What solved this problem for me was setting the Authentication Provider in the copilot settings in intellij Tools -> Github Copilot -> General.

Once i did that I could login to copilot from intillij and instead of it trying to use my personal account with password it now tries to login to my enterprise account

Preface: I dont know much about how Python modules work, I just stumbled on this exact issue.

In my case, pip list does display just like what you have a package PyLBFGS, however, if I do a help("modules") there is no pylbfgs, but instead a lbfgs. Why? No clue, really.

This package lbfgs has only one "useful" function that is fmin_lbfgs which should act as an improved version of scipy.optimize.fmin_l_bfgs_b (takes a callable function, an initial guess and the gradient and minimises it) its Github repo is the following https://github.com/larsmans/pylbfgs which is what you get when you do pip install pylbfgs

The package that you want to use here is a different one although the underlying algorithm is the same hence the same name https://github.com/humatic/pylbfgs/ if you follow its readme you should be able to install it (It's less straightfoward than a pip install) and then doing a from pylbfgs import owlqn should make sense (Unless if both packages installed at the same time creates a name conflict somehow, but it shouldn't since one is called lbfgs and the other pylbfgs)

After discussions in the Azure Support Forum:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5530153/apim-cors-options-request-500-error?comment=question&translated=false#newest-question-comment

It seems wildcard subdomains are not possible in APIM.

All approaches failed: with directly in allowed-origins oor via expressions and context variables.

// mylib.c
#include <stdio.h>

const char *get_json_data() {
    return "{\"Id\":\"0x12343C4D5E6F7788\",\"PendingTholdDays\":1,\"ProductName\":\"ABC Coffee\"}";
}

A little bit late to the party, but wanted to chime in with some more details.
The issue lies in StructureMap that says this: https://structuremap.github.io/registration/constructor-selection/

If there are multiple public constructor functions on a concrete class, StructureMap's default behavior is to select the "greediest" constructor, i.e., the constructor function with the most parameters.

So if we peek into Hangfire.Client.BackgroundJobFactory : IBackgroundJobFactory, we'll find there a constructor with this declaration:

internal BackgroundJobFactory(
    [NotNull] IJobFilterProvider filterProvider, 
    [NotNull] IBackgroundJobFactory innerFactory)

Although it's not a public constructor, it's accessible to StructureMap, and it somehow chooses this constructor to be the one for IBackgroundJobFactory.

@ErpaDerp's solution works because now StructureMap is explicitly excluded from scanning Hangfire.Core.dll assembly.

However, you can work around this issue in another way, described in the same StructureMap documentation page. In your Registry, or call to container.Configure force SM to select the greediest public constructor:

For<IBackgroundJobFactory>()
   .Use<BackgroundJobFactory>()
   .SelectConstructor(() => new BackgroundJobFactory(null));

This way you won't have to change your scanning policies, and StructureMap won't trip with Hangfire's AspNetCore registration.

If you lose the network connection between two zones, the impact largely depends on how your infrastructure has been designed and whether redundancy or failover mechanisms are in place. In a simple setup, losing connectivity between zones means that devices, servers, or applications located in one zone can no longer communicate with those in the other. This can result in interrupted workflows, delayed data transfers, or complete downtime for services that rely on inter-zone communication.

For example, in a corporate IT environment, a disconnection between two network zones (like your data center zone and your application zone) could cause employees to lose access to critical software or databases. Similarly, in industrial or smart home setups, losing connectivity between control zones may disrupt automation, security monitoring, or centralized management.

However, most well-designed networks include measures to minimize these risks. Techniques such as load balancing, automatic failover, redundant cabling, or wireless backups can ensure that communication is restored quickly or rerouted through alternative paths. Network segmentation and zoning are important for security and efficiency, but they must be paired with reliable infrastructure to prevent single points of failure.

If you’re managing critical operations, it’s best to have structured cabling, professional configuration, and proactive monitoring in place. Partnering with IT specialists can make a big difference in reducing downtime and ensuring seamless connectivity across zones.

In Qatar, companies like CyberTag specialize in structured cabling, IT infrastructure, and smart network solutions. They design systems with scalability, redundancy, and security in mind, ensuring that even if one connection fails, your operations continue without major disruption.

So, losing network connectivity between two zones can cause interruptions, but with the right planning and expert setup, the risks can be minimized and reliability can be greatly improved.

I've figured out a solution using VS Code workspace.

