It looks like one crucial bit of information is missing from the picture: it's not clear what the housekeeping stuff should exactly be. Do you have in mind conditional removal of the "old" data from the database (like, each record has a timestamp, and you'd like to keep only the records younger than such and such age)?
There really seems to be no general way to achieve this, but I found the following workaround acceptable.
On API 36+, there is PRIORITY_SYSTEM_NAVIGATION_OBSERVER for OnBackInvokedDispatcher.registerOnBackInvokedCallback. From the documentation:
Callbacks registered with this priority do not consume back events. They receive back events whenever the system handles a back navigation and have no impact on the normal back navigation flow. Useful for logging or analytics.
Awesome, exactly what I was looking for. Unfortunately this value is only available from API 36 onwards, so predictive back can't be used on API 35 and lower. To achieve this, I'm not setting android:enableOnBackInvokedCallback in the AndroidManifest. It will then default to false on API <= 35 and to true on >= 36. On APIs up to 35 onBackPressed can be used as usual.
The white screen appears because your code runs on the main UI thread. Move heavy tasks to a background thread using AsyncTask, Handler, or coroutines so the UI can load properly.
Installing Visual Studio directly on a Continuous Integration (CI) server is generally discouraged for several reasons related to efficiency, maintainability, and scalability. While Visual Studio is excellent for development, it’s not designed for automated build environments. Here’s why:
🔹 1. Visual Studio Is Developer-Oriented, Not Build-Oriented
Visual Studio is a full-fledged IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that includes a GUI, debugging tools, and extensions — none of which are needed on a CI server. CI servers only need build tools like MSBuild, NuGet, and the .NET SDK to compile and test code.
Installing Visual Studio wastes system resources and increases setup complexity without offering any real CI benefits.
🔹 2. Licensing and Maintenance Issues
Visual Studio requires proper licensing and regular updates, which can complicate compliance for automated servers. Build agents may also fail if license activation expires or if an update breaks dependencies.
In contrast, Microsoft Build Tools and the .NET SDK are free, lightweight, and designed for CI/CD automation.
🔹 3. Slower and Heavier Builds
CI servers aim to be fast and reproducible. Visual Studio installations increase build times due to their large footprint and unnecessary background services.
Using standalone build tools ensures leaner build pipelines and better scalability, especially when running multiple parallel builds.
🔹 4. Versioning and Consistency Problems
Different Visual Studio installations may use different compiler versions, SDKs, or extensions — causing inconsistent build results.
Using dedicated build toolchains (like msbuild.exe, dotnet build, or Azure Pipelines agents) ensures consistency across all build environments.
🔹 5. Better Alternatives Exist
Instead of installing the full Visual Studio IDE, use:
Microsoft Build Tools for Visual Studio (includes MSBuild and required compilers)
.NET SDK for .NET Core and .NET 5+ projects
Visual Studio Build Tools Containers (for isolated builds in Docker)
These options provide everything needed for automated builds without the overhead of a full IDE.
This is now possible thru the UI of PowerBI. The data gateway does need to be able to reach public PowerBI and the internal sql server. If you want to automate this, the API used is still not documented.
I've created a method of encoding the credentials and published my results.
I think this is a bug in artifactory. I also use a dedicated helm repo in JFrog, and sometimes this issue appears. Other people i know solved this issue using OCI Repos instead of the dedicated helm ones. They never encountered these issue after switching.
Upgrading the androidx-compose-foundation version to 1.10.0-beta01 actually helped. I’m not sure if the developers will allow me to use a beta version, but thank you!
Do you know if there is any article about this issue?
Well if you are using Namecheap Shared hosting delete the storage folder in the public folder and there is an terminal option in namecheap cpanel run the command php artisan storage:link
For Hostinger Shared Hosting
hostinger disabled the exec() and symlink function no worries go the php option section you will se a disable function section remove these function and run the storage:link command through ssh boom its works
Any updates on this, I'm trying to implement the draw feature like we have in Redfin, but google drawing library is only allowing to draw shapes like polygon, circle, but I want to implement free form polygon?
Thanks all, been awhile since I used SO. Meant to post as question. Yes @Aleksander if I create refs within custom hook it works, but it's coming from somewhere else so I can't do that.
If you have done sam build and sam package in advance of your sam deploy, you may need to provide --template-file .aws-sam/build/template.yaml to sam deploy, not --template-file ${SAM_FILE}. That's often the reason for the Unable to upload artifact None referenced by ImageUri parameter error.
Looks like this code is basically recreating Airbnb’s old homepage header, the navigation bar, search bar, and menu links. If you’re trying to make your own Airbnb-style homepage, you can use this as a base template and then customize it with your own branding, search logic, and layout. Think of it like using an Airbnb listing template: you start with a ready-made structure, then tweak the content (logo, links, styling) to fit your own “listing”, in this case, your website.
