Give me crush report screenshot

Yes You can Use by using third party API like Screen Capture API

Try parental control app from Parent Geenee. They provide the best feature by stopping the kids from uninstalling the parental control app.

Based on your description, the issue could be related to missing permissions or incorrect handling of app lifecycle events.

Can you check the error logs (Logcat for Android, Console for iOS) and send me the crash message? Also, which framework and programming language are you using?

Aspose.CAD has the support for writing DWG 2013/2018 versions (other versions are written as lines), but we need more details about possible types of marks as they should be converted to DWG entities and written properly. Please consider posting more information on our forum.

Disclosure: I work as Aspose.CAD developer at Aspose.

No mention of this method in Telethon docs, but here is it:

https://tl.telethon.dev/methods/account/update_personal_channel.html

I had similar issue. I debugged the problem down to the setPersistance call. According to this discussion the proper way of calling setting persistence is calling it via Auth instance method:

 this.auth.setPersistence(browserLocalPersistence).then(e=>{ ...... .... })

After I changed it, the issue was gone.

Removing all the iOS emulator devices can solve this problem.

I found this solution from here:

https://medium.com/digital-products-tech-tales/matts-tidbits-106-resolving-missing-ios-devices-in-kmp-projects-630015fdfb55

• Author of this article said "Vision Pro emulator was the reason"

• But in my case, I didn't have any vision pro devices. So simply I removed all the iOS emulators and created a new iOS emulator. Now my Android studio can find target devices.

According to the latest BlueZ documentation, only [AVRCP v1.5](https://github.com/bluez/bluez/blob/4d3c721ee037bcc9553bc2e6a8b7fe0bebb3b50c/doc/supported-features.txt#L36) is supported.

Why is this not working?

${if_match ${$battery_percent} > "20"}${color 774477}${battery_bar}$endif${if_match ${$battery_percent} <= "20"}${color FFA700}${battery_bar}$endif${if_match ${$battery_percent} < "6"}${color aa0000}${battery_bar}$endif

I put the if statements in series instead of nesting them, because nesting did not work.

So, I think I found the cause of my problem.
Everything is in the ApiPlatform\JsonLd\Serializer\ItemNormalizer.
Indeed, since v2.7 (or 3.0) the @id parameter is generated thanks to the iriConverter with the context operation passed to the method.
The operation is a Patch operation and the iriConverter take the input iri as @id.

To fix this, I made a custom normalizer which decorates the JsonLd one. Like this :

<?php

namespace App\Normalizer;

use ApiPlatform\Api\IriConverterInterface;
use ApiPlatform\Metadata\Operation;
use Symfony\Component\Serializer\Normalizer\NormalizerInterface;

class CustomNormalizer implements NormalizerInterface
{
    private NormalizerInterface $decorated;

    public function __construct(private IriConverterInterface $iriConverter, private NormalizerInterface $decorated)
    {
    }

    public function normalize($object, ?string $format = null, array $context = []): null|array|\ArrayObject|bool|float|int|string
    {
        $normalizedData = $this->decorated->normalize($object, $format, $context);

        if (self::isCustomOperation($normalizedData, $context)) {
            $normalizedData = $this->regenerateIdWithIriFromGetOperation($object, $context, $normalizedData);
        }

        return $normalizedData;
    }

    public function supportsNormalization($data, ?string $format = null): bool
    {
        return $this->decorated->supportsNormalization($data, $format);
    }

    private function regenerateIdWithIriFromGetOperation($object, array $context, array $normalizedData): array
    {
        // We force the converter to use the GET operation instead of the called operation to generate the iri
        $iri = $this->iriConverter->getIriFromResource($object, context: $context);
        $normalizedData['@id'] = $iri;

        return $normalizedData;
    }

    private static function isCustomOperation($normalizedData, array $context): bool
    {
        if (!is_array($normalizedData) || !array_key_exists('@id', $normalizedData)) {
            return false;
        }
        if (!($context['operation'] ?? null) instanceof Operation) {
            return false;
        }
        $extraProps = $context['operation']->getExtraProperties();

        return $extraProps['custom_operation'] ?? false;
    }
}

Then, I added the custom normalizer in the YAML configuration (config/services.yaml) :

  App\Normalizer\CustomNormalizer:
    decorates: "api_platform.jsonld.normalizer.item"

And for the given operations, I added an extra property to only activate the custom normalizer on specific operations:

#[Patch(
    uriTemplate: '/o_ts/{id}/reactivated',
    uriVariables: ['id' => new Link(fromClass: self::class, identifiers: ['id'])],
    controller: OTReactivated::class,
    openapiContext: ['summary' => 'Work Order reactivated'],
    securityPostDenormalize: 'is_granted("OT", object)',
    securityPostDenormalizeMessage: "Vous n'avez pas l'accès à cette ressource.",
    name: 'api_o_ts_reactivated',
    extraProperties: ['custom_operation' => true],
)]

With that, the @id returned is the correct one!

