per @cmgchess -

This can all be done in two steps:

• (starting point)

{
  _id: 1,
  categories: [123, 234],
  // other fields
}

• $lookup (without unwinding)

{
  "_id": 1,
  "categories": [
    {
      "_id": 123,
      "value": "Category name"
    },
    {
      "_id": 234,
      "value": "Other category name"
    }
  ],
  // other fields
}

• $set using $map

// operation:
{
  $set: {
    categories: {
      $map: {
        input: "$categories",
        as: "category",
        in: "$$category.value"
      }
    }
  }
}

// result:
{
  "_id": 1,
  "categories": [
    "Category name",
    "Other category name"
  ],
  // other fields
}

paydirt. :)

I have since added close to the end, changed the i2c timing and it is much better performing now

open i2c
write addr, registry
read addr,registry
add/subtract char values

wait 50 milliseconds
write addr,registry,new_value

Thanks for the replies

Feature Unavailable

To date, Google hasn't released a fix to stop deleted events from appearing in Google Calendar API results.

The only workaround that you may do as of now is to set singleEvents to true or set showDeleted to false.

What I recommend:

submit a Feature Request to Google using this link, detailing the need for a workaround to this current limitation.

See how to create an issue in the Google Issue Tracker.

Instead of applying a background modifier on List, you should apply a listRowBackground on its rows. For example:

List {
    ForEach(selectedSheet, id: \.self) { sheet in
        Text(sheet)
            .padding(10)
            .frame(maxWidth: .infinity)

    }
    .listRowBackground(Color.clear)
}

I suggest to use SpringApplicationRunListener:

class AppListenerExcluder implements SpringApplicationRunListener {

    AppListenerExcluder(SpringApplication app, String[] args) {
        app.setListeners(
                app.getListeners().stream()
                        .filter(not(listener -> listener instanceof UnwantedListener))
                        .toList());
    }
}

We have to declare It in spring.factories in app "resources" folder:
src
ㅤmain
ㅤㅤresources
ㅤㅤㅤMETA-INF
ㅤㅤㅤㅤspring.factories

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤorg.springframework.boot.SpringApplicationRunListener=\
ㅤㅤㅤㅤ  ㅤdev.rost.client.config.AppListenerExcluder

GitHub 🔗

I'm having this exact issue. Did you figure out how to log out without opening a new tab? I think they should have an API endpoint for signing out the user, but it seems they don't

How I understand your problem as having two parts

PART 1: An attacker can intercept API requests from your application, allowing them to understand your API structure and make unauthorized requests by replicating your application's communication patterns. PART 2: You also would like to intercept and view network requests.

Solution for Part 1: Preventing malicious attacks on your API

Well, it is a very broad issue, I'd say. There are various ways to ensure your API is regarded as safe from external attacks. Now, there may always be vulnerabilities out of your control, although following best practices like using "https", "authorization headers", and Android SafetyNet (see this response and also this thread should make a difference.

Solution for Part 2: Intercepting Your Own Requests

You can try using Proxyman which has a solid free tier.

thanks, all good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

is the second data was something new or similar.

if it is new check whether the data is clean for the model to process.

if the dataset is similar I think the model will learn little from it.

I think that the cause can be in data

This seems to document exactly what I need to do: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/advanced/events/#lifespan

Looks like the night is darkest before dawn - I finally managed to crack a working version, which then allowed me to finally make sense of all the stuff that was confusing me.

The heart of my confusions was this: transactions in JDBC (and anything that builds on it) and reactive clients are completely incompatible and cannot be interchanged. This is because, fundamentally, they go through entirely different database connections, managed by entirely different pools and clients:

• Jdbc goes through the regular blocking client (io.quarkus:quarkus-jdbc-postgresql) that is managed by Agroal

• reactive clients go through Vert.x, which has it's own connections and its own pool

As a consequence:

• @Transactional annotations have no effect on reactive clients, and neither do all other mechanism that do essentially the same thing, e.g. QuarkusTransaction

• transactions on reactive clients (pool.withTransaction ) have no effect on JDBC queries (such as those done via datasource.connection.use { ... })