Without knowing how you actually use that QueryContext in your code, its harder to answer that question, can you give actual code to see how you actually use and call that QueryContext function.
My questions are:
Do you use that context with timeout.
Do you check if there's rows.Err() returned by that QueryContext
If you give us some code sample to understand how you actually call that function, we can answer this question better.
Is it possible in Forge to store multiple named values within a single custom field and still have Jira track the change history of each value individually?
Well, yes and no. In Jira Cloud, the audit log tracks that a change was made to a field, however, it doesn't record what individual parts of the field's content or values were changed. You could get the change log of the Issue to know what the entire field's content or value was before and then after the change, but you'd have to parse that and compared the two to determine what specific 'individual' part within the field changed... and that's adding more complexity than just using multiple custom fields.
Rather than use custom fields to store information for the Issue, would entity properties work in your use case? They are flexible, searchable and unlimited per Issue.
First, keep the code version somewhere like version.txt and increment.
Second, use gates like:
if (version >= x.x.x) { include new db fields }
Third, add version in your data. This way, for backward incompatible changes, you can have a message like:
$codeVersion = file.read(version.txt)
if (order.version > $codeVersion) {
Print "This order was created on newer software. Please use order.version (or beta website) to process or view this order."
// maybe redirect
}
Fourth, You must release backward incompatible changes in two phases (two version increments): phase i) push the above gate to all users, so it can check for a new version before reaching code that breaks. ii) once the gate exists for all users, release the next version and run the database migration.
Fifth: Add a comment "remove this block once version x.x.x+ moves from beta to www (or all users are on version x.x.x+)."
Sixth: keep a "change_management.txt" of all the steps you must follow when doing a release. It should contain reasons you broke things and a step so the same break never happens again. This list should be surprisingly short once you have a documented release process. For example
"Did you remember to update dependencies? Did you audit/patch or mitigate any new security vulnerabilities? Did you remember gates? Did you remember to turn on maintenance mode if needed, and run db migrations when code was released? Do you know how long db migration will take (for long running db operations, is down time acceptable?)
i think i should be worried about what's in memory because what if i add more levels later on, that's even more memory hogged by the game for no reason, i can already conglamerate all the data required to a big binary file next to the exe i can then at runtime lookup what i need from it as well as encrypt/decrypt it i just thought it'd be neat if it was possible to just deliver the game as 1 executable without extra files and without losing efficiency but im guessing that's impossible as of now.
You may not believe it, but I was able to fix the problem by defining and changing delimiter. you can define it in here: df = pd.read_csv(file_path, delimiter=",")
I created my custom component with a select and passed the control to it like this: <custom-select [formControl]="control"> </custom-select>
But this doesn’t work because Angular expects my component to implement the ControlValueAccessor interface for working with forms. As a result, I get the error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'writeValue').
To fix this error, I need to rename the parameter. For example, use customControl instead of formControl so Angular doesn’t automatically try to use ControlValueAccessor:
Fixed code:
1. In the template, I pass the control with a different name: <custom-select [customControl]="control"> </custom-select>
2. In the component, I change formControl to customControl: @Input() customControl: FormControl;
Now the error is gone because Angular no longer expects ControlValueAccessor for a component with the name customControl.
One has to be careful with the brokers on the internet now. Last year I was scammed in the binary trade option by a broker I met on Instagram. I invested $14000 which I lost, I couldn’t make a withdrawal and I slowly lost access to my trade account for 3 months I was frustrated and depressed. After a few months, I met Jeff Silbert who is A recovery expert that works in affiliation with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and other law firm. he worked me through the process of getting my money back and all the extra bonus which I got during my trading. he can be of help to anyone who has a similar situation. You can contact him via his
The author of this package mentioned the difference is due to limited number of times of running simulations. "Note that colMeans(y.samples.post) = point.pred.mean.post in expectation (i.e., in the limit of an infinite number of MCMC iterations); but for any given finite simulation, y.samples.post contains sampled observation noise. Therefore, to obtain a summary of the posterior mean series, we consider the mean of the posterior predictive level, without additional simulated (centered) observation noise". Follow this link to see how the releffect is actually calculated, https://github.com/google/CausalImpact/blob/master/R/impact_inference.R
Below is the snippet of how y.samples is generated, which is essentially the denominator (the post intervention part of y.samples) used in calculating RelEffect
In my case, I could not downgrade to a 3.x version of integration services because my existing solutions did not support it. The key is to install the "BI Developer Extensions" (formerly BIDS Helper)". After installing it I was then able to see the biml commands in right click menus (such as "add new biml file", "expand biml file").