When you grant privileges to a user with the "WITH GRANT OPTION", that user can pass those privileges to other users.

The "GRANT OPTION" is a privilege itself. I means that the user can grant privileges that they possess to others.

if you have loop with XLSX format or Using any Control Statement ,use Return Statement then error will clear automatically

Start by reading https://scotthelme.co.uk/can-you-get-pwned-with-css/. Then consider if hashes or rewrites/replacements for all you inline styles are worth the effort as your CSP is already blocking most exfiltration.

Using neovim extension not vim one

Check this link: https://github.com/vscode-neovim/vscode-neovim/pull/1917

TLDR: Put this in settings.json

"vscode-neovim.compositeKeys": {
        "jj": {
            "command": "vscode-neovim.escape"
        }
    },

Enjoy!!

One of the best solution man! Is there any other way to do this in .NET 9 with less number of lines of code?

The message occurs because it can't find your breakpoint, which might mean the code line where the breakpoint was set has changed, so the debugger can't find it now. You may need to reset the breakpoint or refresh the debugging session or restart the IDE

Problem: Fetch Not Sending Cookies After Deployment

Ahh, I’ve been down this rabbit hole before, and I know how annoying this can be. It works fine on localhost, but the moment you deploy, your cookies just vanish into thin air. 😤

This is almost always a CORS + cookie attribute issue. Let’s break it down and fix it step by step.

1. CORS Setup (Server-Side - Node.js/Express)

First, your API needs to explicitly allow credentials (cookies). Without this, your browser refuses to send them. Make sure your cors settings look something like this:

const corsOptions = {
    origin: "https://yourwebsite.com", // Your frontend domain (NO wildcards '*' if using credentials)
    credentials: true,
};

app.use(cors(corsOptions));

🚨 Important:

• credentials: true is a must.
• origin: '*' won’t work when credentials are involved. Set it to your frontend domain.

2. Your Fetch Request (Client-Side - React)

Your request looks mostly correct, but double-check that the api variable actually holds the correct URL. Sometimes, localhost is hardcoded in development but doesn't match in production.

const send = async () => {
    try {
        const res = await fetch(`${api}/api/v1/user/profile`, {
            method: "POST",
            credentials: "include", // 👈 This is needed for cookies!
            headers: {
                "Content-Type": "application/json",
            },
        });

        const data = await res.json();

        if (res.ok) {
            console.log("OK", data);
        } else {
            console.log("Error:", data);
        }
    } catch (error) {
        console.error("Fetch error:", error);
    }
};

3. Cookie Attributes Matter (Server-Side - When Setting Cookies)

Even if CORS is perfect, your cookies might still not work due to missing flags. When setting cookies, make sure your backend sends them like this:

res.cookie("authToken", token, {
    domain: ".yourwebsite.com", // 👈 Needed for subdomains
    path: "/",
    secure: true, // 👈 Must be true for cross-site cookies
    sameSite: "none", // 👈 Required for cross-origin requests
    httpOnly: true, // 👈 Security measure
});

🚨 If you don’t use secure: true, cookies won’t work over HTTPS!

4. Double-Check HTTPS (Must Be Enabled!)

Browsers block cookies with SameSite: 'None' unless you are on HTTPS. So make sure:
✅ Your API is served over HTTPS
✅ Your frontend is served over HTTPS

If your API is http://api.yourwebsite.com but your frontend is https://yourwebsite.com, cookies won’t be sent.

5. Debugging Steps (If It’s Still Not Working)

Alright, if it’s still not working, here’s what I’d do next:

1️⃣ Open DevTools (F12) → Network Tab → Click the Request

• Check if cookies are even being sent with the request. If not, it's likely a frontend issue.

2️⃣ Look at the Response Headers

• Does the Set-Cookie header actually appear? If not, the backend might not be sending it.

3️⃣ Try Manually Sending a Cookie from the Backend
Run this in your API response to see if cookies even get set:

res.setHeader("Set-Cookie", "testCookie=value; Path=/; Secure; HttpOnly; SameSite=None");

4️⃣ Try Sending a Request Using Postman

• If cookies work in Postman but not in your React app, it’s definitely a frontend issue.

Вибір рідини для вейпу залежить від міцності нікотину та вподобань у смаках. Якщо ти новачок, краще почати з сольового нікотину 20-30 мг або звичайного 3-6 мг. Сольовий нікотин діє м’якше на горло, тому його частіше використовують у под-системах. Також звертай увагу на співвідношення PG/VG – для под-систем краще 50/50, а для більш потужних пристроїв – 70/30. Великий вибір рідин можна знайти в онлайн вейп шоп Milky Vape, де є популярні фруктові, десертні та тютюнові смаки.

