Evernox supports BigQuery Schema Migrations as well as other formats
Create a new Diagram
Connect to your Database
Import the Database
Edit your Schema (you can do that directly in the diagram)
When you are finished click on Generate Migration
You can directly Execute and run the Migration Script in Evernox
Here is the full Guide:
I tested the following which seems to work and could replace Golemic's code immediately above. Since I deal with dozens of currencies, a SELECT CASE construct is not so helpful for me.
WantedCurrencyCode as String
WantedCurrencyCode = "#,###,##0.00 [$" + Range("A1").Value + "]" Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("Table1").NumberFormat = WantedCurrencyCode Worksheets("Sheet3").Range("Table2").NumberFormat = WantedCurrencyCode Worksheets("Sheet4").Range("Table3").NumberFormat = WantedCurrencyCode
I had this issue after my IntelliJ upgrade and then realised that there is a bundled plugin called "Reverse Engineering" which was not checked. I checked it and then it started to work.
It is really helpful. It help me to change my root passowrd as i forgot it. Now I am able to use the mysql root database with the help of the new password.
Your file path
/home/$user/test.png
contains a environment variable. That won't be resolved and your program will look for that exact path, which probably does not exist.
It is typical for shells to do these kinds of resolutions, though.
let ctrlEqPlus = (base: string, shifted: string) =>
(cm: EditorView, ev: KeyboardEvent) =>
(ev.ctrlKey && (ev.key == '=' || ev.key == '+')) ?
handleEvent(ev.shiftKey ? shifted : base) : false;
...
keymap.of([
{any: ctrlEqPlus('ctrl-eq', 'ctrl-plus')}
])
Thanks Michael Peacock!
In InteliJ I had issue of getting null @RequestBody. I changed LOMBOK version to latest it doesn't work. Then I changed to Annotation processor path ="C:\Users\choks\.m2\repository\org\projectlombok\lombok\1.18.38\lombok-1.18.38.jar" still it was not working.
After putting
@JsonCreator as you suggested it is working fine.
@JsonCreator
public Book( @JsonProperty("title") String title, @JsonProperty("author") String author, @JsonProperty("genre") String genre) {
this.title = title;
this.author = author;
this.genre = genre;
}
For anyone else, kubectl debug --profile=syadmin is now available, at least as of v1.33.
No, you cannot directly access detailed Iceberg metadata (like specific files, manifests, or partition layouts) using BigQuery SQL. Regarding your second question, BigQuery Iceberg tables currently do not support BigQuery's native APPENDS or CHANGES table functions for Change Data Capture (CDC).
As stated in the documentation you provided, only the listed features are supported.
1. "The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted"
This is a certificate trust issue when connecting to SQL Server or IIS over SSL. Here's what you can try:
Install the missing certificate: Open the certificate from the server (you can get it by visiting the site in a browser) and install it in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store on the machine you're installing from.
Use TrustServerCertificate=True: You've already tried this, but make sure it's added correctly in all the right places (your connectionStrings.config file too, not just the JSON files).
Example:
xml
Copy
Edit
<add name="core" connectionString="Data Source=CHL132737;Initial Catalog=Sitecore_Core;User ID=xxx;Password=xxx;Encrypt=True;TrustServerCertificate=True;" />
Double-check SQL Server and firewall settings: If SSL is forced on the server and the certificate isn't trusted, it’ll break the connection even if credentials are correct.
2. "Invalid object name 'Items'" error on Sitecore login
This usually means the database wasn't set up properly. Since you said the DB got created but Sitecore doesn’t load, there might be a problem in the install script or partial deployment.
To fix it:
Make sure the Sitecore databases (Core, Master, Web, XP, etc.) have the right data. It might’ve created empty databases due to the earlier certificate error.
Re-run the install after fixing the certificate issue. Start fresh or clean up the partially installed DBs first.
Review logs in the Sitecore XP0 Configuration output folder and any SQL errors that may have been skipped.
i have literally the same case.
however, i did these steps and still did not work.
i am setting the default value to an item on the screen .
if i do not submit the page, the default value doesn't work.
any help ?
Looks like you’re trying to use a PostgreSQL function like it’s a prepared statement with array parameters, but the function call needs to match the parameters.
Ways to create SOCK_STREAM and SOCK_DGRAM Unix socket pairs (with SOCK_CLOEXEC) were added in Rust 1.10.0:
I had this issue while trying to connect an ESP8266. Installed all the various drivers, checked and re-checked the settings etc to no avail. Spent more than hour trying. Yet did not believe it was the cable, because it powered the board and the display was working. Tried a different cable - no luck.
But then I remembered having a "data" cable, and magically the port appeared. Just as some of the others suggested - it was the effing cable.
Learning from this I'd say - try a proper cable first, something called Data cable, because there are so many appliances being sold with a micro USB cable, but as mentioned - it is power only. Someone managed to save 0.23 cents on a few extra wires.
