I treat ORM and migrations tools separately, because it is hard to sync everything in the database when you have so many database environment (dev, staging, prod) in many cases.

For TypeScript/JavaScript project, i use dbmate. It is easy to use imho. The tradeoff is you have to write raw SQL query yourself. But i take that tradeoff. I want to have migration on my full control.

Azure has a REST API you can use for that. Here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/sql/servers/get?view=rest-sql-2021-11-01&tabs=HTTP

GET:
https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Sql/servers?api-version=2021-02-01

This will list all of them on the defined resource group.

If you know the exact server name, you can list just for that too. So the end like this

https://management.azure.com/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Sql/servers/{serverName}/databases?api-version=2021-11-01

Does this help?

The Python code may not run on the first execution due to syntax errors, missing dependencies, incorrect environment setup, or file path issues. Verify configurations, check for typos, and install packages.

I recently came across your work and I have to say — I’m really impressed by what you’ve built! It’s clean, effective, and aligns closely with something I’ve been exploring as well.

I’m currently working on a similar concept, but applied to a more complex problem involving highly irregular arrangements of pipes. I’ve attached an image to give you a better idea of what I’m dealing with. As you can see, the bundle contains nested and differently sized pipes, which adds layers of complexity to the counting and analysis process.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on how you might approach a setup like this, and whether any of your existing tools or logic could be extended to handle such cases.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Best regards,
Roshan George

pipe image

Kindly make sure that you have enabled the required Access in your app https://aps.autodesk.com/myapps/
Also make sure docs is enabled for the project user in your project members.

You can help latex by supplying possible hyphenation points with \- (disclaimer: I don't know what the correct hyphenations points in Epibrdrinharzechlor are, the following is just a proof-of-concept to see that hyphenation works):

\documentclass[10pt]{article}

\usepackage[top=2cm, bottom=4cm, left=1.5cm, right=1.7cm]{geometry}
\usepackage{tabularray}
\UseTblrLibrary{booktabs}

\begin{document}

\noindent
\begin{tblr}{
  colspec={XXXXXXXXXX},
  colsep=2pt,
  cells={halign=l,preto=\hspace*{0pt}}
}
\toprule\toprule
Name & Substance & Material & Separable & Share & Type & Classification & Documentation & Threshold &  Fraction\\\hline
\midrule
20- Res & Berovi\-werx-Epibr\-drin\-harze\-chlor & Alsternative Test inside the modular &  &  &  & Ski1 &  & 0.01 & 200.0\\\hline
\bottomrule
\end{tblr}
\end{document}

If you want to use an SVG editor like SVG-Edit in your project but need features or methods it doesn’t support by default, the best approach is to fork the library and customize it based on your needs.

This gives you full control over the source and allows easy integration of new functionality. Instead of placing it inside the Assets folder, which is usually for static files, it’s better to keep it in a separate module like /libs/svgedit/ to make collaboration and maintenance easier.

If the editor isn’t tightly connected to your core app, you can also host it separately and embed it using an iframe or external URL—this is how tools like Free SVG Editor manage it. For long-term use and team collaboration, it’s important to document your changes clearly and keep the setup modular to make future updates easier to handle.

You just need to add the library with the implementation of __imp_MessageBoxW to your command:

cl /EHsc winbasicb.cpp user32.lib

Use UNIQUE() and AVERAGEIF():

=UNIQUE(A2:A11) in cell E2;

=AVERAGEIF(A2:A11;E2#;B2:B11)

This might be a good place to start.
https://aps.autodesk.com/developer/overview/premium-reporting-api

You can also get more information using the get intouch link at the bottom right

try with ignoresSafeArea()

@main
struct TestMacTabApp: App {
  var body: some Scene {
    WindowGroup {
      Color.pink
        .ignoresSafeArea()
    }
  }
}

I did not find an easy way to do it, so when I copy all files and get the breaking error, I just check for the files that didn't make it and copy them again to the project. When all of them are copied, I build it and it gets build successfully.

1. Give the same unique class name to all the elements.
2. Use querySelectorAll() instead of getElementsByClassName().

If you just want to fetch the data without transforming it into complex thing, go with AuthorRepository (option 2).

As the project size grows larger, some service will dependent on other service, and that is unavoidable cases. If you notice some method in service is often called by many service, then you can start extracting those method into its own ServiceClass

in my own case i saw the error while trying to create tabs and my solution was simply to add 'nav' to the togglers then leave everything as it is

<div class='nav yourCustomStyles yourOtherStyles'>

<div> <button data-bs-target='#targetElemId' data-bs-toggle='tab'>test</button>

<div/>

//contents
<div id='targetElemId' class='tab-panel'>content<div/>

This is some kind of cache error.

disable/delete the pull request feature, this will make this error vanish, then you can enable/re-create the pull request feature and the error won't return.

this was in issue in Shopware itself and should be fixed with 6.6.10.4

Here is the pull request https://github.com/shopware/shopware/pull/7019

Try removing cache and re run it.

Within the event which is triggering the export add

return {fileName: "yourFileName")}

The column names have to be set within the function or query which you are trying to export.

two user defined conversions are taking place. first the implicit overloaded type cast, second the implicit conversion of c-style string "wobble" to std::string. two user defined convwrsions are not allowed. can try with "wobble"s

The decorator had a function name explicitly named Trigger.