You can create a .code-workspace file that references both project folders:

sample.code-workspace

{
  "folders": [
    {
      "path": "A"
    },
    {
      "path": "B"
    }
  ]
}

Opening this workspace file will then display both projects (A and B) side-by-side in the "Java Projects" view, and the Spring Boot Tools extensions is working.

from PIL import Image, ImageOps

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# Ganti path ini dengan lokasi gambar Anda

uniform_path = "27ff9439-7152-4da2-b5e6-0213e142f726.jpeg"

face_path = "IMG_20240912_091017.jpg"

uniform_img = Image.open(uniform_path).convert("RGBA")

face_img = Image.open(face_path).convert("RGBA")

# Ubah ukuran gambar wajah agar proporsional dengan seragam

face_resized = face_img.resize((uniform_img.width, int(face_img.height * (uniform_img.width / face_img.width))))

# Crop bagian wajah (koordinat bisa Anda sesuaikan sesuai kebutuhan)

face_crop = face_resized.crop((180, 100, 480, 450))

# Ubah ukuran hasil crop agar cocok diletakkan di atas seragam

face_crop_resized = face_crop.resize((220, 260)) # ukuran perkiraan

# Gabungkan wajah dengan gambar seragam

result_img = uniform_img.copy()

result_img.paste(face_crop_resized, (150, 80), face_crop_resized)

I got stuck today in 2025 and ChatGPT was of no use.

I tried above solutions from above people but it don't worked.

A simple solution worked for me with one command.

git config --global --unset credential.helper

Try

JAXBContext.newInstance(YourType.class).createUnmarshaller()
        .unmarshal(
        
            // this avoids the need of XmlRootElement, too :-)
            XmlParserFactory.saxNamespaceAwareSourceOf(message),
            YourType.class
        )

See https://stackoverflow.com/a/79747043/12998183.

I understand your concern, and I have recently successfully implemented the Lambda@Edge with Amazon Cognito regardless lot of limitations.

Few thinks to consider, avoid unnecessary other AWS calls, try to stick with only auth logic, and if needed separate the logic in different lifecycles, e.g. Viewer request, Origin request etc.

Here’s a step-by-step guide I wrote that walks through the full flow: https://ykhatri.dev/posts/step-by-step-guide-setting-up-lambda-at-edge-for-authentication-and-authorization-with-amazon-cognito/.

$a = "aaabbcccaaaacc";
$string = str_split($a);

$result = [];
$hasil = '';
foreach($string as $item) {
    if ($item == $hasil) {
        $result[count($result)-1]++;
    } else {
        $result[] = 1;
        $hasil = $item;
    }
}

print_r($result);

Maybe https://github.com/VitalElement/AvalonStudio.TerminalEmulator will help. I am currently searching for something similar.

Did you find any solution?

Activate via cmd (Commend Prompt) in Windows

e.g:

• Your project folder location is --> Desktop/python/test

• Your environment folder name is --> test-env

Step 01

Open cmd in your project folder

Step 02

c:\Desktop\project\test>.\test-env\Scripts\activate

Note:

1.You must using backslash "\" for the path

2.Only using activate, not using activate.bat

Downgrade to 4.21.2

npm install [email protected]

Try this, make a *.txt file and put this text bellow and then rename it to a *.bat file.
@echo off

:start

SET /P com=

%com%

pause

goto :start

I am working on a solution that make the process easier to deploy!
https://github.com/danielsiegl/gitsqlite

Key benefits from my perspective:

• byte-by-byte equal across windows/linux/max

• Consistent float rounding (deterministic dumps).

• Strip SQLite’s internal/system tables from dumps.

• Temp-file I/O for robustness (vs fragile pipes).

• Optional: logging for diagnostics

• handles broken pipes with Git Gui Clients

• easier to deploy and maintain in an organisation - eg: winget for windows

Those html entities were proposed but never standardised.

Here is the link discussing those entities.
https://www.w3.org/TR/WD-wwwicn.html

Here are the correct ones:

    🎵 Music note → 🎵
    🎤 Microphone → 🎤
    🖼️ Framed picture → 🖼
    🎬 Clapper board (film) → 🎬

• Each object has fields like year, version, and a link (nextVersionId) to the next version of itself.

• You want to sort by one field (say, year or link\ID), but when sorting, you must treat each version chain as a single unit and sort them together and in order.

