Go to the latest Oracle Official Version for download, at this time of this answer is Dec 19 2024 https://www.oracle.com/tools/downloads/jdeveloper-14c-downloads.html#

In Mac ensure in Privacy & Security Allow Application to be opened.

In my case, my GitHub App was (intentionally, expectedly) modifying a GitHub Action YML file and I had to grant the App "Read and write" to Actions at the repository level under App -> Developer settings -> Permissions & events.

Then in .github/workflows/my-workflow.yml that I was running to edit the Action, I added the following:

permissions:
    actions: write

Clarifying what @Charles wrote…

You don't need to read or extfmt the message SFL. Write the message SFLCTL, then extfmt your data SFLCTL.

Program 1

Write a program to print Hello in Dart.

void main() {

print('Hello, Dart!’);

}

I'm not aware of a way to deliberately open the Debug Console upon starting a test, but you can instruct VS Code not to open the Test Results pane with the setting testing.automaticallyOpenTestResults.

"testing.automaticallyOpenTestResults": "neverOpen"

With the value of neverOpen, if the Debug Console is already open when you start the tests, it will continue to stay open instead of switching to the Test Results pane.

SEO services aim to improve a website’s organic rankings in search engines. Unlike Google Ads, SEO focuses on long-term strategies like content creation, keyword optimization, link building, and improving website structure and user experience.

Good SEO helps your website rank higher naturally without paying for each click.

Advantages of SEO:

• Long-Term Benefits: Once your website ranks well, it can continue to attract traffic for months or even years with minimal ongoing costs.

• Cost-Effective: Although SEO takes time and investment upfront, the ongoing cost per visitor is lower compared to paid ads.

• Trust and Credibility: Users often trust organic results more than paid advertisements.

• Higher Click-Through Rates (CTR): Studies show that organic listings generally receive more clicks than paid ads.

• Improved User Experience: SEO improves your website’s structure, making it faster, mobile-friendly, and easier to navigate.

Disadvantages of SEO:

• Takes Time: SEO is a long-term strategy. It can take months to see significant results.

• Constant Updates: Search engines update their algorithms frequently, and SEO strategies must adapt.

• Competition: Achieving top rankings can be difficult, especially in highly competitive industries.

There is no inheritance in resource dictionaries, only replacements. Resource dictionary is completely flat structure. When created merged dictionaries goes first in order they are declared. Dictionaries declared later on the list have access to things declared in dictionaries that goes before them. They can also replace that things. Things declared at dictionary level have access (and may replace) things declared in merged dictionaries.

So you can reference things from merged dictionaries, but in opossed way you were thinking.

SwiftUI provides functionality for ScrollView like so

ScrollView( .horizontal ) {
    <#Your Body Here#>
}

As @mklement0 suggested, Selenium did the trick

If I'm reading this correctly, the issue is the formatting, your correct in your guess.

 const authorizationHeader = req.headers.authorization || '';
    const idToken = authorizationHeader.startsWith('Bearer ')
      ? authorizationHeader.split('Bearer ')[1]
      : null;

This part of your code will return as the value for idToken as either a 'Bearer ' stripped id, or null.

If you passed in your test case value you use:

$idTokenDirect = "eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IjNmO..." # Pasted full, verified token

Then I think what this would do is set idToken to null. And that would explain why you're seeing what you're seeing.

Now if you sent in a

'Bearer eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6IjNmO...' 

style, you should get the 'eyJhG....' stuff as element 1, like your code implies, as the value for idToken.

However, I don't see you prepending 'Bearer ' back in front of the idToken ever, and you do use this in your testing script.

Seems like this is the disconnect between the two flows? If you need "Bearer " in the auth call, then perhaps reverse the testing at the top to see if it's missing and add it, instead of stripping it off if it exists?

Explain more. Do You do it from multiple client?
Put your script.

