Last fix allowed me to build an executable with no errors. But executable does not work. Will re-post as new problem

I decided to fill an issue on rails repo, here. It has been closed as duplicate of this one.

I guess there is no clear answer to my question as of today and when an answer will arise, it will come from the linked issue.

I just ran into this issue again on Xcode 16.3. Killing the simulator services fixed it for me.

sudo killall -9 com.apple.CoreSimulator.CoreSimulatorService

For anyone else that runs across this.... I have a series of tutorials on YouTube that cover getting started with Fanuc Focas in C#. It shows where to put the DLLs, how to use the provided fwlib32.cs file, and a bunch more information. https://youtu.be/sAjAmL73u54?si=f4dmqakA7yqVK9Cl is the Fanuc Focas playlist.

Line Input #1, read_string

with above line of code VBA might read the entire file as one long line, because it doesn't recognize the line breaks properly. it is due to line ending format selected as Unix (LF) in Notepad++.
instead of selecting Unix(LF) as line ending format select Windows(CR LF)

https://limewire.com/d/1aCRH#sfMTvHbUXf
Sorry. Only like this I can share vslogs.
I can't read logs

I finally found it. I did ask DO. They never answered. Turns out they have a total redirect to another folder using the app name.

util.checkForServerUpgrade('[email protected]:3306',{"password":"password","targetVersion":"8.0.27", "outputFormat":"JSON", "configPath":"/mysql/data/306/my.cnf"})

nitind had the answer, installing eclipse through their installer fixed everything

In a new posit session when opened the same project, I was able to activate the renv and create the Rprofile.

setwd("path/to/your/home/directory")  # Change to a directory where you have write access

# Activate renv
renv::activate()

file.create(".Rprofile")

After this the renv worked fine and I was also able to update the git repo.

# Restore the environment
renv::restore()

The description of your sources do not carry over to the models.

Conventionally, you should declare the descriptions of your models in the models/ folder in .yml files, as described here: https://docs.getdbt.com/reference/model-properties

One convention I have often seen is to have the yml files in each of the models subfolders, e.g.

models/intermediate/_int__models.yml
models/intermediate/int_some_model.sql

I assume this was a fixed bug since it no longer occurs with latest version of SAPUI5 1.133.0
https://jsfiddle.net/guillaume_hrc/7z5u94qe/32/

<script id='sap-ui-bootstrap' 
  type='text/javascript' 
  src="https://ui5.sap.com/1.133.0/resources/sap-ui-core.js" 
...
>

have you tried the following svg fill:red

For me after trying many possilbe "solutions", what worked out is to download from Microsoft store another distribution for WSL.

Specifically,I tried "Winch WSL" instead of "Ubuntu".

So, yes I lost Ubuntu but now wsl2 works like charm.

What fixed it for me, using pgAdmin PSQL tool on Windows was to ensure that forward slashes / are used instead of backslashes \, this command works:

\i C:/Users/Public/Documents/db.sql

I recommend an online tool that can help you convert SVG to ICO files. SVG to ICO

Typically collected automatically for all events, including custom events.Not necessarily needed to add explicitly as it is part of firebase's standard metadata collection

Watch the vertical helplines in the editor. pine coding is position sensitive - its important for the compiler at which position from left the coding starts, which will define if its a local block (on the line) or continuation (between the lines). I was confused a lot of times in the pine script beginning as well coming from other environments where that didnt even matter and was just for readability.

consider for ... in .. to loooooooop through the array.

hope this helps

Lex alone is not designed to dynamically handle open-ended questions without predefined utterances.
Here's how to capture arbitrary user questions and pass them to your Lambda function using a workaround approach:

1. Create a Catch-All Intent in Lex (e.g., FallbackIntent or CatchAllQuestionIntent).

2. Enable Lambda Fulfillment on that intent.

3. Extract User Input in Lambda and use it to search your knowledge base.

4. Respond Dynamically with the relevant answer.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Create a Catch-All Intent

Use this intent to catch anything that doesn't match other specific intents:

intents:
  - name: CatchAllQuestionIntent
    fulfillmentCodeHook:
      enabled: true
    sampleUtterances:
      - "I have a question"
      - "Can you tell me something?"
      - "What is {UserQuestion}"
      - "Tell me about {UserQuestion}"
      - "Explain {UserQuestion}"
    slots:
      - name: UserQuestion
        slotType: AMAZON.SearchQuery
        valueElicitationSetting:
          slotConstraint: Required
          promptSpecification:
            messageGroupsList:
              - message:
                  plainTextMessage:
                    value: "What would you like to know?"
            maxRetries: 2
          slotCaptureSetting: {}

2. Use the AMAZON.SearchQuery Slot Type

This allows the user to type in anything freely and captures their question as-is.