1.      Group by string/chain

o    Use the nextVersionId links to build “string” (linked lists).

o    For example:

2. {id:31, nextVersionId=null, year:1900}]

3. {id:33, nextVersionId=null, year:1919},

4. {id:1, nextVersionId=4, year:1984},

5. {id:2, nextVersionId=1, year:1997},

6.

7. [{id:4, nextVersionId=null, year:1999},

8. {id:3, nextVersionId=31, year:2000},

9.  Collapse chain into one representative

o    For sorting purposes, you need a rule:

Do you sort by first version’s field?

Or latest version’s field?

Example: If sorting by year, pick the year of the latest version as the representative.

10. Sort the chains

o    Apply your chosen sorting criterion to the representative of each chain.

o    Example: sort by name alphabetically → Chain 1 (year 1900), then Chain 2 (year 1919).

11. Expand chains back out

o    Once chains are sorted, expand them in their natural order (version 1 → version 2 → …).

As of today (27.08.2025), IntelliJ IDEA has a feature called "Scratch files". You can create a single Java class as a "Java Scratch". This will be stored separately from your project files and can be executed without the need to compile the whole project.

Just press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Insert at once (this is the most complicated part, I promise). In the dialog, you have to select Java (for a Java Scratch, of course). The scratch will automically have a main method, where you can paste your code and execute it with the green arrow at the left hand side.

Another nice feature: you can create a new scratch file with the contents of the current selection in the editor. Just select some code and press Alt+Enter. In the context dialog select "Create new scratch file from selection".

Provide the full binary path in the command, with \ to escape correctly C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\npx.cmd. Or the answer by @romanown will also work, but you need to add npx in the PATH environment variable.

Here is the correct json configuration for your case.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "DaisyUI Docs": {
      "command": "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\npx.cmd",
      "args": [
        "mcp-remote",
        "https://gitmcp.io/saadeghi/daisyui"
      ]
    }
  }
}

For me, it was vue-helper extension. Disable it then reload window or re-open VSCode solves the problem.

i got 400 eroor while signin via google

In windows side vscode, try to re-install the WSL extention

User-agent: *

Disallow:

Sitemap: https://www.youtube.com/sitemaps/sitemap.xml

Sitemap: https://www.youtube.com/sitemaps/product/sitemap

.xml

Just an idea:

try adding the following line:

cleaned_data = super().clean() 
assert cleaned_data is not None
start = cleaned_data.get("start_date")

sometimes that helps

ok, 6 years of this question playing on my mind, and today I ran into a similar problem and decided to address these once and for all, although spoiler the onload answer is not as satisfying

the window.onload is actually a getter/setter and it is the setter function that actually registers the event handler, all event handlers are getter/setter ie div.onclick

<script src='https://javascript-2020.github.io/stackoverflow/libs/stringify.js'></script>

<div id=output style='font-family:monospace;white-space:pre'></div>

<script>
        
        var desc              = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window,'onload');
        output.textContent    = stringify(desc);

</script>

only a runtime assignment that goes through the [[set]] operation will invoke the setter defined on window.onload and hence register the handler

when the function onload is declared it overwrites the original property accessor

<script src='https://javascript-2020.github.io/stackoverflow/libs/stringify.js'></script>

<div id=output style='font-family:monospace;white-space:pre'></div>

<script>
        
        var desc              = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window,'onload');
        output.textContent    = stringify(desc);

        function onload(){}
        
</script>

this is a direct write to the internal property slot, not a JavaScript-level assignment

the ECMAScript spec defines this behavior under Global Environment Records.

tc39.es : Spec Reference: Global Environment Record

when a function is declared in the global scope:

• a binding is created in the Declarative Record
• a property is created on the Global Object Record

this property is set via internal methods so no setter is triggered

the similar problem i faced today, i was generating some sample html, clicking the submit button enters an infinite loop

<form onsubmit='onsubmit(event)' action='javascript:void(0)'>
      <label for=email>Email address:</label>
      <br>
      <input type=email id=email name=email required value='[email protected]'>
      <br>
      <button type=submit>Subscribe</button>
</form>

<script>

  function onsubmit(e){
  
        alert('you subscribed!');
        
  }//onsubmit

</script>

ok, thats another oddity i thought

turns out javascript uses the string from the tag attribute to generate a function via new Function, and assigns it to the form.onsubmit property, hence

 form.onsubmit    = new Function('event','onsubmit(event)');

then due to function name inference spec introduced in ES2015. tc30.es : SetFunctionName ( name is property name, then 3 )

the function name becomes 'onsubmit', and an infinit loop results, it effectively becomes

form.onsubmit    = function onsubmit(event){onsubmit(event)};

tl;dr

event handler property assignment is a useful tool

when dealing with functions for use as event handler property assignment be careful and either drop the 'on' or declare it as 'onloadh' .. other suggestions welcome in the comments

If your project is running in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux), the Tailwind CSS IntelliSense extension got deprecated for Windows. Update it to run in WSL instead.

