How about the :update / :up command? It's similar to the :write / :w command, but it doesn't actually write out the file if there were no changes made that need to be saved out.
(Kind of like the difference between :x and :wq ; if there are no changes to save, :x just quits without writing out the file, whereas :wq writes out the file regardless of whether there are any changes.)
it's an open-ended question, there is no single "right answer", any ideas are welcome (i have a few down my sleeve, but it don't want to set thinking in any direction)
And, finally, if you have a very large number of elements in the dendrogram, use these orders (they wirthe the dendrogram as a pdf file; you can change it to EMF or other output you want):
You can adapt these orders according to the size of the dendrogram. lab.cex always refer to the size of the characters and lwd the width of the dendrogram lines.
I was investigating why arch linux also does not show this hint.
debian (and so also ubuntu) adds a custom patch set over openssh-portable which adds this nice hint
Just remove the runtime parameter:
@tool("foo_tool", description="test tool")
def foo_tool() -> Command:
return Command(update={"called_tool": True})
This will run perfectly with the pre-built ToolNode.
Indeed! I off loaded all of the computation onto a web app script and only took information from the spreadsheet, instead of using formulas. It can now deal with multiple inputs from different users simultaneously.
If you are getting an integrity error it's likely that your business has not passed the verification. That also means that your phone number should pass the display name check. You should try again until you clear the "in progress" status from the flow builder.
For scenarios where you need to update multiple things on a page, I think the recommended mechanism is https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-swap-oob/, which allows updating an arbitrary number of elements on the page without reloading the entire page or needing multiple requests to the server.
Thanks for your reply. I didn't think my use case was that unusual but I'm beginning to realize that it is. What I'm trying to do is control the python version and sys.path that is utilized by vim. To me, the reason is self evident: the scripts that I'm executing with vim's python module require me to control the python environment (i.e. sys.path). This is exactly why virtual environments exist in the first place.
I typically use gvim for python development and launch vim from a virtual environment. I use Vim's terminal to launch python apps inside of a virtual environment. I also utilize a number of custom python tools that I execute from within vim with: py3, py3eval .. etc.
Vim DOES honor these options:
set pythonthreehome=C:\Python314
set pythonthreedll=C:\Python314\python314.dll
And vim's python sys.path DOES follow with the version of Python, it is also is modified, so for my configuration vim's python sys.path is
It is an NP-hard problem. The best you can hope for is an approximation algorithm.
To find the actual maximum, maybe by restricting the family of graphs that you use, with some extra conditions.
However, there is a slight but important difference by now:
@Nested
@TestProfile(QuarkusTestNestedWithTestProfileTestCase.ModernEnglishProfile.class)
@Disabled("With the current test classloading design, test profiles on nested inner classes are too hard, because nested classes should run with the same classloader as the parent, but a test profile involves a new application, which involves a new classloader.")
class ModernEnglishCase {
@Test
void testProfileFromNested() {
RestAssured.when()
.get("/greeting/Stu")
.then()
.statusCode(200)
.body(is("Hey Stu"));
}
}
So bad luck here.
Executing my old and previously working test results in the following exception:
org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.TestInstantiationException: @Nested tests may not contain @TestProfile annotations.
at io.quarkus.test.junit.QuarkusTestExtension.ensureStarted(QuarkusTestExtension.java:598)
at io.quarkus.test.junit.QuarkusTestExtension.beforeAll(QuarkusTestExtension.java:687)
at java.base/java.util.ArrayList.forEach(ArrayList.java:1511)
at java.base/java.util.ArrayList.forEach(ArrayList.java:1511)
JUnit 5 @Nested tests are useful for structuring more complex test scenarios. However, note that it is not possible to assign different test profiles or resources to nested tests within the same parent class.
If someone encounters this issue and nothing seems to help, take a look at Logcat. In my case, the problem wasn’t in the package that Flutter logs were pointing to at all. It was resolved by adding the proper ProGuard rules.
