The issue here is with your Authorization . You are passing Authorization as query param. It should be passed as header. In Authorization tab, select Bearer Token as Auth Type and paste your token in Token field.
I'm doing programming for almost 20 years. Have seen tons of code, tons of styles. Best code is a code that is readable quickly. Easy to read - you invest less time and effort to yield result.
Standardization should be reasonable. Standardization for the sake of standardization is a bad idea.
Nothing will save you from crooked hands and inexperience anyway.
func1(func2(func3()) ) - Easier to read
func1(func2(func3()))
if someAttr.Load() + int64(SomeConstant) < ts { } - Easier
if someAttr.Load()+int64(SomeConstant) < ts { }
myslice[fromExpr() : lenExpr()] - Easier
myslice[fromExpr():lenExpr()]
Filters are always applied independent of the permission settings. If you want to exclude a certain path, you need to check that path in your filter to bypass logic.
Enable debug mode for filters to see whole bunch of filters walked through.
I have few on-prem clusters and my use case for this feature is to not allow workload to run, until I make sure some specific network routes works.
Without these checks even when cluster communication works, persistent storage might not work but scheduler will put pods with PVs on this node anyway.
If you're trying to extract failed selector URLs from Cypress tests, you might consider implementing a custom reporter or using event listeners like Cypress.on('fail', ...) to catch and log failing selectors along with the URL. Depending on your setup, saving this data to a file or dashboard could streamline your debugging process.
We recently tackled a similar challenge at https://agiletech.vn/ while working on automated test reporting and logging. You might find some of our insights helpful, especially if you're working on scalable test environments or reporting tools. Feel free to check it out!
I also had these conflict messages in my base file which I have pushed to master branch. Can anyone tell me how to solve this? It is causing SQL error in my query because I merge and resolve the same commit multiple times and I can't just remove it in the file.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): how to solve
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): tell me how to
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Can anyone tell me how
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): how to solve this?
A narrow alley in an urban neighborhood, a calico stray cat with round marble-like eyes walking curiously among small houses, early morning light, warm atmosphere, cinematic style
I have found the solution after Joakim Danielson gave me the tipp about the logging of sql see comment on Question. I needed to reinstall the app after changing some Fields in my Swift Data Model. In other cases maybe a migration script is needed.
Welcome to flutter. Can you share the code where you are calling the MyDrawer(), I cannot see the overflow when I run it in my device.
For the second error: the problem is that the Image.network in the ExpansionTile.leading doesn't find the image so it shows a error placeholder and that placeholder overflows, you can add errorBuilder:
use lazy loading strategy will fix yout issue, the issue happen because global filter query is filter the items and the items have relations with it when use(include or join) but count not
I followed your instructions and npx mix watch keeps compiling in loop; usually this happened in Tailwind v3 when there was an error in the "content" declaration. What could be the error now? Thanks
You can use YubiKeys to secure local or domain accounts on Windows without relying on Windows Hello for Business, using alternative methods like smart card mode, third-party credential providers, or FIDO2 login with additional software.
What’s actually crashing on Android?
On modern Android (targetSdk 31+/API 30+), any time you fire off an ACTION_VIEW intent (which is exactly what Linking.openURL() does under the hood), the system first checks your app’s package visibility. If you haven’t told Android “Hey, I might want to open web URLs,” it can’t find any browser to handle that intent—and you get an uncaught ActivityNotFoundException that kills your WebView (often silently in Expo builds).
- Emulator often uses more‑permissive settings or older WebView versions.
- iOS has no such restriction at all.
- Real Android devices in production builds enforce it strictly.
Always guard your openURL calls
import { Linking, Alert } from 'react-native';
async function openExternal(url) {
try {
const supported = await Linking.canOpenURL(url);
if (supported) {
await Linking.openURL(url);
} else {
Alert.alert('Oops!', `Cannot open this URL: ${url}`);
}
} catch (err) {
console.error('Failed to open URL:', err);
Alert.alert('Error', 'Couldn’t open the link.');
}
}
Prevents crashes if there’s no browser or handler.
Lets you show a friendly message instead of a hard crash.
As others have said netcore will identify the most appropriate binding - it's helpful to understand how to control this in more detail - see here for the Microsoft documentation on it:
Thanks for the replies.
We actually got a response back from Microsoft explaining the cause of the issue ...
"On 2025-04-03, control plane requests to Azure Container Apps started failing with error code 500 responses in East US and UK South, preventing control plane operations with ARM, Azure CLI, and the Azure Portal. Container Apps continued to run normally without interruption.