Open extensions > tailwind css intellisense > install in wsl ubuntu

Then reopen the file.

<C-j> inserts a new line at the cursor in insert mode by default

You could map <C-J> in normal mode with nnoremap <C-J> <something>

Map in insert mode with inoremap <C-J> <something>

My problem was solved only adding this line to my gradle.properties file

org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx4096M

My gradle.properties like

org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx4096M
android.useAndroidX=true
android.enableJetifier=true

This default Value is very limited regarding the text length. Is there a workaround to increase that?
I want to have a very long Checklist Template für specific WIT Types.

docker exec overleaf /bin/bash -c "kpsewhich xcolor.sty"

command to check if xcolor package is installed

docker exec overleaf /bin/bash -c "tlmgr install xcolor"

command to install missing package

I've restarted Rider multiple times, didn't help. Eventually, I've disabled dotCover, restarted Rider, re-enabled it, restarted again. And now it's back.

  is the only way!

Check it by yourself, just insert the following line to your README.md:

1|nbsp|2 |nbsp| 3 \xa0 4 \u202f 5 <0xa0> 6 7 &nbsp; 8

Seem like I was missing few things:

1. The -g is needed for the bpf program (btf needs DWARF symbols?).

2. The extern declaration in bpf program must also have __ksym: extern int foo_bar(struct pt_regs *regs) __ksym;

3. I also needed to #include <asm/ptrace.h> in bpf program and in kernel module (struct pt_regs is defined there).

I have solved the issue by just simply lowering the version of the iPhone Simulator from 18.4 to 18.3. I think the issue was related to the expo version that I was using which is 52.

Yes, You can download jar directly from maven.

After searching the right dependency you looking for, just click the jar text shown in the picture.

This issue makes QuestDB completely USELESS

My problem was solved only adding this line to my gradle.properties file

org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx4096M

🔹 Why the Legend is Missing

1. Only one variable/category (no grouping).

2. Chart type doesn’t use a legend (e.g., histogram).

3. Legend option hidden in Chart Editor.

4. No “grouping variable” defined in Chart Builder.

🔹 Fixes

1. Double-click chart → Chart Editor → Elements → Show Legend.

2. In Chart Builder, add a grouping variable (e.g., Gender).

3. Use chart types that support legends (clustered bar, multiple line, pie).

4. As last resort, manually add text labels.
   read more--https://allstreetfood.com/

SPSS does not show the option to add a legend when working with a single variable.
Only works with combine o multiple variables.

Don't use the public folder, as the public is stripped away during serving/build.
if you use public in the src path, the browser simply takes it as "public/public/..." which it would never find.
just use this code and keep the "leaves.jpg" in the public folder.

<img src="/leaves.jpg" alt "img" />

You may need to return parallel arrays since web3p does not support dynamic tuple arrays.

Krishna yadav ji

My father name is Dharmaraj yadav

My mother name is Savita devi

My brother name is vishnu yadav

My sister name is shweta yadav

Jai yadav jai madhav 💪🏻 🙏🏻 ♥️ 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️♥️♥️⚔️⚔️🗡️🗡️♥️♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪💪👌🏻👌🏻🌞🌞☀️☀️🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐂🐂🐂🐂🐃🐃🐘🐘🦣🦣🦣🐅🐅🐆🐆🏍️🏍️🏍️🏍️🏍️🚅🏎️🏎️🎯🎯🏹🏹🎯🎽🎽🎽🎽🥊🥋🎱⛳🥏🥏🥏🎮🎮🕹️🕹️🖥️🖥️💻💻💻💻💻💻🖨️🖨️💎💎💎💰💰🪙💵💸💴💶💷💳🪖🪖🪖🔱🔱🔱⚜️⚜️📳📳📲📲🚩🚩🚩🚩

If above solutions are still not working then you can follow below steps

1. clear npm cache:

npm cache clean --force

2. Reset Npm Registry

npm config set registry https://registry.npmjs.org/

3)Then use below command

**npm install next@canary --registry https://registry.yarnpkg.com

[** Optional ]

# Try to clear dns cache (Windows)

ipconfig /flushdns

# Then try this again

npm install next@canary

I'd like to add a little explanation to the most endorsed example provided by @Ryan. Great example BTW.