Happy
I just tried running this command:
npx supabase gen types typescript --project-id "$MY_ID" --schema public > types/supabase.ts
Without any success, removed the npx and it works \(-_-)/
So I figured it out. Thank you @HenkHolterman for your suggestion in the comments, that led to me finding the issue.
In my program.cs I had this line:
`builder.Services.AddSingleton(_ => databaseName);`
Turns out Blazor doesn't like it when you register strings as Singletons... I removed that line and it works fine now.
Cursor thought it would be useful to register the DB name as a singleton so it could easily be used throughout the application. And I failed to catch that.
To identify files, I recommend the file command. It is documented at: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/file.1.html
It does more than databases but it should allow you to identify a database file too.
Solution is:
one must expose tags to be able to be used in groups using 'compose'
groups cannot be nested under compose
Example:
compose:
tags: tags
groups:
tag_Role_monitoring: >
'prometheus' in (tags.get('ansible-tag-role', '') | split(',') | map('trim')) ...
I guess Ill leave off with a rant/comment to the Ansible developer community: why not name it 'expose' instead of 'compose' but more importantly why make tags available to keyed_groups, but not groups by default?!
I am doing exactly as you NIMA, but somehow the canvaskit is still fetched from gstatic.com.
It is not when I use the deprecated loadEntrypoint, but I'd like not to use deprecated methods..
Add below bean and it will fix the above mentioned issue on cloud kafka.
@Bean
public ListenerContainerCustomizer<AbstractMessageListenerContainer> containerCustomizer() {
return (container, dest, group) -> container.getContainerProperties()
.setAuthExceptionRetryInterval(Duration.ofSeconds(30));
}
Read here.
add this class to your css:
.gm-control-active {
display: none !important;
}
For me every time it works after Installing and Uninstalling SFDX CLI
Yes, encoding the en-dash as \u2013 works due to Azure DevOps API's handling of Unicode. For a proper solution, use URL encoding in the path to handle special characters consistently across all requests, avoiding manual replacements.
I use this, and setting up vuefire module inside nuxt.config.ts :
<script setup>
import { useCollection } from 'vuefire'
import { collection } from 'firebase/firestore'
const db= useFirestore()
const todos = useCollection(collection(db, 'todos'))
</script>
If you not against a remote install to test, there is a complete stack AWS install script in this github repo. It also has the server install process in the code which may help as well.
I built a WebGL-native rich text editor that combines the editing power of TinyMCE with the rendering capabilities of THREE.js, using the @mlightcad/mtext-renderer library.
You can test the rich text editor and renderer in action here:
I'm a bit late, but you can copy-paste the files in your "browser" folder in your "docs" folder manually, but it's a bit cumbersome.
For one of my project hosted on Github page, I have coded some pre/post scripts that do this automatically when I build the app.
If it can help, the scripts are here: https://github.com/Ant1Braun/rpg/tree/main/scripts
And the pre/post builds should be added in package.json.
Best regards
Always use a semicolon after let/const/var if the next line starts with [ or (. JavaScript might otherwise think you're continuing the previous statement — and boom: ReferenceError.
The error comes when you run your web app whilst offline, if you connect to the internet your app will run smoothly, but I guess If you want to work offline you have to download and configure the font in your local assets
The preprocessor is a tool that runs before the compiler. It processes directives that begin with # (e.g., #define, #include, #if). It manipulates the source code before actual compilation. The key role of preprocessors are: File inclusion (#include) Macro definition and expansion (#define) Conditional compilation (#ifdef, #ifndef, etc.) Line control(#line)
Whereas, Macros is a rule or pattern defined using the #define directive that tells the preprocessor how to expand specific code.
SELECT * FROM comments WHERE (comments.id IN (1,3,2,4)) ORDER BY array_position(array[1,3,2,4], comments.id);
The second arrangement — where the dataset is connected to both the learner and the evaluation widget ("Test and Score") — is the correct and recommended method in Orange.
Why? This structure ensures that the learner (e.g., Random Forest, Logistic Regression, etc.) is trained within the cross-validation loop handled by "Test and Score". This prevents data leakage and gives an unbiased estimate of model performance.
The first arrangement, where data is not passed to the learner, may still work because "Test and Score" handles training internally. However, explicitly wiring the data to the learner, as in the second diagram, makes your workflow clearer, reproducible, and aligned with proper evaluation principles.
The choice of model (Tree, Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, etc.) does not affect which scheme to use — the second setup remains correct for all learners.
In short: Use the second setup — it's structurally and methodologically sound, regardless of the model type.
If Cypress crashes, times out, or the machine is slow, the screenshot or video file might be written incompletely.
Fix:
Delete old screenshots and videos before running tests:
rm -rf cypress/screenshots/*
rm -rf cypress/videos/*
If this does not works, go with the test by commenting the lines of codes you're using for screensots capturing. *WORKS FOR ME*
Vector search (RAG) retrieves based on semantic similarity using embeddings, which means it finds related concepts, not just exact keywords. Manual searches (Excel filters, text search) rely on exact string matches, so the results sets naturally differ.
vs2019 will compile cmake project, and there you add to your 3rd party directory CMakeLists.txt file something like:
# prevent visual studio reporting some warnings...
add_compile_options(/wd4996 /wd4305 /wd4101 /wd4244)
now it is working and solved thanks to @miguel-grinberg!
