do you know how to properly override a Java varargs method in Scala so that it's still callable with variable arguments from both Scala and Java? I figured out that in Scala, you have to override the method using an Array (since that's how varargs work under the hood in Java), and then if you still want to call it using varargs from Scala, you can add a separate method that takes a String* and just forwards to the array version. That way both sides work properly.

"Django Rest Framework - Build powerful API with Python & Django" on Udemy by Jose Salvatierra :>> best beginner-friendly course to deeply understand DRF with practical projects.

It may work for you?

library(dplyr)
df2 <- df |> group_by(x) |>
  summarise(y = max(y))

ggplot(df,aes(x,y), col = x) + 
  geom_point() +
  geom_point(data = df2,
             pch = 21, fill = "red", color = "black") +
  geom_line(data = specials, aes(x = positions, y = maxes))

I opted to write a work-around by calling a RestClient (or net/http) post to an internal route (so that it goes to web proc and not worker proc), and this action will call the ActionCable broadcast. It's a known issue that's been around for so long, but I don't think there's actual "real solution". Might be wrong, but would be happy if anyone can provide a different solution.

You can look at this one. Change proxy pass settings, especially if you're using Octane.

https://github.com/filamentphp/filament/discussions/9243#discussioncomment-7351604

1. Open the file .vscode/launch.json
   (VS Code creates this automatically when you first run your C++ code with the debugger.)

2. Find the line that says: "console": "internalConsole"

3. Change it to: "console": "integratedTerminal"

Consider this: Why should it be a redefinition? One must be able to define types that can be processed by functions in multiple translation units (e.g. .c files), true? typedef is a means to do just that. Don't fight it. :-) ...

By your same logic, then why isn't your function prototype a redefinition? Because it not a definition of an instance, it's a description. The typedef is also a description and not a definition.

For example, the move function itself (not the prototype) is a definition, and the compiler will generate a code block in the code segment for it. But the compiler won't generate any data in a data segment or (for local declaration) create a data block on the stack for a typedef alone.

If you duplicate the typedef or the prototype in the same translation unit (e.g. dup in the same .h or in the .h and .c as you tested for the typedef) that's a name/symbol redefinition error but not a redefinition of a data block or code block (i.e. instance).

Compile the code on terminal and run the executable.

As people have already pointed out, the program may enter erroneous state if the printf fails and returns a negative value not equal to EOF.

In your code, printf is not failing so, you aren't able to notice the difference.

Use std::print instead of DebugOutput

PS

The problem was in the nginx config at the end, after adding instruction all resolved

try_files $uri /index.html;

FYI, I fount it is much easier, if you install a linux vm when you find wsl didn't have s

Have a look at PasteMarkdown, it's a Word macro that does paste the markdown contents of the clipboard in word by formatting it to render properly. It has limitations, but overall covers most needs.

I came across a helpful article that explains how to configure a static external IP for Cloud Build using a proxy server: Configuring Cloud Build Static External IP Addresses. Hope this helps! Cheers.

I encountered a similar issue lately. The reverse proxy caused it.

This is a bug which was fixed with QZ Tray 2.2.5.

https://github.com/qzind/tray/issues/1305

This is a common issue when using hierarchical iterations in Azure DevOps, particularly in SAFe-style setups. By default, Azure DevOps Boards and Sprints views treat each iteration as a valid candidate for the current sprint — including parent nodes like your "PI 5", even if they are not meant to be directly used as sprints.

Azure DevOps highlights PI 5 instead of IT 5.4 in the Sprint view. This is because Azure DevOps treats any iteration with dates as a valid sprint, and does not automatically prefer leaf-level (child) iterations.

To fix this behavior, you can stop assigning date ranges to parent iterations (like PI 5). Azure DevOps assumes any iteration with a date range is a sprint. If you remove dates from parent iterations, Azure DevOps will skip them when determining the current sprint.

To reveal a view with horizontal animation, animate its position from left to right using a slide or transform effect—start off-screen (left) and move into view.

This Behavior is cuased by Vaadin's heartbeat mechanism. By default Vaddin periodically send heartbeat requests from the client to the server to keep the session alive. When ou are using spring Session JDBC with a very short timeout 60 seconds and the heartbeat interval is longer than the session timeout, the session expire before the next heartbeat, causing the client to reload.

UI.getCurrent().setPollInterval(10000);

this sets the polling interval, not the heartbeat interval. Heartbeat is a separate mechanism.

