I have this step-by-step git repo to create the most maintainable Firebase Functions.
[https://github.com/felipeosano/nestfire-example][1]
If you have a project created on console.firebase.google.com then just clone the repo and change the .firebaserc with your project id.
This repository uses NestJS and NestFire.
NestFire is an npm library that allows you to deploy Nest modules to Firebase Functions. This npm library also allows you to create fast and maintainable triggers. I recommend reading the documentation in its repository.
i have been having the same problem. I want to use -pb_rad charmm and -pb_rad roux, . But the given patch does not work . could you please help me with this. Thank you. Also what does "I just had to remove the last eval from your answer " means ? what is the replacement that actually works.
does anyone know how to adjust the legend generated by the Kcross graph? Is it possible to include some commands to make this adjustment? I would like to organize the location of the legacy.
You can get the contents from fetch, change the visible location with function history.pushState() and totally replace document.documentElement.innerHTML with fetched data.
The only thing that will be lost - some http headers which could affect the behavior of the page.
The answer is No!
In most cases once you received the response from server on your POST-request its state will never be the same. If you just walk to new location /someform server will not receive POST and the reply will differ from the reply you already consumed by fetch. Of course there are some servers that always reply the same ( something like 'OK'). But don't get your hopes up.
What archX are you using for your OS? 32 or 64 bit? I'm using Debian 64 on ARM64, and I think I'm running into a depreciation in regards to the "sizeof()" or "strlen()" functions to correctly allocate buffer space for the yolo object arguments. It looks like the original code was bound to a 32 bit environment.
The kicker is that this is my SECOND time going through this journey... accidentally deleted my live and backup images.. "DOH!"
- An incomplete recovery to a point in time before the command was executed, or
- Restore a cold backup of a timestamp prior to the time of the command
- Manually add a column (and insert the values).
I had the same problem and fixed it by making the enum Codable. I'm wondering if anyone knows why an enum has to conform to codable in SwiftData when it doesn't when using structs. Also, this error message was completely unhelpful in locating the issue, is this the kind of thing Apple wants feedback about?
Sterling File Gateway will maintain the file transfer statical information along with Event codes. These event codes are specifically designed for IBM Control Center. Each code will particular describe the status of the file at each phase during the file transmission process like File Arrived, Replayed, redelivered, completed/success or Failed. If we integrate SFG with IBM control center, by default all these events will be captured by ICC.
Solution#1: You can configure CDC in ICC database so that real-time events will be captured and make sure these captured into another database within the same database instance. Now, you can write a program in any programming language (python preferable) to get these events from new database. In python program, you can subscribe to pub/sub topic to push them to bigquery and the further we can project them to looker studio.
Solution#2: Once ICC captures events from SFG, have your SQL query get the required events from ICC database by using python program. Please make sure you python program should send events/messages in json format to the pub/sub topic which is already subscribed to. And then, create bigquery dataset to pull the pub/sub messages from topic subscription. And then finally , we can project these events to Google looker studio for user interface.
It happened to us today. Same message, the Whatsapp number is flagged but not blocked. The template was tested today and was fine. Now I´ve just tested it and it´s fine again. Can it be a massive temporary glitch in the system?..
val view = ComposeView(this).apply {
setContent {
// content
}
// Trick The ComposeView into thinking we are tracking lifecycle
val lifecycleOwner = ComposeLifecycleOwner()
lifecycleOwner.performRestore(null)
lifecycleOwner.handleLifecycleEvent(Lifecycle.Event.ON_CREATE)
setViewTreeLifecycleOwner(lifecycleOwner)
setViewTreeSavedStateRegistryOwner(lifecycleOwner)
}
ComposeLifecycleOwner:
import android.os.Bundle
import androidx.lifecycle.Lifecycle
import androidx.lifecycle.LifecycleRegistry
import androidx.savedstate.SavedStateRegistry
import androidx.savedstate.SavedStateRegistryController
import androidx.savedstate.SavedStateRegistryOwner
class ComposeLifecycleOwner : SavedStateRegistryOwner {
private var mLifecycleRegistry: LifecycleRegistry = LifecycleRegistry(this)
private var mSavedStateRegistryController: SavedStateRegistryController = SavedStateRegistryController.create(this)
/**
* @return True if the Lifecycle has been initialized.
