I would probably set a X number of notifications in advance depending what is the frequency of user getting in app and trigger a mechanism when the app is foreground to check the notifications which are not yet delivered.

the mechanism will clean the ones not in line anymore (if you have a deviation or notification time and set back again X number or notifications).

It might not be the best optimized strategy.

You might also have check the expo notification documentation which might help you https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/notifications/

Br

This got much easier 5 yrs later. Its a single cell formula producing a new spilled table:
=GROUPBY(Table1[[#All],[Pers]],Table1[[#All],[App_IDs]],ARRAYTOTEXT)

Or without producing the headers it may be easier to understand:
=GROUPBY(Table1[Pers],Table1[App_IDs],ARRAYTOTEXT)

Looks like this:

As far as I can tell Apache NMS doesn't support connections through a SOCKS proxy.

fixed in the model by synchronising data length in ajax response

success: function(response, status, jqXHR) 
{ 
  var from = jqXHR.fromPage * PAGE_SIZE; 
  var count = response.d.nodes.length; data.length = data.length + count;// instead of the total data response.d.totalNodes;
 //etc..
}

Rob - did you ever get an answer for this? I'm stuck on the same thing. Thanks.

its a simple matter of changing the settings. on the indicator, select the indicator, right click on the lines / press the settings cog button, navigate to visual order, and click bring to front, hope this helps

I was facing this error when trying to force push on my protected branch. Resolved it by enabling Allow force push flag under Repository Settings / Branch rules / Details

So, after a long analysis of this issue, I identified that's from macos-13 runner, when xcodebuildis run, the list of platform starts with :

{ platform:iOS, id:dvtdevice-DVTiPhonePlaceholder-iphoneos:placeholder, name:Any iOS Device }

Since macos-14 runner, the list starts with :

{ platform:macOS, arch:arm64, variant:Designed for [iPad,iPhone], id:0000FE00-72C76CA0FC1D03E0, name:My Mac }
{ platform:iOS, id:dvtdevice-DVTiPhonePlaceholder-iphoneos:placeholder, name:Any iOS Device }

So with macos 14 and later, xcode trye to build dependancies for the first platform, `macOS`.

I fix my issue by adding -destination "generic/platform=iOS" to xcodebuild command line.

But this add implies to install iOS Distribution certificates, not Apple Distribution certificates. (I don't find any solution to use Apple Distribution certificates)

Problem solved with recent update Sequoia 15.4

😍

I had the same issue. Upgrade kotlin version to 2.1.0 worked for me

This worked for me.
https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/issues/14643

Basically update firebase to version 11

In OpenShift clusters: kube_resourcequota

I ignore other products

In javascript?

I'm not quite an expert but, if you set up a while loop:

totals:int = 0;
for(i=0;i<return[...].users.lenght;i++){
 totals = total + return.users[i].total;
}

Not working?

I was facing same issue in a legacy project, I had need to change the
debuggable false in release in buildTypes in build.gradle file

and in manifest file application tag

They just fucked it up. You have to use a special windows syntax, almost no curl statements you find somewhere will work (e.g. with headers).

A NullPointerException is almost certainly a bug.

I've taken the liberty to create one in the GitHub tracker for you: https://github.com/redis/lettuce/issues/3241

I suggest we continue the conversation there.

Fixed the issue by manually enabling network permissions to the app in application, it was disabled by default for some reason. Maybe it is a security thing in Lineage OS or Android it self.

In my case I unticked "add source roots to PYTHONPATH` from my PyCharm run config.

Consider doing this to.

 if (e.ColumnIndex >= 1 & e.RowIndex >= 0)   
              {                    
dataGridView1.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].ToolTipText = dataGridView1.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].Value.ToString();
}

I'm not sure this is your issue, but be aware that ~ (tilde) does NOT expand during Node.js execution or in most build tools — it’s only expanded by your shell (like zsh or bash).

If that's the problem, use the full absolute path instead

There is a documentation on that from PointFree - https://pointfreeco.github.io/swift-composable-architecture/main/documentation/composablearchitecture/stackbasednavigation/#Pushing-features-onto-the-stack

You need to append to the path on some action like this (e.g. on tap or whatever is your use case):

  state.path.append(.history(History.State()))

Try command below

git remote prune origin

plutil -remove IDESwiftPackageAdditionAssistantRecentlyUsedPackages ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist
run it on your Terminal. Worked for me.

you can use withr::local_options(width=125).