Option 1: Increase Session Timeout

Set a longer session timeout (e.g., 5 or 10 minutes):

@EnableJdbcHttpSession(maxInactiveIntervalInSeconds = 300) // 5 minutes

server.servlet.session.timeout=5m

This gives Vaadin enough time to send heartbeats or user activity to extend the session

or other option in application.properties

vaadin.heartbeatInterval=30

or another option

handle expired sessions gracefully, you can add @WebMvcConfigurer to redirect to a login page or any error page when the session expires instead of allowing Vaadin to loop.

Also in application.properties

server.error.whitelabel.enabled=false

server.error.path=/login

For type definition, you must consider each ".c" file as autonomous :

1. (structs.c + structs.h) -> has only one definition of Point. It produces structs.o
2. (main.c + structs.h) -> has only one definition of Point. It produces main.o

If you manually add a definition of Point directly in main.c, you'll have 2 definition of Point in step 2, which leads to the expected error.

Type definition are not kept in ".o" files, so there's no problem of duplicate definition at linking stage.

I had this issue as well, even if your app complies to the requirement, the error may still be visible because of previous versions.

You should contact Google Support to make sure your app complies to targetSDK 33.

For starter, make sure the port number that (process.env.PORT) is returning, is an integer not a string. So, you can try Value as in this format:

parseInt(process.env.PORT, 10); 

Don't know why, but leaving FootPage blank and moving any information to "Rodapé do Relatório" (Don't know how it is in english version). That solve the problem.

Like this:

The problem in my case was that i deleted the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Embarcadero\BDS\23.0\Library\Win32\Search Path . When i restored it with the original value $(BDSLIB)\$(Platform)\release;$(BDSUSERDIR)\Imports;$(BDS)\Imports;$(BDSCOMMONDIR)\Dcp;$(BDS)\include the project compiled fine again.

I ran into this using variable fonts with @fontsource in combination with react-router v7 (framework) / /Vite

For me it worked to import the fonts in the root.tsx like this:

import '@fontsource-variable/lora/index';

For anyone who lands here, a quick note:
I struggled with this issue too, and the fix turned out to be very simple:

Upgrade your Node.js version.
Starting in Node.js v17, localhost is resolved over IPv6 by default.
which causes this problem in all early v17–v23 releases.

In the latest Node.js releases, they’ve added logic to fall back to IPv4 if an IPv6 request fails. Installing the newest Node.js version resolves the issue.

I verified it on these versions:

17.2: issue occurred → upgraded to 17.9, issue resolved
18.11: issue occurred → upgraded to 18.20, issue resolved
23.12: issue occurred → upgraded to 23.16, issue resolved

If you can’t install every Node.js version, you can also work around it by:

1. Using the IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) instead of 'localhost'.

2. Adding this flag to your npm script:

--dns-result-order=ipv4first

2.1 For example, in my Next.js project’s package.json:

{
"scripts": {
"dev": "cross-env NODE_OPTIONS=\"--dns-result-order=ipv4first\" next dev --port 8000",
"start": "next start --port 8000"
},
"dependencies": {
"cross-env": "^7.0.3",
…
}
}

for any1 else, i also encountered this in one ui 7, but im already putting the BottomNavigationBar into BottomNavigationBar of the scaffold, the issue is i defined the height. just delete the height and solved

Just a friendly reminder:
tcp_keepalives_idle and tcp_keepalives_interval params are measured in seconds, not ms!
Quick ref: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-connection.html

The error occurred when creating STS Client and S3 client is not yet in the picture. So the first thing you need to do is allow "test" user to assume role. So please try to attach the policy to the user itself.

I too would like a better solution as sometimes setting custom folding doesnt work in my workflow.
My work-around is to whack a comment before the whitespace that I don't want folded:

a topic
. a note
 ? a question regarding the note
  - a to do item
 . some more details
. another note
 . more details
#END a topic

another topic
...

->

+a topic
#END a topic

another topic

In Practical use: I add that trailing comment to all my class-def snippets (etc) so they automatically preserve the whitespace after that definition without needing custom folding regions
:-(

If someone knows how to tell VSCode to simply never cull empty lines, my problem would be solved without needing my work-around.

I was able to resolve the issue by referring to this article: https://zenn.dev/aki05162525/articles/aa42783f085956

The ▀ character doesn’t fully cover the top half of the cell in some terminals because of how fonts render it. The small gap you see is the background showing through unused space in the glyph. This isn’t a bug in your code—just a font or terminal rendering issue. Try a different monospace font or terminal to see if it fills better.

