What also can help in this case is the following package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/body-scroll-lock

It basically locks all scrolling functions on the body element

UPDATE wp_posts 
SET post_status = 'wc-completed' 
WHERE post_status IN ('wc-processing') 
AND post_type = 'shop_order';

The same error has been occurring all day since 2:00 PM GMT.

Error 500 - 38189

CachedNetworkImageProvider(
  pictureUrl,
  cacheKey: pictureUrl.split("?")[0]
)

A common gotcha is python3 versus python. Ensure you are calling the correct one when running your install command ('pip install torch' v. 'pip3 install torch').

You can verify which you are running my with 'python3 --version' v. 'python --version'

This functionality is possible , its documented here https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/14/core/defaults.html#context-sensitive-default-functions

You are supposed to use the context object but it seems happy to accept values thrown back at it

I hate xcode, I hate android studio I wish flutter didn't depend directly on these tools

The solution for me is to add the following line to my htaccess:

RewriteRule ^sitemap$ /sitemap.xml [L,R=301]

Good luck

Why not use Spring Profiles instead of configuring both database connections in a single application.yml file? You can create separate application.yml files for each profile and assign each profile to a different database connection.

By using profiles, you can easily manage different environments (e.g., development, testing, production) with their respective configurations. For example:

Create separate configuration files for each environment:

application-dev.yml for development application-prod.yml for production Activate the profile you need in your main application.yml or as a command-line argument when running your application.

Example: application.yml:

yaml spring: profiles: active: dev application-dev.yml:

yaml spring: datasource: url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/dev_db username: dev_user password: dev_password application-prod.yml:

yaml spring: datasource: url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/prod_db username: prod_user password: prod_password This way, you can cleanly separate your database configurations for each profile without cluttering a single file.

Here you can see the difference in tag content with and without USPS

If you are getting errors during the Cloud Build phase, then you can either add the environment variables during the Build phase (e.g., using /cloudbuild.yaml) or you can change your application such that it does not try to initialize during the build phase.

I solved it by enabling the FIFO mode for the target UART.

See: https://community.st.com/t5/stm32-mcus-products/hal-uart-receive-timeout-issue/td-p/403387

You can set queue priorities, once higher priority queue jobs are clear, then it runs the lower priority queue jobs

I had same issue and look this official troubleshooting page.
I have tried all of the solutions but could not succeed. Finally I set the server project as startup project then start the project with "https" option and it gives the port that I could use for the frontend.



P.S. Other start options (Docker, IIS, http) did not work for me.

This is not possible in Telegram. You can't detect what Device they are using.

I found the bug. One of my variables should actually be:

DBUS_INTERFACE="org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties"

Recientemente enfrenté un problema al intentar verificar si un archivo era legible usando la función is_readable() en PHP. Originalmente, movía el archivo desde su ubicación original a la carpeta donde mi script intentaba leerlo. Sin embargo, esto no resultaba efectivo.

Descubrí que la solución era copiar el archivo en lugar de moverlo. Al hacer una copia del archivo en la carpeta de destino, la función is_readable() comenzó a funcionar como se esperaba y pudo verificar correctamente el acceso al archivo.

Espero que este enfoque también pueda ayudar a otros que enfrenten situaciones similares.

Saludos

So after a load of very useful info in the comments after running the query suggested by @AlanSchofield and noting the PK column error "No identity column defined", I requested help from our DBA who has created a cloned table and defined the PK column as an identity column and now my bulk upload is working with the whole file uploading in one run.

Thanks again to everyone for the help, much appreciated.

You guys are awesome.

I do not know how to thank you!

Many thanks! I truly appreciate it!

This is fully expected behavior, in my opinion, because you has basically the line where exactly in file the error happens, so jump to the line and see it. And if you'd catch it inside or outside the interpreter, you'd also get the full info there in the -errorinfo of the result dict. The frame info collected in a backtrace (call-stack) is basically provided from every frame (file, namespace, eval/catch, proc/apply, etc).

it creates difficulties in the context of implementing something like a plugin system that interp evals scripts, as the writers of the plugin scripts would receive less useful information than might be desired.

Well normally nobody (even not plugin interface writers) developing everything at global level, one would rather use namespaces/procs, which then would provide the line number relative the proc.

is there a way to write this code differently that could provide better error messages in scripts run in child interpreters?