Thanks JosefZ. That worked! Couldn't get /wait to work starting Windows Media Player - Cmd Processor just plowed on ahead without waiting for Player window to close. After I added a "Title" to the Start cmd, voila, I got the expected/intended results. It didn't display the title in the window but I didn't care about that, the Wait is what I was after. Peculiar indeed. (This was on Windows 11 Home V24H2)
CancellationToken should be implemented across the entire chain of methods. In this case, the entire chain of endpoints.
From a blog post from MS DevBlogs, describing Recommended patterns for CancellationToken:
Propagate your CancellationToken to all the methods you call that accept one, except after the “point of no cancellation” referred to in the previous point. In fact if your method mostly orchestrates calls to other methods that themselves take CancellationTokens, you may find that you don’t personally have to call CancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested() at all, since the async methods you’re calling will generally do it for you.
Let's say that an user on the frontend begins an operation and then requests its cancellation.
ApiServer 1 endpoint's CancellationToken will change IsCancellationRequested property to `true`, which will propagate to inner calls that use this same CancellationToken; in this case, to Api Server 2. At the same time, the ApiServer 1 endpoint call will cease execution.
ApiServer 2 endpoint's CancellationToken will change IsCancellationRequested to `true`, which will propagate to inner calls; in this case, to the database. Due to the database principle of Atomicity (ACID principles)*, if the database transaction is ongoing**, then it will be completely cancelled and reverted. Also, at the same time, the ApiServer 2 endpoint call will cease execution.
* Considering the database follows ACID principles.
** If the database finished the transaction, but didn't finish communicating it to the caller, then the CancellationToken will have no effect.
May be following code could solve your issue:
var connectionString = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PROJECT_CONNECTION_STRING");
var parts = connectionString.Split(';');
if (parts.Length != 4)
throw new InvalidOperationException("Connection string format invalid.");
var host = parts[0];
System.Net.Dns.GetHostEntry(host);
This post really highlights what a pain it is to hunt down those vulnerable Log4j versions, especially when they're buried deep in other JARs. It’s a classic software supply chain headache. It makes you think, a tool like ZAST.AI that's built for software supply chain security could probably make finding and fixing this stuff much more automatic.
Probably not relevant anymore, but this might help someone who runs into the same issue.
There’s likely better tooling out there by now, but for what it’s worth:
I recently built a library that solves this exact problem.
It’s called JDAE (Java Dynamic Annotation Expansion), an open source metaprogramming library that lets you expand (process and replace) annotations dynamically at build time.
You can check it out here: https://github.com/Relism/JDAE
There would be a difference in output here between using commonJS versus using ESM in your project. ES modules are promise-based so, promise microtask queue is exhausted first in this case. Whereas commonJS has the traditional Node.js execution environment and nextTick takes priority here as mentioned in the Node.js docs.
In python for loop, you should be aware that the function inside should be indented or else the for loop wont run
for lat,lon in zip(df['latitude'],df['longitude']): # go through two columns at once
school_location.append([lat,lon])
for schools in school_location:
distance_apart = (distance.distance(your_location ,schools)).miles
Distance.append(distance_apart)
This would fix the looping function the next problem would be the variable name distance_apart as your function name is also distance_apart this can shadows the function name and make it confusing.
Hope this helps and please give the error message next time
I had the same issue. I updated the installed Microsoft packages that were updatable (among which was the package with vulnerabilities), and the issue is now gone.
Can you share your vite.config.js file?
If you are using inject:
import inject from '@rollup/plugin-inject';
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
inject({ // This should be first under plugins array
$: 'jquery',
jQuery: 'jquery',
}),
...
Remove it!
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Can you share your
It sounds like you want the active navigation item to have a custom background color, while keeping the text and icon readable. The problem is caused by the opacity property in you bg-active class.
The property reduces the entire elements opacity, including all its children. Try setting the opacity to 1 or removing it completely.
Updating the SDK and tools is done through android studio. Trying to 'reinstall parts' of it is only going to cause version conflicts. If you cannot update them through gradle, or manually as described in this link, you may have to delete the current platform and start again. (Which is not as painful as it sounds).