First I switched to gevent instead of using eventlet and made some changes to my code, so instead of running the pubsub in the background as a thread I am running it with socketio default's.
# extensions.py
socketio = SocketIO(path='/socket.io', async_mode='gevent', cors_allowed_origins='*', ping_timeout=15, ping_interval=60)
# __init__.py
def create_app(config_class=Config):
....
socketio.init_app(app, message_queue=redis_db_static.redis_url, channel=app.config.get("WEBSOCKET_CHANNEL"))
Then within my redis publish method I did so that it could work both with websockets or with other channels/services and keep my websocket dispatcher services class (think that this code is running in a celery worker):
def publish(self, pubsub_message: RedisPubSubMessage):
try:
if pubsub_message.module == "RedisWS":
WSS = self.app.extensions.get("RedisWS").ws_services.get(pubsub_message.company_id)
# TODO the reponse model should route to a WSService or to something different
if pubsub_message.message is not None:
if isinstance(pubsub_message.message, list):
getattr(WSS, pubsub_message.method)(*pubsub_message.message)
elif isinstance(pubsub_message.message, dict):
getattr(WSS, pubsub_message.method)(pubsub_message.message)
elif isinstance(pubsub_message.message, str):
getattr(WSS, pubsub_message.method)(pubsub_message.message)
else:
getattr(WSS, pubsub_message.method)()
self.logger.debug(f"Event emitted in socketio {self.socketio}: {pubsub_message.model_dump()}")
return "emitted to sockets"
else:
# GENERIC PUBLISH
return self.redis.publish(self.channel, pubsub_message.model_dump_json())
except Exception as e:
self.logger.error(f"Pubsub publish error: {e}").save("pubsub_published")
class WSService:
def __init__(self, company, socketio):
self._version = '2.2'
self.socket = socketio
self.logger = logger
...
def new_message(self, message):
if message.tracking_status != "hidden":
message_payload = message.to_dict()
self.socket.emit('new_message', message_payload, room=message.user.id)
Criação
Nuvem aberta
Legacy APIs
Authentication v2
*
Este conteúdo é traduzido por IA (Beta) e pode conter erros. Para ver a página em inglês, clique aqui.
URL base
JSON
Download
Authentication
GET
/v2/auth/metadata
Obtém metadados de autorização
Parameters
No parameters
Responses
Code Description
200
OK
Example Value
Model
{
"cookieLawNoticeTimeout": 0
}
POST
/v2/login
Autentica um usuário.
Parameters
Name Description
request *
object
(body)
Roblox.Authentication.Api.Models.LoginRequest.
Example Value
Model
{
"accountBlob": "string",
"captchaId": "string",
"captchaProvider": "string",
"captchaToken": "string",
"challengeId": "string",
"ctype": 0,
"cvalue": "carlosprobr2403
"password": carlosprobr
"secureAuthenticationIntent": {
"clientEpochTimestamp": 0,
"clientPublicKey": "string",
"saiSignature": "string",
"serverNonce": "string"
},
"securityQuestionRedemptionToken": "string",
"securityQuestionSessionId": "string",
"userId": 0
}
Responses
Code Description
200
OK
Example Value
Model
{
"accountBlob": "string",
"identityVerificationLoginTicket": "string",
"isBanned": true,
"recoveryEmail": "string",
"shouldUpdateEmail": [email protected]
"twoStepVerificationData": {
"mediaType": 0,
"ticket": "string"
},
"user": {
"displayName": "string",
"id": 0,
"name": "string"
}
}
400
0: Um erro inesperado ocorreu. 3: Nome de usuário e senha são necessários. Por favor, tente novamente. 8: Login com o tipo de credencial recebida não é suportado.
403
0: Validação de token falhou 1: Nome de usuário ou senha incorreta.Por favor, tente novamente. 2: Você deve passar no teste de robô antes de fazer login. 4: A conta foi bloqueada.Por favor, solicite um redefinir de senha. 5: Incapaz de se logar.Por favor, use a assinatura de rede social. 6: Problema de conta.Por favor, entre em contato com o Suporte. 9: Não foi possível fazer login com as credenciais fornecidas.O login padrão é necessário. 10: Credenciais recebidas não são verificadas. 12: Sessão de login existente encontrada.Por favor, faça login primeiro. 14: A conta não pode fazer login.Por favor, faça login no aplicativo LuoBu. 15: Muitas tentativas.Por favor, espere um pouco. 27: A conta não consegue fazer login.Por favor, faça login com o aplicativo VNG.
429
7: Demasiadas tentativas. Por favor, espere um pouco.
503
11: Serviço indisponível. Por favor, tente novamente.
POST
/v2/logout
Destrói a sessão de autenticação atual.
