Still getting this error in 2025. For me I just closed the solution, deleted the .vs file in the solution folder, then reopened the solution and after that I was able to add the solution and its projects to source control.
quando usamos {{ post.author.imagem }}, ele só mostra o nome do arquivo, tipo uma string: "perfil/imagem1.jpg".
quando usamos .url {{ post.author.imagem.url }}, o Django tenta acessar o arquivo real dentro da pasta media/perfil/. Se esse arquivo não existir lá, ou se o campo tiver vazio, dá erro.
You need to take into account that in case the user login has specified an initial home directory, the absolute path you specify as url (starting behind the server) starts from the user's initial directory. If for example an admin changes the initial dir of the account you can get error 503 because now the subdirectory can't be found anymore.
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Agree with @starball.
but If you have still issue after doing xdg-settings set .. try update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications/
I my case it helped :)
In dbt Cloud, the default database and schema values are typically configured in the dbt_project.yml file and the profiles.yml file (or through the dbt Cloud UI if you're using managed connections)
1. dbt_project.yml – Defines the schema naming convention
**In your dbt_project.yml, you can set the default schema using the schema configuration:
regards, your question - why does dbt want to prefix the default schema value to what I originally specified in my config statement?
dbt's behavior of prefixing the default schema value (from your target profile) to what you specify in your model config is part of its schema naming convention strategy, and it’s designed to support multi-environment development and namespacing.
Great End of the World: San no Shou Episode 4 discussion! Gold’s fight was wild, and Lisa stole the show. My workspace keeps anime nights cozy—found neat home upgrades. Top moment for you?
key point was to write lower_grade function with key points from comments of author that so after you intros all and destruct g and m, you would get goals with conditions for simpl and rewriting.
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Use Scenario Outlines when the intent is identical and only data varies—this keeps the feature file readable and ties all examples to the same AC. If different business rules surface, break them into separate scenarios so each AC maps to one behaviour and one test-report row.
Government guidance echoes this “one-rule-per-test” idea: U.S. web standards list discrete AC per function (“Site-Search Acceptance Criteria” | Standards.Digital.gov)
[https://standards.digital.gov/standards/site-search/%5C] and Canada’s GC Forms backlog links each accessibility rule to a distinct Gherkin test (“How we’re building GC Forms…” | Digital Canada) [https://digital.canada.ca/2023/02/16/how-were-building-gc-forms-our-4-accessible-approaches/%5C]. Saudi digital RFP scoring also weights criteria individually (Guideline of Digital Projects RFPs | DGA Saudi) [https://dga.gov.sa/sites/default/files/2022-10/Guideline%20of%20Digital%20Projects%20RFPs_1.pdf%5C].
Industry practice backs this: outlines reduce duplication and speed automation (“Reawakening Agile with OKRs?” | InfoQ) [https://www.infoq.com/articles/agile-okrs/%5C], and the Appinventors guide shows Given/When/Then plus checklist examples side-by-side (“Acceptance Criteria for User Stories in Agile…” | Appinventors) [https://appinventors.com/blog/acceptance-criteria/].
So—single behaviour → outline; different behaviours → scenarios. Your cucumber reports (and your stakeholders) will thank you.
In the official repository has an example of reading file. And do not forget when you write a stream in a file, set stream position in 0. Because of this, I spent a lot of time looking for a problem
Can you check whether the user is being created successfully with this line?
var result = await _userManager.CreateAsync(user, password);
I’ve seen a similar issue before in a Django app. We were also able to create users, but they couldn’t log in — we kept getting “invalid login.” The problem turned out to be that we were saving the password manually (even with hashing), but Django’s login system compares the input password using its own internal hash algorithm. Once we switched to using Django's built-in password hashing at the time of user creation, login started working fine.
I think there is a highly chance that you are not providing the right password ( the one associated with the user generated by Identity).
These were really used with OpenCensus, but the project has moved to OpenTelemetry and these don't need to be used anymore. These will get removed when we remove OpenCensus APIs.