The Azure Container Apps control plane operations were failing internally due to failing authentication requests with the underlying Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) infrastructure used by the Azure Container Apps data plane. The underlying AKS infrastructure rolled out a change that scaled down the number of replicas of the Guard service, which provides AAD authentication for the environments. The scale down operation caused the Guard service to be unresponsive, which caused authentication requests to fail.
The rollout was reverted by the AKS team, bringing the Guard service back up and restoring authentication capability, allowing the Azure Container Apps control plane to authenticate successfully with the data plane."
Sorry for -2 feedback mistakly as you provide solution is very much near to my Solution when i put 500 Qty against 1 Qty then its Show price for 500 pcs but in other product that have 1000 Qty then it is showing price for 500 pcs and also it's not showing on my front and page only showing on Category page
Main Issue is Like my Product Business Card Have minimum 500/1000 Qty in Product Page it is showing right Price 700 but still it shows amount 0.70/- for single card Qty on Category page and frontend Page
I need total Desired Qty Price on Both Frontend and Category page
The tailwind version has upgraded to v4, npx tailwindcss init -p this command will no longer work in the new update
Tailwind v4 requires @tailwindcss/vite for Vite projects, simplifying integration without manual PostCSS setup in most cases. Using tailwindcss directly as a PostCSS plugin is deprecated.
refer this for the brief installation steps for installing v4 or continuing with the old versions.
In a testing scenario, a common issue arises when using mocking frameworks like Mockito to mock Spring Filters/Interceptors. If the filter.proceed() method isn't invoked or returns null, the subsequent web response logic isn't executed, resulting in an empty response body.
I just had a similar issue. It turned out I was debugging a unit test, while in release mode and not debug mode. As a result a portion of the local variables wasn't shown in the local variables nor accessible by watch.
To display the pilot name, number of flights as "Number of Flights", and total pay as "Compensation", you can use a query that joins relevant flight and pilot tables, groups by pilot, and uses aggregation functions. The result helps track performance and earnings, especially useful for analyzing Flight Delay Compensation. Integrating tools like DelayDollars can further simplify managing pilot payments related to delayed flights, ensuring accurate and fair compensation based on the number and nature of their assignments.
The issue was in the EncoderLayer where the residual calculations were done wrong. The correct way of calculating:
def forward(self, x: torch.Tensor, src_pad_key = None):
residual = x
x = self.layer_norm1(x)
if src_pad_key is not None: x = self.self_attn(x, src_pad_key = src_pad_key, use_self_attention = True)
else: x = self.self_attn(x)
# normalize and apply residual connections
x += residual
residual = x
x = self.layer_norm2(x)
x = self.mlp(x)
x += residual
return x
Another change was that we must always use self attention (instead of pooled attention) as otherwise the calculations won't work with the image encoder. [query = x]
" MapKit for AppKit and UIKit, MapKit JS, and Apple Maps Server API provide a way for you to store and share references to places that matter to your application: the Place ID. A Place ID is an opaque string that semantically represents references to points of interest in the world, rather than particular coordinates or addresses."
Ended up finding the issue:
1)First FTP on the fly does not work very well, for some reason password was not accepted with on the fly
2)Bucket-acl-private is incorrect even though I had specific permissions to edit the bucket
S3_REMOTE=":s3,provider=AWS,access_key_id=$ACCESS_KEY,secret_access_key=$SECRET_KEY:$BUCKET"
RCLONE_FLAGS="--s3-chunk-size 100M --s3-upload-cutoff 200M --retries 5 --low-level-retries 10 --progress --checksum"
# Create a temporary named FTP remote
rclone config create "$FTP_REMOTE_NAME" ftp host="$FTP_HOST" user="$FTP_USER" pass="$FTP_PASS" --obscure
#create a temporary directory to check the md5
TEMP_DIR="./temp_md5"
mkdir -p "$TEMP_DIR"
if [ -z "$FTP_FOLDER" ]; then
rclone copy "$FTP_REMOTE_NAME:md5.txt" "$TEMP_DIR" --quiet
rclone copy "$FTP_REMOTE_NAME:$FTP_FILE" "$TEMP_DIR" --quiet
I assume VS can't render in design mode custom types like local:PageBase
It might be due to lot of factors: abstract type, there is no default parametreless constructor, errors during resolving dependencies in design time.. and etc.