I needed to create a folder in Azure Function App called Trigger and place my files inside this folder. I originally had them in the root.

Issue resolved on moving files into Trigger folder.

Ok, so i figured it out, the append, as it creates and positions itself on the record says to the dataset of the detail table to filter by the newly created ID, which has no records. Sorry for not understanding how this worked. I'll let this question here in case it can be useful.

I created a library that aims to respect as much as possible the philosophy of compose to display the videos, it only displays a surface, I bound the native APIs of each platform so that it does not require any external dependencies.

Compose Media Player

In typical single page application like react, developer use state management like you mentioned. State management stores that in memory (this is default behaviour), so if you refresh the page, the state could be lost. But if you go to the page by clicking a button/navbar, SPA framework will replace the with another component, so technically, content of the state management will not be lost.

Sequence Diagram

Shows interaction between users and system modules: login, attendance marking, report generation

You can override the css style to achieve this.

Follow the example at Grid Styling - Overwrite style of ag-grid but use this override:

styles: [`.ag-root .ag-floating-top {overflow-y: hidden !important;}`],

The same can be applied for any pinned bottom rows by changing .ag-floating-top to .ag-floating-bottom.

brew install cocoapods and restart terminal will work guys, if u don't restart terminal will not work . and also check pod --version in new terminal

I´m trying to use js code in my chart to zoom it or do other things. I have a line chart with diferent data. My chart1

As you can see the chart looks correct but I can´t zoom it and I don´t know why. Someone can help me. My final objetive is having a chart that I can zoom it and knowing how to use js code in this chart.

Les **files d'attente classiques** et les **files d'attente Quorum** sont deux types de files d'attente disponibles dans RabbitMQ, chacune ayant des caractéristiques distinctes en termes de fonctionnement, performances, tolérance aux pannes et cas d'utilisation. Voici une comparaison détaillée pour comprendre leurs différences.

---

### **1. Files d'Attente Classiques**

#### **a. Description**

- Les files d'attente classiques sont le type de file d'attente par défaut dans RabbitMQ.

- Elles sont simples à configurer et conviennent aux scénarios où la haute disponibilité n'est pas critique.

#### **b. Stockage des Messages**

- Les messages peuvent être stockés :

• **En mémoire** (pour des performances élevées mais sans durabilité).

• **Sur disque** (pour garantir la persistance en cas de redémarrage du nœud).

#### **c. Réplication**

- Les files d'attente classiques ne sont pas répliquées par défaut. Elles résident sur un seul nœud du cluster.

- Si le nœud hébergeant la file tombe en panne, la file est perdue sauf si elle a été configurée comme **mirroir** (via la politique `ha-mode`).

#### **d. Tolérance aux Pannes**

- Sans configuration supplémentaire, les files d'attente classiques ne sont pas tolérantes aux pannes.

- Lorsqu'elles sont configurées comme **mirroir**, elles peuvent être répliquées sur plusieurs nœuds pour améliorer la disponibilité. Cependant, cette approche présente des limitations :

• La réplication est asynchrone ou semi-synchrone, ce qui peut entraîner une perte de données en cas de panne du nœud principal.

• La gestion des mirroirs peut devenir complexe dans des clusters à grande échelle.

#### **e. Performances**

- Les files d'attente classiques offrent de bonnes performances pour les scénarios simples et peu critiques.

- Toutefois, leur architecture n'est pas optimisée pour les environnements distribués ou les charges importantes.

#### **f. Cas d'Utilisation**

- Applications où la haute disponibilité n'est pas essentielle.

- Scénarios simples avec des volumes de messages modérés.

---

### **2. Files d'Attente Quorum**

#### **a. Description**

- Les files d'attente Quorum ont été introduites dans RabbitMQ pour répondre aux besoins de haute disponibilité et de durabilité.

- Elles utilisent l'algorithme **Raft** pour garantir une forte cohérence et une réplication fiable.

#### **b. Stockage des Messages**

- Les messages sont automatiquement répliqués sur plusieurs nœuds du cluster.

- Chaque message est validé par une **majorité des nœuds participants** avant d'être considéré comme confirmé.

#### **c. Réplication**

- La réplication est gérée nativement par l'algorithme Raft :

• Un leader est élu pour gérer les écritures.

• Les followers répliquent les données depuis le leader.

• Une majorité des nœuds doit confirmer chaque écriture pour garantir la cohérence.

#### **d. Tolérance aux Pannes**

- Les files d'attente Quorum sont conçues pour tolérer la perte de plusieurs nœuds tant qu'une majorité reste disponible.

- En cas de panne du leader, un nouveau leader est automatiquement élu parmi les followers.

- Il n'y a pas de perte de données tant qu'une majorité des nœuds reste opérationnelle.

#### **e. Performances**

- Les files d'attente Quorum sont optimisées pour les scénarios distribués et les charges importantes.

- Bien que légèrement plus lentes que les files d'attente classiques pour les écritures (en raison de la validation par majorité), elles offrent une meilleure fiabilité et scalabilité.

#### **f. Cas d'Utilisation**

- Applications nécessitant une haute disponibilité et une durabilité garantie.

- Scénarios critiques où la perte de messages n'est pas acceptable.

- Environnements distribués avec des clusters à grande échelle.