To run the above code in WordPress you will probably need to change the '$' symbol in the JavaScript code to the string 'jQuery', to avoid clashes with the use of the dollar symbol for other purposes in WordPress.
i.e. $( '.variation-input' ) would become jQuery( '.variation-input' ), and $.ajax would become jQuery.ajax
and so on.
This is an old question, but I do something like this recently, so I share.
@Risadinha answer needs modification since, as @Joren pointed, the reverse function has to find corresponding pattern somwhere in the urls. So, you can reverse only part which Django "knows". The rest of the url has to be added idenpendently.
#in admin.py in modelBAdmin class
class ModelBAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
...
list_filter = (..., 'modelA__id', ...)
...
# in admin.py in ModelAAdmin class
class ModelAAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
...
fields = (..., '_link_to_B', ...)
readonly_fields = (..., '_link_to_B', ...)
def _link_to_B(self, obj):
model_cls = modelB
reverse_url = reverse('admin:{}_{}_changelist'.format(model_cls._meta.app_label, _model_cls._meta.model_name))
changelist_filtered_url = '{}?modelA__id={}'.format(reverse_url, obj.id)
return mark_safe('<a href="{}">Link text</a>'.format(changelist_filtered_url))
Notice, that there is a filter in the modelB corresponding to "modelA__id' in the url.
This is a very old thread, but I too was recently looking for EPL code information for a very old thermal printer and came across this site: https://eplprinter.azurewebsites.net/ and thought it was worth sharing.
Found it incredibly helpful to figure out how to make this language perform
There is no open with rosetta anymore. I am using Xcode 16.3 currently. How can I fix this issue. Xcode does not show any error while coding and after buidling it seemed 3 -4 second and then disappear again. Its annoying.
'main' is supposed to guide the program, and there should be only one function named 'main'. You can use threading. Basically, threads will kind of execute simultaneously doing something on their own. Check that out on the Internet.
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i just asked Perplexity Deep Research this question and for me it worked using pv-migrate. I tried copying data from pv 1 to pv 2 in the same namespace, across namespaces and (i havent tried that) it is supposed to work across clusters aswell.
I found the following path to make what I was looking forward to.
First: I format and create a measure with the current month like this -->
CurrentMonth = FORMAT(TODAY(),"YYYY.MM")
Then, I change the format to text of this measure and the one that I'm going to compare to. Once the measure and the column is in TEXT format. I create an IF statemente like this -->
I have fixed the filter... but I still don't understand why it was behaving the way it was before.
I would still be curious to see if anyone knows why the filter wasn't working as intended.
I added:
Option Compare Text
to the top of the module.
I changed the range in the "With" block to: .Range("A1:B" & LR), as .Range("A2:B" & LR) was skipping row 2.
I added: On Error Resume Next before the "Select Case" block to ignore any duplicates.
Full working code below in case anyone stumbles upon this and wants to use it:
Option Explicit
Option Compare Text
Sub multiWildcardFilter()
Dim a As Long, aARRs As Variant, dVALs As Object, LR As Long
LR = Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
Set dVALs = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
dVALs.CompareMode = vbTextCompare
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False
With .Range("A1:B" & LR)
' Build a dictionary so the keys can be used as the array filter '
aARRs = .Columns(1).Cells.Value2
For a = LBound(aARRs, 1) + 1 To UBound(aARRs, 1)
On Error Resume Next
Select Case True
Case aARRs(a, 1) Like "*FAST*"
dVALs.Add key:=aARRs(a, 1), Item:=aARRs(a, 1)
Case aARRs(a, 1) Like "*VMI*"
dVALs.Add key:=aARRs(a, 1), Item:=aARRs(a, 1)
Case aARRs(a, 1) Like "*PRIORITY*"
dVALs.Add key:=aARRs(a, 1), Item:=aARRs(a, 1)
Case Else
' No match, do nothing '
End Select
Next a
' Filter on column A if dictionary not empty '
If CBool(dVALs.Count) Then _
.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=dVALs.Keys, Operator:=xlFilterValues
End With
End With
dVALs.RemoveAll: Set dVALs = Nothing
End Sub
If you want to auto-indent after hitting Enter, make sure to enable Smart indent on enter under Settings | Editor | General | Typing Assistance.