One workaround is to fork the CodeSandbox demo (login required) and update both the react and react-dom dependencies in the package.json file.

Version 17.0.2 for both react and react-dom works well with Material-UI v4.

Got solution for QR Code generation

https://suiteanswers.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/38499/loc/en_US

A relatively new development in this space, and one that is worth watching, is Bootsharp.

It is fairly well documented, and the developer is responsive to issues on the GitHub repo. It currently provides options to use the NativeAOT-LLVM as an option, and to use binaryen for optimization.

ddd

An easier way to undo the changes is to ssh to the broken machines IP and log in. You can then run the commands to undo the changes back to the python version you want.

// SQL Server
var sql = builder.AddSqlServer("sqlserver", password: sqlPassword)
    .WithHostPort(1433)
    .WithContainerName("sqlserver")
    .WithLifetime(ContainerLifetime.Persistent);

// Redis
var redis = builder.AddRedis("redis")
    .WithHostPort(6379)
    .WithContainerName("redis");

I also found this issue on iOS 16. I implemented CXCallManagerDelegate.didAudioDeviceChange() and its fired with correctly got audio session. but UI needs double-tap to be highlight/unhighlight view.

looking at your portal screenshot, it is set to private mode. Only people who have been given access to the portal site can access the site. That's why you are getting the M365 login. Check with your power platform administrator / portal administrator to give you access to the portal.

Try copy/paste your macro into Notepad. Then copy your code from Notepad and paste it into a clean, new workbook - not previously used for anything. Now run that version of the macro and see what occurs.

For what it is worth, I ran your macro here without any issues. Runs fine.

Check out this alternative for integrating .proto files into C# projects: protobuf-net.BuildTools. It offers automatic compilation and consistent naming：

https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/issues/22278#issuecomment-2986326116

unlink ~/.python_history
ncat -l -U ~/.python_history
(ctrl+c)
chmod 0 ~/.python_history

In my case, I removed the path from environment variables. After that I restarted my windows system.

It's not working for me. Same JAVA_HOME path had showed me. If I uninstalled the Java also.

In this case what should I do

Check out this alternative for integrating .proto files into C# projects: protobuf-net.BuildTools. It offers automatic compilation and consistent naming：

https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/issues/22278#issuecomment-2986326116

I just realized the combiner in the example I referenced is actually thread-safe.

StringBuilder is not thread-safe, but it's different from the combine itself

The combiner 's arguments are two StringBuilder but they're just local variables and have nothing to do with concurrency:

(a, b) -> a.append(",").append(b)

I am guessing for integrating the MCP server locally you might have run some form of the code :

claude mcp add sequential-thinking -s user -- npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-sequential-thinking

The npx command is what runs the node process. You can try adding the --use-system-ca just after npx and if certs are setup correctly it should work.

If this is not the command please share the command that you are using to add the mcp to claude code?

import { Construct } from 'constructs';
import { Dashboard } from 'aws-cdk-lib/aws-cloudwatch';
import { buildAuroraCpuUtilizationWidget } from '../widgets/aurora_widgets';

export interface AuroraDatabaseDashboardConstructProps {
  readonly stage: string;
  readonly clusterIdentifier: string;
}

export class AuroraDatabaseDashboardConstruct extends Construct {
  constructor(scope: Construct, id: string, props: AuroraDatabaseDashboardConstructProps) {
    super(scope, id);

    const dashboard = new Dashboard(this, `${props.stage}-AuroraDashboard`, {
      dashboardName: `${props.stage}-Aurora-DB-Dashboard`,
    });

    // Add widgets via builder function
    dashboard.addWidgets(
      buildAuroraCpuUtilizationWidget(props.stage, props.clusterIdentifier)
    );
  }
}

Sadly, Flutter is a mess of trial and error, till you get to work.

My answer matched, that by @berkb .

The reason seems to be there is no clear standards you can safely follow. I get the language is moving quickly, and I love it most of the time. AI is clueless due to the consistancy issues, so you are left with trial and error. I tried 2 other solutions before this one worked for me.

Just to be clear, the code was displaying just fine when it was causing the error in debug, but I like my code to be clear of stack traces. Anyway thanks to all the solutions and my version of pain, thanks to @berkb

It simply is not possible or better not a good idea to return anything else than some kind of size_t ¹.
That is how C / C++ is working. C (and I let CPP off, because it is just C with a better Compiler), so C as Language is the fastest Language, because it is (Compiler dependent) the closest way to assembler, we do not want to program anymore.
If you call a function in C, you can put as many arguments to the function as you want (as the stack² size allows)
And you only can return data of fixed size. (as the stack² size allows)
Typically, one register. And if you want more, there is again some place in stack reserved.
But only some space.
What I try to say is, that whereas the number of input is somehow unlimited, the return value is.