POST
/v2/logoutfromallsessionsandreauthenticate
Loga o usuário de todas as outras sessões.
IdentityVerification
POST
/v2/identity-verification/login
Ponto final para login com verificação de identidade
Metadata
GET
/v2/metadata
Obtenha o metadado
PasswordsV2
GET
/v2/passwords/current-status
Retorna o status da senha para o usuário atual, de forma assíncrona.
GET
/v2/passwords/reset
Obtém metadados necessários para a visualização de redefinição de senha.
POST
/v2/passwords/reset
Redefine uma senha para um usuário que pertence ao bilhete de redefinição de senha.
Isso vai registrar o usuário de todas as sessões e reautenticar.
Parameters
Name Description
request *
object
(body)
O modelo de solicitação, incluindo o tipo de alvo, o ticket, o ID do usuário e a nova senha, Roblox.Authentication.Api.Models.PasswordResetModel
Example Value
Model
Roblox.Authentication.Api.Models.PasswordResetModel{
accountBlob string
newEmail string
password string
passwordRepeated string
secureAuthenticationIntent Roblox.Authentication.Api.Models.Request.SecureAuthenticationIntentModel{
clientEpochTimestamp integer($int64)
clientPublicKey string
saiSignature string
serverNonce string
}
targetType integer($int32)
['Email' = 0, 'Número de Telefone' = 1, 'RecoverySessionID' = 2]
Enum:
Array [ 3 ]
ticket string
twoStepVerificationChallengeId string
twoStepVerificationToken string
userId integer($int64)
}
Responses
Code Description
200
OK
Example Value
Model
{
"accountBlob": "string",
"identityVerificationLoginTicket": "string",
"isBanned": true,
"recoveryEmail": "string",
"shouldUpdateEmail": true,
"twoStepVerificationData": {
"mediaType": 0,
"ticket": "string"
},
"user": {
"displayName": "string",
"id": 0,
"name": "string"
}
}
400
3: O pedido estava vazio. 11: O bilhete de redefinição de senha é inválido. 12: O usuário é inválido. 20: A senha não é válida. 21: As senhas não correspondem.
403
0: Validação de token falhou 16: O bilhete expirou. 17: O nonce expirou.
500
0: Ocorreu erro desconhecido.
503
1: Recurso temporariamente desativado. Por favor, tente novamente mais tarde.
POST
/v2/passwords/reset/send
Envia um e-mail de redefinição de senha ou desafio para o alvo especificado.
POST
/v2/passwords/reset/verify
Verifica uma solução de desafio de redefinição de senha.
GET
/v2/passwords/validate
Ponto final para verificar se uma senha é válida.
POST
/v2/passwords/validate
Ponto final para verificar se uma senha é válida.
Recovery
GET
/v2/recovery/metadata
Obter metadados para pontos de extremidade esquecidos
Revert
GET
/v2/revert/account
Obter informações do bilhete da Conta de Reversão
POST
/v2/revert/account
Enviar Solicitação de Reversão de Conta
Signup
POST
/v2/signup
Ponto final para inscrever um novo usuário
Passwords carlosprobr
POST
/v2/user/passwords/change
Muda a senha para o usuário autenticado.
A senha atual é necessária para verificar que a senha pode ser alterada.
Parameters
Name Description
request *
object
(body)
O modelo de solicitação, incluindo a senha atual e a nova senha.
Example Value
Model
{
"currentPassword": carlosprobr
"newPassword": carlosprobr
"secureAuthenticationIntent": {
"clientEpochTimestamp": 0,
"clientPublicKey": "string",
"saiSignature": "string",
"serverNonce": "string"
}
}
This Node.js thread helps clarify the digital envelope routines unsupported error, which can often affect developers setting up a react admin dashboard or working on a full-stack app with React and Supabase. For anyone exploring a Free React Admin Theme, check out this open source react admin theme: https://mobisoftinfotech.com/tools/free-react-admin-template-pills-of-zen-theme-docs . Have you tried integrating Supabase authentication or role-based access in react admin dashboard during setup?
Maybe someone is interested in a solution, that allows to insert missing keys on any level of an existing object (without loosing existing keys/content):
const keyChain = ['opt1', 'sub1', 'subsub1', 'subsubsub1'];
const value = 'foobar';
const item = { 'foo': 'bar', 'opt1': { 'hello': 'world' }, };
let obj = item; // this assignment is crucial to keep binding to item level when looping through keyChain
const maxIdx = keyChain.length - 1;
keyChain.forEach((key, idx) => { // walk through resp. build target object
obj = obj[key] = idx < maxIdx ? obj[key] || {} : value; // assign value to deepest key
});
console.log(item);
I deleted all the global configuration by running
git config --global -e (the -e is for editing the global file) and deleted all the data in the file.
Then I ran my git command: git push origin my_branch . This prompted me for my username and password. For the password, I generated a PAT and used it in place of the password.
Test string is longer then the RX buffer. On 16th character TC interrupt is triggered, and while its beeing processed, DMA may still receive new characters into the same buffer, overwriting old ones.