• Crucially, nothing can be done about that - fundamentally, a transaction is owned by the connection, and the reactive and jdbc clients both hold their own, which are not compatible - io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.Connection vs java.sql.Connection (could perhaps be done in theory by somehow hacking out the raw socket information from one and injecting it into the other, but that's definitely not what's done out of the box)

Now, a big reason for this confusion was what is said in the docs on transactions and reactive extensions, as from that, it seemed like these two worlds are interoperable. However, this only applied to reactive pipelines using JDBC connections, and NOT to reactive pipelines using reactive clients. For pipelines using JDBC connections, and only those, the JDBC transaction is propagated via context propagation so its lifecycle matches the lifecycle of the reactive pipeline, not the function from which it is returned.

Another source of confusion: for the reactive client specifically, if you want to perform multiple operations within the reactive transaction, you need to manually pass around the connection - unlike with JDBC (and everything that builds on it, such as JPA, Hibernate, etc.) there's no behind-the-scenes magic that extracts the connection from some place. I think this could be done in theory, but it's not done in practice, and this key difference is not really emphasized in the docs.

Given that, the answers to my questions are:

• If I want to use reactive clients, it would be somewhere between cumbersome and impossible to return a Multi, since I have to use .withTransaction { }. I could, theoretically, just use connection.begin(), but then the client would need to call .commit manually, which would make the API pretty cumbersome. I haven't tried exposing a Multi with normal JDBC, but my gut says that should be doable given the builtin context propagation.

• Testing it via INSERT is fine, just as long as that INSERT is executed in the same connection as the one that was opened in the previous step, which implies using the same method as the previous point does (reactive or JDBC). For reactive clients, that additionally means passing along the Connection, for JDBC, this can be taken care of e.g. via @Transactional annotations.

• No, I cannot support both, at least not via a single API. I need to either either go full reactive client, or full JDBC. As stated in the previous point, that implies how I have to do the INSERT.

• Yes, I am constrained in how I do this - either full reactive, or full JDBC, as explained in the previous points.

Hope this helps any wanderers that stumble upon this.

The answer from @damp11113 I believe is now outdated. This error message is generated because the user you are attempting to connect with does not have the relevant permissions to do so. (using password: YES) only means that the user attempted to provide a password during the failed login.

To give all permissions to a MySQL user, type the following into the command line:

mysql -u YourUserName -p

-p means you will be providing a password. If logging in without a password, do not include -p. The command line will now prompt you for your password. Then:

GRANT ALL ON YourDatabaseName.* TO 'YourUserName';

And save the changes:

COMMIT;

See also the relevant documentation.

I bought domain and then setup nginx on server and attached public IP to domain name and then using win-acme I created free SSL certificate and its working now

The FitnessGram Pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter Pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly, but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal *boop*. A single lap should be completed each time you hear this sound *ding*. Remember to run in a straight line, and run as long as possible. The second time you fail to complete a lap before the sound, your test is over. The test will begin on the word start. On your mark, get ready, start.

Using FreeRTOS in tight RAM spaces is hard. You might want to avoid using heap and write your program that will work with minimal heap. You can create your all RTOS related things (semaphores, queues, tasks etc.) in stack and you can avoid creation of them in runtime, but still, after all that you might left out with very limited RAM. You can change your heap scheme to a simpler one like heap_1 or 2. If not necessary, try to avoid using FreeRTOS in MCUs that have low memory since it's possible to write the program without an OS requirement. But if it's a necessity, I was able to create an RTOS project with I2C, SPI and UART enabled. You can:

• Create a new project and set heap size to 0 and stack size to 0x200 (512 bytes)
• Set TOTAL_HEAP_SIZE to 512 bytes in FreeRTOS
• Create 2 tasks with these settings

• And create code

That way, i was able to build the project and still left with 1.36kb of RAM space

You can find the example .ioc file here

Please keep in mind that I have never used stm32 with heap size of 0. Please share your experiences after testing.

That is from the files not being part of source control. Errors will show a squiggle line under the project / sln. Add them to your source control and they will be green / white.