Sure, if you need the info of the code evaluating in child-interp only, here you go:

#!/usr/bin/env tclsh

interp create -safe i

set code {
  # multi-line code
  # more comments
  expr {1/0}; # this is line 4 in code
}

if { [ i eval [list catch $code res opt] ] } {
  lassign [i eval {list $res $opt}] res opt
  puts stderr "ERROR: Plug-in code failed in line [dict get $opt -errorline]:\n[dict get $opt -errorinfo]
    while executing plug-in\n\"code-content [list [string range $code 0 255]...]\"
   (\"eval\" body line [dict get $opt -errorline])"
}

interp delete i

Output:

$ example.tcl
ERROR: Plug-in code failed in line 4:
divide by zero
    invoked from within
"expr {1/0}"
    while executing plug-in
"code-content {
  # multi-line code
  # more comments
  expr {1/0}; # this is line 4 in code
...}"
   ("eval" body line 4)   <-- line in code

If you rather don't want catch the error in the code, but rather rethrow it (e. g. from proc evaluating some safe code), it is also very simple:

#!/usr/bin/env tclsh

interp create -safe i

proc safe_eval {code} {
  if { [ i eval [list catch $code res opt] ] } {
    lassign [i eval {list $res $opt}] res opt
    # add the line (info of catch) into stack trace:
    dict append opt -errorinfo "\n   (\"eval\" body line [dict get $opt -errorline])"
    return {*}$opt -level 2 $res
  }
}

safe_eval {
  # multi-line code
  # more comments
  expr {1/0}; # this is line 4 in code
}

interp delete i

Output:

$ example.tcl
divide by zero
    invoked from within
"expr {1/0}"
   ("eval" body line 4)   <-- line in code
    invoked from within
"safe_eval {
  # multi-line code
  # more comments
  expr {1/0}; # this is line 4 in code
}"
    (file "example.tcl" line 14)

What if you add a route without exact like

<Switch>
            <Route  path="/"  exact component={Home} />
            <Route  path="/film" component={Films} />
            <Route  path="/tv" component={TVseries} />
</Switch>

this may explicitly match home

I was able to get my page to work by type checking my items array.

export function getCollection(name) {
    let collection;
    if(name === "all"){
        collection = getAllProducts();
    } else {
        collection = collections[name];
    }
    const type = typeof collection.items[0];
    if (type === "string") {
        const items = collection.items;
        const map = items.map((x) => getImage(x));
        collection.items = map;
    }
    return collection;

The page works but I'm still baffled by this.

Thanks for the answer and it worked like 95% success

I am facing a slight issue

when integration test is running, only 1st topic is shown which is healthchecks-topic but not 2nd topic dnd-pit-dev-act-outage-topic

it is taking some more time to show 2nd topic which eventually is failing test

any way can we ask kafka to wait until expected topic is shown ?

The correct way to compare distances between pointers to different objects is to convert them to integers.

I read this once on Raymond Chen's blog, but I can't find the article now.
Raymond Chen's blog has a lot of C++ and Win32 knowledge. Although you won’t find the answers to all your questions on his blog, if you can find the answer there, it will definitely be an easy-to-understand answer.

I had been stuck and frustrated on this issue myself as well. Just changing the env for dart from sdk:'3.7.0' to sdk:'>=3.1.3 <4.0.0' in the pubspec.yaml fixed it for me.

Unfortunately, the output isn't telling us much, although if it the app is always getting killed after sending in your command, then the kernel likely killed it for some reason. Perhaps memory.. scrypt, AFAICT, is one of those memory heavy key derivation functions, it might have been that.

To resolve the issue you would need to find why the kernel killed the app and address the resource issue What killed my process and why?

Implementing a Content Security Policy (CSP) with nonces in an Electron application enhances security by mitigating risks associated with inline scripts and styles. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Generate a Unique Nonce for Each Request:

A nonce (number used once) should be unique for every request to ensure security. In Node.js, you can generate a 16-byte (128-bit) nonce and encode it in base64

2. Construct the CSP Header with the Nonce:

In your Electron application's main process, intercept HTTP responses to append the CSP header.

Replace YOUR_GENERATED_NONCE with the actual nonce value generated in your main process. Ensure that this value is securely passed from the main process to the renderer process, possibly through context bridging or preload scripts.

Important Considerations:

Avoid Using 'unsafe-inline': Including 'unsafe-inline' in your CSP allows the execution of inline scripts and styles, which can be a security risk. Instead, rely on nonces to permit specific inline code.

Consistent Nonce Usage: The nonce value must match between the CSP header and the nonce attributes in your HTML. Ensure that the nonce is generated once per request and applied consistently.

By following these steps, you can implement a robust CSP with nonces in your Electron application, enhancing its security posture.

After upgrading to 24.04 I ran into a problem resulting in this error: ImportError: Cannot load backend 'TkAgg' which requires the 'tk' interactive framework, as 'gtk3' is currently running.