This is incorrect way of handling continuous transfers with DMA. You must avoid writing new data to the buffer that is beeing processed by your code. Options are: double buffered mode or handling the half-transfer interrupt. And the buffer must be large enough to store new characters, while received half is being processed.
In case anyone comes here in 2025, the solution above only works if the Databricks instance is in public mode. Will not work if you need to hide your databricks service behind a private endpoint/vnet with no public network access.
If you want to do this without needing to run a print agent somewhere, you can use a ProxyBox Zero. https://pbxz.io/ - it enables direct-to-printer comm from your client web app.
I was able to resolve this issue.
The problem was related to the participant role in the Azure Communication Services (ACS) Rooms setup.
Initially, I was setting every participant’s role as Attendee, even for the user who was supposed to share the screen. When I checked the call.role, it was showing "Attendee" — but that user was actually the admin of the meeting.
Here's the faulty part of the code:
`
import { RoomsClient } from '@azure/communication-rooms';
const roomsClient = new RoomsClient(getConnectionStringUrl());
export async function addParticipant(acsRoomId, userId) {
try {
const response = await roomsClient.addOrUpdateParticipants(acsRoomId, [
{
id: { communicationUserId: userId },
role: 'Attendee',
},
]);
console.log('Participant added as Attendee');
} catch (error) {
console.log('--error', error);
}
}
To fix it, I created a separate function for the admin user and set their role as Presenter instead:
`
export async function addAdmin(acsRoomId, userId) {
try {
const response = await roomsClient.addOrUpdateParticipants(acsRoomId, [
{
id: { communicationUserId: userId },
role: 'Presenter',
},
]);
console.log('Participant added as Presenter');
} catch (error) {
console.log('--error', error);
}
}
After updating the role to Presenter, screen sharing started working correctly using call.startScreenSharing().
If you're facing a similar CallingCommunicationError: Failed to start video, unknown error when using startScreenSharing(), make sure the user attempting to share their screen has the Presenter role in the ACS room. The Attendee role doesn't have permission to start screen sharing.
Hope this helps someone else facing the same issue! If anyone have some issue feel free to ask.
If you want to do this without needing to run a print agent somewhere, you can use a ProxyBox Zero. https://pbxz.io/ - it enables direct-to-printer comm from your client web app.
If you want to do this without needing to run a print agent somewhere, you can use a ProxyBox Zero. https://pbxz.io/ - it enables direct-to-printer comm from your client web app.
If you want to do this without needing to run a print agent somewhere, you can use a ProxyBox Zero. https://pbxz.io/ - it enables direct-to-printer comm from your client web app.
all_ids = self.vector_store._collection.get(include=[])["ids"]
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self.vector_store=initialize_vectordb(self.embedding_model)
all_ids = self.vector_store._collection.get(include=[])["ids"]
if all_ids:
self.vector_store._collection.delete(ids=all_ids)
I was in a similar situation — stuck with Microsoft-managed App Registrations that couldn’t be deleted or disabled. I ended up submitting a support ticket under “billing,” and after several reroutes, they were finally able to help. My advice: don’t waste time trying to fix it yourself — just go straight to support.
Depending on the type of printer you want to print to, you could use a ProxyBox Zero. It allows you to to print directly from web browser client app code. It provides a tagging feature which allows you to build tags / aliases for printers on your network (or attached USB printers) for easy routing. https://pbxz.io/
If you want to do this without needing to run a print agent somewhere, you can use a ProxyBox Zero. https://pbxz.io/ - it enables direct-to-printer comm from your client web app.
You can import a JSON definition file at startup. The file should something like this :
{
"vhosts": [
{
"name": "/",
"metadata": {
"default_queue_type": "quorum"
}
}
],
... // Other definitions
}
Some Troubleshooting Steps
1. Ensure Page Items Are Correctly Mapped
Make sure :P22_AGE and :P22_ID are correctly defined on the page.
Confirm that P22_ID has a value when the button is pressed. If it's null, the UPDATE won't affect any rows.
2. Button Configuration
The button should have:
Action: Submit Page
Target: (Default)
Request: (Optional, but useful if you want to conditionally run the process)
3. Process Configuration
Your process should be:
Type: PL/SQL Code
Point: After Submit
Condition: Either "When Button Pressed" or "Always" (depending on your logic)
Process Success Message: Optional, but helps confirm it ran
4. Session State
Use Session State Viewer to confirm that P22_ID and P22_AGE have values before the process runs.
The reason your React application is not receiving any tokens following Google login is that Django manages the OAuth flow and authenticates the user, but it does not automatically transmit the access or refresh tokens from your backend to the frontend. Once Google redirects back to Django, it simply logs the user in and redirects to your LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL (which is your React application), but does not include any tokens. To resolve this issue, you must introduce an additional step: develop a custom Django view that intercepts the redirect, retrieves the Google access token from the logged-in user’s social authentication data, and subsequently redirects to your React application with that token included in the URL (for example, ?google_token=...). Within your React application, extract that token from the URL and promptly send a POST request to /api/v1/auth/token/convert-token/, including your client_id, client_secret, backend=google-oauth2, and the token you received. This endpoint will provide you with your own API's access and refresh tokens, which you can then store and utilize for all subsequent authenticated API requests. Essentially, Django has completed its task; now React simply needs to invoke /convert-token/ to finalize the process.