Try to change in xaml local:PageBase to base type: Page or UserControl(depends on what is your PageBase impelent) and specify the type in x:Class attribute (it should be non abstract with default constructor which will call InitializeComponents or if it custom control - specify DefaultStyleKey)
I assume after succeeded rebuild - you will see the content in design time.
import org.springframework.core.env.Environment;
public final class RandomConstants {
public static String JWT_SECRET;
public RandomConstants(Environment environment) {
JWT_SECRET = environment.getProperty("your-env");
}
}
Is there any reason you add @types/node inside the prebuild ? (You may not need that. you can remove the prebuild or remove installing @types/node in prebuild)
AppPoolIdentity (Default) works because it uses the web server's machine account for delegation.
When you configured constrained delegation in AD, you likely did this for the web server's computer object (not the domain service account). This allows the machine account to "forward" the user's identity to SQL Server.
Your Domain Service Account isn't working because:
Constrained delegation isn’t configured for it – You set delegation for the web server, not the domain account.
Double-hop limitation – When using a domain account, you must explicitly allow it to delegate credentials to SQL Server via:
AD Delegation Settings: Mark the domain service account as "Trusted for Delegation" to the SQL Server’s SPN (MSSQLSvc).
Correct SPN Binding: Ensure the SQL Server’s SPN is properly registered in AD.
Fix:
Configure constrained delegation directly for the domain service account (not the web server) to the SQL Server’s SPN. This tells AD: "This service account is allowed to forward user credentials to SQL Server."
The output.css file is generated by Tailwind’s build process (typically via PostCSS or a build script), and generated files like this are usually not committed to version control. Here’s why:
1. Source of Truth:
The actual source is your Tailwind config and the input CSS (usually input.css or something similar). output.css is just a compiled artifact.
2. Reproducibility:
Anyone working on the project can run the build process locally (npm run build or similar) to regenerate output.css. No need to store it in Git.
3. Avoid Merge Conflicts:
Since it’s a large, machine-generated file, any small change can cause massive diffs, which are messy and annoying to resolve during merges.
4. Deployment:
On production servers, you’d usually compile static files as part of your deployment pipeline (collectstatic for Django and npm run build or similar for Tailwind).
This seems to be any issue with permissions granted on your computer, One of the most common ways of getting rid of this problem is to remove and reinstall all dependencies and try to avoid adding any extra or unnecessary dependencies. Second if you are trying to remove node modules then first try manually as node sometimes get locked out of the system so that it does not delete any other important file of the system
I like the idea of Alex's solution but I seem to fight the IDE on occasion when opening modules (random hangs etc) means I can have difficulty finding the code at that address in practice.
Another method I use is to log the Count variable in the FinalizeUnits method using a non breaking breakpoint.
I can then see what is the last number attempted before things blow up in the output window.
I then run again and change the breakpoint to break and on the condition of Count = <whatever the last count was>
Vless cannot be used directly as a system proxy. You need to configure a clash or v2ray locally that connect it to your Vless server, and then use the local socks or https proxy as a parameter of the Openai client.
As you described, the code is not thread-safe, which means you have to use something like a 'lock' to ensure that only one thread runs the piece of code at a time.
When an Instagram embed on your WordPress site only shows the photo when you're logged in, but not when you're logged out or visiting from a private browser, it's usually due to one of these issues:
I am working on the same task of automatically creating the project on hitting my file URL I am using PHP for this you can check the below API documentation XTRF API Documentation
i was also gettting the same issue and I was using webpack
I used this in webpack to resolve this path issue
output: {
path: path.resolve(__dirname, 'build'),
filename: 'renderer.js',
// Use different publicPath values for dev and prod
publicPath: isProduction ? './' : '/'
It really depends on the kind of feedback you want to receive from doctorest
using assert in your test is a more compact approach. It works by ensuring that if the condition fails, Python raises an assertionerror. On the other hand, encoding your condition as a logical operator returning true or false will result in lines like true/ false in the output which might be less informative when the condition fails.
There’s no major reason not to use ASSERT as long as youre comfortable with the exception based error reporting and want a more compact test.
Problem can be at MongoDB side as well.
Execute the same query on mongodb client and check its execution time. Check the query plan to validate if index is being used.
Try with below as well, while querying from mondo db client and flink.
eq("_id", 1917986549) // Use number instead of string
Potential Causes and Debugging Steps
Firewall or Network Restrictions
Ensure there haven't been any recent changes to your network or firewall that might be blocking incoming requests.
Check if the IP addresses of Xero's webhook requests are being filtered.
Rate Limits or Request Blocking by Xero
Xero might have introduced new rate limits or validation requirements.
If your webhook is failing immediately after activation, Xero could be deactivating it due to consecutive failures.
SSL/TLS Certificates or DNS Issues
Confirm that your SSL certificates haven't expired or changed recently.
Run a DNS lookup to check if the webhook’s endpoint is resolving correctly.