---

### **3. Tableau Comparatif**

| Caractéristique | **Files d'Attente Classiques** | **Files d'Attente Quorum** |

|--------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|

| **Réplication** | Non par défaut ; configurable via mirroir | Native avec algorithme Raft |

| **Cohérence** | Faible (asynchrone ou semi-synchrone) | Forte (validation par majorité) |

| **Tolérance aux Pannes** | Limitée sans mirroir | Haute (tolère la perte de plusieurs nœuds)|

| **Performances** | Meilleures pour les scénarios simples | Optimisées pour les scénarios distribués |

| **Complexité** | Simples à configurer | Plus complexes mais robustes |

| **Cas d'Utilisation** | Applications non critiques | Applications critiques (finance, IoT, etc.)|

---

### **4. Exemple Pratique : Différence de Gestion des Messages**

#### **a. File d'Attente Classique**

1. Un producteur publie un message dans une file d'attente classique.

2. Le message est stocké sur le nœud hébergeant la file.

3. Si le nœud tombe en panne, le message est perdu sauf si la file est configurée comme mirroir.

#### **b. File d'Attente Quorum**

1. Un producteur publie un message dans une file d'attente Quorum.

2. Le leader reçoit le message et l'ajoute à son journal local.

3. Le leader propage le message aux followers via l'algorithme Raft.

4. Une fois qu'une majorité des nœuds a confirmé, le message est validé.

5. Même si un ou plusieurs nœuds tombent en panne, le message reste disponible tant qu'une majorité des nœuds reste active.

---

### **5. Conclusion**

- **Files d'Attente Classiques** :

• Simples et rapides pour les scénarios non critiques.

• Peuvent être rendues tolérantes aux pannes via la configuration de mirroirs, mais cela reste moins robuste que les files Quorum.

- **Files d'Attente Quorum** :

• Conçues pour garantir une haute disponibilité, une forte cohérence et une durabilité.

• Idéales pour les applications critiques et les environnements distribués.

Si vous avez besoin de garantir que vos messages ne seront jamais perdus et que votre système restera disponible même en cas de pannes de nœuds, les **files d'attente Quorum** sont le choix recommandé. Pour des scénarios simples ou moins critiques, les **files d'attente classiques** peuvent suffire.

N'hésitez pas à poser des questions supplémentaires si vous souhaitez approfondir un aspect spécifique !

Requirements: sgtempplugin

Plugin/ActivityName: concentrationsolution (max 20chars)

step#1 : create a version file in plugin directory

step#2: Database table: Fields (from slide)

>> Db/access.php (required)
>> Db/install.xml (required)
>> Db/upgrade.php (add or delete new field/column)
>> Db/services.php (register mobile side APIs)



step#3: CRUD Operations:

Create: mod_form.php (Read data and store into database)
Store: lib.php (Submit, Update, Delete)



step#4: Read data from database and perform calculations:

Main file: view.php
Including library:
$PAGE->requires->js(new moodle_url($root . '/mod/concentrationsol/library/js/student_view.js?v=1.2'), true);



step#5: library/js/student_view.js: 
All Javascript related work (load image, animations, etc)

We need different values from database(view.php) in js file.

NOTE#
Now a days we are creating our plugin/activity in React.js (put all React components in this js folder)



step#6: Pass data to our template 
>> template/form.mustache

There are two different ways to pass data into plugin template:
1. From view.php 
$JSdata = array(
    'numToIdMapping' => $numtoidmappinng,
    'primesToMultiples' => $primestomultiples,
    'maxRetries' => $max_retries,
    'courseModuleID' => $id,
);
$PAGE->requires->js_init_call('initData', array($JSdata));

1. Classes/render/renderer.php
(Recommended )



Extra: 
>> classes/Helper.php (helper class regarding plugin requirements)

Mobile App API: 
>> classes/external.php (create external mobile app APIs)



step#7: create/generate your template 

>> template/form.mustache


step#8:  Styling your mustache

>> styles.css



step#9:  Backup Folder
(We can take backup of our plugin/activity and restore it into)

Maximum rename 




Extra Folders:

Lang folder: 

En: define strings
Urd:
Arbi:

pix folder:  put images related to this plugin

It is supposedly "shipped" and it's absolutely dreadful and a downgrade in every sense from what Azure Data Factory had.

To fix the error error CS2006: Command-line syntax error: Missing '<text>' for '-define:' option, you need to do the following:

1. Go to Build Profiles

2. Add a new Build Profile (I selected iOS)

3. Add your Scenes to Scene List

4. Wait for Unity Compile to finish (10 seconds)

5. Build your project as before.

Have a good day.

Despite the software updates not helping, a PC restart fixed the issue...... :D

use Intervention\Image\Drivers\Gd\Driver;
// use Intervention\Image\Drivers\Imagick\Driver;

comment out the second line in controller and use the first line.

Front Door supports Private Links, but only on the Premium SKU.

So you should be able to create a private link connected to an internal load balancer, and then select the private endpoint as Front Door origin.

More details: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/samples/azure/azure-quickstart-templates/front-door-premium-vm-private-link/

Try running this code instead
dart run build_runner watch --delete-conflicting-outputs

First, you will need to extend the Media interface and add the title parameter to it.