I've had exactly same problem. For me the solution was not to download setup.exe from Chrome web browser and run it from downloads, instead visit the page with Edge web browser and run it from it. Surprisingly it starts working from chrome after that.

Do a Calendar.get

The response will tell you what the allowed conference types are for that calendar.

optimal_rounds = model.best_iteration

The relationship between model size and training data size isn't always direct. In my language detection neural network, for example, the model size is primarily determined by the network's architecture, not the amount of training data.

Specifically:

• The input layer's size adapts to the length of the longest sentence in the dataset.

• The hidden layer has a fixed size (10 neurons in my case).

• The output layer's size is determined by the number of languages being classified.

Therefore, whether I train with 10 sentences or 1 million sentences, the model size remains the same, provided the length of the longest sentence and the number of languages remain unchanged.

You can see this implementation in action here: https://github.com/cikay/language-detection

Thanks for this, I just want to know if it is possible to capture the screen along with the scrollable content also using WebRtc method. I fyes could you please share an example or some code snippets.

Thanks, Raja Ar

More details about this situation can be found here and here.

Answering my own question. There were several issues with the previous code. This works:

#!/bin/bash
STAMP=$(date '+%0d-%0m-%0y-%0kH%0M')
rsync  -aAXv --prune-empty-dirs  --dry-run \
 --include='*/' \
 --include='/scripts/***' \
 --exclude='/Documents/sueMagic/***' \
 --include='/Documents/***' \
 --exclude='*' \
 --log-file="/run/media/maurice/TO2-LIN-1TB/backup/logs/linuxHomeBackupSlim-$STAMP.log" \
 /home/maurice/ /run/media/maurice/TO2-LIN-1TB/backup/linuxHomeBackupSlim 

I suppressed the R (relative) option. Patterns are anchored at the root of the transfer with a leading / and the source directory is also ending with a slash. The initial include will traverse the whole tree and the final exclude '*' eliminates everything in the currently examined directory that has not be included previously. Empty directories are pruned.

it seems everyone is facing this issue this week due to new updates in gluestack, I just added in package.json file the following:

"overrides": { "@react-aria/utils": "3.27.0" },

Yes, it can affect performance since using any introduces runtime dynamic dispatch. If you want to avoid it, use generics for your ViewModel too:

public final class SplashViewModel<UseCase: CheckRemoteConfigUseCaseProtocol>: ViewModel {
    private let checkRemoteConfigUseCase: UseCase
}

I'd like to offer an app for testing. The best test management system! I recommend it! https://testomat.io/

The same situation in 25 version. I think сhange the program version to the previous one.

This was apparently a known bug with Godot 4.3, fixed in Godot 4.4. Upgrading the code to Godot 4.4 fixed the issue.

You could try updating your webpack config to prevent it from getting bundled

const nextConfig = {
    webpack: (config) => {
        config.externals.push("@node-rs/argon2");
        return config;
    }
};

You can try below steps for your api testing using postman. it's worked of me.

Step 1: Check Session Status

1. GET Request: http://localhost:3000/api/auth/session
   • Description: This API call checks if you are logged in. If not logged in, it returns an empty object.

Step 2: Obtain CSRF Token

2. POST Request: http://localhost:3000/api/auth/signin

   • Pre-request Script:

     const jar = pm.cookies.jar();
     console.log("Pre request called...");
     
     pm.globals.set("csrfToken", "Hello World");
     pm.globals.unset("sessionToken");
     
     jar.clear(pm.request.url, function (error) {
       console.log(error);
     });
     

   • Description: This script sets the csrfToken in the global environment variable and clears the sessionToken you can check that in your postman console.

   • Post-response Script:

     console.log("Post response called...");
     pm.cookies.each(cookie => console.log(cookie));
     let csrfToken = pm.cookies.get("next-auth.csrf-token");
     let csrfTokenValue = csrfToken.split('|')[0];
     
     console.log('csrf token value: ', csrfTokenValue);
     pm.globals.set("csrfToken", csrfTokenValue);
     

   • Description: This script retrieves the csrfToken from the cookies and sets it in the global environment variable.

Step 3: Log In with Credentials

3. POST Request: http://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback/credentials
   • Body Payload:

     {
       "email":"{{userEmail}}" ,
       "password": "{{userPassword}}",
       "redirect": "false",
       "csrfToken": "{{csrfToken}}",
       "callbackUrl": "http://localhost:3000/",
       "json": "true"
     }
     

     • take variable from global environment file from postman.
   • Pre-request Script:

     const jar = pm.cookies.jar();
     
     jar.unset(pm.request.url, 'next-auth.session-token', function (error) {
       // error - <Error>
     });
     

   • Post-response Script:

     pm.cookies.each(cookie => console.log(cookie));
     let sessionTokenValue = pm.cookies.get("next-auth.session-token");
     
     console.log('session token value: ', sessionTokenValue);
     pm.globals.set("sessionToken", sessionTokenValue);
     

   • Description: This step logs in the user and sets the sessionToken in the global environment variable.