For the expansion of HELLO( 54545 ) and HELLO( 0 ), this is how a C preprocessor does expansion for them:

HELLO( 54545 ) ; ->

JOIN( HELLO, CHECK0( 54545 ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( JOIN( HIDDEN, 54545 ), 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( JOIN_EXPAND( HIDDEN, 54545 ), 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( HIDDEN54545, 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, EXPAND( SECOND_EXPAND( HIDDEN54545, 1, unused ) ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, EXPAND( 1 ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, 1 ); ->

HELLO1;

HELLO( 0 ) ; ->

JOIN( HELLO, CHECK0( 0 ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( JOIN( HIDDEN, 0 ), 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( JOIN_EXPAND( HIDDEN, 0 ), 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( HIDDEN0, 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, SECOND( unused, 0, 1, unused ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, EXPAND( SECOND_EXPAND( unused, 0, 1, unused ) ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, EXPAND( 0 ) ); ->

JOIN( HELLO, 0 ); ->

HELLO0;

The difference lies in the expansion of JOIN_EXPAND(), where HIDDEN54545 is generated for HELLO( 54545 ), whilst HIDDEN0 is generated for HELLO( 0 ), which in turn is replaced by 'unused, 0' in further expansion, leading to the final difference.

Unfortunately that is how MDI works. The main form's client area for the children is supposed to be empty. When you place components (like your panel, string grid etc.) there, that's no longer part of the client area, so the children won't show there. If your main form really needs some components, place them around its client area.

Since you want your MDI children to be able to cover your string grid, one possible workaround would be to put that string grid into its own MDI child window. You could even add code to keep the window with the string grid at the bottom-most Z-position among all the children, with a fixed size, to simulate it being part of the main form. However, I think it may be a better idea to consider stepping away from MDI entirely.

i've added:

set clipboard=unnamedplus

to:

/root/.vimrc

git log --pretty=format:%aE | sort | uniq | while read email; do
  echo "Author: $email"
  git log --author="$email" --pretty=tformat: --numstat | awk '{add+=$1; del+=$2} END {printf "Added: %d, Deleted: %d\n\n", add, del}'
done

Outlook breaks button text because of its Word rendering engine. Instead of white-space:nowrap;, try: Add display:inline-block to the <a> tag. Set a min-width on the <td> (e.g. min-width:135px;). Use mso-line-height-rule:exactly; to prevent stacking issues. This keeps Gmail responsive while stopping Outlook from wrapping your two-word CTA button. Testing on real devices and clients is always recommended because Outlook and Gmail render emails very differently. We’ve solved similar quirks when building responsive email templates at Apponward.

for /F "tokens=1-3" %%a in ('wmic Path Win32_LocalTime Get Day^,Month^,Year') do (
   set /A "dayOfYear=%%a, month=%%b, leap=!(%%c%%4)*(((month-3)>>31)+1)" 2>NUL
)

Even with that problem, I just moved to create new emulator. Went into settings and selected cold boot instead of quick. This fixed the issue for me.

I've tried everything and in the past, never had similar issues with starting emulators like this. I guess combination of OS (Win11), laptop (Dell G16 7630) and its i7 processor is somehow causing this.

add

from __future__ import annotations

at the very beginning.

https://peps.python.org/pep-0563/

Yes that would be a best practice. While it is possible to use production ad unit in debug/test mode. It is not recommended as Google may flag you for reason of spam since in dev/test/debug environment, you are likely to test that ad unit many times over

It should be max-width, not max_width. See also: Using media queries.

Personally, refresh() and update() didn't do the trick for me. In my reactive variable declarations, I added the recompose=True argument found here. This gave me the update behavior I was looking for.

change the runtime in the runtime settings u can connect the rust

I have the same problem as you. Have you fixed it yet?

This question is still relevant in 2025 .. At least for vibe coding!

I developed a working demo with AI thanks to some of the info found in the thread.

https://github.com/boazmichaely/splitscreen-launch-demo

Thank you, hope this helps others!

Hangfire doesn't support multiple different code bases with a single database. Recurring job schedule isn't based on queue names, and is the same for all of these applications. So when Application A tries to enqueue a recurring job of Application B, but doesn't have the corresponding assembly, it will fail.