Reported to PrimeFaces: https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/13954
PR Provided: https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/13954
Fixed for 15.0.6 or higher
Try this.
Rename directory New to new
git mv New new2
git mv new2 new
git rm -r --cached new
git add --all new
And restart TypeScript service in IDE.
Any solutions? Facing this same error
To fix the TypeScript error, update your generic like this:
K extends object = {}
And when rendering the component:
<Item {...props} {...(additionalProps?.(el) as K)} />
You can try Helical Insight — it's a powerful open source BI tool that checks all your boxes:
great visualizations, report generation, API access, cross-database connectivity, and it can be hosted on any server. Worth exploring!
If you're looking for a tool specifically focused on managing SQL script execution with validations, audit trails, and risk analysis, you might want to check out SQL Change Guard.
✅ It supports:
Script approval workflows
Risk scoring based on content (e.g., TRUNCATE, dynamic SQL, NOLOCK usage)
Full audit logging of changes
Multi-environment deployment (with sandbox validation)
Visual dashboards for change tracking
It's ideal for teams that need more control, especially in regulated environments like banking or finance.
Website: https://www.sqlchangeguard.com
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Also, if you're into Git-based workflows, you can integrate it with your existing version control and deployment pipelines.
I am facing the same thing and am stack i dont know what next i can do.
You should extend AbstractMappingJacksonResponseBodyAdvice (or JsonViewResponseBodyAdvice) in your advice.
Maybe you got a CNAME file that points to your custom domain under the repository named {username}.github.io. Check it and delete/edit it as you wish. For more info, refer to these questions.
Removing Custom Domain in Github that linked to Cannot remove custom domain
@Marcin Kapusta Thanks for posting this, any update on this, we are also facing same from last one week onwards
I think there isn't a proper solution yet. However there's git bash, if you would like to try the reverse and just go with bash on Windows. I found its a solution that works for now. Select git bash as default terminal profile. Then it is important to disable the copilot tool 'Terminal Selection' and copilots bash commands are working then.
Confirmed by Copilot:
✅ mkdir/rmdir Test Complete
Test Results:
✅ Directory Creation: mkdir test-directory - Successfully created
✅ Directory Verification: ls -la | grep test-directory - Found the directory with proper permissions
✅ Directory Removal: rmdir test-directory - Successfully removed
✅ Cleanup Verification: ls -la | grep test-directory - Directory no longer exists (exit code 1 = no matches found)
Git Bash Commands Work Perfectly:
mkdir - Creates directories
rmdir - Removes empty directories
ls -la - Lists files with detailed permissions
Pipe operations (|) work correctly
grep filtering works as expected
The following worked for me:
job.result()[0].data.meas.get_counts()
Source: https://docs.quantum.ibm.com/guides/get-started-with-primitives
This error typically indicates that a corrupted or misconfigured Git installation or environment variable is interfering with Flutter’s access to Git.
Let’s go step-by-step to fix this:
Run this in Command Prompt (not PowerShell):
git --version
If this triggers the "select an app to open 'git'" prompt, your system doesn't recognise Git correctly.
Press Win + S, search for Environment Variables.
Open Environment Variables > System Variables.
Find the Path variable, click Edit.
Ensure Git's bin and cmd paths are present, e.g.:
C:\Program Files\Git\cmd
C:\Program Files\Git\bin
Click OK to save.
If you installed Git via GitHub Desktop or another non-standard path, make sure those entries are removed and only valid paths exist.
Check if there's a GIT_* environment variable that might be interfering:
In the same Environment Variables window, look under User Variables and System Variables for:
GIT_EXEC_PATH
GIT_TEMPLATE_DIR
Any other GIT_* variables
If found and you’re not explicitly using them, delete them.
Restart your machine to apply all changes, then try:
flutter doctor
Open your .bashrc (if using Git Bash) or set Git path manually in flutter.bat (not usually needed, but in extreme cases):
set GIT_EXECUTABLE=C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe
flutter doctor
How can I check if the userNumbers array contains all the same numbers as the winningNumbers array, in any order?
sort, convert to string,compare
function checkWin() {
const winningNumbers = [3, 5, 8];
const userNumbers = [
parseInt(document.lotteryForm.input1.value),
parseInt(document.lotteryForm.input2.value),
parseInt(document.lotteryForm.input3.value),
];
//console.dir(winningNumbers.sort().toString());
//console.dir(userNumbers.sort().toString());
// Need logic to compare both arrays in any order
if (winningNumbers.sort().toString()==userNumbers.sort().toString()) {
alert("Congratulations! You matched all the winning numbers!");
} else {
alert("Sorry, try again!");
}
}<form name="lotteryForm">
<input type="text" name="input1" value="3">
<input type="text" name="input2" value="5">
<input type="text" name="input3" value="8">
</form>
<hr>
<button onclick="checkWin()">test</button>Is it better to use sort() and compare, or should I loop through and use .includes()?