Step 4: Verify Session

4. GET Request: http://localhost:3000/api/auth/session
   • Description: This API call retrieves the user session details, confirming that the user is logged in.

Step 5: Log Out

5. POST Request: http://localhost:3000/api/auth/signout
   • Body Payload:

     {
       "csrfToken": "{{csrfToken}}",
       "callbackUrl": "http://localhost:3000/dashboard",
       "json": "true"
     }
     

   • Description: This API call logs out the user from the current session.

Checkout this video for more clarify :

https://asset.cloudinary.com/dugkwrefy/6266f043c7092d1d3856bdad6448fa89

How to Add the AppTrackingTransparency (ATT) Permission to Your iOS App?

Starting from iOS 14, Apple requires apps to request user permission before accessing the Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA) for tracking. This is done using AppTrackingTransparency (ATT). Below are the steps to implement ATT permission in your iOS app.

1️⃣ Add Usage Description in Info.plist

Before requesting permission, you must add a privacy description in your Info.plist file.

📌 Open Info.plist and add the following key-value pair:

<key>NSUserTrackingUsageDescription</key>
<string>We use tracking to provide personalized content and improve your experience.</string>

This message will be displayed in the ATT system prompt.

2️⃣ Request Tracking Permission in Swift

To request tracking permission, use the AppTrackingTransparency framework.

📌 Update AppDelegate.swift or call this in your ViewController:

import UIKit
import AppTrackingTransparency

@main
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    var window: UIWindow?

    func application(
        _ application: UIApplication,
        didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?
    ) -> Bool {

        requestTrackingPermission()
        return true
    }

    /// Requests App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission
    func requestTrackingPermission() {
        if #available(iOS 14, *) {
            ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization { status in
                switch status {
                case .authorized:
                    print("✅ Tracking Authorized")
                case .denied:
                    print("❌ Tracking Denied")
                case .restricted:
                    print("🔒 Tracking Restricted (e.g., parental controls)")
                case .notDetermined:
                    print("⏳ Tracking Not Determined")
                @unknown default:
                    print("❓ Unknown Tracking Status")
                }
            }
        } else {
            print("⚠️ ATT Not Supported (iOS version < 14)")
        }
    }
}

3️⃣ Run on a Real iOS Device (Not Simulator)

🚨 ATT does NOT work on the iOS Simulator.
✅ You must test on a real iPhone running iOS 14 or later.

Run the app on a real device using:

xcodebuild -scheme YourApp -destination 'platform=iOS,name=Your Device Name' run

4️⃣ Verify ATT in iPhone Settings

Once you request tracking permission:

1. Open Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.

2. Check if your app appears in the list.

3. If your app appears with a toggle, ATT is working correctly! ✅

5️⃣ Debug ATT in Xcode (Check Logs)

To ensure that ATT is working properly, open Xcode Console (Cmd + Shift + C) and check the logs:

✅ Tracking Authorized
❌ Tracking Denied
🔒 Tracking Restricted (e.g., parental controls)
⏳ Tracking Not Determined

6️⃣ Reset Tracking Permissions (If No Prompt Appears)

If the ATT popup does not appear, reset tracking permissions:

1. Open Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.

2. Toggle "Allow Apps to Request to Track" OFF and ON.

3. Delete and reinstall the app.

4. Restart your iPhone.

The conclusion to this problem (see comments of description) is the following:

• The publish task is always operating in the host targt context even if the pipline job is running in a container target.

• If a file to be published is a symbolic link whose target only exists in the Docker container of the pipeline job then this will lead to the above pipeline error.

  • This case though is very rare because normally you only publish files from your workspace and not files outside of it.

• Nevertheless I see this as a bug in the implementation (it should consider the specified target context) or make it obvious in the documentation that the publish task always only operates in the host target context which can lead to problems like mine.

Its working, the path I used was wrong

Got the solution? I have the same issue. A few days ago everything worked... Tried the same thing again and got cuda exception...
Sorry, can't write a comment

I'd like to add to @DaniilFajnberg's answer: while the reason he stated are correct, there is a solution to the problem without actually # type: ignoreing all such cases (which could be numerous).

All you have to do is explicitly tell pylance type of the dictionary:

external_data: dict[str, typing.Any] = {
    'id': 123,
    'name': 'Vlad',
    'signup_ts': datetime.now(),
    'friends': [1, 2, 3],
}

user = User(**external_data)

This will make pylance very happy and the errors will go away :)

Try to disable as say in our docs

CRUD::disableResponsiveTable();

Try to not use CRUD::setFromDb(); and set your own columns and fields.

Cheers.