3. Pass to Lambda

In your Lambda function, extract the UserQuestion slot and query your knowledge base:

def lambda_handler(event, context):
    question = event['sessionState']['intent']['slots']['UserQuestion']['value']['interpretedValue']

    # Your logic to search the YAML-based knowledge base
    answer = search_kb(question)

    return {
        "sessionState": {
            "dialogAction": {
                "type": "Close"
            },
            "intent": {
                "name": event['sessionState']['intent']['name'],
                "state": "Fulfilled"
            }
        },
        "messages": [
            {
                "contentType": "PlainText",
                "content": answer
            }
        ]
    }

In VS Code you can add args to disable impeller.

Amazon replied to me and said the following:
"Please note that this shipment is created via Send to Amazon (Seller Central UI), and so the API updateShipmentTrackingDetails cannot be used to provide tracking details.

Please use Seller Central to update tracking details for this shipment, and use the updateShipmentTrackingDetails API only for API created shipments."

This explains why it doesn't work for all my shipments, but makes it even more confusing as to why they did work since all of our shipments are made in seller central UI.

Install the fusion middleware from https://www.oracle.com/tools/downloads/application-development-framework-downloads.html , go for the latest. set environment variables 1.oracle_home in the oracle_common folder, 2.set path for oracle_common\bin it has all the necessary modules like orapki and mkstore.

2. Handle Rate Limiting (403 Forbidden)

Stack Exchange API enforces rate limits. If you exceed the allowed requests, you may receive 403 Forbidden.

✅ Fix:

• Check response headers for "X-RateLimit-Remaining". If it’s 0, you must wait before making new requests.

• Reduce request frequency or implement exponential backoff (retry with increasing delay).

Example retry mechanism with WebClient:

java

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response.retryWhen(Retry.backoff(3, Duration.ofSeconds(2))) .subscribe(System.out::println);

Because docker image does not have a kernel like in virtual machine . in tools like vmware if we want to create a virtual machine we need an OS like (ubuntu ,redhat , centos ). To run a virtual machine we need an ISO image that contain full OS , its programs and mainly the kernel which manages the hardware.

NOTE : Docker container uses Host OS kernel to communicate with hardware.

HOST means the machine where the Docker container is running...

Same issue persits event after 3 node cluster,

Build Update:
Update 1 - Node A
update 2 - Node B

update 3 - Node C

not all queue in cluster are elected a leader, some showing this "?" as their status.

I would try with something different.
Here's the commands that I used when I was working with LLVM

• cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DLLVM_USE_LINKER=gold -DLLVM_TARGETS_TO_BUILD="<Insert Here your Backend>"

• make -j $(nproc)

Try `pydrake.common.yaml.yaml_dump_typed`.

I encountered a similar issue and, while I can't fully explain why this works, I found that switching from double quotes (") to single quotes (') when importing the component resolved the problem for me.

Instead of:

import SectionOne from "components/MainPage/SectionOne.vue";

Do:

import SectionOne from 'components/MainPage/SectionOne.vue';

It seems like a small change, but for some reason, it worked in my case. Hopefully, this can help someone else facing the same issue!

Ok something weird happened. I'm pretty sure it got stuck in a weird loop.

I removed the Cloudflare DNS record and removed the custom domain from GitHub.

Added it again on Cloudflare and then GitHub pages and it started working fine

same issue faced.