*/
val isInitialized: Boolean
get() = true
override val lifecycle = mLifecycleRegistry
fun setCurrentState(state: Lifecycle.State) {
mLifecycleRegistry.currentState = state
}
fun handleLifecycleEvent(event: Lifecycle.Event) {
mLifecycleRegistry.handleLifecycleEvent(event)
}
override val savedStateRegistry: SavedStateRegistry
get() = mSavedStateRegistryController.savedStateRegistry
fun performRestore(savedState: Bundle?) {
mSavedStateRegistryController.performRestore(savedState)
}
fun performSave(outBundle: Bundle) {
mSavedStateRegistryController.performSave(outBundle)
}
}
you should check the apache log if there is no log for that problem could be related to your Client DNS Server. maybe your dns server respond faster than your local machine.
This topic was very confusing to me, so I looked it up and found this link - which confused me more.
My understanding is that:
git rm removes the file from both the working directory (aka worktree, disk) and the staging area (aka index).
git rm -cached removes the file from only the staging area
So if you created a whole new git repository, created a new file, added the new file to the staging area, then ran git rm -cached, basically all you've done is unstage the new file and the new file still exists in the working directory so it can be added back to the staging area. Had you ran git rm instead, you would have removed the file from the staging area AND the working directory so it couldn't be added back to the staging area without creating the file again.
I'm guessing the OP's original question was why PaginationResult.java was still listed in the staging area after running git rm --cached. At least that's where I'm still confused.
You need to be using spherical kmeans. Yes, minimizing the euclidean distance between two l2 normalized vectors is the same with minimizing cosine, but you also have to l2 normalize the centroids, which you dont have access to in sklearn Kmean.
Adding to Florian's answer above, I recently attempted some more reverse-engineering on this, which has led me to a lot of new information.
What SciPy calls the function_workspace is actually called the subsystem. The subsystem appears in the MAT-file as a normal variable of mxUINT8_CLASS, i.e., its written as a uint8 variable with just one caveat - this variable has no name. Whether the subsystem is present or not is indicated by a 64-bit integer in the MAT-file header. This integer is a byte marker pointing to the start of the subsystem data in the MAT-file.
Coming to its contents, the subsystem contains all necessary data required to construct object instances of mxOPAQUE_CLASS objects. This includes both user-defined classes (using classdef), as well as datatypes like string, datetime, table, etc.
The way it achieves this is by encoding instructions on object construction using methods of a class FileWrapper__. These instructions include information such as the class type, its properties and their values, and the construction order (in case of nested objects). Each constructed object is mapped to a unique object ID, which is used to link this constructed object to its corresponding variable when reading them in the normal portion of the MAT-file.
The exact format of the subsystem data is extremely convoluted to get into, I would refer you to my documentation which goes into it in great detail.
I did this for my computer vision project at university to train a model using the max size for YOLO. I would use pillow to break the image in to smaller images, which you can do easily with list slicing.
As for question 2, the resolution is going to be different because you sliced the image into smaller images which directly affects the resolution, but the PPI will remain the same resulting in an image with high clarity yet smaller in size.
# using join
set a {abcd}
set b {efgh}
set l [list $a $b] # a list
set c [join $l ] # space sep (default)
set d [join $l {}] # no sep
puts $c
abcd efgh
puts $d
abcdefgh
It's May 28, 2025 and my team is running into this same issue. It potentially impacts certs using 4096-bit keys (rather than 2048). I've also noticed that if I upload a .pem version of the same cert (instead of .pfx) it seems to work.
I have done this, dir.create(“testdir”) even copy pasted it. It does not accept it. Have spent over an hour collectively trying to figure this out. Would it be wise to shut the app down and restart or am I doing something incorrectly?
driver.execute_script("arguments[0].scrollIntoView(true);", button) driver.execute_script("arguments[0].click();", button)
can you share a screenshot of the element in the browser dev tools or the full HTML block from outerHTML
After speaking with the dev team the correct answer here is that tethering can mitigate the issue somewhat, but backpressure cannot be fully eliminated from aeron at this time
I didn't have such a rule in place, but experienced a similar issue, and found adding the following rule to .eslintrc.json did make the annoying line-length error go away:
Found some notes from past reports and it turns out to be more than just merging columns. The generated group column must be deleted without deleting the group then add a row at that level. Then the columns can be merged.
Old question but a newbie, like me, might struggle with it.
