying to optimize your npm build times/sizes You could look at adding additional contexts https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/build/#build-context
Also make sure your build has network access for npm i.e add
docker build --progress=plain --network host .
what I am using to run powershell as different user from powershell
runas /user:mydomain\myuser powershell
It works, but I do not know if it is the right solution.
func NavigationBar() *container.Scroll {
profileButton := widget.NewButton("Profile", nil)
profileButton.Alignment = widget.ButtonAlignLeading
messengerButton := widget.NewButton("Messenger", nil)
messengerButton.Alignment = widget.ButtonAlignLeading
bigButton := widget.NewButton("Biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig button", nil)
bigButton.Alignment = widget.ButtonAlignLeading
return container.NewVScroll(container.NewVBox(profileButton, messengerButton, bigButton))
}
func main() {
a := app.NewWithID("sac-client")
w := windows.MasterWindow(a, false)
nav := container.NewGridWithColumns(1, components.NavigationBar())
label := container.NewHBox(widget.NewLabel("Test Label"))
c := container.NewHSplit(nav, label)
c.Offset = 0.1
w.SetContent(c)
a.Run()
}
FRP is a security feature by Google that activates when you reset your device without removing the Google account. It's meant to protect your phone from unauthorized access if lost or stolen.
Thank you, that looks amazing!
Can you explain why it is marking the whole street and not only the selected part?
I need to reduce it to the highlighted part because i want to do routing on that map.
So i probably need the "use "feature to split the dataset for the routing function...
Had same issue where player locks video file even when we stop or close it
Solved by following:
GC.Collect()
GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers()
My problem was not resolved until I deleted Xcode and re-installed it.
BTW the whole app code is online on GitHub https://github.com/poml88/FLwatch
Sometimes it is good to create such a post just to clear your ming. :-) Then the answer might just occur to you. So five minutes after sending I finally got it.
The problem was simple, I was creating my connectivity manager using @StateObject var watchConnector = WatchConnectivityManager() in ContentView.swift, but then recreating it in two other places in the phone app, however only on ONE other place in the watch app, so that is why it worked on the watch, but not on the phone, because on the watch the class I did not (wrongly) create another instance.
So, I changed all the occurrences of @StateObject var watchConnector = WatchConnectivityManager() to
@StateObject var watchConnector = WatchConnectivityManager.shared
and voila now it works fine. I also should have been suspicious, because in the logs I got already in progress or activated but I did not really know how to interpret this.
Still I got the impression it is not perfect like this. Maybe it could be improved?
On the phone app I have this in ContentView.swift
import SwiftUI
import OSLog
struct ContentView: View {
@StateObject var watchConnector = WatchConnectivityManager.shared
@State var selectedTab = "Home"
var body: some View {
That should be the first time the connectivity manager is created.
Then I access the watch connector in two other files in the same way.
import SwiftUI
import OSLog
import SecureDefaults
struct PhoneAppConnectView: View {
@StateObject var watchConnector = WatchConnectivityManager.shared
and
import SwiftUI
struct PhoneAppInsulinDeliveryView: View {
@AppStorage(SharedData.Keys.insulinSelected.key, store: SharedData.defaultsGroup) private var insulinSelected: Double = 0.5
@Environment(\.dismiss) var dismiss
@StateObject var watchConnector = WatchConnectivityManager.shared
Is this the proper way of managing this watch connector?
I get the same error then i add this in to tsconfig.js
it is fixed
"paths": {
"@firebase/auth": ["./node_modules/@firebase/auth/dist/index.rn.d.ts"],
}
Omitting the disjunct || max(a, b) == b makes the specification of max too strong. When it is called with the second argument larger than the first, the postconditions can not be satisfied by any state, since they imply, together with the assumption that b is larger than a:
max(a,b) == a < b <= max(a, b)
In other words, max(a, b) < max(a, b), which is equivalent to false. Since after a call the postconditions hold, false holds there and anything can be proven, including the doubted assert. This you can check by inserting
assert false;
after the second assert. It will verify.