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So I've duplicated this question to Apple support forum and it looks like it is current known behaviour. https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/779223

As for other app as far as I understand they use share extensions to open this kind of file. And ones that I thought don't use share extension actually use it but without proper UI and invoking opening main app using objective C runtime to overpass extension limitations that is actually looks like a bad way to use extension. Some of the ways to do this may be found here. Also I've tried sample app with Action extension it works with p12 as well.

The problem is solved. A simple example was built using FXML and combining the GUI from the failing FXML program with code from the working non-FXML example and the failing FXML based program. The result works correctly for zooming with both slider and the scroll wheel, and panning to the edges of the image with zoom factors from 0.2 > 5.0, which is the eventual desired range. A test image is provided.

The only problem remaining is that when the image is zoomed smaller than the scroll pane, the image is not centered. Work continues.

The reason for the failure of the initial attempt or the first simplified program is not known.

Code for the working FXML based example is at:

https://github.com/windyweather/PanImageTwo

Thanks for your help.

Usually, the HTTP 401 is a response related to an issue in the authentication process in the code due to invalid, missing or expired tokens.

Codes shared by @guillaume has similar logic from the official doc / GitHub and should work (but I guess not in this case).

Below steps / alternatives might be worth double checking:

• Ensure that the service account has the cloud run invoker role

• Apply troubleshooting:

  • Make sure that your requests include an Authorization: Bearer ID_TOKEN header, and that the token is an ID token, not an access or refresh token.

  • Redeploy your function to allow unauthenticated invocations if this is supported by your organization. This is useful for testing.

• Explore generating tokens manually

Could you share the link referencing that Serverless VPC Access connector is a potential cause?

As a last resort, you can reach out to the paid support for detailed troubleshooting of the issue with Cloud Run functions specialist.

I'm not sure I am doing this right but the code below return 0. Shouldn't it be 10?

        select @startId:= 0;

        select id 
        from tableA a 
        where id>@startId
          and   id not in (select id from tableB) 
        order by id 
        limit 10;

        select @this_id:= MAX(id) from tableA;

If your IP address changes frequently, you can also use a CIDR block to indicate the range of IPs that should be allowed to access your DB. As in the screenshot example, it's a 0.0.0.0/0, that would allow all IPs.

For me, it was a matter of going into the project properties -> Configuration properties -> VCC++Directories -> Library Directories (I am using openGL), and including : ";$(LibraryPath)" at the end of my path, which automatically worked for the include path, but I had to do manually do for the Lib path I don't know why but it solved it

Open Task Manager -> On Processes tab, find 'Python' (or something like 'Python (3)') -> End task

Sometimes you should just clear the Cache and reload the window:

1. Open the Command Palette in Visual Studio Code by pressing Ctrl+Shift+P.

2. Type "Python Debugger"

3. Choose "Clear Cache and Reload Window"

This might work but it's not the best way of doing this because flash memories are not infinitely writeable/readable. STM32s flash typically have 10.000 cycles of flash endurance since it's not designed to be written into repetitiely. Although it might work after that amount of cycles, it's not guaranteed. You might wear the flash down and make it unusable after repetitive writes. The best option here would be connecting a SPI controlled volatile or non-volatile memory to your STM. Using QSPI would be better because it's memory mapped and faster than SPI. Choosing between volatile or non-volatile memory is completely based on your design choice.

You can find the list of possible ICs here

You need to consider the clock speed, write and read times, size and interface of the IC you choose according to your needs

var results = record.Organizations.authorOrganization.type.code contains('Y')

regist your protocol in main.js:

protocol.registerSchemesAsPrivileged([
  {
    scheme: 'local-resource',
    privileges: {
      secure: true,
      supportFetchAPI: true, // impotant
      standard: true,
      bypassCSP: true, // impotant
      stream: true 
    }
  }
])

then achieve protocol.handle func, pay attention to deal windows path drive letter.