From https://github.com/HangfireIO/Hangfire/issues/2483

At least in 2025, setting the queues in the background job does not work for the recurring job. The applications still pick the jobs regardless the queue we specific

Did u solve the issue? I got same issue here…

Make sure the print utility you are using does not interpret newlines:

> printf "%s" '{ "name": ["hi\n", "there"] }' | jq .

or

> echo -E '{ "name": ["hi\n", "there"] }' | jq .

aws s3 cp --recursive <path/of/local_folder/> s3://<bucket_name>/

After getting help from @rfay in the ddev discord channel we were able to pin point the issues.

I'm using Linux - PopOs which is based in Ubuntu. I had initially installed using the script instead of using the package manager apt . So I uninstalled ddev and mkcert using the following commands:

sudo rm /usr/local/bin/ddev*

sudo rm /usr/local/bin/mkcert

I then followed the steps of installing through Debian/Ubuntu. Steps can be seen here.

After that, I checked the logs for traefik using the following commands:

ddev poweroff
ddev start
docker logs ddev-router

Which returned the following error message:

2025-08-26T16:37:30-03:00 ERR Cannot start the provider *file.Provider error="error adding file watcher: no space left on device"
172.22.0.1 - - [26/Aug/2025:19:37:56 +0000] "GET / HTTP/2.0" 404 19 "-" "-" 1 "-" "-" 0ms
172.22.0.1 - - [26/Aug/2025:19:37:56 +0000] "GET /favicon.ico HTTP/2.0" 404 19 "-" "-" 2 "-" "-" 0ms

I then followed the troubleshooting steps

By changing the max_user_watches then I was able to resolve the domain for my project.

def clean_text(s: str) -> str:
    s = s.lower()
    s = re.sub(r"https?://\S+|www\.\S+", " ", s)
    s = re.sub(r"[^a-z0-9'\s\.!\?]", " ", s)
    s = re.sub(r"\s+", " ", s).strip()
    return s

Make sure you have XAML Hot Reload enabled:

I think it was due to me renaming the skeletal mesh or skeleton, because when I reverted back to a commit before the renaming, the animations are playing in the sequencer fine with my custom character... I've read that renaming the skeletal mesh/skeletons can break the relationship between them and the animation sequences, so assuming it's something related to that.

There is a UI Setting (and the JSON equivalent, of course) precisely for this:

TypeScript: Go to Source Definition

def split_sentences(s: str):
    parts = re.split(r"[\.!\?]+", s)         # 1. split on ., !, or ? (one or more in a row)
    return [p.strip() for p in parts if p.strip()]  # 2. trim spaces and drop empty parts

The "Command SwiftCompile failed with a nonzero exit code" error in Xcode 16.2 indicates that the Swift compiler encountered an issue and exited with an error status during the build process. This is a general error and requires investigation to pinpoint the specific cause.

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Examine the Build Logs:

  • Navigate to the Report Navigator (left panel in Xcode).

  • Locate the failed build and open its logs.

  • Look for specific error messages or warnings preceding the "Command SwiftCompile failed" message. These details will often provide clues about the underlying problem.

For future travelers who happen upon this question in a desperate grasp at straws (like I did):

We have existing code (LWCs embedded in an Aura component) that has not been touched in a while, but on which we suddenly started to get a Component Error > Script Error that looks a lot like the OPs. This (thankfully) was only occurring in some sandboxes.

There seemed to be no rhyme or reason - in some sandboxes we had done recent dev work (but not on those components), but not in others. We finally discovered in the Setup Audit Trail where someone from Salesforce had checked Session Settings > Enable Content Delivery Network (CDN) for Lightning Component framework. (It appeared in the Audit Trail as A Salesforce employee changed 'AuraCDNPref' from 'false' to 'true' when using Manage Org Preferences.)

After unchecking Enable Content Delivery Network (CDN) for Lightning Component framework, we no longer got the Component Error.

Knowledge Article 005115596 (https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=005115596&type=1), titled, "Salesforce Lightning CDN Preference Auto Enablement" and which as of this writing is showing published 31 July 2025, indicates that Salesforce decided in their infinite wisdom to go around enabling this for everyone. In this article it states,

As this only impacts Salesforce owned content, we are enabling the org preference to be ON for customers that have the preference set to OFF. There is no required action that needs to be taken as this will be enabled by Salesforce.