6 years down the line and that's still the case.....................................................

If your want to use JavaScript Numbers, you can try my library randomcryp. This library uses Crypto.getRandomValues() to generate cryptographically secure random numbers with 53 bits of precision. Which should be the highest precision a JS Number can handle.

It understands that the problem was on the parameter ${aws:username} . Infact this parameter is referring to the supported S3 policy keys (see the Min.io documentation for further details).

Since the solution here is including an external OpenID connection

I was toying a lot with this, and so far I have an incomplete answer but some better c++ template wizards can help me. The current code should work for std containers. It still needs work to properly allow things i can get a range from, but this helps me move forward with the desired syntax.

//This structure will take a variant that can contains containers with the same
//value_type (ints, size_t, floats, whatever). It will create a "variant iterator"
//using the variadic template and the iterator_t helper.

template <typename... ContainerTypes>
struct IterableVariantWrapper {

    //This is the part that i have to figure out yet. If the contained type
    //is NOT a container, but i can obtain a range from it, i'd like to 
    //still allow it, but haven't found the way yet.
    using VariantIter = std::variant<const_iterator_t<ContainerTypes>...>;

    //Original variant we want to iterate over.
    const std::variant<ContainerTypes...>& iterable;

    //The iterator
    struct iterator {
        VariantIter iter;

        bool operator!=(
            const iterator& other) const
        {
            return iter != other.iter;
        }
        iterator operator++()
        {
            auto advanceIter = [](auto& v) -> void { ++v; };
            std::visit(advanceIter, iter);
            return *this;
        }
        auto operator*() const
        {
            auto returnElem = [](const auto& v) { return *v; };
            return std::visit(returnElem, iter);
        }
    };

    

    auto begin()
    {
        auto getBegin = [](const auto& v) -> VariantIter {
            VariantIter iter = v.begin();
            return iter;
        };
        return iterator { std::visit(getBegin, iterable) };
    }
    auto end()
    {
        auto getEnd = [](const auto& v) -> VariantIter { return v.end(); };
        return iterator { std::visit(getEnd, iterable) };
    }
};



//Calling this with a variant that contains a container where the contained
//type is the same will build the IterableVariantWrapper structure and provide
//a range-like object
template <typename... ContainerTypes>
auto getVariantRange(
    const std::variant<ContainerTypes...>& variant)
{
    return IterableVariantWrapper { variant };
}

I was thinking that maybe having a function/struct where i could ask the type of the view i can obtain from the iterated objects may be a way to go, but I couldn't get the syntax down. For example having a function for each type that is contained in the variant where the function returns either the same object if it is already a range, or a view derived from it, and then the variant iterator deduces the types from the return type of that function.

As i see, also I still need to figure put how to support actual ranges where the sentinel is a different type too, which i guess will be the next step after the previous paragraph.

A link to a working example using this: https://godbolt.org/z/qhrbP1se6

Any comment for further improvement is greatly appreciated.

You may not have saved the spreadsheet after opening it in Excel but before reading it in pandas.

(H/T IanS)

hello there i am also working on rplidar a1 and using slam toolbox . trying the mapping for last few days but doesnt get result . if you have counter this problem please guide me how to do it .... thanks you in advance

Adding the data

Data surivival ;

input label $ cr_r agexppp$ period $ lo_cr hi_cr ;

datalines;

19.2 19.2 20-49 2002-1996 15.6 23.1

17.6 17.6 50-64 2002-1996 15.8 19.5

13.3 13.3 65+ 2002-1996 12 14.6

15.3 15.3 All 2002-1996 14.3 16.4

25.8 25.8 20-49 2009-2003 21.8 30

21.8 21.8 50-64 2009-2003 19.9 23.6

16 16 65+ 2009-2003 14.8 17.4

18.8 18.8 All 2009-2003 17.8 19.9

33.2 33.2 20-49 2010-2017 28.7 37.8

27.7 27.7 50-64 2010-2017 25.9 29.4

23.8 23.8 65+ 2010-2017 22.4 25.1

25.7 25.7 All 2010-2017 24.7 26.8

;

Run;

This is something that could happen with non-QWERTY / foreign keyboards.