The danger of bodyless functions and methods is that they introduce axioms that are considered to hold without further verification (that's the idea of axioms, right). If they contain a contradiction, this is carried over to whatever follows.
You may try this formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX(Sheet2!C7:G22, MATCH(B6, Sheet2!B7:B22, 0)+IF(A6="2026 Rates",6,IF(A6="2027 Rates",12,0)), MATCH(C6, Sheet2!C$6:G$6, 0)), "Rate Year Not Found")
References:
Can some one help me what style of the UI this Form used in VB.NET, the style of the button, shape, color gradation, also the border of the group box are ETCHED, also the design of the Datagrideview is modern, simple and elegant? Is there plugin used or there is code for this design of the components? Thanks!
I was facing this issue on my Windows laptop running Chrome Version - 137.0.7151.120 (Official Build) (64-bit). Turns put there was an application - NSD - that was installed automatically in my laptop, uninstalling it fixed the issue for me. To check if NSD is installed on your system, I simply searched NSD in File Explorer and then ran the NSD_Uninstaller
Also check the solutions posted on this relevant thread.
Hi @ginger, am interested in seeing your Keepalive solution as I have tried to hit their authentication api and get the country restriction even though am in the UK and Google is none responsive on the form above.
Bom dia, tudo bem.
Você conseguiu resolver esse erro? Estou com o mesmo problema
I found this recommendation online for Jupyter PowerToys extension. It contains the Active Jupyter Sessions feature to shut down individual notebooks.
Check your line delimiter/endings. On Linux I had a file which had CR LF line endings rather than just LF.
Removing the extra CR (^M) characters fixed the problem.
dumpbin.exe got installed with Visual Studio and then just run the following command on PowerShell :
.\dumpbin.exe "C:\temp\MyProcess.dll" /headers | Select-String -Pattern "machine"
I have the same problem, and I think it is because the retry rule does not trigger when all pods are down. But I'm not completely sure about this.
try:
if win:
py -m pip --version
if macOS
python3 -m pip --version
if no pip installed
reinstal python and set YES to add pip path
It should be possible for you to just take a screenshot.
Switch argument -> option to enable negative values in Symfony Command.
Tested in Symfony 2.6
<?php
$this
->setName('example:run')
->addOption('example', null, InputOption::VALUE_REQUIRED, 'example');
I realize this is an old question, but I recently started experiencing a strange issue related to transparent backgrounds. I often use the -t flag when using manim, but just recently I am no longer getting a transparent background and can't figure out why. Manim is still producing a .mov file (instead of .mp4), but the file has a black background rather than a transparent background. I'm working on a mac and recently upgraded the operating system, so I suspect that might have something to do with it. Has anyone else experienced this issue and does anyone know a workaround?
Yes, I know. This is just a 'symbolic' path to the image. I didn't wont to post the original path here.
Evernox supports BigQuery Schema Migrations as well as other formats
Create a new Diagram
Connect to your Database
Import the Database
Edit your Schema (you can do that directly in the diagram)
When you are finished click on Generate Migration
You can directly Execute and run the Migration Script in Evernox
Here is the full Guide:
I tested the following which seems to work and could replace Golemic's code immediately above. Since I deal with dozens of currencies, a SELECT CASE construct is not so helpful for me.
WantedCurrencyCode as String
WantedCurrencyCode = "#,###,##0.00 [$" + Range("A1").Value + "]" Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("Table1").NumberFormat = WantedCurrencyCode Worksheets("Sheet3").Range("Table2").NumberFormat = WantedCurrencyCode Worksheets("Sheet4").Range("Table3").NumberFormat = WantedCurrencyCode
I had this issue after my IntelliJ upgrade and then realised that there is a bundled plugin called "Reverse Engineering" which was not checked. I checked it and then it started to work.
It is really helpful. It help me to change my root passowrd as i forgot it. Now I am able to use the mysql root database with the help of the new password.
Your file path
/home/$user/test.png
contains a environment variable. That won't be resolved and your program will look for that exact path, which probably does not exist.