I’ve noticed that when overflow: clip is removed, the click event works as expected in Chrome. It seems that overflow: clip is preventing the click events from being triggered correctly on the 3D cube faces.

did you find a way ?? to keep the mic open

import win32gui
import win32api
import time

#Размер экрана
window_width = 1920
window_height = 1080

#Цвет прицела
red = win32api.RGB(255, 0, 0)

#Размер прицела (ЦЕЛОЕ ЧИСЛО)
aim_width = 6
aim_height = 6

#Переменная корректировки центра прицела если в игре он смещё например из-за оконного режима
Error_rate_x=0
Error_rate_y=-8

#CONST Получает контекст устройства для окна.
dc = win32gui.GetDC(0)

#CONST Центр экрана
x = window_width/2
y = window_height/2

#CONST Начало прицела
aim_width_start = x-(aim_width/2)+Error_rate_x
aim_height_start = y-(aim_height/2)+Error_rate_y

#Рисуем на экране
while True:
    #Рисуем прицел
    for i in range (aim_width):
        for ii in range (aim_height):
            win32gui.SetPixel(dc, int(aim_width_start+i), int(aim_height_start+ii), red)


    #time.sleep(0.05) #Добавить задержку, если тормозит

Looks like this has been deprecated. I am running into this issue. Status Code: 400

Response JSON:

{'error': {'message': '(#12) Deprecated for versions v21.0 or higher', 'type': 'OAuthException', 'code': 12, 'fbtrace_id': 'AndIh_bejDKGO0yCNALbvVQ'}}

I'm having the same problem with

<InputFile OnChange="LoadFile" />

My handler

private async Task LoadFile(InputFileChangeEventArgs e)
{
    throw new Exception();
}

is not throwing anything.

I also tried a "synchronous" handler which is not working either :

private void LoadFile(InputFileChangeEventArgs e)
{
    throw new Exception();
}

I want the exception to be handled by an ErrorBoundary but the one from the InputFile never gets there when the exception thrown by the Button clic does...

I think Keimeno's answer best explains but the alternative provided did not work for me I found this link gives this the same idea in a different way to code: https://github.com/pmndrs/zustand/discussions/2748

import {useShallow} from 'zustand/shallow';
    
const [isLoading, setLoading] = useLoadingStore(useShallow((state) => [ state.loading, state.setLoading]));

Thanks for the helpful answers! I'm curious—if we use something like sleep infinity to keep a pod running, is there a better or more Kubernetes-native approach to achieve the same thing without relying on placeholder commands?

Please note:

    $YourString = '"/X' $id1 '/QN KLPASSWD=randompass'""

See @dennis's answer for better understanding.

If randompass contains spaces, you must enclose it in quotes, see @maximilian-burszley's comment.

The simplest way to use the ArgumentList parameter is to treat it as an array and not as a string. This makes it easier to debug any exceptions.

    $ParameterArgumentList =
        '/X',
        $id1,
        '/QN',
        'KLPASSWD=randompass'

The code excerpt would be:

    (Start-Process msiexec.exe -ArgumentList $ParameterArgumentList -Wait).ExitCode  

To display your array:

    Write-Output -InputObject $ParameterArgumentList

The easiest way to fix this is to not use the COPROC[0] and COPROC[1[ file descriptor. redirect the coprocs stdin / stdout to anonymous pipes.

{ coproc {  loopedElapsedTimeCalculation 'IS_COP'; } <&$fd0 >&$fd1 2>&$fd2; } {fd0}<><(:) {fd1}<><(:) {fd2}>&2

while read -r -u $fd1; do
...
done

you can then send the coproc stuff by writing to &$fd0 (if needed) and read the output by reading from &$fd1

To make parallel execution really easy and efficient, id suggest checking out my forkrun utility. It uses persistent bash coprocs under the hood. You can even set it up to be a persistent async process that you send commands to and itll run them on demand and then quietly wait for more. e.g., something like

{ coproc fr {
    forkrun -N <&$fd0 >&$fd1 2>&$fd2;
  }
} {fd0}<><(:) {fd1}<><(:) {fd2}>&2

echo "loopedElapsedTimeCalculation 'IS_COP'" >&$fd0
# do stuff while that runs
read -r -u $fd1 output

You can do this: count(get_resources())

Running into same issue. Not using create_react_agent() to create the agent though. Passed the state_schema to the StateGraph(). But still getting a KeyError.

Spending a lot of time debugging instead of coding features!

I solved my problem. I WAS writing to the workbook, just not in the cells I expected. Thanks for some input, always looking to learn more.

Since there are no visible errors or console logs, the best approach is to isolate the issue by incrementally disabling parts of your app.