¹size_t is am approach to get the best size for the CPU. Once this was "BYTE" (on pdp-11 a Byte had 11 bits.) Since BYTE is more or less normed to 8 8bit, it was "int", but also "int" is not was it was before. And size_t will get the same problem.

²the stack is a memory, that is shared for functions, and interrupts and limited.

Just put it into js-syntax to check which newer syntax in your code.

MCP servers can be used with a valid MCP client - Cursor, Claude code, etc. The part that you have shown goes into the client side.

Eg. in cursor, you can install MCP tools at Settings > Cursor Settings > New MCP server :

MCP servers need a MCP clients to run!

I think you might install wrong version of CUDA. You can try installing CUDA12.8. or higher.

Turns out Boomi Flow requires the use of the latest default player for use with the DataGrid. While you can override some settings using JS and CSS many are not exposed including setting column widths.

Bottom line use the latest default player and modify as you can.

1 . Paypal only allows you to login with sandbox credentials in sandbox mode. Find your credentials in your sandbox app page under "Sandbox account info". It will look like <&some uuid>@business.example.com and a password.

2.1 For invalid redirect uri: You need to add your redirect uri to your Paypal app. Check "Login with Paypal" and go to "advanced settings". IMPORTANT You don't actually need login with Paypal to authenticate or use the payouts api. I wasted a long time waiting for approval for it before realizing I didn't need it, it's just the Paypal equivalent of "Login with Google" which you probably don't need.

2.2 For unauthorized scopes: You may be missing a lower level scope. For me, I needed the payouts scope but I was missing the "openid" scope (which seems to just be the auth scope). Obviously also check that you have the scopes enabled in your app dashboard.

2.3 For invalid scopes: AI sometimes guesses scopes wrong because there isn't an official list anywhere. Here's an unofficial list though: Find list of available scopes for PayPal API

3 . You have to add www to the front of the url. https://www.sandbox.paypal.com or https://www.paypal.com

Remember getters and setters, concept always mentioned on learning OOP, the methods from classes that either return and modify an attribute of an object?

Accessor = getter but for model attribute
Mutator = setter but for model attribute

So in summary an accessor is a function to get a value from a model attribute with some modification, and another for setting with some modification. Pretty simple, but the docs really make it somewhat difficult to understand by the name at first sight.

Most likely, only version 8.0 for 20.04 lts can be installed using the deb builds below.

amd64 build of php8.0 1:8.0.30-13+ubuntu20.04.1+deb.sury.org+1 in ubuntu focal RELEASE

https://launchpad.net/\~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php/+build/30419479/

♡ (ˊᗜˋ)و(ˊᗜˋ) ♡

♡ (ˊᗜˋ)و(ˊᗜˋ) ♡

How do I specify the port in my Linux container?

App Service has no control about which port your container listens on. What it does need is to know which port to forward requests to. If your container listens to port 80 or 8080, App Service is able to automatically detect it. If it listens to any other port, you need to set the WEBSITES_PORT app setting to the port number, and App Service forwards requests to that port in the container.

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/azure/app-service/faqs-app-service-linux#how-do-i-specify-port-in-my-linux-container-

Would you please tag laravel-ide-helper to this question?
This issue is persisting still, for me, and I haven't found the answer yet.

As a workaround, I can I run mysql from the command line and redirect the output, like:

    mysql -h host1 -D db1 -u user1 -p password1 -e "SELECT * FROM table" > test123.csv

This appears to output with the equivalent of:

    FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\t'

    LINES TERMINATED BY '\n'

The problem is my users need the CSV files in Comma Separated format.

I experimented with SED to see if I could convert any CSV file from TAB separated fields to COMMA separated fields.

This command line would seem to do it:

    sed -i -e 's/\t/","/g' -e 's/^/"/' -e 's/$/"/' test123.csv

First command replaces \t (tab) with "," (quote, comma, quote)
Second command inserts " (quote) at the beginning of each line
Third command inserts " (quote) at the end of each line

Given the restrictions I have, any thoughts as to whether this is the best approach to output MySQL data into a Comma Separated CSV?

You need to set a TextStyle and specify the font size that the cursor will assume a similar size.