This is a weird situation, I never have had this issue before; but the way I did push notifications was in the dev build, add the appropriate plugins (in the doc page below) and for android, use firebase FCM (or something like that) for notifications and follow the docs for iOS notifications
Implementing Google-OAuth with expo-auth-session is quite problematic and will lead you to all sorts of redirect URI and authorization errors (I have had the same issue before). Instead, I recommend using @react-native-google-signin/google-signin which is also what Expo Documentation recommends as well for a more streamlined and issue-free experience. However, for this method you will require a dev build (EAS build recommended) and some setup (on the documentation page).
I get programming can be open to interpretation, but one of the things I find difficult is what should set() and get() be responsible for in a container? Should it be for defining or managing the instance or both?
Looking at the Symfony package, it seems the definition of a service is managed through setDefinition() and getDefinition() and you set() the already created service and get() the service. The set() method appears to add only the already created instance either by adding one already created (through parameter) or using createService() which returns it.
I'm also trying to understand the difference between register() and setDefinition() methods. Is register() just a wrapper, and if so, why if setDefinition() is clear on intent and not protected/private?
You may want to consider using AWS Amplify to host a static or a dynamic site using S3 Buckets. The process is simpler and the recommended way (as of 2025/11) to host static sites and webapps on AWS.
The process is fairly straight forward and AWS Amplify console will walk you through each step of selecting the source for static content ( git repo, S3 bucket, or another URL), setup the additional nameservers with your domain registrar (if different from AWS Route 53) to direct requests for your domain to the AWS Amplify hosted website, setup the required SSL certificates etc.
to solve this problem try an online utility like cohesionstack.com - it allows you to submit a list of links and get a compact, reviewable package: a CSV of extracted OpenGraph and twitter metadata plus the downloaded images and favicons used to render previews. Teams use the output to audit previews, assemble media packs, or prepare content for publishing and campaigns.
The solution was much simpler than expected. It turns out that my iPhone's name contained Korean characters. It seems that when Dart VM tries to connect to the phone wirelessly, there's a problem handling non-ASCII strings.
In conclusion, all my settings were correct, and just removing Korean characters from the iPhone name solved the problem.
You can automate this using my open-source tool GitRebrand — it updates your old GitHub username across all repositories and files automatically through the GitHub API.
You can also try CohesionStack: https://www.cohesionstack.com/ It let's you submit a list of links and get a compact, reviewable zip file with a CSV of extracted metadata plus the downloaded images and favicons used to render previews. Teams use the output to audit previews, assemble media packs, or prepare content for publishing and campaigns.
you are geniuses. Thank you very much!
I solved my problem!
This is my test method:
public static boolean DelDirectory(ChannelSftp chanSftp, String sPath) throws SftpException {
boolean bEnd = true;
Vector<ChannelSftp.LsEntry> files = chanSftp.ls(sPath);
for (ChannelSftp.LsEntry entry : files) {
if (entry.getAttrs().isDir()) {
if (!entry.getFilename().equals(".") && !entry.getFilename().equals("..")) {
bEnd = false;
bEnd = DelDirectory(chanSftp, sPath + "/" + entry.getFilename());
if (bEnd) {
chanSftp.rmdir(sPath + "/" + entry.getFilename());
}
}
} else {
chanSftp.rm(sPath + "/" + entry.getFilename());
}
}
return bEnd;
}
I would just like to ask you for a clarification.
As development environment I use NetBeans and it tells me that the Vector is an obsolete collection.
What can I replace it with?
I got this error trying to build my Flutter app with Visual Studio Code. The cause of the error and how to solve it were shown a couple of lines from the top:
error:iOS 26.1 is not installed. Please download and install the platform from Xcode > Settings > Components.
Happens sometimes when you update through anaconda navigator and have to start as Admin.
Two things to do:
Copy(Replace) "migrate" file from the .jupyter folder under admin to the user folder.
Create new shortcut for "jupyter-notebook.exe" in the "Scripts" folder of the anaconda installation folder. Paste this shortcut also into the same folder where all other shortcuts for the anaconda packages are placed.
Extra: you can change the location where the Jupyter Console should open with a right-click on the shortcut and change properties.
There is no known way to use the /bots endpoint or any other endpoint to have a bot post to a topic, not on the official API docs or on the unofficial (but much more comprehensive and detailed) docs at https://groupme-js.github.io/GroupMeCommunityDocs/api/. The reality is that the bot API has not been updated in a good 10 years and topics are a much newer update
Surrounding all the code with a top-level block is exactly what I was trying to avoid. Otherwise I would just stick with a proc macro attribute attached to a surrounding module. I see why using statics in the macros is not guaranteed to work in the future, but isn’t there absolutely no way to make macros communicate?
Your “rest angle” goes lower because you are applying the mouse input to the base pitch while the recoil pitch is still active. When the recoil returns to zero, the base pitch ends up lower than before. To allow “counteracting” the recoil without shifting the resting angle, separate the base view and the recoil offset, and consume the opposing input in the recoil first (bleed), so the resting angle remains unchanged.