1. ❌ Removed the invalid top-level name: inspecto

2. ✅ instead use version: "3.8"

composeTestRule.setContent {
    DeviceConfigurationOverride(
        DeviceConfigurationOverride.Locales(LocaleList("es-ES"))
    ) {

As per https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/compose/testing/common-patterns#test_different_device_configurations

and I have been able to create the message box, but when this box appears the loop stops and it doesn't continue untill the user clicks de OK button. Is there a way to show a message box without stopping the script?

Yes. You can do by changing Timer to 0.15 instead of 15.0

Snippet(re-modified)

import random
import ctypes
import threading

# Global variable to hold the state
estado = ""

def contador():
    global estado  # Declare estado as global to modify it
    aleatorio = random.randint(1, 11) * 5
    print(aleatorio)
    if aleatorio == 55:
        estado = "Red"
        ctypes.windll.user32.MessageBoxW(0, estado, u"Error", 0)
    elif aleatorio == 30:
        ctypes.windll.user32.MessageBoxW(0, 'Green', u"Error", 0)
    
    # Restart the timer
    t = threading.Timer(0.15, contador)
    t.start()

contador()

Screenshot:

When 55 is the aleatorio. Red will appear in the MessageBoxW.

When 30 is the aleatorio. Green will appear in the MessageBoxW.

In case you are using the older algorithm associated with legacy ASP.NET to hash your passwords, you may have to do:

return result == PasswordVerificationResult.Success || result == PasswordVerificationResult.SuccessRehashNeeded;

How to fix Failed to resolve: com.github.bumtech.glide:glide:4.12.0 in build.gradle.kts (Module :app) ?

Hmm, I guess the documentation is just a little confusing.

{
      "name": "scrollDomainStart", "init":"initialScrollStart",
      "on": [
        {
          "events": {"signal": "scrollTimer"},
          "update": "scrollRun ? scrollDomainStart + 60000 : scrollDomainStart"
        }
      ]
    }

init does work fine as the update is within the event handler rather than the properties of the signal.

testingTesting this question and posting to see how it looks Testing this question and posting to see how it looks

Thanks for the discussion! I’d like to ask—if a PR comment is marked as resolved but not by the author or the person who made the comment, is there any way to track who exactly resolved it, especially in platforms like GitHub?

You can hash the password before it gets stored in your database, and then use the same hashing algorithm to compare passwords. This way you (and all network admins) won't be able to see their plaintext passwords, and neither will anyone who gets into your database.

I used a USB-C to HDMI adapter and plugged it into an old high-def TV. The adapter included USB-A ports for a keyboard and a memory stick so I was able to get what I needed from my dead phone.

try to add a number on it if you have multiple GPUs. It should start at 0 (I think)

Try something like x.to("cuda:1")

It's now possible to configure UMIs as subjects in federated identity credentials.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/workload-id/workload-identity-federation-config-app-trust-managed-identity

Use Elasticsearch and its attachmment processor (based on Apache Tika) see the following link https://www.elastic.co/docs/reference/enrich-processor/attachment

in my case the error was this:

C:\Users\fredd\.gradle\caches\8.10.2\transforms\2d8a2d75abb4f712781589a914e5f386\metadata.bin (El sistema no puede encontrar el archivo especificado)

Then, to fix this problem, I open the windows explorer going to this path:

C:\Users\fredd\.gradle\caches\8.10.2

then I deleted the "transforms" directory, but before I closed the Android Studio, then I deleted, it.

After you deleted it, re-open the android studio and now you project will be ready again.

cheers!

The problem was a square braket ] closed to earyl in

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Have you tried setting mode to 'reschedule' (rather than the default 'poke')?

Flutter still trying to locate and use your old JDK version (17.0.13), even though you've updated to 17.0.15.

How to fix it:

1. Go to preferences

2. Click on Build, Execution, Deployment > Build tools > Gradle

3. Choose the right JDK on Gradle JDK

4. If the correct path is not listed, you might need to ADD the JDK

OK, time to answer my own question with what happened so that future Andrews who might also have this problem know how to solve it:

The hardware that we were running Tableau Server on was quite old (budget constraints) so the scheduled cleanup jobs weren't running properly. Extracts that were old and were supposed to get deleted weren't getting deleted.

I discovered this by querying the PostgreSQL database on the Tableau server itself, seeing which extracts were present in the database, and comparing that to the files that existed on the hard drive. IIRC, the files were named with GUIDs, and stored like Squid stores it's files, in subdirectories "00" to "FF" in the \data\TabSvc\DataEngine\Extract directory.