BasicTextField(
    ...
    textStyle = TextStyle(
        color = Color.Black,
        fontSize = 10.sp, // Cursor should be the similar size.
        textAlign = textAlign,
    ),
)

Use File, Page Setup... to investigate the page setup and printer assigned to this report.

.heart-bullet { animation:shootStraight is linear forwards position :fixed ; z-index:10; } .heart-bullet svg { filter: drop-shadow (0 0 10px #ff1744); }

implementation("androidx.compose.material:material-icons-extended")

But my img tag SRC is not following the base path I set?

Add Button.qml in the CMakeLists.txt :

qt_add_qml_module(bbb
    URI bbb
    VERSION 1.0
    QML_FILES main.qml
              Button.qml
)

On my Dell XPS laptop, which does not have a break key, Ctrl + Fn + B stopped the running program in Powershell.

If you push from local master that upstream is remote origin/master

git push origin master:newRemoteBranch

You most likely need to configure the domain or subfolder structure you desire in the mutlisite management screens

1. Click the site name in the top left

2. Manage sites

3. Edit the properties of the site you are having issues with

4. Make sure the domain is correct or you are using a subfolder: mysitedomain.com or my.sitedomain.com or sitedomain.com/mysite

Request-Hadler (qt) /update Document type XML XML Document(s) id: "123456" And again in Document

Holy **** I'm such an idiot. My problem was that I had two parts of my application - one Azure Function App which received the messages webhook and published it to an Azure Service Bus, and another Function App which processed the queued messages. The queuer application had an issue with it which was stripping the interactive object.

You will need to ensure those elements exist in the config you want first. So put in some values that don't matter via the backend of Sitefinity and then have transforms for environments where needed.

Compatibility Matrix/Chart
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79671322/738895

you'll need pgAdmin IV or higher for postgreSQL 9.6+

Compatibility Matrix/Chart
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79671322/738895

you'll need pgAdmin IV or higher for postgreSQL 10+

The language just allows this situation per the commentors. You can get in trouble multiply including headers. If you don't want to a header to include twice, put this pseudocode in the header:

myheader.h:

check if myheader_included is defined using #ifndef
   define myheader_included
   rest of your header in the #ifndef

More info:

Why are #ifndef and #define used in C++ header files?

I tried opening a support ticket on Amazon about this question, and it seems they couldn't help me get their own tutorial code to work! I don't know how to solve this issue, but I've moved on for now.

Above solution fixed my same problem

https://github.com/ds300/patch-package/issues/49#issuecomment-1081850871
This will work with the latest patch-package

$ yarn patch-package react  --exclude '^$'

The Sequence function is now available in Libreoffice Calc version 25.2.4.x
SEQUENCE(Rows, Colums, Start. Stop)

I understand now that I was reading code that was from before .NET 6 that included a Startup.cs file. It seems that program initialization is now commonly done in Program.cs with top-level statements, so there is no longer a Startup.cs file to reference, causing the error. I ended up following a different tutorial that had what I needed, which was this one: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/data/ef-rp/intro?view=aspnetcore-9.0&tabs=visual-studio-code

I wasn't able to do it directly, but i took a different approach for it.

1. I created a tmux session, not attached to a terminal.

2. Instead of calling mpv directly, i sent the command to that tmux session, with tmux send-keys to run mpv there, and it worked.

Thanks to @chrslg for the help!

def minumumSwap(num: int) -> int:
    n = num
    num = list(str(num))
    rightmost = [-1]*10
    for i in range(len(num)):
        rightmost[ord(num[i]) - ord('0')] = i
    for i in range(len(num)):
        for j in range(0, int(num[i])):
            if rightmost[j] > i:
                if i == 0 and j == 0:
                   continue
                num[i], num[rightmost[j]] = num[rightmost[j]], num[i]
                return int("".join(num))
    return n

Thanks @alicia-sykes, you put me on the right path.

The final GitHub step became:

      - name: Setup Chrome sandbox for diagram rendering
        run: |
          sudo sysctl -w kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1
          sudo apt-get update
          sudo apt-get install -y google-chrome-stable