2025-04-01 12:36:17,934 [main] WARN  o.e.j.u.c.AbstractLifeCycle - FAILED ListenerHolder@6f6621e3{FAILED}: java.lang.IllegalStateException: No listener instance java.lang.IllegalStateException: No listener instance
    at org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ListenerHolder.doStart(ListenerHolder.java:61)

2025-04-01 12:36:17,934 [main] WARN  o.e.j.u.c.AbstractLifeCycle - FAILED ServletHandler@4aaae508{FAILED}: java.lang.IllegalStateException: No listener instance java.lang.IllegalStateException: No listener instance
    at org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ListenerHolder.doStart(ListenerHolder.java:61)
    at org.eclipse.jetty.util.component.AbstractLifeCycle.start(AbstractLifeCycle.java:73)
    

2025-04-01 12:36:17,934 [main] WARN  o.e.j.u.c.AbstractLifeCycle - FAILED ConstraintSecurityHandler@aaee2a2{FAILED}: java.lang.IllegalStateException: No listener instance java.lang.IllegalStateException: No listener instance
    at org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.ListenerHolder.doStart(ListenerHolder.java:61)
    what is the issue here

On the root of the application add a stream listener.

From the redirect function of go router add a future callback for the forbidden page based on business logic.

In the future callback add an event to the stream sink. Add a delay before adding the event to the sink.

The listener can be used to display the Forbidden Dialog/ Widget.

Not the best approch. but will work. Redirecting to forbidden still is the best way

ac、aacc、abc、aabbbbbcc，so，the answer is:

S -> aSc | X
X -> bX | ε

Thanks @Patryk, your comment helped me to think about one more step.

I am using Firestore as a database. During the firebase init hosting you need to change default settings.

ng build --configuration development
...
firebase init hosting
...
Configure as a single-page app (rewrite all urls to /index.html)?

Simplest way of solving the isse was to answer Yes to the above question during init.

Once I've answered "Y" firebase.json got updated with:

"rewrites": [
      {
        "source": "**",
        "destination": "/index.html"
      }
    ]

and it fixed the issue.

The folder %temp%\.net is needed because we are using native libraries (in our case the WebView2 component) in a single file deployment.

This folder is used to extract the native libraries from the single executable and load them into memory. More information on this can be found here: (Single-file deployment | Native libraries)[https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/single-file/overview?tabs=cli#native-libraries].

When you cast a float64 to an int it will just remove the fractional part. By adding 0.5 to the number you will get the behaviour of it rounding the number.

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
    fmt.Printf("roundInt(1.0): %v\n", roundInt(1.0))
    fmt.Printf("roundInt(1.4): %v\n", roundInt(1.4))
    fmt.Printf("roundInt(1.5): %v\n", roundInt(1.5))
    fmt.Printf("roundInt(11.9): %v\n", roundInt(11.9))
}

func roundInt(f float64) int {
    return int(f + .5)
}

Thank you very much for your answer which is clear and understandable. This can be one possible solution.

Nevertheless, with respect to the fact that we are talking about a unique distribution, I am still wondering whether there are other methods which generates random numbers from non-normal distributions.

I solved the problem by using Cloudflare's DNS in my Ubuntu desktop. I followed the steps mentioned in this article, under "Change DNS Nameserver via Network Settings" section. After this, the connection timeout issues disappeared.

I had similar problems and discovered a solution.

Start Excel in administrator mode. Find the actual executable excel.exe in Windows explorer, right-click it and select "Run as Administrator." If you don't see that option on the menu it may be that you aren't allowed to run as administrator. If that's the case, check with your IT Department if there is one. For me, this wou8ldn't work on the shortcuts in the start menu or elsewhere on my computer. I had to actually find the executable.

Once you have started excel in administrator mode, then open the file and try running your program again.

Note that out of the thousands of files I tried to delete, where I previously got this error, I still got a permission error on a few of them, so I know this isn't a 100% solution.

You need python 3.11, but it's probably also a good idea to create a new environment for this python version:

SOME_ENV_NAME=py311
conda create -n $SOME_ENV_NAME python=3.11 jupyter

See this related issue: Cannot install matplotlib in python 3.12

SELECT 
    substring(email_from FROM '.*<([^@]+@[^>]+)>') AS domain
FROM 
    my_table;

It will match any character before the "<" making it more flexible.