So I created a C# program to query the internal Postgres database, get a list of extracts, iterate over the files in the extract subdirectories, and delete whatever GUIDs weren't in the database. PLEASE NOTE THAT WHEN WE MIGRATED TO NEWER HARDWARE WITH A FASTER CPU, THIS WAS NO LONGER AN ISSUE, OLD EXTRACTS WERE BEING HARVESTED (yes, they call it "harvest" or "harvesting" old extracts) CORRECTLY.

For reference, the table was "public.extracts" (or something like that, consult Tableau's documentation for your specific version):
https://tableau.github.io/tableau-data-dictionary/2025.1/data_dictionary.htm#public.extracts_anchor

For me it was PureVPN extension that provoked the "ERR_TOO_MANY_RETIRES" when opening qbittorrent tab in Chrome. I just changed the parameter "Site access" in extension options to "In case of click" and the error is gone ! (I translated the options names in english, not using Chrome in english, might be a bit different from what I mentioned previsouly...)

The package maintainer responded to the issue on Github and corrected the package. Ref: issue github.com/rspatial/terra/issues/1816

'CTRL + D' worked for me on Windows. Thank you @radixxx

Yes, the R package dbscan has now a function called dbcv() to calculate the Density-Based Clustering Validation Index (DBCV). See: https://mhahsler.r-universe.dev/dbscan/doc/manual.html#dbcv

I had a very similar issue occurring across multiple different scripts and various standard packages (pandas, selenium, etc.). Although these Pylance warnings did not disrupt my code, those squiggly yellow lines were annoying - especially knowing that I had likely set up nearly everything correctly.

To resolve these warnings, I just 'Trusted' the window. I believe the original notification popped up in the bottom left of the VS Code UI, but it should be searchable in settings as well.

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Here is a picture of the Trusting window that I was seeing. Good luck!

Just wanted to share a quick insight—even though it's a bit late. I was confused as to why my GitHub issue tickets weren’t closing immediately after using a closing keyword in a commit message.

Turns out, the issue only gets closed after the pull request is merged into the default branch (i.e. main or master branches), not when the commit is pushed. When it is pushed, you can see the reference in the PR and attached to the github issue.

I was able to fix this with a simple:

sudo gem update cocoapods

Since GQL is missing the "IN" keyword, you must use "OR" e.g.

filter: {
        or: groups.map((group) => ({ access_group: { eq: group } })),
      },

The problem seems to be Wifi 7

Can't comment so posting...

If %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp doesn't contain an SSMS folder, another option is to check

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\SQL Server Management Studio\[your version number]_IsoShell\AutoRecoverDat

If you find a DAT file with number as the name, this file contains paths to other temporary sql files as shown below

System I was on does not use SSMS 2017 so never would have thought to check there...

Best of luck to everyone landing here :)

nao da para carregar o vídeo e quero muito ver essa série por favor faça um jeito de funcionar

Setting QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR to 0 has just worked for me in the current version (8.6.0)

Acc. to https://huggingface.co/blog/dvgodoy/fine-tuning-llm-hugging-face

bitsandbytes had to be bumped to 0.45.2 to avoid errors in Colab env

this is what has been working for me

!pip install transformers==4.46.2 peft==0.13.2 accelerate==1.1.1 trl==0.12.1 bitsandbytes==0.45.2 datasets==3.1.0 huggingface-hub==0.26.2 safetensors==0.4.5 -q

You can make any function concurrent using goroutines:

for instance, instead of session.onReadyEnterWorld() , you could run go session.onReadyEnterWorld() .

This will run the function separately from the main thread, that way time.sleep will only freeze the goroutine and not the main thread.

The above mentioned Dependency Walker has not been updated to handle Windows API-sets. A newer tool called Dependencies.exe has been released on GitHub that can hndle Windows API-sets.

From the Dependency Walker wiki article,:

As of Windows 7, Microsoft introduced the concept of Windows API-sets, a form of DLL redirection. Dependency Walker has not been updated to handle this layer of indirection gracefully, and when used on Windows 7 and later it will likely show multiple errors. Dependency Walker can still be used for some application level debugging despite this.