It's not specific to Selenium / SeleniumBase... PyAutoGUI is also affected:

pyautogui cannot write the @ symbol

There are workarounds available, which use https://pypi.org/project/pyperclip/:

• https://github.com/asweigart/pyautogui/issues/259#issuecomment-595389901

Google has some info about that too:

Though mentioned differently in various places, I found that the ProgId of an VSTO Outlook add-in simply matches the assembly name as specified in project properties. So ProgId could be retrieved this way, too:

System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Name

You can simply pipe the result through findstr and exclude the lines you don't want.

dir /b /s | findstr /v <path-to-exclude> >FulList.txt

It looks like WebSphere is trying to process an HTTP Upgrade request but fails because the upgrade mechanism isn't properly implemented or configured. This error usually happens when WebSockets or another protocol upgrade is attempted without proper support in WebSphere.

Possible Causes & Fixes:

1. Check WebSphere’s Support for HTTP Upgrades

WebSphere 9.0.5.6 might not fully support HTTP upgrades for certain protocols. If your application uses WebSockets or HTTP/2, ensure WebSphere is configured correctly.

2. Verify WebSphere Settings

In the WebSphere Admin Console, navigate to Server > Web Container Settings and check if HTTP Upgrade is enabled.

If you are using WebSockets, make sure WebSocket support is turned on.

3. Check Your Code for Upgrade Requests

If your application explicitly calls request.upgrade(HttpUpgradeHandler.class), make sure the HttpUpgradeHandler implementation is correct and compatible with WebSphere.

4. Enable Detailed Logging for More Clarity

Since enabling com.ibm.ws.webcontainer logging didn’t help, try increasing verbosity with:

*=info:com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.*=all

This may provide more details on why the upgrade is failing.

5. Update WebSphere (If Possible)

WebSphere 9.0.5.6 is a bit old, and IBM may have addressed this issue in later fix packs. Consider updating WebSphere to the latest available version.

6. Workaround: Disable HTTP Upgrade (If Not Needed)

If your application doesn’t actually require HTTP Upgrade, you might be able to modify your request handling logic or configure WebSphere to reject upgrade requests.

Would be great if you could share whether your application is using WebSockets or another upgrade protocol—it might help narrow down the exact issue!

Just Follow this Medium Blog if you are using App Router-> Click Here

DBAPICursor has (protected) _connection attrubute

cursor = (await (await session.connection()).get_raw_connection()).cursor()
obj_type = (
    await (
        await session.cursor()
    )._connection.gettype("MY_SCHEMA.MY_TYPE_ARRAY")
).newobject()

I encountered the same issue as you. I simply resolved it by running:

npx expo start --clear

and it worked

You may use Analytics Hub this is a data exchange platform that lets you share data and insights at scale across organizational boundaries with a robust security and privacy framework. With Analytics Hub, you can discover and access a data library curated by various data providers. This data library also includes Google-provided datasets.

As an Analytics Hub subscriber, you can discover the data that you are looking for, combine shared data with your existing data, and use the built-in features of BigQuery. When you subscribe to a listing, a linked dataset or linked Pub/Sub subscription is created in your project. You can manage your subscriptions by using the Subscription resource, which stores relevant information about the subscriber and represents the connection between publisher and subscriber.

polycon.update() to actually execute the algorithm. :(

You can store multiple values in MySQL using:
Multiple Tables: Use a relational schema (e.g., items and tags tables with a foreign key). Best for scalability and queries.

JSON Data Type (MySQL 5.7+): Store tags as JSON (e.g., json_encode(["tag1", "tag2"]) in PHP), then decode with json_decode() and explode(',', ...) if needed. Ideal for flexibility.

I have prepared some solution in code: https://github.com/zaqpiotr/webview-request-modifier

You have to use map function to render the commentData, .map() returns a new array of

<div className="space-y-6"> .... </div>

elements, which React can directly render.

for..in does not return.

Have you tried validation rules?

This should've been a comment, but SE do not allow me to comment with low reps >_<

christopher-gallegos's variant may have some precision problems when uints are made of IEEE 754 float bits. I developed a shader and bumped into a situation when a little negative shift gave typical "granularity" of the surface. I tried to find out what's wrong with my code, but apparently it has no problems, uint to float conversion also works just fine. If anyone want to investigate further, please, make a comment to save time of future generations.

dividebyzero's variant and other hash funcs I was using worked fine for me in the same situation.

This is not currently possible using that type of slicer.