It also captures the full email address inside the < > and then then extracts the domain.

I had similar problems and discovered a solution.

Start Excel in administrator mode. Find the actual executable excel.exe in Windows explorer, right-click it and select "Run as Administrator." If you don't see that option on the menu it may be that you aren't allowed to run as administrator. If that's the case, check with your IT Department if there is one. For me, this wou8ldn't work on the shortcuts in the start menu or elsewhere on my computer. I had to actually find the executable.

Once you have started excel in administrator mode, then open the file and try running your program again.

Note that out of the thousands of files I tried to delete, where I previously got this error, I still got a permission error on a few of them, so I know this isn't a 100% solution.

I had similar problems and discovered a solution.

Start Excel in administrator mode. Find the actual executable excel.exe in Windows explorer, right-click it and select "Run as Administrator." If you don't see that option on the menu it may be that you aren't allowed to run as administrator. If that's the case, check with your IT Department if there is one. For me, this wou8ldn't work on the shortcuts in the start menu or elsewhere on my computer. I had to actually find the executable.

Once you have started excel in administrator mode, then open the file and try running your program again.

Note that out of the thousands of files I tried to delete, where I previously got this error, I still got a permission error on a few of them, so I know this isn't a 100% solution.

The reactor.netty.http.client.PrematureCloseException: Connection prematurely closed BEFORE response error usually occurs when the server closes the connection before sending a complete response. Additionally, receiving 403 Forbidden or 401 Unauthorized suggests authentication or permission-related issues when interacting with the Stack Overflow API.

Possible Causes and Fixes:

1. Check Your Authentication Header

Ensure you're correctly passing the authentication token. If you're using an API key, it should be included as a query parameter or header. Example:

java

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WebClient webClient = WebClient.builder() .baseUrl("https://api.stackexchange.com/2.3") .defaultHeader(HttpHeaders.USER_AGENT, "YourAppName") .build(); Mono<String> response = webClient.get() .uri(uriBuilder -> uriBuilder .path("/questions") .queryParam("order", "desc") .queryParam("sort", "activity") .queryParam("site", "stackoverflow") .queryParam("key", "YOUR_API_KEY") // Ensure this is correct .build()) .retrieve() .bodyToMono(String.class); response.subscribe(System.out::println);

You can do the same in GUI:

Being in Disk you want to delete, go to Settings -> Disk Export and click "Cancel export" button.

Explanation: ^: Anchors the match to the start of the string.

([a-zA-Z0-9_.+-])+: Matches one or more characters in the local part of the email (before the @ symbol). This allows letters (both lowercase and uppercase), digits, underscores, periods, plus signs, and hyphens.

@: Matches the literal "@" symbol.

(([a-zA-Z0-9-])+.)+: Matches the domain part of the email. The domain name can consist of letters, digits, and hyphens, followed by a period . (dot). The + outside the parentheses allows multiple segments (e.g., example.com, sub.domain.co.uk).

([a-zA-Z0-9]{2,4})+: Matches the top-level domain (TLD), such as .com, .org, or .co.uk. This part allows 2 to 4 alphanumeric characters, which generally matches common TLDs.

$: Anchors the match to the end of the string.

Potential Improvements: This regex is decent for basic email validation but has a few limitations:

It does not allow for newer TLDs that may contain more than 4 characters (e.g., .photography has 11 characters).

It might not handle international characters or more complex email formats.

It does not account for some edge cases, such as email addresses with quoted strings or comments.

For a more comprehensive email validation, you could consider using specialized email validation libraries (in many programming languages) that conform to the full specification of valid email formats.

for ppl that have come here recently, and will, here is the correct link to the API ref

https://www.ursinaengine.org/api_reference.html#mouse

I am facing a similar issue
Were you able to resolve it? Any help on this would be appreciated

For me the issue was having selected Mixed platform in the solution platforms dropdown. Actually selecting a specific platform made the designer work for me.

Did you succeed to do what you described above?