Then you can create a CustomMediaComponent, extend it from the default MediaComponent. Copy the html to be the same and change [title]="media.title". You can now call in the ProductImageZoomProductImagesComponent.

or you can get a new parameter with @Input in the CustomMediaComponent without extending the Media model at all and send your title value this way.

You should use COUNTIF instead of COUNTA:

=COUNTIF($D$2:D2,D2)

COUNTA() just counts non-empty cells, COUNTIF() is a conditional count.

In this formula you're telling COUNTIF to look in range D2 through D2, to look for argument D2; once dragged own, it'll look in range D2 through D3, for argument D3, and so on.

Or using Black cat's comment: =IF(D3<>D2,1,A2+1)

The patchwork package might help, or, for more fine-grained control, the lower level (and harder to use) grid package.

Check out the latest updates, features, and APK download for Minecraft 1.21.72 on our official GitHub page.
🚀 Click now to explore and get started: github.com/Minecraft-1-21-72-APK-new

I am also experiencing this issue on Windows. Following this question for a solution.

Is the following code written inside the tag?

<head>
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
</head>

recently i found this webpage: https://medium.com/@python-javascript-php-html-css/outlook-add-ins-retrieving-the-original-email-address-fb117202791c

There is an interesting code-snippet:

Office.onReady(() => {
  // Ensure the environment is Outlook before proceeding
  if (Office.context.mailbox.item) {
    Office.context.mailbox.item.onMessageCompose.addAsync((eventArgs) => {
      const item = eventArgs.item;
      // Get the itemId of the original message
      item.getInitializationContextAsync((result) => {
        if (result.status === Office.AsyncResultStatus.Succeeded) {
          console.log('Original Item ID:', result.value.itemId);
        } else {
          console.error('Error fetching original item ID:', result.error);
        }
      });
    });
  }
});

You said it was a single spartacus project, but let me try to share our own experience in case it gives you an idea. We did 2 different spartacus projects and 1 backend project.

When you use multiple sites, the baseSite value is added to the end of the user ids on the hybris side. This way, user sessions are not mixed.

For example;
[email protected]|site1
[email protected]|site2

For build/deploy operations, you will define each site in manifest.json: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_COMMERCE_CLOUD_PUBLIC_CLOUD/b2f400d4c0414461a4bb7e115dccd779/1c26045800fa4f85a9d49e5a614e5c22.html

Because you're not importing the repository in the domain pom. So, the domain doesn't know about any implementation.

Sorry, I can't add a comment now. This problem doesn't reproduce in my environment. So I would like to know more details (library versions, device, and so on).

You need to add following line in your code prior to the line containing fill.

await expect(pageFixture.page.locator("//input[@formcontrolname='min_quantum']")).toBeVisible();

It will make sure the element is visible before using fill action.

If you are using QUEUE_CONNECTION=database please remove it & use QUEUE_CONNECTION=sync. then event triggering part will work.

Make sure these components are installed for Visual Studio 2022

MSVC v143 - VS 2022 C++ x64/x86 build tools (Latest)
MSVC v143 - VS 2022 C++ ARM64/ARM64EC build tools (Latest)
Windows 11 SDK (10.0.22000.0)

Visual Studio Installer -> Visual Studio 2022 (Modify button) -> Tab Individual Components

Filter by "MSVC v143" or "Windows 11 SDK"

This error sometimes indicates that EPPlus is unable to properly read the Excel document, and the issue could be due to a corrupt Excel file, rather than a permission or disk issue as the error might misleadingly suggest.

After encountering this issue myself, here’s what I did to resolve it:

1. Open the Excel file in Microsoft Excel.

2. Copy all the contents of the sheet

3. Create a new blank Excel workbook.

4. Paste values only into the new workbook (Right-click > Paste Special > Values).

5. Save the new workbook and upload (the new one) again.

I was only able to detect this because I tried another library SlapKit.Excel which displayed a more user-friendly error message.

I have found a solution. I register the Converter within my Module.cs file, which inherits from IModule (sth. from the Prism framework). I guess, you can also register it within the App.xaml.cs file, but this file has no access to my converter file.

public class InfoModule : IModule
{
    public void OnInitialized(IContainerProvider containerProvider)
    {
        ConnectionStatusToColorConverter converter = containerProvider.Resolve<ConnectionStatusToColorConverter>();
        Application.Current.Resources.Add(nameof(ConnectionStatusToColorConverter), converter);
    }

    public void RegisterTypes(IContainerRegistry containerRegistry)
    {
        containerRegistry.RegisterSingleton<ConnectionStatusToColorConverter>();
    }
}

In the end, I had to remove the creation of the converter within my xaml, since it seems like the creation within the xaml creates a new converter using the empty-parameter ctor. And if I want to use the converter, I have to use {StaticResource ConnectionStatusToColorConverter - so like before.

<UserControl.Resources>
<!-- this has to be removed -->
<localConverters:ConnectionStatusToColorConverter x:Key="ConnectionStatusToColorConverter"/> 
</UserControl.Resources>

<!-- Example Usage -->
<StackPanel Grid.Column="2" Orientation="Horizontal" VerticalAlignment="Center">
                            <md:PackIcon Kind="Web" VerticalAlignment="Center" 
                                         Foreground="{Binding ConnectionStatus, Converter={StaticResource ConnectionStatusToColorConverter}}"/>
</StackPanel>

I am not quite sure if this is sth. like the anti-patterns mentioned above, but it works exactly as I wanted now.