I am facing the same issue, as a workaround I picked another HTML reporter package like 'testcafe-reporter-html'. It is good if you don't need specific filter by tags/piecharts information

The issue has already been fixed, and the fix is currently available in the pre-release version of the extension.

Switching Gradle for Java to the Pre-Release Version solved it for me.

I have the same problem. font installation is on C:\Users\MyName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Fonts folder. installation is not on c:/window/fonts

folder. When I delete .ttf in registry remove all references to them in "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts" and "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows, system get in strange status. does not show characters. again I copy .ttf from another pc and paste those. I am in normal state.

Did you ever find a solution? I am having the same problem. I can't import any prebuilt agent. It never completes.

While both type aliases and interfaces are valid and would work in the given context, there are pros and cons to each depending on the situation. Type would be best used for function signatures, union types, and complex mapped or conditional types. Meanwhile, interface would be the better option for public API contracts, declaration merging, and when working with classes or implementing an OOP style. This is outlined in the table below:

type and interface differences

TypeScript lib.d.ts uses type aliases as built-in function types are simpler and better expressed with type aliases. It keeps things readable and concise.

Overall, whether you use type aliases or interfaces is mainly personal preference. However, some situations may be more beneficial to use one over the other.

The clean way for this configure script is :

./configure --with-defaults

Yes, adding custom-developed code to a base product is common but depends on the contract. If agreed upon, the feature can be integrated and made available to other customers. Many enterprise software vendors like Salesforce and Microsoft follow this practice. Transparency is key—customers should know if their funded feature might become part of the core product. When done ethically, it benefits both the business and its users by enhancing the product for all.

Turns out it was just a matter of waiting for the containers to finish starting up before attempting the tests. Using docker as hostname and adding a repeated health check to make sure the tests only begin when the container is ready solved the issue.

Example command in before_script that accomplishes this:

    - > 
      i=1; while [ $i -le 15 ]; do
        curl -v http://docker:8000/health && break || sleep 1;
        if [ $i -eq 15 ]; then exit 1; fi;
        i=$((i + 1));
      done

You can try using tabs.onUpdated and/or tabs.onCreated.

---

Source: Guest271314 helped me in the comment section.

For everyone seeing this in future

To surpress output for example if the request got rejected , you can give -q parameter just before your -retrieve , this silences prompts, look at certreq documentation for other params

You need a background collection service. Usually both Android and iOS gives you the option to run background operations with the following options:

• Run background operations when APP is closed

• Run background operations when the device restarts

Beware that these background operations will be terminated after a certain time by the OS. This is the default behavior, but there are some workarounds you can try.

There is a package that will help you with these features, its the flutter-background-geolocation, made by Transistorsoftware, I use this package on my applications and it works pretty fine!

https://github.com/transistorsoft/flutter_background_geolocation

Just beware: you can't easily access the keychain while the APP is in the background, so keep that in mind when you're performing these operations 😉

In my opinion, you can use Redis database for real-time synchronization, PostgresSql to store your data, and MongoDB to track things like live users and their active edits. On the queues side, you can check platforms like Kafka since you are planning to use Nestjs, check this https://docs.nestjs.com/microservices/kafka. Also, look into Web Sockets and Socket.io. For NestJS https://docs.nestjs.com/websockets/gateways

i am trying to reactivate my telegram account but since 5 days it showing error on phone. **(Sorry, you have deleted and re-created your account too many times recently, Please wait for a few days before signing up again).
**
but same as when i m trying on web than it is showing error **(phone_number_Flood).

Team, I just want to check what time i have to wait for reactivation it is not working since last week.
Please help to activate my ac**

Your server.js file has a small syntax issue in this line:

server.js

import productRouter from './routes/productRoute.js
There's a missing closing quote ('), so fix it like this:

server.js

import productRouter from './routes/productRoute.js';

Your CloudFront configuration is already working well and supports CORS request.

It's the way you are loading the panorama viewer, remove the requestHeaders and withCredentials field, so your code becomes

panoramaViewer = new Viewer({
    container: viewerElement,
    panorama: imageURL,
});

The requestHeaders isn't doing anything in this case because both Sec-Fetch-Mode and Origin are forbidden request headers, meaning they can't be modified.

As for the withCredentials, you don't need this, since you are not sending any credentials (Authorization or Cookie headers). Plus, having the Access-Control-Allow-Origin set to *, will trigger an error making your request fail.

Failed to load resource: Cannot use wildcard in Access-Control-Allow-Origin when credentials flag is true.