I filed a Case, and in it said that I want to refute the "this only impacts Salesforce owned content" statement.

We found the RC of the issue.

• Somebody created a database object with the name SAME as schema name. Because of that, issue started occurring while calling database objects with schema name i.e. schema.procedure or schema.package.procedure.

• As a solution, 'that' object was dropped as it wasn't present in any other instances including prod & things are all set now. Thank you!

I added the DataKeyNames attribute to the GridView to ensure unique identifiers for each row are properly managed. Then, I used the null-conditional operator (?.) when accessing the TextBox controls, like this: string NumEmpleados = (row.FindControl("TextNumEmpleado") as TextBox)?.Text;. This way, if the TextBox is not found, the code won’t try to access the .Text property and will return null instead, avoiding the exception.

npm install --save-dev @types/jsonwebtoken

Nowadays, one would use Webpack's ProvidePlugin :)

Thanks to @C3roe for coming up with a great way to sort this. I wanted to show this answer marked complete.

$paypalData = array_values(array_filter($results['meta_data'], function($item) { return $item['key'] == '_ppcp_paypal_fraud_result'; }));

Excellent way to loop through array to find specific values.

@BenzyNeez It looks like this is now a known and as yet (Beta 8) unresolved issue (thanks if you raised it!):

Landscape Mode - Known Issues - Safe area, search bar alignment, and locations might be incorrect in landscape mode. (152365383)

I wanted to mention that I have also seen inconsistencies in iPad testing against the iPad Pro 11-inch simulator which sounded somewhat similar to your experience and I'm hoping have the same underlying cause. In my case on first load the top inset has been reduced unexpectedly and my toolbar title is in the safe area (compared with >18.3). But when I go back to the iPad home screen and then return to the app it magically fixes itself and the top safe area inset is being respected again. Mentioning here in case others come looking. I'll raise a new report if this doesn't get resolved when the above is fixed.

I accidentally typed r, b, g instead of r, g, b in find_closest_emoji

In MacOS settings (tested on Sequoia) one can search for "Allow applications to use developer tools". After adding Iterm to this list of apps, I didn't notice any delays when running my executables there for the first time after compilation. Same for VS Code. Hopefully, this answer will be helpful for others. :)

Have a look here:

There is an android bin as apk to download ... I have just tested... Not with a GoPro but with a DJI mini 2 se

... Vlc as viewer

https://www.happytimesoft.com/products/rtmp-server/index.html

For those attempting to send metrics when the user session ends, the MDN recommends to use the visibilitychange event:

  @HostListener('window:visibilitychange')
  onBeforeUnload(): void {
    if (this.document.visibilityState === 'hidden') {
      this.userSessionSpan.end();
    }
  }

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/pagehide_event

I just finished a library that does exactly this. its open source and highly performant:

example gallery, presets, and builder: reactnativeglow.com

code: https://github.com/realimposter/react-native-animated-glow

Very annoying keyboard accident.

Only solution that worked for me:

1. Expand the newly formed terminal column pane so you can see the tab bar .

2. Right click the tab bar anywhere there is no tab and you will have a context menu where "panel position" is an option.

@codechurn and bryanbcook are correct, but use iif condition would be easier and shorter to use:

• iif - Returns the second parameter if the first parameter evaluates to True, and the third parameter otherwise

Reference https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/process/expressions?view=azure-devops

For given question the solution could quite simple:
azure-pipelines.yml

variables: 
   namespaceName: $[ 
     iif(notIn(variables['var-a'], '', variables['noSuch']),
         $(var-a),
         $(var-b)
     )
   ]

Note: Using variables['noSuch'] as a value Null, because Null is a special literal expression that's returned from a dictionary miss, for example. Null can be the output of an expression but can't be called directly within an expression.

I had a similar issue in 2025, whereby the flexbox wasn't expanding to the right height. Moving veritcal-rl css to the child element (or create a div for it to be a child if text directly used in parent) fixed it for me.

Thanks for the help, for now I’ve come up with the following solution.