app.whenReady().then(() => {
  // 一个辅助函数，用于处理不同操作系统的文件路径问题
  function convertPath(originalPath) {
    const match = originalPath.match(/^\/([a-zA-Z])\/(.*)$/)
    if (match) {
      // 为 Windows 系统转换路径格式 恢复盘符
      return `${match[1]}:/${match[2]}`
    } else {
      return originalPath // 其他系统直接使用原始路径
    }
  }

  // 自定义协议对接为file协议
  protocol.handle('local-resource', async (request) => {
    const decodedUrl = decodeURIComponent(
      request.url.replace(new RegExp(`^local-resource://`, 'i'), '/')
    )
    const fullPath = process.platform === 'win32' ? convertPath(decodedUrl) : decodedUrl
    return net.fetch(`file://${fullPath}`)
  })

  createWindow()

})

use it. vue syntax

<template>
  <img :src="`local-resource://E:/Download/tom.png`" />
</template>

ref https://docs.ffffee.com/electron/electron%E5%8A%A0%E8%BD%BD%E6%9C%AC%E5%9C%B0%E8%B5%84%E6%BA%90%E4%BE%8B%E5%AD%90.html

I realise this question is quite old but was looking for something related, and since I don't have enough rep to comment... Andrey's answer addresses the random numbers and their tendancy to not generate exactly 1 very often, but the reason it's not a bug in all the other code you mention is not that it's 'harmless', it is that in image processing the 0-1 float/s would have been generated by dividing an 8 bit unsigned integer (0-255) by 255 in the first place, so converting them back by multiplying by 255 is correct. Operations on the 0-1 values that take place in the meantime often produce new values greater than 1 which are clamped at 1 before they are converted back, so the 1 * 255 conversion is in effect used for anything greater than 1, and gets used often in programs that do that kind if thing (they're also clamped at 0). Porter-Duff image compositing which is used in transparency and blending uses the values 0-1, whilst bitmaps etc expect 0-255. I believe the resulting 0-255 values are usually just truncated.

import cv2

import numpy as np

# Cargar la imagen en formato de matriz

image = cv2.imread(image_path)

# Convertir a escala de grises para detectar daños

gray = cv2.cvtColor(image, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)

# Aplicar umbral para detectar las áreas dañadas (blancas)

_, mask = cv2.threshold(gray, 200, 255, cv2.THRESH_BINARY)

# Aplicar inpainting para restaurar las áreas dañadas

restored_image = cv2.inpaint(image, mask, inpaintRadius=3, flags=cv2.INPAINT_TELEA)

# Guardar la imagen restaurada

restored_image_path = "/mnt/data/restored_image.jpg"

cv2.imwrite(restored_image_path, restored_image)

# Mostrar la imagen restaurada

restored_image_path

Changing the /etc/tinyproxy/tinyproxy.conf file section:

"# MaxClients: This is the absolute highest number of threads which will

# be created. In other words, only MaxClients number of clients can be

# connected at the same time.

#

MaxClients 100"

to:

MaxClients 1000

solved it for me. Did not change anything else. Mine is a dedicated VM, running as an LXC on Alpine Linux with CPU and 384MB of RAM

Solve my problem after reading your post, really useful information

If you need to get current date:

new NumberLong(new Date().getTime())

Manually deleting this file: android/app/src/main/java/io/flutter/plugins/GeneratedPluginRegistrant.java worked for me.
After that, I ran this command: flutter pub get.

For me, the issue was different. I found AWS ElastiCache Valkey uses the default VPC security group, and the security group's inbound rule source was the security group itself ( in my case ), although I needed it to be the Lambda security group instead. If you want a quick solution that is not secure and may cause issues later, you can add the Lambda security group to the ElastiCache cluster. But the Lambda security group should definitely have inbound access to itself. Although in this case, you will be making unnecessary allowances to this group. ( not secure )

How to Upgrade:

1. First, check for outdated packages:

npm outdated

2. For a safe upgrade (following semantic versioning):

npm update

3. For major version upgrades or specific packages:

npm install package@latest

Now rust support it https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/134367

example in the problem

trait Base {
    fn a(&self);
    fn b(&self);
    fn c(&self);
    fn d(&self);
}

trait Derived : Base {
    fn e(&self);
    fn f(&self);
    fn g(&self);
}

struct S;

impl Derived for S {
    fn e(&self) {}
    fn f(&self) {}
    fn g(&self) {}
}

impl Base for S {
    fn a(&self) {}
    fn b(&self) {}
    fn c(&self) {}
    fn d(&self) {}
}

fn example(v: &dyn Derived) {
    v as &dyn Base;
}

playground link https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2024&gist=e13f174aa408f890a771284206fab07b

I solved the problem.