Here is a working demo with the correct code showing the panorama

• demo: https://santiago-psv.pages.dev
• code: https://github.com/reynaldichernando/santiago-psv

This seems to be a bug with the chrome. Clicking on the relative source map links generated in the stack trace is not working. But if you remove the ./ before the file path, the links will work.

This link doesn't work: webpack-internal:///./src/pages/index.tsx

But this link works: webpack-internal:///src/pages/index.tsx

Also this link with absolute resource path works:

webpack-internal:///C:/myfolder/projects/gatsby/src/pages/index.tsx

How are these links generated?

The webpack-internal:/// links are generated using the moduleId. In the above link, the moduleId is ./src/pages/index.tsx. There are several options to customize this moduleId in the webpack. Available options are: natural, named, deterministic and size.

Except the named, the other options assigns numeric id's to the modules. The numeric links look like this: webpack-internal:///7220:124:9. Clicking on these links also works.

But as you noticed they are not readable and not ideal for debugging.

So how to get readable working webpack links?

Looks like there is no straight forward option to customize the relative urls generated for the moduleId. But you can add a tiny custom webpack plugin to customize the relative url and get the working webpack-internal links.

In Gatsby, you need to add this custom webpack config in the gatsby-node.js file.

const { DefinePlugin } = require(`webpack`)

class ProcessRelativeUrl {
  constructor() {
    this.plugin = new DefinePlugin({
      PROCESS_RELATIVE_URL: JSON.stringify(`processrelativeurl`),
    })
  }

  apply(compiler) {
    compiler.hooks.compilation.tap('NamedModuleIdsPlugin', compilation => {
      compilation.hooks.afterOptimizeModuleIds.tap('NamedModuleIdsPlugin', $modules => {
        const chunkGraph = compilation.chunkGraph;

        $modules.forEach(module => {
          const moduleId = chunkGraph.getModuleId(module);

          if (moduleId) {
            // remove './' from the path
            chunkGraph.setModuleId(module, moduleId.substr(2));
          }
        })
      })
    })
  }
}

exports.onCreateWebpackConfig = ({ actions }) => {
  actions.setWebpackConfig({
    plugins: [new ProcessRelativeUrl()]
  })
}

One thing you can try is bypassing the serialization check, which would remove the warning:

const store = configureStore({
    reducer: rootReducer,
    middleware: getDefaultMiddleware => getDefaultMiddleware({ immutableCheck: false }
});

See https://redux-toolkit.js.org/api/getdefaultmiddleware/

However the issue remains that the data is too large, so presumably the Navigator will still crash.

It might be worth looking at ways to reduce the amount of data stored.

The warning suggests to look at sanitizing, which might be a good starting point: https://github.com/reduxjs/redux-devtools-extension/blob/master/docs/Troubleshooting.md#excessive-use-of-memory-and-cpu

To prevent unwanted content in aggregation rows, use the isAutogeneratedRow helper from @mui/x-data-grid-premium inside renderCell or valueFormatter:

import { isAutogeneratedRow } from '@mui/x-data-grid-premium';

{
  field: 'marketplaceId',
  headerName: 'Marketplace',
  aggregable: false,
  renderCell: (params) => isAutogeneratedRow(params) ? null : params.value,
}

for me this works

{
    "compilerOptions": {...},
    "include": ["src/**/*.ts", "src/*.ts"],
    "files": ["src/@types/express/index.d.ts"]
}

Create a program that receives a letter from the user and Print it to the

reversed case. If it is capital, convert it to small, and vice versa.

Tailwind v3

property in CSS:

background-position: calc(100% - 8px) 50%;

is equal to:

bg-[calc(100%-8px)_50%]

in tailwind

Stuck on the same issue, did you found any solution to this problem ?

In Laravel 10 and 11, setting just timezone in config/app.php did not work.

This solution worked for me:

// App/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php

public function boot()
{
    date_default_timezone_set(config('app.timezone'));
}

Remeber to alter timezone in config/app.php

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Was also having this issue, for the life of me couldn't work it out.

I tried:

• using force: true but it just moved the error downstream - it wasn't an acceptable fix for me.
• Adding padding, margins to elements.
• Used static react elements (no conditional rendering)
• Still no luck

Upon reading this issue, it seems outdated chrome/cypress/node version combinations can cause hassles overtime.