The file is written by the Spark worker nodes, so it should be written to a filesystem that is accessible both by the worker nodes and the client. Keep this in mind when setting up a cluster in Docker as the workers should be configured with the same volumes: as the master to allow them to read/write partitions (missing volumes in workers won't give an error but only a repo with just _SUCCESS file).

It's quite simple. You need the same port but two different IP addresses in your network. Client and server or LocalDevice must be bound to the same port but the IP address must be different.

I am facing an total block on another site. Your cookie injection method is good. But I guess if you want to continuously do it, it would be hard to copy the cookie repeatedly.

Back to your question, there are third-party services that help solve Cloudflare captcha challenges. Have you tried them?

Mr. Muhammad Umer can you help me find the right proto file for solution i tried with this Proto file

But it didn't work for me, guide me in finding the solution

volumes: - ${VOLUMES_BASE}/frontend:/app - /app/node_modules # Exclut node_modules du montage pour ne pas l'écraser

You can try to wrap it in a Promise

let promise = new Promise((resolve , reject)=>{
    fs.readFile(file , (err , data)=>{
        resolve(data)
    })
})

promise.then((data , err)=>{
    console.log(data)
})

I seem to have the same problem. I also didnt make any changes or updates, and cannot attach anymore when adding the debugger via debugpy.listen (). Starting the debugger from VSCode (not via listening) works perfectly fin though.

After listen(), I additionally get 'lost sys.stderr', which I had never encountered before.

Help is appreciated!

Please pip install llama-index-postprocessor-colbert-rerank to install Colbert Rerank package.

lombok 1.18.36 eclipse 2024-12 jdk21.0.06 spring webflux 6.1.5 mongo reactive don't solve error in eclipse

upvoting the answer from user355252 and adding to it :

(require 'package) (add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa-stable" . "https://stable.melpa.org/packages/") t) (package-install 'magit)

Even though you have eligible PIM roles, your current active role might not be enough to access "My Roles" screen:

az role assignment list --assignee <your-UPN> --all

You should have "Directory Reader" or "PIM User" role enabled.

Create a state as isListUpdate with initial value 0. Now, in useEffect block, check if state changes re render the component and again set isListUpdate to 0. You should get the result with this.

Is there an answer to this? Can't find a solution anywhere.

The use of byte vector will make it possible to do subsequent processing.

template <typename T>
int fn_convertToVb(T v, vector<BYTE> & vb)
{
    vb.resize(sizeof(T));
    memcpy(&vb[0], &v, sizeof(T));
    return sizeof(T);
}

try not to left join and run query and see it it works. perhaps your join is wrong

You need to make the field nullable in the entity file, then update de database, then try again

You may try if any of these solutions work:

1. You can escape the colon in the property value by using \ before the colon. This should allow the SpEL parser to treat the colon as a regular character instead of part of the expression.

   Property File:

   report.type.urls=SOME_TYPE:'file:\\/home\\/SOME_TYPE'

   @Value("#{${report.type.urls}}")

   private Map<String, String> reportTypeToUploadHost;

2. Alternatively, you can directly define the Map in your @Value annotation using SpEL's map literal syntax:

   report.type.urls=SOME_TYPE:file:/home/SOME_TYPE

   @Value("#{${report.type.urls}}")

   private Map<String, String> reportTypeToUploadHost;

I was able to fix that error by including my framework directory inside the cinterop

iosTarget.compilations["main"].apply {
    val opencv2 by cinterops.creating{

        includeDirs("src/iosMain/opencv2.framework") # This line
}

Knip is a tool to find unused files, dependencies and exports. It has 7.7K stars on GitHub.

Here's the doc, https://knip.dev/overview/getting-started

Install the Required Package

• Install-Package Polly.Extensions.Http

• Add this extension using Polly.Extensions.Http;

I faced the same problem with JBOSS. It's like JCE cannot acces to the .jar inside the war to validate it.

To solve the problem I added it to JAVA_HOME\jre\lib\ext and this way JCE can access and validate it without problems. You must keep including the .jar inside your war because, if not, JBOSS cannot find the classes (yes, it is silly: it can validate the jar frome jre\lib\ext but not load the classes from this location so you need to include it in your war)

This problem was already discussed in Add support for AES-GCM for TLS in Java 7

You need to use an external library provided by Bouncy Castle in order to get access to AES-GCM cipher in handshake. The required library is bctls-jdk15to18-1.80.jar that contains all the stuff related to SSL and BouncyCastleJSSEProvider but it's probably you need also to add bcprov-jdk15to18-1.80.jar, and bcutil-jdk15to18-1.80.jar because of dependencies ( version jdk15to18-1.80 is the last one for Java 7)

Please, take a look to this comment https://stackoverflow.com/a/79497587/3815921

start /b <program-name> runs the program essentially in background mode.