Check the job category. In one case, job was not listed to a category id which is not listed in categories table (that customized category was deleted while cleaning up activity).

when the category id was updated in sysjobs table for the job with existing category id, the job got listed in SSMS.

It seems there is a way in android's official document that u can use androidX jsengine to eval wasm, but there's now webview demo. https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/layout/webapps/jsengine

For vscode users,

1. open your .arb files

2. at the bottom right of editor, select "json" as its format.

I have similar issue. it seems it does not work :/

Buildpacks latest and 22 image does support node 22.x.x. For some reason, the auto cloud build setup uses the old V1 image. Link to builders https://cloud.google.com/docs/buildpacks/builders

You can change this by going to cloudbuild and find the trigger that's building your application. Click on the inline editor for cloudbuild yaml that's defined for you. You should see in a step the link to a v1 image change that with gcr.io/buildpacks/builder:google-22 and you should be good

This seems to work fine within a test_that expression. Can this cause any problems?

random_function <- function(in_dir) {
  return(file.access(in_dir, 0))
}
  

testthat::test_that("Base function is mocked correctly", {
  
  testthat::expect_true(random_function("random/directory/that/does/not/exist") == -1)
  
  testthat::local_mocked_bindings(
    file.access = function(in_dir, mode) {
      return(0)
    }, .package = "base")
  
  testthat::expect_true(random_function("random/directory/that/does/not/exist") == 0)
  
})


testthat::test_that("Base function is not mocked anymore", {
  
  testthat::expect_true(random_function("random/directory/that/does/not/exist") == -1)

})

In a similar fashion

> have[endsWith(names(have), '1')]
  ID...1 Month...1
1      1         1
2      2         2
3      3         3

However, as I stated in a comment below the question, please provide more steps so we can tackle the (odd) names generating code. I think we should fight the cause and not cure the symptoms.

Ensure the dependency class has the @Injectable() decorator.

you can passively make them smaller by putting them to the top File -> Preferences -> Settings -> Workbench -> Appearance -> Activity Bar: Location => and set this to top

I found the answer. Turn out I just need to make those contents I don't need the same color as background to hide them

@page {
    @top-center {
        content: '';
        color: transparent;
    }
    @bottom-right {
        content: '' counter(page) ' / ' counter(pages);
        margin-bottom: 15px;
        margin-right: 10px;
    }
}

eval() can be dangerous and unreliable in certain situations — especially if user input isn’t tightly controlled. It also doesn’t gracefully handle symbolic algebra like solving for a variable in an equation.

If you're aiming for more algebraic manipulation (e.g., solving x + 5 = 10 for x), you should use sympy, a powerful symbolic mathematics library in Python.

Ideally, complex objects need to be sent through @postmapping, as shown below

@PostMapping("/quotes")
void getQuotes(@RequestBody QuoteRequest request) {}

But if you really want to send the data in the get request as mentioned in the other comment the url has to be http:// localhost : 8080/api/v1/quotes?topics[]= ... again with this since the spring cannot parse the data you need to parse the data, may be using ObjectMapper as shown below

@GetMapping("/quotes")
void getQuotes(@RequestParam ("topics") String topics) throws JsonProcessingException {
    ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
    List<Topic> topicList = mapper.readValue(topics, new TypeReference<List<Topic>>() {});
    //your logic..
}

then if you do send the request in the swagger like this { "topics": [{ "name": "test", "amount": 0 }] } it will work.

In 8.7.1 zeebe api, the zeebe properties are prefixed slightly different.

camunda.client.zeebe.grpc-address (8.7.1)

zeebe.client.broker.grpc-address (older)

The issue get resolved after using the zeebe connection property as per latest library.

i have a problem just like this my solution was i delete / wiped data on my android studio to make the emulator have more space and it works!!!

Why not just Thread.Sleep(displayWindowsTickInterval)?

Hi Marija

Azure Lighthouse is recommended here, it can be used to manage multiple tenants and delegate access. This allows you to see Sentinel workspace telemetry and data from one tenant to another. Ensure that you have set up Azure Lighthouse correctly to manage the cross-tenant log ingestion.

Here is a guide: - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sentinel/extend-sentinel-across-workspaces-tenants#manage-workspaces-across-tenants

One way to achieve this is to create a build configuration template with the failure conditions, and attach that to all the build configurations (possible since 2017.2). But a quite large downside to this is the fact that you can't attach a template to a template, so that would require having to do that to all the different configurations.

if your data source is a pandas dataframe then u can use the pandas api

        document = QTextDocument()
        document.setHtml(dataframe.to_html())
        document.print(printer)

Open package.json and set the version of "react-native-pager-view" as "6.5.1". And then run: npm install [email protected]

This is a bug for "npx create-expo-app" cmd, it use the latest version of react-native-pager-view which is not matched with the "react-native-tab-view": "^4.0.10".

Hey Guys any one got with the MacOS , I am getting same error in MacOS app for share extension ?

[April 2025]

I recently faced a similar issue.

Note: My app status was unreviewed, and I wanted to only test with Internal Testing.

The Play console setup was complete, with all items struck. But I was still seeing this error.

In my case, it was just a warning, not an error.
After sharing the build link with the tester, they were unable to view the build on the Google Play Store.