It is typical for shells to do these kinds of resolutions, though.
let ctrlEqPlus = (base: string, shifted: string) =>
(cm: EditorView, ev: KeyboardEvent) =>
(ev.ctrlKey && (ev.key == '=' || ev.key == '+')) ?
handleEvent(ev.shiftKey ? shifted : base) : false;
...
keymap.of([
{any: ctrlEqPlus('ctrl-eq', 'ctrl-plus')}
])
Thanks Michael Peacock!
In InteliJ I had issue of getting null @RequestBody. I changed LOMBOK version to latest it doesn't work. Then I changed to Annotation processor path ="C:\Users\choks\.m2\repository\org\projectlombok\lombok\1.18.38\lombok-1.18.38.jar" still it was not working.
After putting
@JsonCreator as you suggested it is working fine.
@JsonCreator
public Book( @JsonProperty("title") String title, @JsonProperty("author") String author, @JsonProperty("genre") String genre) {
this.title = title;
this.author = author;
this.genre = genre;
}
For anyone else, kubectl debug --profile=syadmin is now available, at least as of v1.33.
No, you cannot directly access detailed Iceberg metadata (like specific files, manifests, or partition layouts) using BigQuery SQL. Regarding your second question, BigQuery Iceberg tables currently do not support BigQuery's native APPENDS or CHANGES table functions for Change Data Capture (CDC).
As stated in the documentation you provided, only the listed features are supported.
1. "The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted"
This is a certificate trust issue when connecting to SQL Server or IIS over SSL. Here's what you can try:
Install the missing certificate: Open the certificate from the server (you can get it by visiting the site in a browser) and install it in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store on the machine you're installing from.
Use TrustServerCertificate=True: You've already tried this, but make sure it's added correctly in all the right places (your connectionStrings.config file too, not just the JSON files).
Example:
xml
Copy
Edit
<add name="core" connectionString="Data Source=CHL132737;Initial Catalog=Sitecore_Core;User ID=xxx;Password=xxx;Encrypt=True;TrustServerCertificate=True;" />
Double-check SQL Server and firewall settings: If SSL is forced on the server and the certificate isn't trusted, it’ll break the connection even if credentials are correct.
2. "Invalid object name 'Items'" error on Sitecore login
This usually means the database wasn't set up properly. Since you said the DB got created but Sitecore doesn’t load, there might be a problem in the install script or partial deployment.
To fix it:
Make sure the Sitecore databases (Core, Master, Web, XP, etc.) have the right data. It might’ve created empty databases due to the earlier certificate error.
Re-run the install after fixing the certificate issue. Start fresh or clean up the partially installed DBs first.
Review logs in the Sitecore XP0 Configuration output folder and any SQL errors that may have been skipped.
i have literally the same case.
however, i did these steps and still did not work.
i am setting the default value to an item on the screen .
if i do not submit the page, the default value doesn't work.
any help ?
Looks like you’re trying to use a PostgreSQL function like it’s a prepared statement with array parameters, but the function call needs to match the parameters.
Ways to create SOCK_STREAM and SOCK_DGRAM Unix socket pairs (with SOCK_CLOEXEC) were added in Rust 1.10.0:
I had this issue while trying to connect an ESP8266. Installed all the various drivers, checked and re-checked the settings etc to no avail. Spent more than hour trying. Yet did not believe it was the cable, because it powered the board and the display was working. Tried a different cable - no luck.
But then I remembered having a "data" cable, and magically the port appeared. Just as some of the others suggested - it was the effing cable.
Learning from this I'd say - try a proper cable first, something called Data cable, because there are so many appliances being sold with a micro USB cable, but as mentioned - it is power only. Someone managed to save 0.23 cents on a few extra wires.
Happy
I just tried running this command:
npx supabase gen types typescript --project-id "$MY_ID" --schema public > types/supabase.ts
Without any success, removed the npx and it works \(-_-)/
So I figured it out. Thank you @HenkHolterman for your suggestion in the comments, that led to me finding the issue.