Background Job Processing Logic
You mentioned that webhook requests are saved for background processing. Could there be a delay or misconfiguration that prevents the server from acknowledging receipt within Xero’s expected timeframe?
Webhook Request Format or Authentication
Verify if Xero has updated the request payload or authentication method required.
Try setting up a temporary endpoint that simply logs requests to verify what Xero is sending.
Thank you brother. I almost gave up using Instagram graph API to fetch comments. This worked. btw, do we get the commentor userName in the response? Appreciate your response. Thanks
The performance gain is huge,because it dynamically binds listeners to every child elements through single parent.there are so many edge cases to consider before to use
Delegate too many events on parent can cause inefficency and complex logic
it only works with events like click and does not work with events like onblur,onfocus,mousenter etc.
you need to optimize the condition logic to avoid triggering unnecessary execution
Do as proposed above. You’re missing the "border" utility class — add "border" along with "border-solid" and "border-black", or the border won’t show up.
I wanted to add a related use-case here that I didn't see listed above, but this might help someone else. I often need to apply a custom function to many columns where that function itself takes multiple columns of a df, where the exact columns might be a pain to spell out or change subtly depending on the data-frame. So, same problem as OP, but where the function might be user-defined and require multiple columns.
I took the basic idea from Rajib's comment above. I wanted to post it here since, while it might be overkill for some cases, it is useful in others. In that case, you'll need apply, and you'll want to wrap the results in a pd.Series to return them as a normal-looking table.
# Toy data
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
inc_data = {f"inc_{k}" : np.random.randint(1000, size=1000)
for k in range(1,21)}
other_data = {f"o_{k}" : np.random.randint(1000, size=1000)
for k in range(1,21)} # Adding unnecessary cols to simulate real-world dfs
group = {"group" :
["a"]*250 + ["b"]*250 + ["c"]*100 + ["d"]*400}
data = {**group, **inc_data, **other_data}
df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(data)
# Identify needed columns
check = [c for c in df.columns if "inc" in c] # Cols we want to check
need = check + ["o_1"] # Cols we need
ref = "o_1" # Reference column
# Not an actual function I use, but just a sufficiently complicated one
def myfunc(data, x, y, n):
return data.nlargest(n, x)[y].mean()
df.groupby('group')[need].apply( # Use apply() to access entire groupby columns
lambda g : pd.Series( # Use series to return as columns of a summary table
{c : myfunc(g, c, ref, 5) # Dict comprehension to loop through many cols
for c in check}
))
There might be much more performant ways to do this, but I had a hard time figuring this out. This method doesn't require more pre-defined functions than your custom function, and if the idea is just speeding up a lot of work, this is better than the manual methods of creating a Series detailed here, which has lots of good tips if the functions themselves are very different.
I'm having the same issue with the mermaid servers since a week ago (or so). I tried running the server locally on docker and it works as expected. For the issue with node names I'm assuming your Jupyter notebook is caching the image for a previously created graph and when you use that old name it just uses the cache hence you don't see an error. Try creating a new notebook (or even better a whole new python environment), and run both codes in there see if you can reproduce the error for both versions.
You can try and run mermaid server locally following these steps. Let me know after you try these, we need to report this to langchain and mermaid team.
From your python directory navigate to langchain_core/runnables/graph_mermaid.py/ > _render_mermaid_using_api() and replace https://mermaid.ink in image_url with `http://localhost:3000. Keep the rest of the url intact.
After some debugging, found that if I add a signal handler in the HAL, that solves the problem, no longer seeing a crash. Posting it here in case someone else has similar issues
@Christophe To my understanding, the term "class" in a class diagram represents the principle of object-oriented programming. You cannot simply say that the model must be separated from the implementation. Rather, the model must be precisely transferable to the respective implementation and vice versa. The remaining question is: how do I represent the following implementation in a UML class diagram?
class LeaseAgreement{
public Person tenant{
get{
return tenant;
}
set{
tenant = value;
}
}
}
class Person{
public string name{get{return name;}set{name=value;}}
public string lastname{get{return lastname;}set{lastname=value;}}
}
In my case i used pm2 to start my server and it somehow change relative path or something like that...
Solution for such case:
provide explicitly cwd option to pm2 from config or directly in terminal, for example:
pm2 start dist/main.js -- --name example --cwd /var/www/hope-it-will-help/app
Only issue with CTAS approach is Table/column constraints. Constraints are not copied and it can cause issues in the target system(s). For example, if you have auto increment column, CTAS will not copy the constraint. To keep the table definition as is, use CREATE TABLE LIKE <source table> and then copy the data using insert/insert overwrite.