All I had to do was:
Go to Internal Testing tab > Testers tab > And get the URL from the title [How testers join your test]. Tester was prompted to accept the invite to test the app and builds starts working with the same URL, which was not available earlier.

In order to get the build URL, head:
Internal Testing > Releases tab > Show summary > Click on version code > Opens new screen, select Downloads Tab > Copy shareable link.

In the Builder Pattern, the key concept is separating the construction process of a complex object from its final representation, so that the same construction process can create different representations. Applying this idea to Imperial Builders, here’s how the separation works in their construction projects:

🔧 1. Director (Client Requirements & Project Manager)

In the Builder Pattern, the Director controls the construction process using a predefined sequence.

At Imperial Builders, this role is represented by the project manager or architect, who works closely with the client to define:

• Project goals (e.g., residential villa, commercial plaza)

• Style and theme (classic, modern, etc.)

• Budget and timeline

• Required features (basement, smart systems, etc.)

They orchestrate the entire build by coordinating with different teams while sticking to the vision.

🧱 Builder (Execution Team & Engineers)

The Builder defines how each part of the object (in this case, the building) is created step by step.

For Imperial Builders, this is the engineering and construction team, who work on:

• Laying the foundation

• Building the grey structure

• Installing electrical/plumbing systems

• Applying finishes like marble, woodwork, and paint

Each step is modular and can be reused or modified for other buildings.

🏛 Product (The Completed House/Structure)

The final Product is the completed house or building.

At Construction Builders, this could be:

• A custom-designed 1 Kanal home in DHA

• A commercial plaza in Lahore

• A turnkey villa with interior and exterior finishing

Different homes may share a similar process but result in unique representations, just like the Builder Pattern's principle.

There is reason why server crash. It should not restart without knowledge why it happened. Broken database? Do not restart MC if database is broken. Also what if you really want stop server? Kill batch process and MC server with it? It might be good way for break database.

did you find solution? i'm strugglingg to get the root cause

Maybe it will be useful for someone! As far as I could understand the problem:

• swagger UI automatically generates a server to which requests from the documentation are sent, based on:

cloud:
  gateway:
    routes:
      - id: resume-analyzer-route
        uri: http://resume-analyzer:8083

But you can implement a bean in each service and in API Gateway, for manual server configuration, which will override the default server, it helped me!

@OpenAPIDefinition
@Configuration
public class OpenApiConfig {

    @Bean
    public OpenAPI customOpenAPI() {
        return new OpenAPI()
                .addServersItem(new Server()
                        .url("http://localhost:8765/analyzer")
                        .description("Analyzer API"));
    }
}

metamask or any web3 wallet (most of them) have a hard time interacting with mobile browser because wallet is website extension. my recomendation is to use WalletConnect for your app so the mobile user will have an easier time. usually if you want to interact with Dapp in mobile you use wallet native browser. most wallet now have their own native browser

It could also be that the collection being bound contains items that do not have a parameterless constructor.

Full guide on how to do this here: https://kshitijbanerjee.com/2025/02/01/syncing-historical-data-from-ibkr/

If () is used in the project name, it gives this error.

After creating a few projects, I noticed that the ones I named with parentheses give this error.

It's a very broad question but of course you can. Even with pure css, no packages or other languages, you can create stuff like hover animations (moving elements on your webpage based on where your mouse goes and what you click) and because of modern HTML/css you can also make it responsive for other devices.

The first steps in creating one is doing a bit more research on the setup of a text editor (where you will code in) and then trying to either learn the code from a tutorial or let a language AI like ChatGPT write you one.

This is a great place to start for a beginner: W3Schools - HTML Editors

P.S. W3Schools is a very complete online documentation hub for web development and is great for beginners, so check out their tutorials and content.

I was also having same error :

ERROR TypeError: HighchartsMore is not a function
at _AppComponent.ngAfterViewInit

After updating to this resolves this error :

import * as Highcharts from 'highcharts';
import 'highcharts/highcharts-more';

Your request needs to look like this:

http:// localhost : 8080/api/v1/quotes?topics[]= ...

Whats the difference? If you pay attention to the error message, it says that it cant parse a string into a list.

every new item in the list needs to be appended using this very same format.

When setting up an AWS SNS topic and subscription you can set the content-type of the notification requests (which includes the confirmation request) in the Delivery policies (HTTP/S) settings. Set it to application/json and your middleware will run and your req.body will have the JSON object you are expecting.

What’s happening:

• In iOS 17, you could use .opacity(0.011), .contentShape(Rectangle()), and .allowsHitTesting(true) on a hidden DatePicker to capture taps and trigger the default DatePicker presentation (the “popup”).

• In iOS 18, SwiftUI DatePicker no longer responds to taps if it’s fully transparent or minimally visible (especially when opacity is too low).

• iOS 18 requires the DatePicker to be "interactable" in a normal, non-hacky way. Otherwise, the system won’t "lift" the control and present the date selection UI.

Quick Repro of Your Problem:

In your code:

DatePicker(selection: $viewModel.selectedDate, displayedComponents: .date) {}     .labelsHidden()     .allowsHitTesting(true)     .contentShape(Rectangle())     .opacity(0.011) // <--- making it almost invisible

That .opacity(0.011) is now a blocker in iOS 18.