For what it's worth, I was on:

"cypress": "^10.4.0",

I upgraded cypress and ran npm i and the issue disappeared:

"cypress": "^14.2.1",

I know this is a lame answer but often upgrading cypress versions so it's update to date with latest node/chrome versions does help.

If you are already on the latest, apologies - ignore me (: I wasted hours on this so hopefully this can help someone one day.

After building (program.cs) the application var app = builder.Build(); When defining the use of swagger, do: app.UseSwagger(c => { c.OpenApiVersion = Microsoft.OpenApi.OpenApiSpecVersion.OpenApi2_0; }); With this, you will specify the version of OpenApi to be used. Change if necessary.

We have configured CloudFront as a proxy, using Grafana URL as source, with a custom domain alias. This mostly works for us, the issue we are having doing this way is SAML is not working using CloudFront, but does using the Grafana URL. We have an open ticket at the moment with AWS support for the SAML issue.

we have the same issue since 31/03/2025. IoT Devices cannot call our API but postman succeeded.

We are using a Quectel module with 4G network. The module responds "socket closed" when we try to call the api.

I have opened a ticket here : https://learn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/answers/questions/2243648/iot-device-fails-to-connect-to-azure-app-service-a?comment=question&translated=false

I created a function and call in the buildSuggestions

Widget buildSuggestions(BuildContext context) {
    _buildContext = context;

    executeAfterBuild();

In the function I call a Future.delayed because Flutter needed time for contruct the context again

Future<void> executeAfterBuild() async {
    if (retornoglobal == true) {
      Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 500), () {
        // this code will get executed after the build method
        // because of the way async functions are scheduled
        _chamaformulario(
          snapshotglobal,
          indexglobal,
        );
      });
    }
  }

It´s Worked

I want to compile the info in footers for about 10,000 websites:

• address

• logo url

• each social media url: youtube, instagram, facebook, etc.

Each website is different so I'm wondering if the easiest is to scrape everything between <footer> and <footer/>, import into Excel and extract what I need?

I have a Downloaded the Ping app but didn't know how to stop it, it's still busy but I don't know how to stop it.

Flink does not provide this sort of scheduling, or polling.

On the other hand, Kafka Connect does this support this: https://docs.confluent.io/kafka-connectors/jdbc/current/source-connector/source_config_options.html

I've had this issue a few times and usually because gitlab runner is expecting ssh with the same user it runs as.

I can fix it by either adding "-i /home/peter/.ssh/id_rsa" to the ci yml script or by creating a config file inside the .ssh folder of the user trying to do the ssh handshake and specify the identity file path in there

Android Studio does this by default, and it works quite well. It's called Sticky Lines.

For JetBrains Rider it only seems to be working for class names but not methods. I was able to get something similiar using this answer. Go to settings > appearance and tick "Show breadcrumbs". And pin it to the top instead of the bottom if that's where you want to see it:

I think you can also use pipenv which directly and use that to install the waitress.

You can install it in you desired location then run pipenv shell to activate your environment

and then run waitress-serve

pip install pipenv 
#go to the desired location 
pipenv install waitress
pipenv shell 
waitress-serve

Headless component for UNDO/REDO where there are options for undo, redo, undoAll, redoAll with localstorage https://www.thewebvale.com/blog-details/implement-undo-redo-functionality-in-react-forms-with-a-custom-hook

You can manually add breakpoint by function and specify abort as a function name. And of course it should be a Debug build, not Release one.

I also ran into this issue while using the BufferedWaveProvider to stream audio through a microphone and noticed that after a couple of seconds the DataAvailable callback stops firing. Just like @XTankKiller mentions in his answer using WaveOut.Play() on the buffer is somehow reading or discarding data from the buffer as soon as it gets filled up, which is presumable why its stopping after a few seconds when it gets full and is being discarded. And setting BufferedWaveProvider.DiscardOnBufferOverflow = true fixed it for me.

Hi Any update on this ? any help and links pls ?

I anyone building for kotlin compose multiplatform application then you have to install cocoapods and then check your configuration via kdcotor and then this issue will be resolved (at-least in my case).

I seem to have exactly the same problem you described, with IoT devices loosing connection to Web apps in Azure at 02:00AM (UTC) on 2025-04-01. I am also in Europe

I have multiple IoT devices (over 3000) trying to connect to webapi on 3 azure web apps. My IoT devices use a modem card (SIMcom SIM7600E) to initiate TLSv1.2 HTTPS connections to my web apps over 3G/4G network.