I know this is ancient but just in case there's anyone out there trying to do the same thing, this method will do exactly what you want and update it in the interface also:

from maya import mel


def set_layer_visibility(layer: str = "", visibility: bool = True):
    c = f'setDisplayLayerVisibility("{layer}", {int(visibility)})'
    mel.eval(c)

You use it like:

set_layer_visibility(layer="YourLayerName", visibility=True)

It sounds like you don't have anything listening for and terminating TLS traffic. So even though you have port 443 open, there's nothing on your EC2 instance handling the traffic (assuming "only using PM2 or nodemon").

Even if you're using nginx - ACM issued certs aren't exportable so that can't be configured to terminate your TLS traffic using an ACM issued cert.

To use an ACM issued cert you'll need to integrate with a compatible service. For example, you could deploy an Application Load Balancer, have that terminate your TLS traffic, and forward web traffic on to your EC2 instance. You'll also then be able to move your EC2 instance into a private subnet rather than exposing it directly to the internet.

Does anybody has a answer since 2020?

Do you use a proxy as I think it needs IPV6 and are you on a vpn as we have issues with cisco vpn breaking the routing apparently still looking into it?

Your pipeline fails because pages job doesn't do anything like the error says. As it looks like you're following this guide or something similar, you can just remove that pages job from the pipeline.

In VSC, Open Settings (Ctrl + ,).

Search for editor.language.comment.

Click Edit in settings.json and add:

"[scss]": {
    "editor.comments.insertSpace": true,
    "editor.comments.blockComment": ["/*", "*/"]
}

Save and restart VSC.

In my case a prebuild made the update on Info.plist successfully:

npx expo prebuild --platform ios                                                                                                                                             

Try following steps

• Edit configuration file

 sudo nano /etc/gdm3/custom.conf   

• Uncomment #[Name of the Application ]Enable=false

sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3

• Reboot

ctrl + alt + backspace or just reboot

I found following answer from a colleague

If your application is a high volume production system and generates logs exceeding several hundred KiB/s you should consider to switch to another method.

For example Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) provides default log throughput of at least 100 KiB/s per node, which can scale up to 10 MiB/s on underutilized nodes with sufficient CPU resources. However, at higher throughputs, there is a risk of log loss.

Check your log throughput in the Metrics explorer and based on that you can roughly have a recommendation:

It’s a balancing act. Sometimes writing code compactly makes it harder to follow, and that’s when it becomes counterproductive. However, writing code that’s too long or too broken up with small methods can make it difficult to get the overall picture.

I see both perfectly readable, but you should always follow the rules of your enviroment, then your own, then you can follow the warnings.

I saw that you opened an issue and Jim Ingham has fixed this bug. If you urgently need to use this feature in the current lldb version, you can refer to the temporary stop-hook I wrote to solve this problem:

https://github.com/chenhuimao/HMLLDB/blob/997ab70dd404a3d9f7de57d472d58e9fe72ba1c3/commands/HMStopHook.py#L35

Hi @Johan Rincon did your problem resolve because i'm facing the same issue could you please help me.

To check the access token validity in general you can also use gh CLI. For me the https endpoints where disabled in my internal github.

gh auth login --hostname <enterprise.github> --with-token <<<"ghp_YOUR_TOKEN"

This worked easily. Delete unfortunately is not possible with CLI.

You cannot perform operations between a standard array and object datatype in python.

Python is awkward. Therefore, there is a python library called awkward , it can easily convert object to arrays. This would make them compatible for the operation you want to perform.

Spark now supports the ilike (case insensitive LIKE) statement since version 3.3.0.

You should be able to use your command:

results = spark.sql("select * from df_sql_view where name ILIKE '%i%'")

The workaround is to comment out the lines after:

$issues = array();

/**

...

**/

in /vendor/composer/platform_check.php

or have a PHP version > 8.1 in my case (not PHP Cli), when you run update-alternatives --config php.