As of October 2017 an Open Source C# rewrite of Dependency Walker called Dependencies.exe has been released on GitHub. It does not yet offer the full range of Dependency Walker features, but has been updated to handle Windows API-sets and WinSxS (side-by-side assemblies).

I changed to another version of bash shell at /bin/bash.

This is solved now. It was a process.
1 Created variables for every piece of the Patch(). That did not work.
2 What' going on with the variables?
3 Created Text boxes for the variables and then created a gallery to see the record target for the patch(). Everything Displayed correctly. That did not work. How could variables, ALL correct not allow the patch()?
4 Asked for help in a DOD chat for coders.
5 Someone provided a solution that used the control.text properties set in #2 above.

That worked. Crazy! They said it has something to do with Power Apps being Async. and maybe the variables not being fully baked. Even though you can see the correct values in the controls in the boxes before you even pressed the buttons. I used other controls to set the variables and populate the boxes. Because I thought it was an Order of Operations issue. So that should have made the variables resolve and display their values. So when I pushed the Submit button to get results using just variable set beforehand, somehow did not work; only picking up the Control.Text values worked.

I guess if your patch() is acting up maybe try setting variables, create text boxes to hold the variables, the use the control.Text property to pull the Text properties directly in the Patch(). That is the only difference between the code I submitted in OP and the solution.

WIndows 11, VSC 1.99.3 had trouble. Key point is that when VSC directs user to Eclipse Temurin JDK it comes defaulted to NOT "Set or override JAVA_HOME var" and NOT "JavaSoft (Oracle) registry keys..."

Updated both of those to do these things.

Looking at left hand panel of VSC there is a statement (you need to scoll down from "Get Started with Java Development") you will see the line that says, "To verify it is installed, create a new terminal (hyperlink) and try running the following command:

java - version

This may help confirm that the Java SDK did install, and may help show that without the JAVA_HOME or keys VSC may not know how to find the Java install.

Not sure this was the problem for the user above, but if this helps anyone then it's good.

Remove the column attribute from <key-property> mapping. It is not referenced by documentation to have such attribute if you are using <composite-id>.

<composite-id name="id" class="com.gs.jxx.util.ConfigParameterKey" mapped="true"><key-property name="category"/>

you should update! not downgrade to version:

langchain: 0.3.24

Try from scipy.signal.windows import gaussian

i tried using the swift-create-xcframework command after installing the swift package, but i get this error:

sdk-funfun-ios % swift create-xcframework

warning: unable to restore workspace state: unknown 'WorkspaceStateStorage' version '6' at '/Users/fun/Coding/CLionProjects/sdk-funfun-ios/.build/workspace-state.json'

debug: evaluating manifest for 'sdk-funfun-ios' v. unknown

error: missingKey("product_type")

debug: evaluating manifest for 'sdk-funfun-ios' v. unknown

error: missingKey("product_type")

Error: fatalError

Any idea how to fix this issue?
What we have is a swift package library, it isn't inside an xcode proj, its just a library project.

You can use selectionDisabled() in iOS 17.

Changed Parent element of whole page was <div className="w-screen h-screen bg-neutral-950 flex justify-center items-center "> and when i changed items-center to items-start it got fixed

Try $ pyinstaller --contents-directory lib --name MyApp MyApp.py

This can also be done using a .spec file by adding contents_directory to the EXE call

exe = EXE(
    ...
    contents_directory='lib',
    ...
)

A nicer way of doing this is by using the std::chrono library.

// Needed for `1s` syntax
using namespace std::chrono_literals;

// Your code
auto const old = last;
last = steady_clock::now();
const duration<float> frameTime = last - old;

// Use `frameTime` as your delta time
auto fps = 1s / frameTime;

Shoes doesn't natively support tooltips, but you can create one using mouse events like hover to show and hide a text element. If this solution doesn't work for you, consider submitting a feature request to the Shoes team for official tooltip support in future versions.

According to the documentation at https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/6324448?hl=en, the value you set for availability should be 'in_stock'. You have a space in your provided value. Please change the call to the below and try again:

$product->setAvailability('in_stock');

I am unable to comment on the previous comment from Nick K9 so quoting here for those who get alarmed by this statement.

That's a very important caveat, thank you Ram! The first 1000 invalidations per month are free. After that it's $0.005 per path. So if your bucket has 1MM objects in it, invalidating * will cost you $5,000! Be very careful with this.