          CHROME_SANDBOX=$(dirname "$(which google-chrome-stable)")/chrome-sandbox

          # Additional fallback paths because Chrome is not necessarily installed 
          # in the default location, but there are known alternatives.
          if [ ! -f "$CHROME_SANDBOX" ]; then
            echo "Attempting fallback paths for chrome-sandbox..."
            if [ -f "/opt/google/chrome/chrome-sandbox" ]; then
              CHROME_SANDBOX="/opt/google/chrome/chrome-sandbox"
            elif [ -f "/usr/lib/chromium-browser/chrome-sandbox" ]; then
              CHROME_SANDBOX="/usr/lib/chromium-browser/chrome-sandbox"
            else
              echo "Error: chrome-sandbox could not be found in any known locations."
              exit 1
            fi
          fi

          sudo chown root:root "$CHROME_SANDBOX"
          sudo chmod 4755 "$CHROME_SANDBOX"

          echo 'Exporting CHROME_DEVEL_SANDBOX environment variable...'
          echo "CHROME_DEVEL_SANDBOX=$CHROME_SANDBOX" >> $GITHUB_ENV

Once I added this step to the workflow, the generation of the mermaid diagrams in the AsciiDoctor file succeeded.

Expo projects can use this approach.

import { useNavigationContainerRef, usePathname } from 'expo-router'
...
useNavigationContainerRef().getCurrentOptions()

Bare React Native projects can use this approach.

não entendo este povo. em interpretar um texto, eu estou como o mesmo problema e uma vez consegui resolver mas eu não tenho mais a reposta, a questa do colega é simples veja meu caso. eu criei um script no bloco de nota e salvei em html, qnd vc clica nele não se encontra o cod e sim o resultado , vc ira ver um acaixa de texto botõrd dr direcionamento ec, uma vz hospedando no drive ele perde isto e ao baixar eu recebo só um doc com a tela da pagina sem interações, os botões e caixa somem, assim o script parece qu efoi reformulado. a a pergunta é como baixar o arquivo como o original? alguem sabe responder?

to get random images for your website, use https://picsum.photos/ :)

buenas estoy probando con codigo python, poner una posición y cerrarla, pero si la crea, pero en la lengueta sale posiciones abiertas en 0, y al cerrar esta el por codigo no la encuentra! Ayuda. es posible que alguien me ayude con el codigo me envie un ejemplo de poner ordenes y cerrarla para evaluar el mio? [email protected] mi correo.

You can also use

std.mem.splitAny()

Or

std.mem.splitSequence()

const std = @import("std");
pub fn main() !void{
const input = "Hello World";
//this is to split by spaces
var iter = std.mem.splitAny(u8, input, " ");
while  (iter.next()) |word| {
 std.debug.print("{s}\n", .{word});
 }
 }

I have the IntelliJ IDEA 2025.1 (Ultimate Edition), and I see the option on "Tools".

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Like it is mentioned in earlier answers there is no specific -force flag available with "terraform destroy" command perhaps because terraform deals with multiple resource dependences either while creating or destroying. In case if it failed in destroying the resources then you need to address their dependency issue. It is good because you should not end up with messed up uncleaned resources in Cloud.

Nevermind. I imported, somehow (vs did), a file from api in admin.

I ended up using BeautifulSoup instead

    get_partyid = requests.post('%s' % nwsap_host, data=get_partyid)
    gpid = BeautifulSoup(get_partyid.content, 'xml')
    gpstatus = gpid.find('api:PlexViewResponse')
    print("Status:", gpstatus.attrs['Status'])
    PartyID = gpid.find('PartyId').get_text()
    print("PartyID:", PartyID)

Much easier to digest for me as a newbie.

There is extenstion which increase the curosr caret height without chaning line height. You can find this in VS Code Extension or Marketplace

"Extra Cursor Caret Height"

I also tried to find something like that in VS Code, but I didn't find any extension like this. Finally, I have created an extension for this. You can try this extension

"Extra Cursor Caret Height"

My mistake. Try this then, though, this will conceal all the scrollbars on the page:

*::-webkit-scrollbar {
    display: none;
}

You can just conver the argument which you are passing in the PyPDFLoader into string like

loader = PyPDFLoader(file_path=str(pdf_path))

There is no dedicated icon in draw.io to represent a "Lambda function with its layers". But you can do this to complete your architecture if it floats your boat :-

1. Stack small rectangles or boxes under or beside the Lambda icon.

2. Label them Layer 1, Layer 2, etc., or with more meaningful names (e.g., "Shared Utils", "Logging", "DB Client").

3. and then connect them to the Lambda icon with arrows (or brackets) to indicate that they are part of the Lambda execution environment.

hash maps take O(1) to get elements in it (for the most part). This is because elements in the hash map are stored in a more mathematical way by hashing. I recommend reading up on it, it uses cool computer science concepts and when used correctly is a lot efficient.

Here is one reference: https://medium.com/@dineshmatrix2/why-hashmap-lookup-is-constant-time-o-1-7fa6b7a4cae2