If you are pasting a code snippet, you might want to configure Auto-format on Paste in the same Typing Assistance settings section (with value Indent if you do not want to reformat the snippet completely and only indent it)
just viewed your problem and I think I might have a few solutions.
Try to batch process the uploaded images (presumably in batches of 5 or 10, or your own count so it doesn't form any massive waiting delays nor does it cause any throttling). This is what some real-world products use if they have a similar problem regarding overprocessing of multiple data.
Another neat trick I would suggest is that, once you receive the image after being processed, you can manually change the "uploading" state to "completed" state or "processed" state. You can use a flag variable to detect if the processed image was received or not. (This doesn't entire provide a solution to the code, but makes the flow of the project uninterrupted)
Final measure: (If none of it works)
If none of my solution or yours works, you can temporarily just suspend this problem in your code by introducing a timeout function of your desired duration up to which the state must display "Uploading". Once that said time duration is crossed, you can change the state to "Processed". This works as a way to mask the presence of error in your code, but not solve it completely. Find the average time it takes for the images to get processed, and induce that time duration as your timeout duration. This will make sure that you hardcode the state to change into "processed" state once after the average time for processing an image has been crossed.
In my case, the error was caused by using both field injection with the @Autowired annotation and constructor injection for the same dependency. This conflict led to issues during the bean creation process
For me it had to do with my device having a custom font and the element having a non-standard font-size. For example having font-size: "600" cuts of the last character while not specifying font size or having it "bold" works.
Thanks to @M. Deinum's comment, I realised I was using the wrong import. I was incorrectly using javax.validation.constraints.Size instead of jakarta.validation.constraints.Size .
As also already mentioned by @SamB in his answer: For me it seems to be the most convinient way to just escape the dot with a backslash \.
My problem string was: "extra.net" (which was automatically linked to https://extra.net ) and by writing extra\.net it shows up just as plain "extra.net" without any link.
Project the axis-aligned rectangle (with sides w and aw, where a is the aspect ratio) onto the directions of the sides of the rotated rectangle. Then, to fit, you need, simultaneously,
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(3);
PdfPCell cell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("some clever text"));
cell.getDefaultCell().setBackgroundColor(new Color(255,0,0)); //Red Color we get
If you're facing this on Android emulator, check the network connectivity in the emulator, if it's not working, it should show an exclamation point (!).
If you're facing this on a real device, make sure you're connected on same network as your PC.
Turns out that things indeed stopped working due to the 401 blockage. Two days after my /.well-known/apple-app-site-association was accessible again (after removing the 401 blockage), deep linking works again as intended; without me doing anything else.
Please be aware, that DDD only mandates that the domain layer invocations operate on the aggregate root level. Is does not mandate the same for the persistence layer invocations. That’s out of scope. That’s why I would go for the following approach assuming that you have an "OrderAggregateDomainService" with a method renameOrderItem(orderId, orderItemId, newOrderItemName). The method would basically perform the following 3 steps:
Load the whole Order domain object via the “OrderRepository.retrieveOrderById(orderId)” call.
Invoke Order.renameOrderItem(orderItemId, newOrderItemName) => I assume there is some business logic required that checks the validity of the “newOrderItemName” and that we want to implement that logic in the domain type.
If the validity check is ok, then invoke a second repository method “OrderRepository.renameOrderItem(orderId, orderItem : OrderItem)” => This method does not load the whole order again, it only doublechecks if the persisted OrderItem actually refers to the given orderId and then performs the update of the OrderItem
Additional Remarks:
If someone else would try to rename the same OrderItem at the same time then we could actually face a race condition. Let’s assume both try to update from the same version 1. There are two cases: If you map the version attribute from the JPA entity also to the domain entity and vice versa, then the slower one should get the classical OptimisticLockException. If you do NOT map the version attribute to the domain entity and back, then things get too complicated to explain all variations in detail here, but the bottom line is that you should in fact map the version attribute to the domain entity.