– Nick K9

CommentedJan 24 at 13:26

This is not true. invalidating /* is the same as invalidating a very specific path. CF charges you by number of invalidations (or paths) not number of urls within that path. So unless you're invalidating each file individually, you will only be charged for one invalidation (0.005$).

When to invalidate /* vs individual paths
- Invalidate /* when you dont care about the cache. You just want to reset everything. Like when you're in a dev or non-prod env.
- Invalidate the individual path or parent path if you need to retain the cache to other paths on the same domain. Example, I have a distribution where i fetch /price and /static/asset. The price endpoint runs expensive queries on by DB and only refreshes once every hour with a job. So it makes sense to retain the cache and only clear the cache to /static/asset when I make a change to the asset. In this case, my origin is not loaded and I set the CF cache policy maxTTL to 60 mins. So CF will automatically fetch data after an hour without the need for invalidation.

Perhaps you are overlooking a more obvious answer.

def main():
# blah blah
    if want_to_leave_quietly:
        return #no mess

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Since Dataflow workers operate in a different environment than your local machine, they can't find files using relative paths. I think the best approach is to upload it to a Google Cloud Storage bucket like gs://your-bucket/your-cert.pem. Then, within your Apache Beam pipeline, you'll need to use the apache_beam.io.gcp.gcsio.GcsIO tool to read the content of this file from GCS and then pass that content to the tlsCertificateKeyFile setting for your MongoDB connection. Don't forget to give the Dataflow service account permission to access the file in GCS.

I have the same problem. I have a download.php file with the above mentioned header-rules. I can download in my xampp-installation without any problems. Once I upload my files to remote machine (hosted webspace) instead of downloading the text file, it will be displayed on screen.

Is there a solution yet?

you can get your answer by visiting here : https://github.com/Sayan520/AnyCode-Anywhere/blob/main/deployment/angular-flask-deploy-render-guide.md

here fully explained how to deploy angular project using flask backend.

hopefully this will help you. thanks. :)

So my misunderstanding was, that I thought that it would be possible to pass values via XAML to a ViewModel / POCO.

If I understand your comments correctly, I have (at least?) two options:

a) Create a DependencyProperty directly in the code-behind of my UserControl Child and pass the filename by binding. Just as if I were to use e.g. <TextBox Text={Binding ., Mode=OneWay} /> instead of my Child component.

b) Create instances of ChildViewModel in ParentViewModel and hold a property ObserveableCollection<ChildViewModel> in ParentViewModel.

the GUI is well closed, but it never prints "done" and the program never terminate.

on line 26, move print() command inside while/else condition.

Snippet:

while not tk.done():
    tk.spot( random.randint( 0,800 ),random.randint( 0,600 ))
    print('done')

Output:

done
done
done
done
exit loop

If anyone is still interested. I had a similar problem. Turns out the drawImage was working fine but the img tag had to have the style "object-Fit: scale-down" or something similar or else it was cropped. -Sammy

after

using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;

using Pomelo.EntityFrameworkCore.MySql.Infrastructure;

the options.UseMySql is still not valid statement

grep -Eo '[0-9]{4}' file.txt

Tested on Linux and Mac OSX

I added below code to a script to automate it on mac in zsh

#!/bin/zsh

expect << EOF
  spawn ssh-add -s <your_command>
  expect "Enter passphrase*"
  send "<your_passphrase>\r"
  expect eof
EOF

What are the best practices to be followed when implementing the sensitivity label?

• Sensitivity labels are used to classify and protect data. Here are some best practices when implementing them:

1. Define a clear label taxonomy by starting with an intuitive structure like Public, Internal, Confidential and Highly Confidential.
2. Let Microsoft Purview automatically detect sensitive information (e.g., credit card numbers, passport numbers), and base your labels on these classifications.
3. Enable auto-labeling policies wherever applicable.

For reference - 1. Sensitivity Label Overview, 2. Labelling Best Practices

Who will provide the persona to create the sensitivity label? Is it something I should ask the requirement provider/requester or, do I need to go via MSFT best practice document and create the sensitivity label?

• The sensitivity label should ideally be defined by your security or compliance team. However, it's important to collaborate with requirement provider/requester to understand the business context and data sensitivity involved in your specific use case (e.g., OneDrive).