When in doubt about command options type <command> /? for help about it's usage :)

You can find more info about the /b flag by running start /?

It is possible to translate both expressions into one case, like
=REGEXMATCH(UPPER(F3);UPPER("I3"))

You can use Ctrl + K . to run the command File: Reveal Active File in Explorer View

Android has removed support for HTML formatting and spannable strings in notifications from API 35, displaying all text as plain text. So, without the use of custom views, I don't think you would be able to achieve what you want. But you might consider using simpler text styles.

in my case running on real device, cd android && ./gradlew clean worked.

With the help of these answers I got this code to work

Private Sub BarGraphWithErrorBars(ByVal ShName As String, ByVal AvRange As Range, ByVal ErrRange As Range)

    AvRange.Select
    ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddChart2(201, xlColumnClustered).Select
    ActiveChart.FullSeriesCollection(1).HasErrorBars = True
    ActiveChart.FullSeriesCollection(1).ErrorBar Direction:=xlY, Include:=xlErrorBarIncludePlusValues, Type:=xlErrorBarTypeCustom, Amount:=ErrRange, MinusValues:=ErrRange
    
End Sub

I am adding more functionalities to it to fit the whole program, I suppose the main error was in the non-existing PlusValues parameter. Changing it to MinusValues does the trick, although I am using Plus values it seems counter intuitive.

I had some experiments in the last days, this being the sequence of actions performed:

- new scheduled pipeline `.yml` file pushed to `develop` (no matter if through PR or through direct push)

- pipeline created from Azure Devops on `develop` through web GUI (without setting UI triggers)
- outcome: pipeline not triggered (and indeed no scheduled runs visible from `...`->`Scheduled runs`)

Then I've gone through two different scenarios:

- Scenario1:

• update of already existing `.yml` file on `develop`

• outcome: pipeline triggered (and indeed scheduled runs visible from `...`->`Scheduled runs`)
  - Scenario2:

• new scheduled pipeline `.yml` file pushed to `tempbranch` (no matter if then opening a PR or not)

• pipeline created from Azure Devops on `tempbranch` through web GUI (without setting UI triggers)

• outcome: pipeline not triggered (and indeed no scheduled runs visible from `...`->`Scheduled runs`)

• `tempbranch` merged into `develop`

• outcome: pipeline triggered (and indeed scheduled runs visible from `...`->`Scheduled runs`)

The disappointing aspect is that even without configuring any UI trigger (and by default a newly created pipeline comes with no UI triggers) you are forced to trivially update your `.yml` file (through a direct push or merge-push) otherwise the pipeline does not trigger.

This is somehow confirmed by @Ziyang Liu-MSFT, but the big difference is that in his/her answer the scenario of UI triggers removal is described, but that's not my case, since for my pipeline no UI triggers have ever been created/configured.

So to summarize: after creating the pipeline from web GUI you must always update it; in this sense, if adding it through a PR, it is better to create it on Azure Devops web GUI before merging the PR (otherwise you have to update it later).

Those links may help you,plz check.

https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/providing-resources#ResourcesFromXml

https://developer.android.com/studio/write/vector-asset-studio#referring

you can install "json formatter" chrome extension from here

the extension is very efficient.

Use date command:

save to variable:

$ export savedDate=2025-11-03T20:39:00+05:30

add 24hrs to savedDate and store it:

$ export updatedDate=$(date -d "$savedDate + 1 day" +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S+5:30")

show result:

$ echo $savedDate && echo $updatedDate 

for more information, use:

$ date --help

They're bound to the account itself, changing IP or api_id/hash would neither remove it nor change it. You don't "bypass" limits, they exist for a reason, you wouldn't want someone to go scraping thousands of stranger chats and users and have access to them. Accounts get ~200 resolves a day (could be less based on unknown parameters).

sorry about the late reply i don't monitor Stackoverflow regular. If you put future questions on our Github issues there is a bigger chance that someone from the team sees it.

About your question there are two database connections used for Scorpio. The reactive client for Postgres for basically everything but migration and JDBC for flyway migration.

You are not overwriting the reactive client with the JDBC url.

Basically the best would be to overwrite those two

quarkus.datasource.jdbc.url=${jdbcurl}
quarkus.datasource.reactive.url=postgresql://${mysettings.postgres.host}:${mysettings.postgres.port}/${mysettings.postgres.database-name}

with QUARKUS_DATASOURCE_REACTIVE_URL and QUARKUS_DATASOURCE_JDBC_URL as env var.

to my knowledge you should be able to set ssl require also just in the reactive url as param.

There are no config parameters in Scorpio which require a rebuild.

BR

Scorpio

I was just troubleshooting this and your post was basically the only one I found. I was using a @mixin that scales font sizes for screen sizes and kept getting an error in my @mixin when the input variable for the list in @each loop didnt have a comma in it.