// Campos
float _viewPitch; // ángulo base (input)
float _viewYaw; // ángulo base (input)
Vector3 _recoilTarget; // objetivo de recoil (se empuja en ApplyRecoil)
Vector3 _recoilCurrent; // recoil actual (interpola hacia target)
[SerializeField] float _rotationSpeed = 0.1f;
[SerializeField] float _recoilReturn = 10f; // velocidad retorno a 0 del target
[SerializeField] float _recoilFollow = 5f; // seguimiento current->target
[SerializeField] float _bottomClamp = -80f, _topClamp = 80f;
void Update()
{
Vector2 look = _lookAction.ReadValue<Vector2>();
float dt = Time.deltaTime;
float yawVel = look.x * _rotationSpeed;
float pitchVel = look.y * _rotationSpeed;
// 1) Actualiza targets de recoil hacia 0 (retorno natural)
_recoilTarget = Vector3.Lerp(_recoilTarget, Vector3.zero, _recoilReturn * dt);
// 2) Sigue el target (suavizado del recoil visible)
_recoilCurrent = Vector3.Lerp(_recoilCurrent, _recoilTarget, _recoilFollow * dt);
// 3) BLEED: si hay recoil positivo en pitch (mirada se fue arriba)
// y el jugador tira hacia abajo (pitchVel < 0),
// consume primero esa entrada en el recoil, NO en la vista base.
if (_recoilCurrent.x > 0f && pitchVel < 0f)
{
// cuánto “abajo” intenta mover este frame en grados
float intendedDown = -pitchVel * dt;
// sangramos contra el recoil sin pasar de 0
float bleed = Mathf.Min(_recoilCurrent.x, intendedDown);
_recoilCurrent.x -= bleed;
// neutraliza esa parte del input para que no afecte al ángulo base
pitchVel += (bleed / dt);
}
// (Opcional) Lo mismo para yaw si usas recoil lateral:
if (Mathf.Abs(_recoilCurrent.y) > 0f && Mathf.Abs(yawVel) > 0f)
{
// ejemplo simple: si el input es opuesto al signo del recoil, bleedea algo
float intendedYaw = yawVel * dt;
if (Mathf.Sign(intendedYaw) == -Mathf.Sign(_recoilCurrent.y))
{
float bleedYaw = Mathf.Min(Mathf.Abs(_recoilCurrent.y), Mathf.Abs(intendedYaw));
_recoilCurrent.y -= Mathf.Sign(_recoilCurrent.y) * bleedYaw;
yawVel -= Mathf.Sign(intendedYaw) * (bleedYaw / dt);
}
}
// 4) Aplica el input restante SOLO a la vista base
_viewPitch = Mathf.Clamp(_viewPitch + pitchVel, _bottomClamp, _topClamp);
_viewYaw += yawVel;
// 5) Aplica suma base + recoil al transform/cabeza
_Head.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler(_viewPitch + _recoilCurrent.x, 0f, 0f);
transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler(0f, _viewYaw + _recoilCurrent.y, 0f);
}
public void ApplyRecoil(Vector2 recoil) // recoil.x = yaw, recoil.y = pitch
{
// Empuja el target; el current lo seguirá con suavizado
_recoilTarget.x += recoil.y; // pitch up
_recoilTarget.y += Random.Range(-recoil.x, recoil.x); // yaw shake
}
I don't think you had a document selected when you got that error. (looks like you're in the settings page.) When I close all my editor panes and hit F1 and select Header Insert I also get that error message. So to answer your question, make sure you have a document open in your editor and have it selected.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I also get that error
This still happens in Nov 2025. Uninstalling extensions solved it. I uninstalled a bunch, but I suspect the culprit was Github Copilot AI (Not the "chat" version—the one that does code completion).
For anyone still struggling, set the color-scheme of the iframe to "auto", not normal, "normal" works for most websites but not all of them, "auto" seems to do the trick
Have you tried to run your app from a local web server instead of opening the HTML files directly.
Use something like http://localhost:8000 instead of file://.
it's because your using 'language' as the name of the variable in your code, not 'languages', so it takes the last value of the variable 'language' in the for loop that you wrote in case of multiple languages,
just fix the variable names from 'language' => 'languages'
GitHub Pages is serving your development index.html, which points to /src/main.tsx. In production, that file does not exist; Vite replaces it with compiled assets in dist/assets/.... That’s why you are seeing the 404 error for .../src/main.tsx.
You're manually reinventing the wheel. Use an establish logging framework that handles all of this. Serilog for example has file log sinks and literally has the exact behavior you want for handling logging before being fully setup.
In my case, I was trying to connect n8n. I actually was actually connecting an n8n module with a different Google account than the Cloud Console / Google Sheet was connected to. Easy to miss when I have 10 accounts in Chrome.