Commenting it out, you said, brings back the date picker UI — because the system now requires a visibly interactive surface.

Solution 1: Use .opacity(0.01) but wrap inside a button

Instead of hacking opacity directly, you control the date picker manually.
You can create a .sheet or .popover when the user taps the text.

• This 100% works on iOS 17 and iOS 18.

Example:

struct ContentViewA: View {
    @StateObject var viewModel: SampleViewModel = .init()
    @State private var isShowingDatePicker = false

    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            HStack {
                Spacer()
                Button(action: {
                    isShowingDatePicker.toggle()
                }) {
                    Text(viewModel.displayDate)
                        .font(.body)
                        .foregroundStyle(Color.blue)
                }
                .sheet(isPresented: $isShowingDatePicker) {
                    VStack {
                        DatePicker("Select a date", selection: $viewModel.selectedDate, displayedComponents: .date)
                            .datePickerStyle(.graphical)
                            .labelsHidden()
                            .padding()
                        Button("Done") {
                            isShowingDatePicker = false
                        }
                        .padding()
                    }
                    .presentationDetents([.medium])
                }
                Spacer()
            }
            .padding(.horizontal, 20)
            .padding(.top, 25)
        }
        .onAppear {
            updateDisplayDate()
        }
        .onChange(of: viewModel.selectedDate) { _ in
            updateDisplayDate()
        }
    }

    private func updateDisplayDate() {
        let formatter = DateFormatter()
        formatter.dateFormat = "HH:mm E, d MMM y"
        viewModel.displayDate = formatter.string(from: viewModel.selectedDate)
    }
}

Why is this better?

• You don't rely on fragile SwiftUI internals (opacity hacks) anymore.

• iOS 18 and forward compatibility is safer.

• You fully control when and how the DatePicker appears.

• You can even customize its style — graphical, wheel, or compact.

If you really must have the "inline tap to open" style (without sheet)...

You could try forcing a .datePickerStyle(.compact) and no opacity tricks, but still wrap it in an invisible Button to manage focus.

However, using .sheet is much closer to the intended modern UX.

Here are few things that you need to check

1. Is Node.js correctly installed on the server? Please verify it with your hosting provider
2. Missing package.json/dependencies.
3. Check if there is port conflicts or not
4. Ask your hosting provider to check error logs since 502 error is generic error

maybe it was necessary to explicitly specify the package

I completely see what you’re running into.

Even though Plugin: AnyObject, when you refer to any Plugin, it's treated as an existential — and existentials in Swift are not class types, even if the protocol they come from is AnyObject.
That's why ObjectHashable<T: AnyObject> refuses to accept any Plugin as T — because any Plugin isn't itself a class, even if implementations of Plugin must be.

Why any Plugin is a Problem

any Plugin is a value type representing "any instance conforming to Plugin."

It doesn't guarantee that it's a class instance at the type level in a way generic constraints can check.

Swift treats any Plugin differently than concrete types that conform to Plugin.

So... how to solve your situation?

Here's the trick: Instead of writing ObjectHashable<any Plugin>,
you need ObjectHashable<some Plugin> at usage sites,
or redesign ObjectHashable slightly to accept existential values.

A Clean Solution for Your Case

Change ObjectHashable to accept any AnyObject (even any Plugin existentials).

Here's a slightly updated version of ObjectHashable:

public struct ObjectHashable: Hashable {
    public let object: AnyObject

    public init(_ object: AnyObject) {
        self.object = object
    }

    public static func ==(lhs: Self, rhs: Self) -> Bool {
        return ObjectIdentifier(lhs.object) == ObjectIdentifier(rhs.object)
    }

    public func hash(into hasher: inout Hasher) {
        hasher.combine(ObjectIdentifier(object))
    }
}

Now you don't need to worry about generics.
You can store any class object — including any Plugin — wrapped properly.

Usage:

var dict: [ObjectHashable: String] = [:]
let pluginInstance: any Plugin = SomePlugin()
dict[ObjectHashable(pluginInstance)] = "some value"

But you asked for strictness (not too open like AnyObject)...

If you still want it to be restricted only to Plugin (not any class), here's how you can do it more strictly:

public struct PluginHashable: Hashable {
    public let plugin: any Plugin

    public init(_ plugin: any Plugin) {
        self.plugin = plugin
    }

    public static func ==(lhs: Self, rhs: Self) -> Bool {
        return ObjectIdentifier(lhs.plugin as AnyObject) == ObjectIdentifier(rhs.plugin as AnyObject)
    }

    public func hash(into hasher: inout Hasher) {
        hasher.combine(ObjectIdentifier(plugin as AnyObject))
    }
}

- This ensures you can only wrap any Plugin, not any AnyObject.
- And you still hash based on the object identity.

Usage:

var pluginDict: [PluginHashable: String] = [:]
let p1: any Plugin = MyPlugin()
let p2: any Plugin = MyOtherPlugin()
pluginDict[PluginHashable(p1)] = "First Plugin"
pluginDict[PluginHashable(p2)] = "Second Plugin"

Why can't you use ObjectHashable<Plugin>?

Because ObjectHashable<T: AnyObject> expects a class type T,
but any Plugin is not a class type — it’s an existential value.

You have to either:

• make ObjectHashable non-generic, store AnyObject, OR

• specialize it for your protocol (like PluginHashable above).