Leaving the code as an example for others.

If you're using Excel 365 or Excel 2021 and above, an alternative is to use FILTER, that returns an array (or matrix) that you can then sum. SUM(FILTER($C$5:$X$33, A$5:A$33=A37)).

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/filter-function-f4f7cb66-82eb-4767-8f7c-4877ad80c759

I did it!

Format your visual > Values > Background

I am not able to regenerate it. For me, it is giving the correct output and is not repeating PPP::vector::[]. Can you please tell me which version of C++ you used to get this issue?"

I have been looking for this as well, doesn't seem there is a global setting for this at the moment but I have opened an issue for it on the VS Code GitHub repository.

I'll try to update if anything comes of it. For now it seems like you can only really implement this for your own custom tasks as far as I can tell.

If the color persists incorrectly, try File > Invalidate caches / Restart

Here's another reason why it may not work as expected: You're actually not using bootstrap modal, but coreui's version!

• Compare https://coreui.io/bootstrap/docs/components/modal/#events vs. e.g. https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/components/modal/#events

Maybe I didn't understand your question but wouldn't beautifoulsoup be good for you? I'm using it to scrap websites and it seems ok.

For posterity, I looked through my template several times, especially around where the compiler said the error was, the issue was actually that I did not close the <script> tag.

it was a middleware issue I added the secureCookie line and it works now : `const token = await getToken({

req: request,

secret: process.env.AUTH_SECRET,


secureCookie: process.env.NODE_ENV === "production", // Forces secure cookies in production

});`

I believe the approach provided by this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/61422022/602506 is better than the others.

What's the approach? In your @ExceptionHandler method simply call response.sendError() to set the response status which Spring Boot's BasicErrorController uses later when putting together the response. For example:

@ExceptionHandler(EmptyResultDataAccessException.class)
public void handleEntityNotFoundException(EmptyResultDataAccessException e, HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException {
    response.sendError(HttpServletResponse.SC_NOT_FOUND);
}

Why is this better?

• the response body will have the same format as any other exception handled by Spring, via the behavior of DefaultErrorAttributes (or your customized ErrorAttributes, if you provided one)

• it still obeys Spring configuration properties such as server.error.include-exception and server.error.include-stacktrace, as well as query-parameter based controls such as ?trace=true

• it works with any exception class, including exceptions from libraries which you therefore cannot annotate with @ResponseStatus

You can also use the case_when function within a dplyr pipeline. (You can check the documentation here)

library(tidyverse)

test <- test %>%
    mutate (
        extravar1 = case_when ( 
             YEAR == 2018 ~ var1 + var2,
             YEAR == 2019 ~ var4 + var5),
        extravar2 = case_when (
             YEAR == 2018 ~ var2 + var3,
             YEAR == 2019 ~ var5 + var6))

Use the code in the head of your html code.

It zen mode in actions search.

It looks something like this

you have to localeText props provided in the DataGrid

e.g.

<DataGrid
    columns={columns}
    rows={filteredData}
    slots={{ toolbar: CustomGridToolbar }}
    localeText={{ toolbarFilters: "" }}
/>

Triggering a redraw after horizontal lines are visible, like maximising the window, makes them go away.

However doing the maximise parameter on start won't work the redraw must be after the window is generated.

(Raspberry Pi 4B Raspberry Pi OS)

Check this out! I managed to fix the same bug you're facing by following this:

Next.js 13 Error: could not find react-redux context value; please ensure the component is wrapped in a <Provider>

I'm not sure if this is the best or only way to do it, but I followed this doc (https://www.amcharts.com/docs/v4/tutorials/creating-custom-maps/) and was able to figure out a solution.