Doensn't work:

$text_sizes: 'html' 17px;

Works:

$text_sizes: 'html' 17px,;

Mixin:

@adjust_screens: 1280px 0.9, ...;

@mixin fontsizer ( $tag_and_base,$screens ) {
    @each $tag, $base in $tag_and_base {
        // got an error here: "expected selector."
        #{$tag} {
            font-size: calc( #{$base_size} *  1 );
        }
        @each $x, $y in $screens {
         ...repeats font size calculation for sizes
        }
    }
}

@include fontsizer( $text_sizes, $adjust_screens );

Not sure if this is how it's supposed to work or if this will work in every compiler, but it does work in sass-lang.com playground (https://sass-lang.com/playground/)

It looks like your script is not using the GPU properly and may be running on the CPU instead, which is why it's extremely slow. Also, your Quadro P1000 only has 4GB VRAM, which is likely causing out-of-memory issues.

Go to File from the menu and click on Save All

Follow this -> https://github.com/dart-lang/http/issues/627#issuecomment-1824426263

It solves the problem for me

This comment by aeroxr1:

you can also call sourceFile.renameTo(newPath)

– aeroxr1

Commented Nov 12, 2020 at 11:03

Please see Reliable File.renameTo() alternative on Windows?

I just had this issue, where renameTo did not work in an Azure deployment. I tried moving a file from a mounted (SMB) folder to a local folder. Apparently, people have issues with it on windows too.

You can achieve this by running a loop that continuously checks the CPU usage and only exits when it drops below 60%. To prevent excessive CPU usage while waiting, you should use Sleep to introduce a small delay between checks and DoEvents to keep the system responsive.

i using myhlscloud.com for my videos

Even I faced the same issue, but when I went into Putty -> settings -> connection -> serial -> Making Flow control to none.

Worked for me

Just add your own CSS:

body {
  font-size: 16px;
}

Yes, browsers do inject some default styles in popups. You can easily override them.

Check if all package dependencies are pulled in:

Also try to explicitly add all these dependencies to the application assembly (the one that generates the executable file, for example, *.exe).

Now i have edited my code:-

const connectDB = async () => { try { console.log("Connecting to MongoDB with URI:", process.env.MONGO_URI);

await mongoose.connect(process.env.MONGO_URI, {
  useNewUrlParser: true,
  useUnifiedTopology: true,
});

console.log("Connected to MongoDB");

// Only run seeding in development mode
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {
  await seedAdminUser();
}

Indeed, this is a header that is not found in browser specifications, as can also be somewhat inferred by the X- prefix.

The best documentation I could find is AVFoundation / AVPlayerItemAccessLogEvent / playbackSessionID, which states:

A GUID that identifies the playback session.

This value is used in HTTP requests.

The property corresponds to “cs-guid”.

did you use any additional local server environment for development?

Try double quotes:

df=spark.sql("""
             select *
             from df
             where column_a not like 'AB%'
             """)

when use omz plugin, just run

> omz plugin enable docker
> omz plugin enable docker-compose

So my question: is it actually a unit test if it uses the real database or is it an integration test? Am I using repository pattern wrong since I cannot unit test it with mock or in-memory database?

The end goal of writing unit or integration tests is to allow you to confidently make changes (improvements) to your code as time goes by and at the same time to be relatively confident that these newly introduced changes don't break the existing functionality by running tests that correctly indicate if the system under test behaves as expected or not (Pass or Fail). And this should be achieved with no or minimal changes on the tests themselves since frequently amending tests most likely will lead to bugs or errors in the tests. This must be your main aim when testing your app not whether your tests are pure unit test. Pure unit tests e.g. testing all (or almost all) methods in isolation with each dependency mocked or stubbed out, are normally a lot fragile the smallest code changes lead to serious changes in the tests. This is somewhat opposite to the main goal of testing which is solid and stable tests that correctly indicate if something is broken and that don't provide you with a ton of false negative or false positive results. To achieve this the best way is to take a more higher level integration approach of testing your app (especially it it is an asp.net core web application with a database) e.g. not to mock your database repositories but rather than that use sql server localdb with pre seeded data in it.

For more insights on which is the correct testing approach you should follow when writing tests for web apps/web apis I strongly recommend you to read this article TDD is dead. Long live testing.