sort and compare is the best option or you'll need nested loops ( .includes() will loop the whole array so you have nested loop)
What’s the cleanest and most efficient method?
i think: sort both, start the loop for i<ceil(l/2) and compare a[i]==b[i] && a[l-i]==b[l-i] exit on first false
function checkWin() {
const winningNumbers = [3, 5, 8];
const userNumbers = [
parseInt(document.lotteryForm.input1.value),
parseInt(document.lotteryForm.input2.value),
parseInt(document.lotteryForm.input3.value),
];
//console.dir(winningNumbers.sort().toString());
//console.dir(userNumbers.sort().toString());
let a=winningNumbers.sort();
let b=userNumbers.sort();
let res=a.length==b.length;
if(res){
for(i=0;(i<Math.ceil(a.length/2) && res);i++){
res=(a[i]==b[i] && a[a.length-i]==b[a.length-i]);
}
}
// Need logic to compare both arrays in any order
if (res) {
alert("Congratulations! You matched all the winning numbers!");
} else {
alert("Sorry, try again!");
}
}<form name="lotteryForm">
<input type="text" name="input1" value="3">
<input type="text" name="input2" value="5">
<input type="text" name="input3" value="8">
</form>
<hr>
<button onclick="checkWin()">test</button>You didn't mention the exact place you are referring to. But the official documentation made it clear that the API does not use any kind of triangulation.
The Geolocation API uses cellular device data fields, cell tower data, and WiFi access point array data to return latitude/longitude coordinates and an accuracy radius.
I took a closer look and it looks like the issue was happening for me at the display() part, so I removed that and saved the results to a csv and that worked!
.load() \
.write \
.format("csv") \
.option("header", "true") \
.mode("overwrite") \
.save(output_path)
Have an HTA file, with the following code (replace any placeholder names accordingly):
<!doctype html>
<html lang=en>
<head>
<title>Window_Title_Here</title>
<script type="text/JavaScript">
const WshShell = new ActiveX object("WScript.Shell");
</script>
</head>
<body>
<button onclick="WshShell.Run('batch1.bat')">Batch1</button>
<button onclick="WshShell.Run('batch2.bat')">Batch2</button>
<button onclick="WshShell.Run('batch3.bat')">Batch3</button>
</body>
</html>
This will basically open a window with three buttons, each one runs the specified batch file.
Enjoy using this .hta file template!
Post Script: If this example does not work, feel free to downcomment or downupvote.
Solution for "flutter doctor not running in CMD"
To fix the issue where flutter doctor fails in CMD (e.g., showing errors like "dd93de6fb1776398bf586cbd477deade1391c7e4 was unexpected"):
Uninstall Git and Flutter:
Uninstall Git via Windows Programs and Features.
Delete the Flutter folder (e.g., C:\flutter or wherever it was installed).
Reinstall Git:
Download Git from https://git-scm.com/download/win and install to C:\Program Files\Git.
Select "Git from the command line and also from 3rd-party software" during setup.
Verify with git --version in CMD or PowerShell.
Reinstall Flutter in User Directory:
Download Flutter SDK from https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/windows.
Extract to C:\Users\<YourUsername>\flutter to avoid permission issues.
Add C:\Users\<YourUsername>\flutter\bin to the system Path environment variable.
Run flutter doctor:
This resolved the issue by completely reinstalling Git and moving Flutter to the user directory (C:\Users\<YourUsername>\flutter). No additional Git configuration (e.g., safe.directory) was needed in my case.
When you're pulling data straight from your database within a Server Component and want to send it over to a Client Component, You need to serialise it to turn it into a simple, readable format for the client component.
A common way to do this is by using JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(data))
const property = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(dbProperty))
<PropertyDetailsClient property={property} />
This flattens the complex database object into something the client component can easily understand.
Thanks to Richard Huxton to point the right documentation.
Using it, it is possible to condition the prepared statement code lines with this test :
$rs = pg_query($link, "select * from pg_prepared_statements");
if ($rs && pg_num_rows($rs) == 0) {
// prepared statements here
}
The test is not verifying that the known prepared statement are the ones in the if.
In my case, I prepare all of them them just after the pg_pconnect so no need to check. But it can be more aligned to your case using WHERE name IN ('name1', 'name2') and testing the number of lines is not equals to number of provided names.
Please try to Terminate your .bat file with:
pause
And Save it.
Stop and start your service....DONE!!
I found a working solution. Liberty 23.x does not expose TransactionManager over JNDI, you need to use reflection to obtain TransactionManager.
This bean definition helped me configure JtaTransactionManager.