I downloaded a GeoJSON file of the USA, opened it in mapshaper.org to make a few tweaks to the shapes, and then saved it in a .JS file like that doc directs.

Then, I used the worldLow orthographic projection with my custom map overlaid as a MapPolygonSeries.

   // Create map instance
  let chart = am4core.create("chartdiv", am4maps.MapChart);
  
  // Set base map (worldLow)
  chart.geodata = am4geodata_worldLow;
  chart.projection = new am4maps.projections.Orthographic();

 let worldSeries = chart.series.push(new am4maps.MapPolygonSeries());
  worldSeries.useGeodata = true;

// Overlay series (Custom USA with states)
  let usaSeries = chart.series.push(new am4maps.MapPolygonSeries());
  usaSeries.geodata = am4geodata_worldUSA;  // Your custom dataset

stateIn creates a StateFlow and not a MutableStateflow, so I think is impossible to update it's value. Since the state of your screen can be changed you should have a MutableStateflow and update it's value when you need to update the screen state. Since the initial loading of the screen is dependent on the userInfoApi data, why is it not good to call it inside the init of the viewmodel?

namespace PPP {

    using Unicode = long;

    // ------- first range checking -----
    // primitive but most helpful to learners and portable

    template<class T> concept Element = true;

    PPP_EXPORT template <Element T>
        class Checked_vector : public std::vector<T> {  // trivially range-checked vector (no iterator checking)
        public:
            using std::vector<T>::vector;

            T& operator[](size_t i)
            {
                std::cerr << "PPP::vector::[]\n";
                return this->std::vector<T>::at(i);
            }

            const T& operator[](size_t i) const
            {
                std::cerr << "PPP::vector::[] const\n";
                return this->std::vector<T>::at(i);
            }
            //  ...
    }; // range-checked vector

I had ECR policy to accept push from the role in dev using the ARN. However, this method no longer works...

you can follow examples or use a script like wpdockerize to create the docker-compose.yml file with basic configuration.

Have a look here: https://github.com/diego-betto/wpdockerize
Then all you need to do is run

wpdockerize

and follow the few questions about your configuration and you are ready to go with

docker-compose up -d

Combining the findings from Hacking TSDoc support into Storybook and How to filter JSDoc in Storybook Autodocs gives us a global solution within storybook's preview.js|jsx|ts|tsx:

// preview.ts
import {
  Component,
  extractComponentDescription as baseExtractComponentDescription,
} from 'storybook/internal/docs-tools';

const extractComponentDescription = (component: Component): string => {
  const description = baseExtractComponentDescription(component);
  const noParamsDescription = description.replace(/@param.+/gm, '');

  return noParamsDescription;
};

export const parameters = {
  docs: {
    extractComponentDescription,
  },
}

Note that we are overriding the extractComponentDescription function from the storybook shared utility docs-tools. Based on this note in the storybook addon docs (also mentioned in Hacking TSDoc support) providing a custom docs.extractComponentDescription parameter is supported.

The relevant docs-tools functions can be found here:

extractComponentDescription

getDocgenDescription

hasDocgen

Once a pone a time there was a cat named fat Simga ass and it kept pooping and peeing . His house was filled with poop and filled the earth with poop and every one became a astrounot and went to a different planet and made it their home .the cat filled the whole solar system with poop and filled the Milky Way with poop and god killed the fat sigma ass cat and it died …………………the end

Actually... I was doing this and overthinking it. Just add another text block beneath that one with "none" spacing set and include the next line of text there. It's much cleaner.

Finally the best option was to directly send websocket messages to the appropriate room when an update is done from stripe webhook so that when the user connects to the frontend his account is automatically updated thanks to the ws pending message.

I would like to refer to this article, which explains it shortly but clearly. The Docker CLI actually sets two attributes (in two requests) to achieve the desired result of the one -p PORT option.