I hope this helps. Let me know if your issue is solved.

Remember to add this to your HTML form: enctype="multipart/form-data"

:)

did you install prop-types? https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/prop-types

Regards, Uli

You can definitely create a web page with just html and css, but to add some kind of functionality you'd definitely need to use other languages and frameworks. JavaScript is good to learn.

well, you could create a website with HTML and CSS, but it wouldn't be interactive because you'd need JavaScript for that.

I am facing issue still using PostgreSQL and executor is LocalExecutor if migrate db using this command it's worked for me using this command airflow db migrate

Starting from 1.1.4, and enforced in 1.1.5, the default storage backend for PreferencesDataStore was changed from OkioStorage to FileStorage via a new PreferencesFileSerializer. This aims to reduce CorruptionException, but it introduces incompatibility if your app still has preferences saved with the old serialization format (i.e., from before 1.1.4).

The HTML standards are a complete mess and create too much confusion. In fact, the only three characters that should have been escaped in an HTML query string were &, = and # and they should have been escaped simply as \&, \= and \# (and \\ should be used for \, of course). The people to work in standards comittees should be tested of their IQ's first.

Change

 <div id = "textbox">
 margin-left:100px;

to

 <div id="textbox" style="margin-left:100px;">

or put it in the stylesheet:

<style>
   #textbox {margin-left:100px}
</style>
 

ApeMaster middleware supports playing RTSP video streams from cameras directly in an internal browser without the need for a server, but requires you to installApeMaster middleware on the client computer.

how to validate appwrite user sessions from backend without using frontend sdks?

you’re almost there. using the server sdk and calling account.getSession(sessionId) is technically correct, but appwrite expects that the session ID is tied to a real cookie in the request (the session cookie like a_session_<projectid>).
just calling getSession(sessionId) server-side without that cookie doesn’t feel "natural" to appwrite sometimes, and then it cries "unauthorized"

the super clean way would be:

• from your frontend, send the session cookie along with your API requests (just like browser behavior)

• in your fastapi gateway, you pick that cookie out from the request

• then, instead of doing getSession(sessionId), you do account.get() while sending the cookie in the request headers (meaning you gotta simulate a real user request)

problem is — appwrite server sdk doesn’t easily allow sending raw cookies manually because it's made for "server-side trusted" calls
so the workaround is:

• make direct REST calls to appwrite’s HTTP api inside your gateway instead of using the sdk

• send the session cookie along with the request headers manually

• example: call GET https://[appwrite-endpoint]/v1/account with the X-Fallback-Cookies header or just forward the cookie properly

is it possible to securely auth frontend -> custom backend -> appwrite using only sessions?

yeah it's possible. it's actually the ideal old-school "session based auth" way.

flow would be:

1. frontend logs in normally using appwrite sdk → gets session

2. frontend stores the session cookie (automatic if you’re using browser / for react native you gotta manually do it)

3. frontend sends requests to your api gateway, carrying the session cookie

4. your gateway extracts the session cookie, validates the session (like i said above, direct rest call to appwrite’s /account endpoint)

5. if appwrite says user is good, allow request to microservices

you never need jwt this way unless you want scalability across multi-clusters or mobile + web SSO type stuff later

best scalable approach if session is messy?

if one day this session way feels annoying (like cookie management in mobile gets painful)
then you gotta move to a hybrid model:

• short-lived access tokens (like 15 mins)

• refresh tokens (long lived, like 1 month)

• backend issues both

• frontend auto-refreshes access token without user even knowing

but bro seriously unless you’re scaling like crazy (like millions of concurrent users)
session auth is clean, simpler, and you can scale it horizontally by using sticky sessions or redis session storage if needed.

quick quick version of the right flow you can try right now

1. frontend saves and sends session cookie manually

2. fastapi gets cookie, calls https://cloud.appwrite.io/v1/account (with cookie header) inside a simple requests.get() (python’s requests lib)

3. if 200 ok → user is valid

4. attach user info to request context and forward it to microservices

no need jwt, no need to refresh session, no drama

The <br> tag doesn't require a closing tag. While <br /> or <br/> is considered good syntax, both <br> and <br /> are considered equivalent and valid in HTML5.

If your XML requires the tag to be closed, use a replace function change <br> to <br /> as shown in another answer. </br> is not proper HTML and will not be parsed.

Here’s a quick checklist to debug:

• Check proxy_pass configuration: Ensure that proxy_pass points to http://ip:port/ without including the subpath (e.g., /book/). If you include the subpath, FastAPI won't match routes properly and will return 404.

• Verify trailing slash handling: FastAPI distinguishes between /book and /book/. Missing or inconsistent slashes can cause 404 errors. Make sure your URLs are consistent, or add a rewrite rule in Nginx to enforce a trailing slash.

• Check CORS settings: If accessing from browsers, CORS misconfiguration can prevent requests from reaching the backend, appearing like 404s. Make sure you add proper CORS middleware to your FastAPI applications.

• Ensure backend service availability: Confirm that your FastAPI apps are running, listening on 0.0.0.0 (not 127.0.0.1), and reachable at the specified IP and port. You can test direct access using curl or a browser to verify backend health.

If the issue persists, can you show your current Nginx config? It will help pinpoint the problem faster.