Just one quote from it

I rarely unit test in the traditional sense of the word, where all dependencies are mocked out, and thousands of tests can close in seconds. It just hasn't been a useful way of dealing with the testing of Rails applications. I test active record models directly, letting them hit the database, and through the use of fixtures. Then layered on top is currently a set of controller tests, but I'd much rather replace those with even higher level system tests through Capybara or similar.

and this is exactly how Microsoft recommends testing Web Apis with a database Testing against your production database system

public class TestDatabaseFixture
{
    private const string ConnectionString = @"Server=(localdb)\mssqllocaldb;Database=EFTestSample;Trusted_Connection=True;ConnectRetryCount=0";

    private static readonly object _lock = new();
    private static bool _databaseInitialized;

    public TestDatabaseFixture()
    {
        lock (_lock)
        {
            if (!_databaseInitialized)
            {
                using (var context = CreateContext())
                {
                    context.Database.EnsureDeleted();
                    context.Database.EnsureCreated();

                    context.AddRange(
                        new Blog { Name = "Blog1", Url = "http://blog1.com" },
                        new Blog { Name = "Blog2", Url = "http://blog2.com" });
                    context.SaveChanges();
                }

                _databaseInitialized = true;
            }
        }
    }

    public BloggingContext CreateContext()
        => new BloggingContext(
            new DbContextOptionsBuilder<BloggingContext>()
                .UseSqlServer(ConnectionString)
                .Options);
}

public class BloggingControllerTest : IClassFixture<TestDatabaseFixture>
{
    public BloggingControllerTest(TestDatabaseFixture fixture)
        => Fixture = fixture;

    public TestDatabaseFixture Fixture { get; }

[Fact]
public async Task GetBlog()
{
    using var context = Fixture.CreateContext();
    var controller = new BloggingController(context);

    var blog = (await controller.GetBlog("Blog2")).Value;

    Assert.Equal("http://blog2.com", blog.Url);
}

In short they use a LocalDB database instance, seed data in this instance using the test fixture and executing the tests on a higher integration level i.e. calling the controller method which calls a service(repository) method that queries the Blogs dbSet on the dbContext that executes a Sql query to LocalDB that returns the seeded data.

1. Connect your phone with cable

2. Enable USB Debugging

3. Run the following command

sudo adb uninstall app_package_name

you need add opacity: 0.99.

<WebViewAutoHeight
      style={{
        opacity: 0.99,
      }}
      scalesPageToFit={true}
      source={{ uri: link }}
    />

you can use this javascript/typescript library https://www.npmjs.com/package/@__pali__/elastic-box?activeTab=readme

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Try using position: fixed; instead of sticky (on the .header)

Thank you for your comment! I got it working now. I'm using dbt with databricks, so data_tests and using a date to filter on timestamp both work fine. I can actually pass the date to the test, but I should be using expression_is_true instead of accepted_value. And with an extra single quote around the date. All good now!

- dbt_utils.expression_is_true:
                  expression: ">= '2025-03-01'"

Turns out this was a bug in the library itself and not just a basic misunderstanding of cmake. The problem is addressed in https://github.com/Goddard-Fortran-Ecosystem/pFUnit/pull/485

As pointed out by @Tsyvarev, the scoping of PFUNIT_DRIVER was the source of the problem. The sledgehammer solution was to cache this variablee (i.e., using the CACHE) so that the variable is visible at all scopes.

I had an older and new Ubuntu installed (22.04 and 24.04) and the 22.04 was the default when opening VS Code. The issue turned out to be in the configuration of WSL as described here: How do I open a wsl workspace in VS Code for a different distro?

1. Install Tailwind CSS and Dependencies - npm install -D tailwindcss postcss autoprefixer

2. Initialize Tailwind CSS - npx tailwindcss init -p

3. Open tailwind.config.js -

   /** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} / export default { content: [ "./index.html", "./src/**/.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}", ], theme: { extend: {}, }, plugins: [], }

4. Inside your main CSS file - src/index.css , add:

   @tailwind base; @tailwind components; @tailwind utilities;

5. In App.jsx, import the CSS file: import './index.css';

6. Now start your Vite project.

Usage -

const App=() =>{
  return (
    <div className="flex items-center justify-center">
      <h1 className="text-3xl font-bold text-blue-600">Hello, 
                   Tailwind CSS!</h1>
    </div>
  );
}

Thank you @Andrew B for the comment.

Yes, it’s possible that further requests from the user who was on the unhealthy instance could fail if the user is redirected to a different instance after the restart. This happens because the `ARRAffinity` cookie is tied to the unhealthy instance and will no longer be valid once the instance is restarted.

- If the session state is not persisted externally like using Azure Redis Cache, the user may lose their session or be logged out. To avoid this, consider storing session data externally so users can maintain their session even if they are redirected to another instance.

- Please refer this blog for better understanding ARRAffinity.

Application Insights doesn’t show which instance a user is on by default. You can track this by logging the instance ID (using the WEBSITE_INSTANCE_ID variable) in your telemetry.

Refer this MSDoc to know about above environment variable.

Here's the sample code :

var instanceId = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("WEBSITE_INSTANCE_ID");
TelemetryClient.TrackEvent("UserSessionTracking", new Dictionary<string, string>
{
{ "UserId", userId },
{ "InstanceId", instanceId }
});
`

This lets you filter and view data based on the instance the user was on.