After testing with various ways of import of mathplotlib I ended up with this which work for my program:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

import matplotlib as mpl print ("matplot-versjon: ", mpl.version)

tekst = mpl.get_backend() print("Backend = ", tekst)

from matplotlib import image as mpimg

plt.switch_backend('TkAgg') # This line seems to be the one that made the difference.

(I seem to have no control over the formatting of this text. Everything is there, but linefeeds are missing here and there.

Dlang is a multi-paradigm programming language. Besides functional programming and imperative programming, it supports SQL programming. In SQL, the right end of the between operator is inclusive. In order to follow the convention of SQL, the pair of Dlang in between is right closed.

Ok I have finally fixed the issue, the issue was that my textboxes where not formatting the string correctly, after trimming the string it now works flawlessly, I also, for good measure, replaced with regex invalid characters, but I would say that this is a bit overkill, anyways, problem solved.

The issue you're experiencing—where the child page automatically scrolls to the same position as the parent page—is primarily caused by how browsers and React Router handle navigation and scroll positions. Here's a detailed explanation of the possible causes:

1. Browser's Default Scroll Behavior Browsers are designed to remember the scroll position of a page when you navigate away and return to it. This behavior is intended to improve user experience by maintaining context during navigation. When you navigate from one route to another (e.g., from a parent page to a child page), the browser might retain the scroll position of the parent page and apply it to the child page, especially if the child page has similar content or structure.

2. React Router's Scroll Handling React Router v5 and Below: React Router does not automatically reset the scroll position when navigating between routes. If the parent page was scrolled down, the child page might inherit that scroll position unless explicitly reset. React Router v6+: While React Router v6 introduced better support for scroll restoration, it still relies on the browser's default behavior unless you use the ScrollRestoration component or manually handle scrolling.

3. Scrollable Containers If your application uses a scrollable container (e.g., a with overflow-y: auto or overflow-y: scroll) instead of relying on the window's scroll, the scroll position of that container might persist between route changes. For example, if the parent page has a scrollable container scrolled to a specific position, the same container in the child page might start at that position unless explicitly reset.

4. CSS or Layout Issues If the child page has a similar layout or structure to the parent page, the browser might assume the scroll position should be the same. For example, if both pages have a long list or a large block of content, the browser might scroll the child page to match the parent page's scroll position.

5. useEffect or Scroll Reset Logic If you're using useEffect to reset the scroll position, ensure it runs at the correct time. For example: If the useEffect dependency array is missing or incorrect, the scroll reset might not trigger. If the useEffect runs after the page renders, there might be a slight delay, causing the scroll position to persist briefly.

6. Dynamic Content Loading If your child page loads content dynamically (e.g., via an API call), the scroll position might be applied before the content is fully loaded. This can cause the page to appear scrolled down even if you intended it to start at the top.

7. Hash Routing or Anchors If your application uses hash-based routing (e.g., #section) or anchor links, the browser might scroll to a specific section of the page automatically, overriding any scroll reset logic.

Summary of Causes

Browser's default scroll restoration behavior.

React Router not resetting scroll positions by default.

Scrollable containers retaining their scroll positions.

Similar layouts or structures between parent and child pages.

Improper timing or implementation of scroll reset logic.

Dynamic content loading causing scroll position shifts.

Hash routing or anchor links influencing scroll behavior.

How to Debug

Check if the issue occurs with window scrolling or a specific scrollable container.

Verify if the useEffect or scroll reset logic is running correctly.

Inspect the layout and structure of both the parent and child pages to identify similarities.

Test with static content to rule out dynamic loading issues

By test, at least 3.8 and 3.7 is plausible, for error in VSCode block, just implement pip install jupyter in terminal.

Actually, if we look closely at the doc that @jggp1094 linked

We can notice that these flags are defined to be sent under the '--experiments' flag (NOT --additional-experiments) These flags are passed to the PipelineOptions as part of the beam args, and should be parsed correctly in this manner .

doc screenshot

I know this post is old, but I can add something important to this discussion that is not been mentioned. It happened to me today.

On Windows, when running a composer package install, the "vendor" folder location was relative to where I ran the command from. So:

C:\Users\User>composer require wolfcast/browser-detection

composer created the "vendor" folder in C:\Users\User\ - relative to the where I ran the command from.

Composer version 2.2.25

the author of the package here. This was mostly an experiment to see how to upload packages to PyPi myself. I am unsure why it broke or if it ever even worked properly in the first place. Regardless, I took the time to fix it and reupload it to PyPi.

You should now be able to pip install isacalc and use the library as-is. I also did some refactoring.

Cheers!