Don't miss to run php -v to be sure

This is a bug following a reinstallation of Composer after a bug with PHP Stan or PHP Unit (installation via composer require...). I need to check my Twig files, which are in 500, probably but not only sure, due to a package upgrade, when I changed my PHP version and ran composer update then composer update --ignore-reqs.

print screen I tried to add in the debug configurations -> maven command line arguments -> -DskipASTValidation and it worked

I've had similar issues with converting to PDBs from AF3 cif files. Regardless, you can try using PyMol or ChimeraX. The former has python libraries, so you can batch convert if you have a lot of files. I'm unsure if this will be any better than OpenBabel though - I suspect there is information missing from the cif to make some of the other file types.

to handle both cases you can do-

allowed_extensions = request.POST.getlist("allowed-extension[]") or request.POST.get("allowed-extensions", "").split(",")
allowed_extensions = [ext.strip() for ext in allowed_extensions if ext.strip()]  # this will clean up your white space

In PHP 8.4 you can just use request_parse_body().

It's helpful to consult the documentation. YYYY-MM

Since attachments like images and pdfs have a URL I have searched for terms within the URL like "user-attachments" or "githubusercontent", with some success

I finally got it working. For people that experience the same issues here are my detailed settings and requests.:

Public Client: app
Confidential Client: bridge

Grant permissions according to this manual: https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/token-exchange#_internal-token-to-internal-token-exchange

For public to public exchange:

curl -X POST \
--location 'https://mykeycloakurl.com/realms/myrealm/protocol/openid-connect/token' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
--data-urlencode 'client_id=app' \
--data-urlencode 'grant_type=urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:token-exchange' \
--data-urlencode 'requested_token_type=urn:ietf:params:oauth:token-type:refresh_token' \
--data-urlencode 'scope=<scope to be included>' \
--data-urlencode 'subject_token=<user app token>'

For public to confidential (should be handled by a backend system to protect the client secret):

curl -X POST \ 
--location 'https://mykeycloakurl.com/realms/myrealm/protocol/openid-connect/token' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' \
--data-urlencode 'client_id=bridge' \
--data-urlencode 'client_secret=ytN5ZmXorCo3772yXAVXNIbualdYtvtm' \
--data-urlencode 'grant_type=urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:token-exchange' \
--data-urlencode 'requested_token_type=urn:ietf:params:oauth:token-type:refresh_token' \
--data-urlencode 'subject_token=<user app token>'

Important the requests are POST.
And if you want to downgrade the scopes like @Gary Archer said you also need to manage the Scope policies accordingly. You can also specify a scope when exchanging public to confidential.

There are online tools like exceltochart.com that can easily add vertical lines to scatter plots. Simply use the "Reference Line Settings" option to create vertical lines at specific x-values.

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. We’ve addressed it internally and will notify you once the fix is released. Initially, it will be available as part of the nightly builds.

It's hard to tell without details, it could be anything really. A few suggestions:

1. Try running or building the app, maybe your underlying android app hasn't been synced yet

2. Try opening the android dir in Android Studio as an android project. This will give you more insights on the android dev side. Maybe you are missing some android SDK

3. As suggested above, try running flutter upgrade. This may help, although it's not necessarily the fix

If you make that inside SolidWorks, i.e. as a SolidWorks macro, then there is the following possiblity:

• add PDMWorks Enterprise ??? Type Library in Tools/References
• define vault as IEdmVault5, not as Object
• define file as IEdmFile, not as Object
• call GetFileFromPath without the second parameter (it may still work without the second parameters, but I did not test. At least it must be defined as correct PDM type (IEdmFolder5) istead of Object)

Have you tried clearing the cache in ~/.cache/jdtls? Have you confirmed that your workspace directories are valid? Just some ideas that will hopefully help

– Kyle F. Hartzenberg

This answer did work for me.

force udp roter open port router udp

I think for delta table we need to give starting version or a starting timestamp so that it does not read all versions every time.

spark.readStream
  .option("startingTimestamp", "2018-10-18")
  .table("user_events")

spark.readStream
  .option("startingVersion", "5")
  .table("user_events")

In addition to that adding skipChangeCommits to true should help fix your issue.
https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/structured-streaming/delta-lake#specify-initial-position
https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/structured-streaming/delta-lake#ignore-updates-and-deletes

Nothing worked for me while running iOS 15.5, although I found a (ridiculous) workaround.

I put the text I needed as plain text files in my computer's iCloud folder. Then I opened the simulator, I logged in iCloud inside the simulator, and I opened my iCloud folder using the "Archives" app.

Absolutely ridiculous workaround, but it did the trick.