So, you not only need to specify the "ExposedPorts" attribute in the /containers/create request, but also the "PortBindings" attribute in the /containers/{id}/start request as follows:

{
    "id": id,
    "PortBindings": {
        "container_port/tcp": [
            {
                 "HostIp": "host_ip", // Strings, not numbers here
                 "HostPort": "host_port"
            }
        ]
    }
}

Don't forget/oversee the square brackets as in David Maze's answer.

I am having trouble accessing that URL. I will try to get the video details using the video ID. I am having trouble accessing the video using the provided URL and video ID. I am unable to provide information about the video at this time. You may want to try searching for the video on YouTube directly. lPAD CPH2471https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sLb4W8Z1Mr0&list=PLy4StESCJ4jwOZZvAIXygVXR8CTD3GbWQ&pp=gAQBiAQB

Only use

int[] v = {1,2,3};

string strV = string.Join(",", v);

As an example for separate subfolder/project with different environment docker files.

Here you can see the differences between upsampling and ConvTranspose2D: Pytorch Forumns discussion.

I no sooner post this than a colleague provides the answer!

It turns out this is not a ClickOnce issue, per se. It is caused by the tool we're using to sign the manifest. All I needed to do was add a '-pn "Company Name"' and the tool used that rather than the default "distinguished name".

The crack about file name length restrictions stands. 🤣

The solution for this problem, that me even have faced is to use a software or a chrome extension (if you are using chrome, if not try it because I recommend it for programmers) to identify the color displayed on the screen. The best chrome extension for this operation is called colorZilla: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/colorzilla/bhlhnicpbhignbdhedgjhgdocnmhomnp So have fun editing the new website mate, Thanks for reading this out

Microsoft just announced that the preview has been restricted to US and Canada-based organizations with 3 years or more of verifiable history as of April 2nd (Yesterday).

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoft-security-blog/trusted-signing-public-preview-update/4399713

Just wrap your flatlist in a safearea view by react-native-safe-area-context Works for me like a charm

This library supports map/set comparison operations including .equals: https://github.com/adamhamlin/deep-equality-data-structures?tab=readme-ov-file#comparable-interface

const map1 = new DeepMap([[1, "dog"], [2, "cat"]]);
const map2 = new DeepMap([[2, "cat"], [1, "dog"]]);
const map3 = new DeepMap([[1, "dog"], [2, "laser-cat"]]);

map1.equals(map2); // true
map1.equals(map3); // false

It also uses deep/structural equality for keys and values.

Full disclosure: I am the library author

I had the same issue. Setting the main branch to default didn't fix it. Eventually I simply removed the pipeline (click the ellipses, remove pipeline, type the name to confirm) and re-created the pipeline. That solved it and now the default branch is displayed in the UI again.

Sometimes I wonder why the solution needs to be so complicated... Here is an example you can do from Bash in a 1-liner:

 python -c "import cloudflare; help(cloudflare)" >> cloudflare.txt

The home document draft comes to mind.

I was getting the same issue and tried everything... until I uploaded the file to googlecolab and then just copied path, so it can work enter image description here

df = pd.read_csv('/content/music_project_en.csv')
#/content/ is where it was uploaded in gcolab

const dataArray = [['Data 3', 'd3'], ['Data 4', 'd4']];
dataArray.forEach(row => {
  describe('Test group using %s with tag %s', () => 
  {
    let groupData = [{'id':'01'},{'id':'02'}];
    let groupTag = '';
    let datafile = '';
    switch(row[1])
    {
    case 'd3': groupData = [{'id':'31'},{'id':'32'}]; break;
    case 'd4': groupData = [{'id':'41'},{'id':'42'}]; break;
    }
    datafile = row[0];
    groupTag = row[1];
    console.log('Beginning tests for '+groupTag+' using '+datafile+'\r\n groupData set to '+JSON.stringify(groupData[0])+' and '+JSON.stringify(groupData[1]));
    groupData.forEach(num => test('Test case ${num} [tag:sandbox]', () => 
      {
        console.log(groupTag+' - Running test '+num.id); 
        expect(num.id).toBeDefined(); //example test
      }));
  });
});
 

This got the 'desired' result, defining all the tests first, then running them

    console.log
      Beginning tests for d3 using Data 3
       groupData set to {"id":"31"} and {"id":"32"}
      Beginning tests for d4 using Data 4
       groupData set to {"id":"41"} and {"id":"42"}
      d3 - Running test 31
      d3 - Running test 32
      d4 - Running test 41
      d4 - Running test 42

hat tip to the linked question Using jest's test.each vs. looping with forEach
and https://stackoverflow.com/users/3001761/jonrsharpe for his comment.