  If your organization does not yet have a formal labeling policy, then you can refer to and follow Microsoft’s best practice documentation to define a suitable sensitivity labeling framework.

For reference - 1. Get started with sensitivity labels, 2. Creat and configure labels

Is creating a sensitivity label a part of "data discovery and classification"?

• Not directly, but it's closely related. Classification results to decide when and where to apply sensitivity labels.

  Data discovery and classification is about Scanning data sources like OneDrive, automatically detecting sensitive information and Tagging data based on built-in classification rules.

  While Sensitivity labels are part of Microsoft Purview Information Protection, used to protect and govern the data (e.g., encryption, access restriction)

Step-by-Step approach in your case:

• Since you're starting with OneDrive:

  1. Use the Microsoft 365 connector to register OneDrive as a data source.
  2. Run a scan and classify the data, use built-in classification rules to detect sensitive info types.
  3. Review the classification results, analyze scan outcomes to see what sensitive data was detected in OneDrive.
  4. Define and publish sensitivity labels
  5. Create & apply label policies (you can also use Auto-labelling)

I see missing '}}' on same line (Line 35) . Please add that and see if it fixes the issue.

Need more help -An unexpected error has occurred. Please try again later. [OR-C3SSH-02]

When i add the credit card on the google Work Space

Replace

subprojects {
    project.evaluationDependsOn(":app")
}
with

subprojects {
    afterEvaluate {
        project ->
            if (project.plugins.hasPlugin("com.android.application") || project.plugins.hasPlugin("com.android.library")) {
                project.android {
                    compileSdkVersion 34
                }
            }
    }
}


subprojects {
    project.buildDir = "${rootProject.buildDir}/${project.name}"
    project.evaluationDependsOn(":app")
}

can you share a little bit of code about how you send identifier to server when app is closed ?

I have same requirement about to have a geofence that triggers an http request when app is closed.

Thanks

In 2025.. python 3.12 version, It works effectively.

But your code have problems..
the function should be in lowercase provide_access, run_match
should be like

class Access:
    def __init__(self, user, password):
        self.user = user
        self.password = password


class Run:
    def __init__(self):
        self.passwords = {}

    def add_user(self, user):
        if user.user in self.passwords:
            print("❌ User already exists.")
        else:
            self.passwords[user.user] = user.password
            print(f"✔ User: {user.user}, Password: {user.password} added successfully!")

    def show_pass(self, user):
        if user in self.passwords:
            print(f"✔ User: {user}, Password: {self.passwords[user]}")
        else:
            print("❌ User not found.")


run = Run()

while True:
    print("""
Hi there, You have three options:
1️⃣ Add user
2️⃣ Show password
3️⃣ Exit
""")
    choice = input("Enter your choice: ").strip().title()

    if choice == "1":
        username = input("Enter your username: ").strip().title()
        if username in ["Om", "Vishal"]:
            print(f"{username} is not allowed.")
        else:
            password = input("Enter your password: ").strip()
            access = Access(username, password)
            run.add_user(access)

    elif choice == "2":
        username = input("Enter your username: ").strip().title()
        run.show_pass(username)

    elif choice == "3":
        print("Exiting... Have a good day!")
        break

    else:
        print("❌ Invalid choice.")

I wrote it for you.. more advanced & clean..

I didn't see anyone mention it, but Grokking Simplicity is a functional programming book that uses JavaScript for it's examples.

OK, I'm adding this here because I was still getting the error even when using the answers here. Greg Ennis' answer looks to cover my case but it didn't work.

The problem is that mocking Log.e gives an error when testing resulting in a "Log.e not mocked" error ... and other levels can too, even with the mock. The issue is that there are multiple methods you need to mock, as you can see below (two version of Log.e, and the error in testing occurs when you are hitting the Log.e which you haven't mocked!):

This is for Kotlin, and it goes in your @Before block in the testing class:

        mockkStatic(Log::class)
        every { Log.v(any(), any()) } returns 0
        every { Log.d(any(), any()) } returns 0
        every { Log.i(any(), any()) } returns 0
        every { Log.e(any(), any()) } returns 0
        every { Log.e(any(), any(), any()) } returns 0
        every { Log.w(any(), any<String>()) } returns 0

When using FlowableWithSingle<Mqtt5Publish,Mqtt5SubAck> subscribePublishes, it can result is a few different states depending on the result of the subscription. It with either :

• Emit the SubAck message as the single and first element if at least one subscription of the Subscribe message was successful, and then emit the Publish messages matching the successful subscriptions of the Subscribe message,

• Emits an Mqtt5SubAckException if the received SubAck message if it only contains Error Codes

• Or, errors with a different exception if an error occurred before the Subscribe message was sent.