I am also facing same issue. Have you got the resolution ?

you can save source as string and options as uint
looks like uint8 is enough for options:
https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Regexp.html#method-i-options

and here is method to create reg exp by source and options:
https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Regexp.html#method-c-new

r = Regexp.new('foo') # => /foo/
r.source              # => "foo"
r.options             # => 0

Regexp.new('foo', 'i')  # => /foo/i
Regexp.new('foo', 'im') # => /foo/im

Waterline sometimes fetch extra rows due to pagination logic or caching. Can you please check once by this, are you getting expected data or not!

const result = await db.awaitQuery("SELECT * FROM movies LIMIT 2"); console.log(result);

Amadeus is a global distribution system (GDS) used by travel agencies and airlines like American Airlines to manage bookings, reservations, and ticketing. It helps streamline operations, offering real-time access to flight information, availability, and pricing for American Airlines flights.

For assistance, call +1(888)-889-2015, and Hawaiian Airlines’ customer service team will guide you through the cancellation process.

https://americanairtravel.com/hawaiian-airlines-flight-cancellation-and-refund-policy/

Applying the Refined Model to *(ptr + 1) = *ptr;

Let's break it down with int arr[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; and int *ptr = arr; (so ptr points to arr[0]).

Evaluate RHS (*ptr):

The expression *ptr is on the RHS, so we need its rvalue.

First, evaluate ptr. ptr is a variable (an lvalue). In an rvalue context, it undergoes lvalue conversion. ⟦ptr⟧ → <address of arr[0]>.

Now evaluate *<address of arr[0]>. The * operator (dereference) reads the value at the given address.

⟦*ptr⟧ → 1 (the value stored in arr[0]). So, value_R is 1.

Evaluate LHS (*(ptr + 1)):

The expression *(ptr + 1) is on the LHS, so we need to find the location it designates (an lvalue).

First, evaluate the expression inside the parentheses: ptr + 1.

ptr evaluates to its value: ⟦ptr⟧ → <address of arr[0]>.

1 evaluates to 1.

Pointer arithmetic: ⟦<address of arr[0]> + 1⟧ → <address of arr[1]>. (The address is incremented by 1 * sizeof(int)).

Now evaluate the * operator applied to this address, in an lvalue context. The expression *<address of arr[1]> designates the memory location at that address.

⟦*(ptr + 1)⟧ → location corresponding to arr[1]. So, location_L is the memory slot for arr[1].

Store:

Store value_R (which is 1) into location_L (the memory for arr[1]).

The effect is that arr[1] now contains the value 1. The array becomes {1, 1, 3, 4, 5}.

Your original model was mostly correct but incomplete regarding the LHS of assignment. The LHS isn't ignored; it is evaluated, but its evaluation yields a location (lvalue), not necessarily a data value like the RHS. Expressions like *p or arr[i] or *(ptr + 1) can be lvalues – they designate specific, modifiable memory locations. Evaluating them on the LHS means figuring out which location they designate, potentially involving calculations like pointer arithmetic.

Think of it this way:

RHS Evaluation: "What is the value?"

LHS Evaluation: "What is the destination address/location?"

I also tried to make my own asset that would allow the user to draw decals on 3D objects in Unity during runtime. I had to read books about shaders and mathematics, but the result was successful:

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/vfx/shaders/mesh-decal-painter-pro-312820

You can check it, source code is fully available inside asset package.

The problem was with the MSBuild version used by the workflows. I believe its SDKs are independant from the OS's SDKs, so it was not targeting the newer SDKs even though they are installed on the OS.

MSBuild is shipped with Visual Studio Built Tools 2022, which in our case was the outdated culprit.

Updating it allowed me to publish dotnet 8 apps via workflows successfully.

Thanks Jason Pan for the comment suggesting I do a version check from within the workflow. That revealed the missing SDKs.

In addition to @sj95126's comment.

What does the deconstruct method do:

... - in particular, what arguments to pass to __init__() to re-create it.