Why is your program called IEXPLORE.EXE?

If you're using Shadcn with css variables, you can do this:

:root,
.not-dark {
   --background: ...

Then you apply the .not-dark class to your element that needs to be light mode.

Obviously you can name the class light-mode or anything else you want.

Yvan, did you ever solve this problem? I am having the exact same issue. I have tried everything I can think to resolve this but no luck. Very, very frustrating.

We stopped using ng-jhipster in 2020.

https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster/issues/12909

If someone gets there using Solr 9.8+
A new feature disables <lib> by default so our solrConfig.xml cannot load libraries.
You must run Solr with the SOLR_CONFIG_LIB_ENABLED=true environment var to bypass this.

I managed to solve it by downloading the Google Chrome extension and adding the method that starts the chromedriver

https://github.com/capsolver/capsolver-browser-extension

Sorry, I'm just a noob, I've forgot to add a port 80:80 on my nginx proxy

I follow this guide. When dragging an item, I move item A into item B but haven’t released it yet. Then, I drag it back to its original position and drop it there. However, the item doesn’t land exactly where I intended. Is there a way to fix this bug?

It seems that there is more myself having any issue, then the problem is not on our personal resources, but something a little prior to that.

Any idea what it could be?

I'm seeing the same thing with the Firefox. Removing Browser="Xml" from the ultrawebgrid config fixed the immediate problem but I have not debugged it further.

maybe this extenison will help, it can pick colors and find fonts on the website

https://design-picker.yisi.app/

Json does not support multi-line strings, check this question:
Are multi-line strings allowed in JSON?

Since Next15, a guide has been posted to Next's own documentation. You can find it here: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/configuring/progressive-web-apps

The az containerapp job start has a bug or it's not well written on the documentation on how to solve this issue.

However, there is a hack, that allows you to pass --env-vars and/or --command (if you need to change the args) to az containerapp job start.

You must include the --image on az containerapp job start and in this case it will accept the --env-vars.

This hack is described in this github issue:
https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/issues/27023#issuecomment-1655749757

Figured it out.

I am using parrot os which restricts the ansible version to 2.16 and has this bug:
github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/83755

To get around this I created a venv environment and installed ansible there. After doing that I no longer receive the above error.

It's 2025, and I can confidently say the issue persists! Even the most advanced modern LLMs have yet to crack it!

@types/node sollte installiert sein (npm i -D @types/node), damit die Typisierung von $t korrekt funktioniert.

From your problem, I think I have two main causes that might produce the IP address not properly converting, remaining an integer:

• From my experience with Hibernate, some versions may not fully support the @ColumnTransformer annotation for certain queries. I researched a bit on the topic, and it seems like Hibernate 5.4+ fully supports this annotation, according to this documentation: https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/orm/5.4/javadocs/org/hibernate/annotations/ColumnTransformer. Here, it describes the usage of @ColumnTransformer annotation in Hibernate 5.4, resulting that it supports it.

• Native queries tend to work better with this kind of annotation. I suggest also trying to create your query something like:

Query query = entityManager.createNativeQuery("SELECT INET_NTOA(ip) as address, port, nickname FROM printers", PrinterEntity.class);
List<PrinterEntity> printers = query.getResultList();

I did solved it with this:

Add now text area as you see above the settings of contact form 7 and there is pick list if you would make this is a required field . Add now code and change it in email section.

[textarea* textarea-XXX]

I think the * is the point of required field.

Thanks to a suggestion from @furas, I finally spotted the bad character. The corrected line is

sql = sql + "first_query." + stat_field + " = second_query." + stat_field + " "

Did you try telling it in the system prompt not to fill out parameters?