Do you also use a modem card to make connexions?

I can't access the maintenance notice on the link you provided, do you have more information about it?

Thank you.

After doing some research i would answer myself.

OAuth 2.0 is fundamentally an authorization framework, designed to allow third-party applications to access a user's resources without exposing their credentials. However, it's often employed for authentication purposes, as seen with services like Google or LinkedIn sign-ins. This practice raises questions about its appropriateness and potential security implications, especially when OpenID Connect (OIDC) is not utilized.

Understanding OAuth 2.0's Role:

• Authorization Focus: OAuth 2.0 enables applications to obtain limited access to a user's resources on another service. It doesn't inherently authenticate the user but grants tokens for resource access.

• Authentication Misuse: Using OAuth 2.0 solely for authentication is considered a misuse. While it can facilitate user data access, it doesn't verify user identity, leading to potential security vulnerabilities.

Introduction of OpenID Connect (OIDC):

• Authentication Layer: OIDC is an identity layer built atop OAuth 2.0, providing mechanisms to authenticate users and obtain their profile information in a standardized manner.

• ID Tokens: OIDC introduces ID tokens, which contain claims about the authentication event and the user, ensuring proper user verification.

Security Implications of Misusing OAuth 2.0:

• Impersonation Risks: Without OIDC, relying on OAuth 2.0 for authentication can expose applications to impersonation attacks, as access tokens don't confirm user identity.

• Standardization Issues: OAuth 2.0 lacks standardized methods for authentication, leading to inconsistent implementations and potential security gaps.

Conclusion:

While OAuth 2.0 is designed for authorization, its combination with OpenID Connect enables secure and standardized authentication. Utilizing OAuth 2.0 alone for authentication is inappropriate and can introduce security vulnerabilities. Therefore, incorporating OIDC is essential for proper user authentication in applications.

As stated by @jsiirola in the Github post github.com/Pyomo/pyomo/issues/2699, to use the AMPL compiled version of the Cbc solver, you need to invoke the solver with the following command

solver = SolverFactory("asl:cbc", executable="C:/Users/coinor/cbc.exe")

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My solution has been to have the labels and datasets on their own (as normal JS objects, no Vue refs or anything), and an updatedData method that returns the object { labels: labels, datasets: datasets }

Then in the update, push into labels and datasets.data and call chartData.value = updatedData(labels, datasets)

This way it triggers the update without making a copy or restructuring the entire arrays, and without the maximum call stack exceeded error.

I have yet to test if the shallowRef approach works

You can try randomcryp. This library uses Crypto API in a smart way to generate random numbers with 53 bit entropy. This should be enough for most use cases.

Upgrade Python: python -m pip install --upgrade pip

Upgrade pip : pip install --upgrade pip

Then install robotframework: pip install robotframework

hope this will help !

I want having the same error,

my server socket_io version is 4.7.2

and I am using socket_io_client: ^3.1.1 in flutter

in my case CORS was causing the issue.

Try removing the CORS check from your socketio server.

It seems that these are viewable through Cmd + P and selecting "Open Default Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON)".

This opens an embedded read-only file "keybindings.json".

Most the answers already given are very misguided. Reactive programming isn't just about efficient sharing of execution threads. We already had threadpools and ExecutorServices in Java.

What reactive frameworks bring to the table is backpressure propagation. With backpressure handling super fast producers churning gigabytes of data per second will not drown slow consumers. There is absolutely nothing that virtual threads change about this.

Reactive programming is not and will not be made obsolete by virtual threads. These are orthogonal concepts and they may work together. Threads used by a reactive stream may very well be virtual.

As a matter of fact, Project Reactor 3.6.0 officially added support for Project Loom (virtual threads).

I was having the same issue now, and I just couldn't figure it out why. And that's when I came across your post! Thank you!

simply use import instead of // if index.css

@tailwind base;
@tailwind components;
@tailwind utilities;

do

@import "tailwindcss/preflight";
@import "tailwindcss/utilities";
@import 'tailwindcss';

import index.css into the main file thats all

I am facing the same issue, I managed to fix it using absolute paths, but it's not ideal, did you manage to solve the problem and how? Thanks

I need your help as I can get all contacts of my family friends and relatives that I used on another phone to replace on new phone.

The latest Vuetify version (3.8.0 at the moment) doesn't have that issue