In my program.cs I had this line:
`builder.Services.AddSingleton(_ => databaseName);`
Turns out Blazor doesn't like it when you register strings as Singletons... I removed that line and it works fine now.
Cursor thought it would be useful to register the DB name as a singleton so it could easily be used throughout the application. And I failed to catch that.
To identify files, I recommend the file command. It is documented at: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/file.1.html
It does more than databases but it should allow you to identify a database file too.
Solution is:
one must expose tags to be able to be used in groups using 'compose'
groups cannot be nested under compose
Example:
compose:
tags: tags
groups:
tag_Role_monitoring: >
'prometheus' in (tags.get('ansible-tag-role', '') | split(',') | map('trim')) ...
I guess Ill leave off with a rant/comment to the Ansible developer community: why not name it 'expose' instead of 'compose' but more importantly why make tags available to keyed_groups, but not groups by default?!
I am doing exactly as you NIMA, but somehow the canvaskit is still fetched from gstatic.com.
It is not when I use the deprecated loadEntrypoint, but I'd like not to use deprecated methods..
Add below bean and it will fix the above mentioned issue on cloud kafka.
@Bean
public ListenerContainerCustomizer<AbstractMessageListenerContainer> containerCustomizer() {
return (container, dest, group) -> container.getContainerProperties()
.setAuthExceptionRetryInterval(Duration.ofSeconds(30));
}
Read here.
add this class to your css:
.gm-control-active {
display: none !important;
}
For me every time it works after Installing and Uninstalling SFDX CLI
Yes, encoding the en-dash as \u2013 works due to Azure DevOps API's handling of Unicode. For a proper solution, use URL encoding in the path to handle special characters consistently across all requests, avoiding manual replacements.
I use this, and setting up vuefire module inside nuxt.config.ts :
<script setup>
import { useCollection } from 'vuefire'
import { collection } from 'firebase/firestore'
const db= useFirestore()
const todos = useCollection(collection(db, 'todos'))
</script>
If you not against a remote install to test, there is a complete stack AWS install script in this github repo. It also has the server install process in the code which may help as well.
I built a WebGL-native rich text editor that combines the editing power of TinyMCE with the rendering capabilities of THREE.js, using the @mlightcad/mtext-renderer library.
You can test the rich text editor and renderer in action here:
I'm a bit late, but you can copy-paste the files in your "browser" folder in your "docs" folder manually, but it's a bit cumbersome.
For one of my project hosted on Github page, I have coded some pre/post scripts that do this automatically when I build the app.
If it can help, the scripts are here: https://github.com/Ant1Braun/rpg/tree/main/scripts
And the pre/post builds should be added in package.json.
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Always use a semicolon after let/const/var if the next line starts with [ or (. JavaScript might otherwise think you're continuing the previous statement — and boom: ReferenceError.
The error comes when you run your web app whilst offline, if you connect to the internet your app will run smoothly, but I guess If you want to work offline you have to download and configure the font in your local assets
The preprocessor is a tool that runs before the compiler. It processes directives that begin with # (e.g., #define, #include, #if). It manipulates the source code before actual compilation. The key role of preprocessors are: File inclusion (#include) Macro definition and expansion (#define) Conditional compilation (#ifdef, #ifndef, etc.) Line control(#line)
Whereas, Macros is a rule or pattern defined using the #define directive that tells the preprocessor how to expand specific code.
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The second arrangement — where the dataset is connected to both the learner and the evaluation widget ("Test and Score") — is the correct and recommended method in Orange.
Why? This structure ensures that the learner (e.g., Random Forest, Logistic Regression, etc.) is trained within the cross-validation loop handled by "Test and Score". This prevents data leakage and gives an unbiased estimate of model performance.
The first arrangement, where data is not passed to the learner, may still work because "Test and Score" handles training internally. However, explicitly wiring the data to the learner, as in the second diagram, makes your workflow clearer, reproducible, and aligned with proper evaluation principles.
The choice of model (Tree, Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, etc.) does not affect which scheme to use — the second setup remains correct for all learners.
In short: Use the second setup — it's structurally and methodologically sound, regardless of the model type.