As for the implementation here, could you please explain your intention with this configuration a little more fully so that we can better provide implementation suggestions? It sounds like you are using this flowable in place of confirming subscription success via the returned SubAck, where we would typically recommend utilizing SubAck as definition confirmation of a successful subscription.

Let us know your thoughts, or feel free to reach out on the HiveMQ Community Forum for some more specific help with the HiveMQ Client!

Best,

Aaron from the HiveMQ Team

You have not add any zakaznici.id_lieky
If this column exists it is NULL. Null joins on anything is always NULL

I have another question about a memory leak.

After predicting labels, the memory is never released—even after the function finishes executing.

What should I do? I tried the following code, but it didn't work.

I use CPU and don't have any gpu.

import gc

tf.keras.backend.clear_session()
del predictions
gc.collect() 

Add any() or all(), if this is work.

Snippet:

if df['twitter'].str.lower().str.contains('windows 11').any():
        return 'windows 11'     
    elif df['twitter'].str.lower().str.contains('windows 10').any():
        return 'windows 10'    
    return 'windows 8 or older'

This behavior is coming from Device preview package. Which is clearly seen in the screen shot . So that is for test environment only. in prod there is no device preview so there is no issue.

I had the same problem.
I opened the file etc/hosts and commented all hosts.
After rebooting Xcode is able to download new sdk.

"For others" (probably not jquery or vanilla javascript ?) response by basickarl did the trick for me.

I was looking for a simple script that is able to uncheck all "vendor" list in cookie popups, from Firefox / Chrome devtools > console tab.

The solution with $(jquery) didn't do the trick, since all implies that that website has jquery loaded.

In my case jquery was not present, so the simple oneliner solution that did the batch unchecking was the one menitoned:

document.querySelectorAll('input[type=checkbox]').forEach(el => el.checked = false);

For those who wondering about full example.

import { ExecutionContext, Injectable } from '@nestjs/common';
import { ThrottlerGuard } from '@nestjs/throttler';

function getIp(req): string {
  const forwarded = req.headers['x-forwarded-for'];
  if (typeof forwarded === 'string') {
    return forwarded.split(',')[0].trim();
  }
  return req.ips?.[0] || req.ip;
}

@Injectable()
export class ThrottlerBehindProxyGuard extends ThrottlerGuard {
  protected async getTracker(req: Record<string, any>): Promise<string> {
    return getIp(req);
  }

  protected getRequestResponse(context: ExecutionContext): {
    req: Record<string, any>;
    res: Record<string, any>;
  } {
    const httpContext = context.switchToHttp();
    return {
      req: httpContext.getRequest(),
      res: httpContext.getResponse(),
    };
  }
}

Then in your app.module providers array put this

providers: [
    {
      provide: APP_GUARD,
      useClass: ThrottlerBehindProxyGuard,
    },
  ],

After that, all @Throttle you will use, will follow rules of custom guard.

@Throttle({
    default: {
      limit: 1,
      ttl: 60 * 1000,
    },
  })
  @Post('forgot-password')

We have achieved this using cdxgen and BEAR - read detailed text in my blog here - https://worklifenotes.com/2025/04/30/practical-guide-to-ntia-compliant-sbom/

what works for me as the following
from .handshake import *

I have a similar issue with the error message : Cloud SQL connection failed. Please see https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/connect-run for additional details: certificate had CN "", expected "<project_id>:<instance_id>"

I have a simple setup where I deploy my Ruby backend API on a Cloud RUN Service using an artifact, and I connect it to a PostgreSQL database on Cloud SQL. I try to connect both through a UNIX socket as it seems to be the correct way to do it (rather than TCP).

In my Cloud Run configuration, I specifically selected the database instance to automatically establish the socket in the background (according to Google Cloud documentation). According to the documentation, I'm not supposed to setup a Cloud Auth Proxy with this setup, however, I can't make it work, the connection always fails.