For example, in our HandField class we’re always forcibly setting max_length in __init__(). The deconstruct() method on the base Field class will see this and try to return it in the keyword arguments; thus, we can drop it from the keyword arguments for readability:

Consider the following examples:

from django.db import models

class ModelOne(models.Model):
    hand = HandField(max_length=50)

class ModelTwo(models.Model):
    hand = HandField()

So, whether you pass max_length or not, the value is same for
ModelOne and ModelTwo because it has already been pre-defined
in the __init__ initialiser.

It is dropped for readability. Dropping it or not doesn't matter
because it is always defined in __init__.

I haven't solved the problem, but I found a workaround that works well:

react-native-dropdown-picker

I attempted to use substring() with regex but haven't found the best approach.

Here’s an SQL query that partially works:

SELECT substring(email_from FROM '<[^@]+@([^>]+)>') AS domain
FROM my_table;

For the input Lucky kurniawan <[email protected]>, it correctly returns:

hotmail.com

How would you solve this, I have similar problem but hard to find the answer ?

Encrypt the private key using AES-256 and store it securely within the tool. Decrypt it only in memory when executing Plink, ensuring it is never written to disk. Use secure memory buffers and immediately wipe the key after use to prevent exposure.

Follw below steps to solve this issue :

1. Click on Android studio setting option
2. click on Build, Execution, Deployment
3. Click on Build tools
4. Click on Gradle
5. check the gradle JDK is available or not
6. If you click on option of Gradle JDK dropdown else get the option that you will get on botton Download JDK
7. According to your requirment kindly download the JDK

Even though the status is WORKING, Amazon might require the shipment to be in a different state before allowing tracking details.

Try checking the shipment status again using GET /inbound/v1/shipments/{shipmentId}. If it's in CLOSED or another unexpected state, that could be the issue.

I spent some time researching the topic, and I found that package:

lsblk package - github.com/dell/csi-baremetal/pkg/base/linuxutils/lsblk - Go Packages

It has Apache2 license and seems maintained.

Another possibilty is, if you are using SSO, you have not specified the profile of the account your are trying to authenticate against.

Just add --profile <<yourprofile>> to the aws ecr get-login-password command to resolve the issue

"@react-navigation/drawer": "^6.7.2", "@react-navigation/material-top-tabs": "^6.6.14", "@react-navigation/native": "^6.1.18", "@react-navigation/native-stack": "^6.11.0",

Have you tried updating these?

Tried your solution but it doesn't work on my side, I got this error: error TS2559: Type '(args: any) => { props: any; template: string; }' has no properties in common with type 'Story'. export const WithData: Story = args => ({

Sounded promising though.

Yes, Amazon FBA warehouses can work with the Domestic Backup Warehouse workflow, but with some considerations.

Amazon FBA is designed to handle storage, packing, and shipping for sellers using its fulfillment network. However, if you're using a Domestic Backup Warehouse, it typically functions as an additional inventory storage location outside Amazon’s fulfillment network.

Here’s how they can work together:

• Inventory Buffering – A Domestic Backup Warehouse can store excess inventory, allowing you to replenish FBA warehouses as needed, preventing stockouts.

• Cost Optimization – Since FBA storage fees can be high, keeping overflow stock in a third-party warehouse and shipping to FBA in batches can reduce costs.

• Multi-Channel Fulfillment – If you sell on platforms beyond Amazon, a backup warehouse can fulfill orders from other sales channels while keeping your FBA stock dedicated to Amazon.

• FBA Restock Compliance – Amazon has strict inventory limits and restock rules; using a Domestic Backup Warehouse ensures smoother inventory replenishment.

Key Considerations:

• Ensure your backup warehouse can quickly ship inventory to FBA when needed.

• Amazon has specific labeling and prep requirements—your warehouse should comply with these before shipping to FBA.

• If you enroll in Amazon’s Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF), FBA can fulfill non-Amazon orders, reducing the need for a backup warehouse.

If your goal is to efficiently manage inventory, lower FBA fees, and maintain stock availability, integrating a Domestic Backup Warehouse with FBA can be a smart strategy!

Credit to Michal for pointing out the extra comma in my function call. Removing it has made this function call work perfectly.

I find it frustrating that they haven't added a function that converts a normal reference to one with the sliced rows omitted. Having to use such a clunky workaround is nothing short of ridiculous.