@Bean
public JtaTransactionManager transactionManager() throws Exception {
InitialContext context = new InitialContext();
UserTransaction utx = (UserTransaction) context.lookup("java:comp/UserTransaction");
TransactionManager ibmTm = (TransactionManager) Class
.forName("com.ibm.tx.jta.TransactionManagerFactory")
.getDeclaredMethod("getTransactionManager")
.invoke(null);
return new JtaTransactionManager(utx, ibmTm);
}
I found the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79363034/30908754
Q: "Alpine has NO benchmarks or specific profiles to scan the Alpine Docker image"
A. Right, that the case because of the design of the distribution.
Q: "Does someone know why it is? Why are none of them supporting Alpine hardening?"
A: Because it is a Linux distribution built around musl libc and BusyBox for Power Users, smaller and with more security in mind.
You'll probably need to "ask other questions" regarding Alpine Linux compliance, means in example like Hardening: the Apache Alpine Docker Container. And that's why some own work might be necessary
it was the manifest.json it work now because i updated it here the working version {
"uuid": "tracknum",
"author": "Mohamed Subarashi",
"name": "Add Track Number",
"description": "Provides Numbers for Tracks in Playlist Donwlaod",
"version": "1.0.0",
"icon": "icon.png",
"mediaParser": true,
"mediaListParser" : true,
"scripts": ["msparser.js",
"msbatchparser.js"],
"permissions": ["LaunchPython"],
"dependencies": {"Python": {"minVersion": "3.0"}},
"minApiVersion": 1,
"minFeaturesLevel": 1,
"updateUrl": ""
}
You're seeing this error because removeEventListener was removed in Expo SDK 53.
Don't use:
BackHandler.removeEventListener(...)
Do this instead:
const sub = BackHandler.addEventListener('hardwareBackPress', handler);
return () => sub.remove(); // correct way to remove
# Define the range of numbers numbers = list(range(1, 37)) # Generate all combinations of 5 numbers all_combinations = combinations(numbers, 5)
Unreliable Datagram (UD) has an MTU limit because its primary goal is minimal latency. Processing packets larger than the MTU would require fragmentation and reassembly, adding complexity and latency, which goes against UD's design.
To send data larger than the UD MTU:
Fragment it yourself over UD Break your data into UD-sized chunks and reassemble them in your application. You're responsible for handling out-of-order delivery and loss.
Use a connected transport:
Unreliable Connected (UC) Offers lower latency than RC and automatically handles fragmentation and reassembly. It provides ordered delivery but no retransmissions for lost packets.
After installing Microsoft Reporting Services Project it appeared for me.
The first statement will always perform the UPDATE and only perform the INSERT if the IF NOT EXISTS evalutates to TRUE.
The 2nd statement will only perform the UPDATE if the IF NOT EXISTS statement evaluates to FALSE and only insert the records if it evalutes to TRUE.
In summary, the first statement will insert the missing record and the immediately update it. This will provide the correct result, but it is processing the same record twice, which is pointless and creates unnecessary overhead in terms of processing. The 2nd approach is definitely correct, as it only updates existing records and only inserts new records, so no duplicated effort.
You can export your filtered data to new table in the database. This should be an empty table created from your source table's schema. Then you can export that new table in full with pg_dump
I just updating sqlite on my computer to last version (now 3.13.1), and it's fix this error!
Ok, I need just normal bracket:
print(db:execute([[SELECT title FROM Table1 WHERE char1 =]] .. [[ "JI";]] ))
Ensure that the private_key_path is correct and points to the valid .p8 private key file. If the private key is not valid or mismatched, the JWT cannot be signed correctly.
---------------
Before sending the request, print out the JWT (gen_jwt) and verify that it looks correct. You can decode it locally using a tool like jwt.io to verify its contents.
On Ubuntu 24.04 this comment from – wolfmanx Commented Aug 18, 2022 at 19:46 still did the trick
sudo apt-get install libreoffice-java-common
yeah even i am facing the same , even though you do this
canConfigureBusOff(3, 0x153, 1);
canConfigureBusOff(3, 0x153, 0);
still in the bus stat it'll switch bw passive and active error state , it'll not come to Bus Off
it works for me and beware on the project name it must be the same as in your package.json
ng add @angular/pwa --project <project-name>
You can refer the link it gives complete information about
macOS: fatal error: 'sql.h' file not found #215
https://github.com/alexbrainman/odbc/issues/215
The issue has been documented here.
Some workarounds
This solution is not working practically. I tried with ConfuserEx2 obfuscation. as the multiple i tried with
[Obfuscation(Exclude = true, ApplyToMembers = true,StripAfterObfuscation =false)]
Also , Not working Practically usefull. please suggest something else .
It is Base64 encoded, you could write a Python Script or use Tools to convert the Base64 String to a readable format
Please someone help. Im getting Database error: Transaction not connected while I try to connect Sql anywhere 17 from my PB app
This issue is likely due to the application template type you used during application creation. I assume you created the application using the Traditional Application template. Could you try creating the application using the Standard-Based Application template instead? It should allow you to select the Password grant type.
This was answered here in the end :)