Thx to @shingo: Using TypeNameHandling = TypeNameHandling.Auto (TypeNameHandling.All is also possible) solved my issue. And there is no need to write custom converter at all.
I don't quite understand "the distance between a quadratic function and R".
If you are looking for the distance between a point and an n-sphere centered at c (i.e. $$(x - c)^{T}(x - c) \le r^{2})$$) you will want the convex program $$\min_x |x - p| \quad \text{subject to} \quad (x - c)^{T}(x - c) \le r^{2}$$
Notice that this cost is not going to be a polynomial since it needs to be 0 on the entire inside of the n-sphere.
As for the claim that $$|p^{T}p + b^{T}p + c - R|_{2}$$ is convex — this is not true in general. Draw the plot of $$|p^{2} - 1|$$ and you'll see the non-convexity.
WebXR on Meta Quest currently supports immersive VR sessions but not immersive AR. That’s why your app remains confined to a browser window, even when sideloaded as an APK. The passthrough camera and spatial tracking required for immersive AR are not exposed to web technologies on Quest.
To build a fully immersive AR experience, you’ll need to use native tools like Unity with the Meta XR SDK. These provide access to the device’s passthrough and spatial APIs, enabling marker detection and real-world overlays. Meta’s Spatial Framework is another option, though it also requires Unity.
In short: immersive AR on Quest isn’t possible with just WebXR and PWA. Native development is currently the only viable path.
I'm happy to help you with any questions, but the answer will be buried in the discussion, instead of up voted to the top, like you're used to from stackoverflow. So it's not as useful for future users...
Do you have a concrete recipe where it's not clear?
Thom
You brought up interesting points I hadn't thought about.
I don't see there will be a time when aggregating all the data is needed. Each client is treated separately. And there's no replication of data between us and the clients. I haven't seen the output that goes to the client yet, but from what I've seen so far it's text files and Excel.
I do agree archiving the data is questionable and was an after thought. The thought behind this is that the end of the contract, maybe 6mo or so, move the data to archive to hold in case they decide to come back. At the end of 2 years, it all gets dumped. The data is stale and can be rebuilt with fresh data. Technically, the data could be dumped once the contract is over. But my company did have clients return after a year or so.
Client retention is a problem. Once their system is tweaked, we're no longer needed. The way we keep the clients is by doing all the custom reporting. I don't see the clients remaining beyond 5 years. That is an interesting point what is the current client retention. As for growth, would like at least 5 new clients per month. The current process allows 2-3 per year. The limiting factor is the PM who works directly with the clients. They can do only so much in a day.
As for the DDL, as little as possible. There will be adjustments because of different ERPs the client uses and adjusting our own processes to make improvements. So far we're working with extracts from 5 different ERPs and they flow into a common table structure. When a new one comes along, adjustments have to be made.
If anybody comes to this, i will answer the question how it was solved.
Because iteration (#each loop) of the pages happens after the summary page in terms of lifecycle, the actual pages are put at the end.
In the actual code, i was getting an error which lead me to wrong conclusion that the each didnt render the pages. It actually did, but the wizard navigation didnt work because of the yet another form issue.
In any case, example in the REPL works fine, but still, i couldnt fix it that the order is kept (first pages coming from api, then the page manually added after them). #key directive didnt help
I am not sure your analysis of the error is correct, there seems to be many reasons for that error code from the Credential Manager.
Regardless, when there is a size limit, the solution would be to generate a random encryption key, perhaps an AES-128 key, and encrypt the long data with it. Store the encrypted long data somewhere without that size restriction, typically the file system. Then store the encryption key instead in an appropriate way in the keyring.
To retrieve, get the key from the keyring and decrypt the long data as needed.
this is very specific to my case but I had installed a custom root certificate for an mitm tool I use.
deleting/regenerating that certificate from the cetmgr panel fixed the issue for me
The deploy command is for local templates only.