So I created a directory, Production, then later renamed it production. My original files were stored in Github under Production, all new ones in another directory production. When I worked locally, (windows), it was all fine under production.
Sounds just like what you are asking.
Simply fix really, ignore all the git stuff.
Rename your local directory something else, let's call it test. Commit and push. All of your files and directories will be aggregated under the new directory test. Rename it back to your lower case, production, and commit and push. All issues resolved.
CKEditor does not initialize on new CollectionField items in EasyAdmin Symfony — how to fix?
I'm using EasyAdmin 4 with Symfony, and I have a CollectionField that includes form fields with CKEditor (via Symfony's FOSCKEditorType or similar).
CKEditor loads fine for existing collection entries, but when I add a new item dynamically via the "Add new item" button, the CKEditor does not initialize on the new textarea.
🔍 What I tried:
CKEditor is loaded and works on page load.
New textareas appear when I add items, but CKEditor doesn't attach to them.
Tried triggering CKEDITOR.replace() manually — no success.
Using default Symfony + EasyAdmin JS setup, no custom overrides.
✅ Answer:
This is a common issue because CKEditor needs to be manually re-initialized on dynamically added fields inside CollectionField.
🔧 Fix: Manually re-initialize CKEditor when new fields are added
You can do this by listening to the ea.collection.item-added event that EasyAdmin dispatches.
Add this JavaScript to your EasyAdmin layout or as a custom Stimulus controller:
javascript
CopyEdit
document.addEventListener('ea.collection.item-added', function (event) { const newFormItem = event.detail.item; const textareas = newFormItem.querySelectorAll('textarea'); textareas.forEach(textarea => { if (textarea.classList.contains('ckeditor') && !textarea.id.startsWith('cke_')) { // Replace with CKEDITOR.replace or ClassicEditor.create depending on your setup CKEDITOR.replace(textarea.id); } }); });
🧠 Notes:
Make sure the textarea has a unique ID, otherwise CKEditor won't attach.
You might need to delay execution slightly using setTimeout() if CKEditor loads too early.
If you’re using CKEditor 5, use ClassicEditor.create() instead of CKEDITOR.replace().
📦 Example (CKEditor 5):
javascript
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import ClassicEditor from '@ckeditor/ckeditor5-build-classic'; document.addEventListener('ea.collection.item-added', function (event) { const newFormItem = event.detail.item; const textareas = newFormItem.querySelectorAll('textarea'); textareas.forEach(textarea => { if (!textarea.classList.contains('ck-editor__editable')) { ClassicEditor.create(textarea).catch(error => { console.error(error); }); } }); });
Be aware that prompting a user with a native API in an infinite loop like this can cause app store and google play store rejection. You are requesting the user to setup / use a specific form of authentication, you must allow them to refuse that request - and both stores expect your app to remain usable despite the users decision. Some native APIs will just not show a message and fail automatically if you call them too many times. In your code that could cause a stack buffer overflow and your app could crash. But it depends on the API, others will just keep prompting, inwhich case your app will be rejected if it's reviewed thoroughly. Last I checked the max number of prompts allowed for permissions is 2. So your code is not usable either way, and you should not use it.
There's a functional difference between scopes and claims within the OAuth2/OpenID Connect (OIDC) framework:
Scopes grant the client permissions to request access to specific categories of user information.
Claims are the actual pieces of information returned after successful authentication and authorization, determined by the allowed scopes. (More info)
Certain sensitive data fields, such as SSN, fall into the category of Restricted Claims. Restricted claims cannot be retrieved just by including them in your authentication request.
To access these restricted claims:
The Financial Institution (FI) must explicitly enable and authorize these claims in their backend configuration.
This authorization is done by the FI's back-office administrators and involves configuring which specific claims your external application/plugin can access.
Given your situation, your client (who distributes this plugin to the Financial Institutions) must work directly with each FI to make sure these restricted claims are enabled appropriately.
Without explicit FI authorization, the sensitive claims (DOB and SSN) will not be returned, regardless of correct OIDC implementation.
Commenting out the line mentioned in the article failed and caused a JS error while loading the Additional Attributes page, but commenting and then uncommenting it restored functionality and re-enabled saving changes.
From my experience the error is misleading and in my case it was due to networking configuration on the Storage Account.
It appears that if SA is set to not allow public network access from all networks - you will get the mentioned error when trying to export the database. (Yes, even if you check the "Allow Azure services on the trusted services list to access this storage account." option, which makes no sense.)