I created a shared package share with the following content:

package share

import (
    "context"
    "log/slog"
)

type loggerKeyType struct{}

var loggerKey = loggerKeyType{}

func LogWithContext(ctx context.Context, logger *slog.Logger) context.Context {
    if ctx == nil {
        ctx = context.Background()
    }
    return context.WithValue(ctx, loggerKey, logger)
}

func LoggerFromContext(ctx context.Context) *slog.Logger {
    logger, ok := ctx.Value(loggerKey).(*slog.Logger)
    if !ok {
        slog.Error("failed to retrieve logger from context")
        return slog.Default()
    }
    return logger
}

And I use it further like this:

// middleware

log = log.With("telegram_id", userTGID, "telegram_username", c.Sender().Username)
ctx = share.LogWithContext(ctx, log)

user, err := userRepo.FindByTelegramID(ctx, userTGID)

// repository

log := share.LoggerFromContext(ctx)

I’m not sure how applicable this is in real projects or what issues it might cause, but for now I’ll stick with this approach. Thanks, everyone.

<div formsappId="68adf8084536cde4d187e54c"></div>

<script src="https://forms.app/cdn/embed.js" type="text/javascript" async defer onload="new formsapp('68adf8084536cde4d187e54c', 'standard', {'width':'100vw','height':'600px'}, 'https://3881wbo6.forms.app');"></script>

Just started to experience this recently on our Betheme WP site. I add a column text block and when I paste into the editor on the VISUAL site the widget toggles to the EDIT side and places the similar html.

<span data-mce-type="bookmark" style="display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span>

If I then toggle back to VISUAL - the editor disappears- when then toggling to EDIT it duplicates the code again and again and again as I toggle back and forth. Page refresh fixes but then happens again with new blocks.

Having a developer look at it now.

You are on the right track here but with a slight misunderstanding. Not sure how you think it would increase it by 10 fold..

I was thinking of changing the ack mode to manual and commit after every batch no matter how long it takes (of course less than the max.poll.interval) but this will increase the # of offset commits by 10 fold

You don't have to commit all the messages in the batch. you only need to commit the last offset of the batch. Which means 1 commit per batch. If the way you process messages makes it lose the order, then you could retrieve the "max" offset of a batch and commit that at the end of batch processing. This approach is what I have used and works well.

I believe the deployment order (Linux) is based on the inode number or the webapp directory in /var/lib/tomcat9/webapps

try /var/lib/tomcat9/webapps# ls -li|grep -v war|sort -n
and see if that's the order webapps get deployed

Not sure how to change the inode number yet

300000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

In my case, the case of the package name in AndroidManifest.xml and google-services.json didn't match. For example com.company.App and com.company.app. Manually corrected the package name in google-services.json and everything worked.

You need to limit size from the server sending you the data for session api.

I have created a package for sip integration in react native app, named react-native-sip-smooth. I built it using Linphone SDK. It is so simple and easy, have written every single detail in the README.md file. Just install and use it in your mobile app. Do check it, this is gonna solve your problem.
Thank you
npmjs.com/package/react-native-sip-smooth
github.com/Ammar-Abid92/react-native-sip-smooth

I think this could be happening due to your server having a different domain and your localhost on a different domain.
This is mainly because your server is being treated as a third party and that wont be allowed to set cookie on your frontend.

In addition to @Frank Heikens’ answer, you can try adding triggers on each table to track information for writes since pg_stat_user_tables only provides counters but not timestamps.

To minimize overhead, you can use FOR EACH STATEMENT trigger instead of FOR ROW as it executes per command regardless of the number of rows. You can read more about the trigger behavior in this documentation or take a look at this Medium article about using triggers to track every insert, update, and delete.

Only option I see is to use typed configuration. Define and use appropriate data structures for your config. This itself will prevent the application from compiling, if wrong configurations are used. Most people go with 'any' data type for simplicity but there's your con over pro.

I faced same problem. Then solved with this way;

1- I created a Python file disable_console_log.py inside;

import os
os.environ["KIVY_NO_CONSOLELOG"] = "1"

2- Then I put this file in my folder which i compiling to .exe

3- Edited .spec file as;

runtime_hooks=["disable_console_log.py"],

But how is possible that kubectl client know all schemas for resources? I could install many CRDs throughout time without update kubectl cli.

k8s has 2 parts.. first - it has it's in-build schema for std objects, you even can download it if you have a working cluster (make sure your kubeconfig is correct):

kubectl proxy --port=8080 &
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/openapi/v2 > k8s_openapi_schema.json

and you also can list and download all CRDs, each of them will also have openAPI scheme.

it's possible to get that data and validate your resources. https://github.com/yannh/kubeconform?tab=readme-ov-file#limits-of-kubeconform-validation is a good example of how to do this

the only thing is - there are some extra checks that k8s does outside of checks based on openAPI. this link above provides a bit more info