If your CloudFormation template is already stored in S3,
use create-stack or update-stack with the --template-url option instead
I often struggle with this thought. Unlike the others, the fn key does not send the signal to the operating system, but to the keyboard firmware, which then sends it to the operating system, so this cannot be simulated with pyautogui or the keyboard library with the "send("fn"+"5") command, because these cannot communicate with the keyboard, only with the operating system.
I had gulp-cli globally installed in a different node version managed by nvm. So I needed to switch to this node version (nvm use) and globally uninstall the gulp-cli version there.
You can of course also update it there, but I wanted to have it in my new node environment, so I uninstalled, switched node version, installed gulp-cli again.
A solution has been found. Not quite straight, but clean. Instead of connecting via ODBC, you need to connect via ADODB and the settings for the column header work there.
Considering the SECR Book, or perhaps ipsecr simulation, which chapter(s) would we be fruitfully reading? It is unclear if this is capture/recapture of tagged contestants or merely capture within a given season from the description above. None caught in a given area/season but can be modelled sounds like adjusting a line of code for a given parameter within that area/season. Rats are always present in the sugar cane fields suggests a floor with captures perhaps indicating better and worse areas to raise one's family.
Docker-compose and named volume permission denied suggests that, if you RUN mkdir /xxx && chown "$APP_UID" /xxx the directory in the Dockerfile, then when Docker creates the named volume, it will inherit the mount point's permissions. Does that setup work for you here too?
On the Build Settings tab under the heading Packaging, there is a setting "Info.plist File". It should show <projectname>/Info.plist, where you have to replace <projectname> with your project name.
When manually adding Info.plist, Xcode may automatically add it to Build Phases "Copy Bundle Resources".
So you need to:
Add Info.plist
Check Build Phases & remove Info.plist from Copy Bundle Resources, if it appears there
Check Build Settings & add the path to Info.plist under Packaging.
Build to check
Regarding the error still showing after you removed Info.plist, it may help to do Product -> Clear All Issues, then Build.
This is part of a large terraform infrastructure deployment, so the state file already has a lot of resource blocks to handle. So, for this isolated scheduled apply and destruction, in this case of an Azure Bastion Host, is there another method that won't cause state file issues?
Thanks a lot for your post !
I had the same problem and couldn't understand ... As you, I commented the line "After" and it works ...
Why ? By now, I don't know ... multi-user.target means that the systemd-service will start when the system reach runlevel 2 ... I don't know why this line is here ...
After=network.agent should make sense , but I don't even need to put it
Multi-user .. I don't understand why it should be necessary ???
<!doctype html>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Alerta</title>
<style>
body{background:#000;color:#f00;font-family:monospace;text-align:center;margin-top:10%}
h1{font-size:3em;animation:blink 1s infinite}
@keyframes blink{50%{opacity:0}}
button{background:#f00;color:#fff;border:0;padding:12px;cursor:pointer}
</style>
<h1>⚠️ ¡VIRUS DETECTADO! ⚠️</h1>
<p>Tu sistema ha sido comprometido. Eliminando archivos en 3... 2... 1...</p>
<button onclick="alert('😅 Tranquilo, es solo una broma. No hay ningún virus.');document.body.style.backgroundColor='#0a0';document.body.innerHTML='<h1>✅ Todo está bien 😎</h1><p>Era solo un simulador de virus falso.</p>'">Detener virus</button>
<script>
setInterval(()=>{document.title='⚠️ VIRUS DETECTADO ⚠️ '+Math.random().toString(36).slice(2,7)},300)
</script>
You should likely implement a null object pattern.
so "static string[]" and not "static string[]?"
If you need a collection that can expand, then use List<string>
But most important, if something can be null at an interface to any external interface, wrap the handling logic in a nullObject pattern, and then let the program "do nothing" rather than send "nullable" values around. Likely the best option you have.
If you want ListView to act like Column if scrolling is not needed, meaning drag gestures are not occupied unnecessarily:
ListView(
physics: const ScrollPhysics(),
),
This works (or it does not work by default), because the default scroll physics is AlwaysScrollableScrollPhysics for the primary and vertical ScrollViews.