Try setting SA to allow all Public network access from all networks or use Private Link when setting up the Export of the database.
try to check the file or directory which you are using or where the file are stored and next way is to make another folder as new folder and open it with your vscode
Ok, now I understand. I mistakenly made my root view controller be the initial controller when I was upgrading to a scene lifecycle. I did have a navigation controller, but when I made my root view controller the initial controller, it removed the initial controller status from the navigation controller. That prevented the navigation bar item from working. Once I made the navigation controller be the initial controller (as it originally was), the navigation items are once again displaying.
The health-check was eventually passing and the restart attempt stopped. The issue is that Kubernetes does not report when a health check stops failing and starts passing.
After observing and troubleshooting for a long time I finally realized this when the error counter did not increase after many minutes.
This issue comes because in your admin panel permalinks are different from Elementor permalinks. In Elementor you can find the page you are looking for. Do not link you permalinks from you Wordpress admin panel.
This however does not have anything to do with PHP because this is template builded. Your tags should be "Elementor", "Wordpress"
(Check your Elementor page and link it to your website)
The later versions of Cognos introduced the parameters pane which allows for the setting of default values based on other query columns, report expression and additional logic. This can be used to achieve your requirement.
@Abhijit Sarkar Yes, plus the processing overhead of translating. Also, implementation(libs.spotbugs) is more concise than implementation(plugin(libs.plugins.spotbugs)) and doesn't require additional code. If you are referencing the plugin in subprojects and not just in your plugins, is being able to use alias(libs.plugins.spotbugs) really better than id("com.github.spotbugs") ? (fyi, this is just an honest question and me wanting to know your opinion. Thank you for your input)
Your user_functions.py lies in a different folder parallel to your main_script.py so you need to let python know to import from the parent (`..`) folder.
import sys
sys.path.append("..")
from user_functions import config_reader
We ultimately decided to bite the bullet and refactor all of our files before merging them all at once. We used this tool to automatically rewrite the define() headers into import statements in bulk; after that we just need to rewrite our async imports manually.
All credit for the answer goes to @KIKO Software and @Phil .
To answer everyones question first: The error is that there is no style added to the class, so the div doesn't revieve a cc style class.
My bad that I didn't expres this specificly.
The answer, by @KIKO Software and @Phil, is the quotes and the php tag.
I did not add the short_open_tag, so <? didn't work, it should have been <?php
And I quotes, I added the quotes because the class should be between quotes "".
And to skip a quote during the echo I used the ".
But echo itself was sufficient, and the extra quotes just got in the way.
$style = "input_container";
~
<div class=<?php echo $style; ?>>
And special thank you @Jason Lommelen for the htmlspecialchars() tip! I can definatly use that at some places.
Async execution of queries does not necessarily imply true parallelism. While executeAsync() is non-blocking, spawning 300 queries could overwhelm the system. Not all threads will be in the RUNNING state simultaneously. Many may be waiting or queued. This queuing likely explains the drastic increase in response time for APIs executing large numbers of queries.
I would recommend checking CPU utilization, thread pool stats (via nodetool tpstats), and capturing a thread dump to confirm thread contention or queuing bottlenecks on the Cassandra nodes.
Additionally, Cassandra does not support batch reads (Refer: Batch select in Cassandra). Also, upgrading hardware may not help much if the application logic and query patterns are inefficient. It would be more effective to optimize the queries, avoid wide rows or fetching 300 columns unless necessary, and limit concurrency with bounded async execution strategies rather than spawning hundreds of concurrent queries without control.
Add the following to your environment variables (requires for dotnet tools to use the correct version): MSBuildSDKsPath=/usr/local/share/dotnet/sdk/9.0.300/sdks
Building the answer @sahil-jaidka provided in the comments, you can fix this with KeyboardAvoidingView and setting isKeyboardInternallyHandled={false} on your GiftedChat component.
The procedure doesn't return anything because all your conditional logic involving NULL evaluates to UNKNOWN in SQL Server, which is treated as false. As a result, no rows are inserted or selected. Additionally, your final SELECT is inside a TRY block, and since no error occurs, it runs silently without output. If you want to see a result, add a SELECT NULL AS [null] outside of the TRY...CATCH block at the end. And then also just a heads up that NULL = NULL does not evaluate to true in SQL — it's UNKNOWN. That’s likely why nothing is returned or inserted