As of 2025, Kubernetes has introduced a new recommended Events API events.k8s.io/v1, where involvedObject is renamed to regarding. The new fieldSelector could be set as regarding.name=<pod>,regarding.kind=Pod.
A great shame Java doesn't (yet) have support for this.
Here's an example, how this can be achieved with a POJO Stream.:
package org.stackoverflow;
import java.time.Clock;
import java.time.Instant;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;
import java.util.stream.IntStream;
public class StackOverflow_69450027 {
private static record InstantHolder(int i, Instant instant, int remainder) {}
public static void main(final String[] args) {
final var gotZero = new AtomicBoolean(false);
final var holderArray = IntStream.range(0, 10_000) // (Range must not be empty!)
.mapToObj(i -> {
if (gotZero.get()) { // Previous Iteration yielded desired result...
return null; // ...so we can trigger the "takeWhile" escape.
}
final var instant = Clock.systemUTC().instant();
final var remainder = instant.getNano() % 1_000;
if (remainder == 0) { // Trigger "takeWhile" escape NEXT ITERATION?
gotZero.set(true); // (but this first 0 will be accepted)
}
final var holder = new InstantHolder(i, instant, remainder);
System.out.println("peek......: " + holder);
return holder;
})
.takeWhile( holder -> holder != null) // "takeWhile" escape
.sorted (Comparator.comparingInt(holder -> holder.remainder))
.toArray (InstantHolder[] :: new);
/*
* The resulting Array will always have at least 1 entry.
* As the entries were sorted, entry [0] will contain the Result with the least Remainder...
*/
System.out.println("** RESULT.: " + holderArray[0]);
}
}
I have found an answer, long story short there is an issue from MS side regarding errors reporting to the user in Azure when MI env var is used to connect to storage account. At the beginning I have started with managed identity (AzureWebJobsStorage__accountName), after it failed and I did not receive satisfying answer on current question on SO I have decided to go with storage account keys, I have enabled keys on storage account and set AzureWebJobsStorage to connection string - after setting this env var for all 5 functions I received the error in azure function:
And in fact it turned out that all of my functions have names longer than 32 characters and 2 of these functions have exactly the same 32 first characters - so the host id was duplicated.
Use a separated storage account for each function app or slot involved in the collision.
Rename one of your function apps to a value fewer than 32 characters in length, which changes the computed host ID for the app and removes the collision.
Set an explicit host ID for one or more of the colliding apps. To learn more, see Host ID override.
I have decided to go with last option to avoid losing MI connection (I have to request such identities setup from IT department). So for all of 5 function apps I have generated lower case guid, removed dashes and set env var AzureFunctionsWebHost__hostid in each app to different guid.
To summarize - the main issue was that when MI env var AzureWebJobsStorage__accountName was set, Azure was throwing general error (and that error was not always thrown, it was random if it appeared or not) stating something like InternalServerError, it was not telling me what is wrong - I had to set AzureWebJobsStorage to connection string to actually see exact problem root cause.
I think this is related to the *.csproj.user file somehow getting corrupted by VS.
I had this exact problem along with some knock on complaints about not resolving a ViewModel binding (which was working fine previously without changes).
Solution for me was to: close down VS, delete the associated *.csproj.user file, relaunch VS, and perform a rebuild.
According to a Reddit post, this used to be possible, but specifying multiple IDs was disabled in November 2014. So the only option is to make multiple HTTPS requests. Just beware that Steam imposes a rate limit of 200 requests per 5 minutes.
Instead of using Requestly (which is a paid tool), you can use a free and lightweight Chrome extension called Redirect to Local Server.
It’s simple to set up and works like a charm.