Has anyone found a better solution to this? I see that it's been 8 years. I really want to be able to select a bunch of placemarks in a certain area of the map. I'm using Google Earth Pro

It was our dev env in docker that was not cloning our database so database was blank - doh

Try this Extension. It works for me for the same task

I found the problem: the exception "Index out of range" I get is an internal Exception raised by Python internal code. This is normally caught by the code and the user is not aware of it except if you select the checkbox Raised Exceptions below the section Breakpoints in VsCode. In this case all the exceptions will be shown to the user, and not only the Uncaught ones (which is the default setting). Sneaky.

You need to sychronize or guard your access to the TreeMap or switch to ConcurrentMap. Multiple threads have concurrently modified your tree map, creating a cycle in the tree map. When your code accesses the tree map again it get stuck in a cycle. Read more about the problem in these 3 great articles:

• https://josephmate.github.io/2025-02-26-3200p-cpu-util/
• https://ivoanjo.me/blog/2018/07/21/writing-to-a-java-treemap-concurrently-can-lead-to-an-infinite-loop-during-reads/
• https://access.redhat.com/solutions/58008

I did this

return redirect()->back()->with('success', 'Saved successfully.'); //controller

//vue
<script setup> import { ref, computed, onMounted, onBeforeUnmount } from 'vue'; import { Link, router, useForm, usePage } from '@inertiajs/vue3';const props = defineProps({ user: Object, userRole: String, });const page = usePage(); const successMessage = computed(() => page.props.flash.success); const errorMessage = computed(() => page.props.flash.error);

<div v-if="successMessage" class="text-green-500 text-sm"> //template
     {{ successMessage }}
</div>
<div v-if="errorMessage" class="text-red-500 text-sm">
     {{ errorMessage }}
</div>

The only problem with mine is that success is not included in middleware, I added it and it's working properly

The same way users can modify the storage, they can also modify the extension's payment checking function to always return "paid".
There is no fool-proof licensing system for client-side (offline) extensions.
You could try to implement some obfuscation techniques that make it harder to bypass, but you can't make it impossible to bypass.

As Mozilla recommends in "Make money from browser extensions":

Developer Tip: Do not spend too much time securing your licensing system against hackers, because users who are inclined to use a hacked license are unlikely to pay for one. Your time is better spent developing new extension features that attract more paying users.

If performance is a concern, especially in cases where you need a lot of case-insensitive key lookups, you should check out [cimap] (https://github.com/projectbarks/cimap). _[1] The issue with using strings.ToLower on every key lookup is that it causes unnecessary allocations, which can slow things down significantly.

cimap avoids this by converting keys inline without creating extra strings, leading to 0 B/op and 0 allocs/op for common operations like Add, Get, and Delete. In benchmarks, it shows a 50%+ speed improvement over traditional case-insensitive maps.

Here’s a quick example:

m := cimap.New[string]()

m.Add("Hello", "world")
fmt.Println(m.Get("hello")) // "world"
fmt.Println(m.Get("HELLO")) // "world"

If you’re dealing with a lot of string keys and care about performance, cimap is a much better option than manually lowercasing keys all the time.

_{[1] Disclosure: I am the original author of the cimap library. The code is released under the MIT License, which means you are free to copy, modify, and redistribute. I want to emphasize that I do not profit from this library in any way; my goal is simply to contribute to the open-source community.}

Another reason why your browser may not pick up the language despite passing a --lang flag is, that support for that language could be missing. I had to install chromium-l10n on Debian Bookworm to get Chromium 133 to switch to German.

I found the issue. When changing from : FROM build AS publish to FROM base AS final, the folder is lost.

So I added

RUN cp -r /src/Assets /app/publish/

under the Publish stage.

Now I have all the files in the image.

No, JNI_OnLoad() wont work for the library called from NativeActivity (Credit). Instead, I guess ANativeActivity_onCreate() compensate for it.

I had to use RegisterNatives() which could just as well be called in ANativeActivity_onCreate().

Android Dev is fun /s

You can use Hoverbee. It's minimal and I developed it inspired by this very thread.

const Color(0xFF0E3311).withOpacity(0.5) its good, but 'withOpacity' is deprecated and shouldn't be used. Use .withValues() to avoid precision loss. (Documentation)

const Color(0xFF0E3311).withOpacity(0.5)

i had solution for me, shaking device (or CMD + D ...) -> Configure Bundler -> Reset to Default

Your black rectangle isn't showing because:

• Your <div> has no height, so it's basically invisible. Add height: 100px; (or whatever size you need).
• In your <p>, you wrote colour:white;, but it should be color:white; (no "u").

Fix those, and it should work.

Good luck!

The injection token should be written in uppercase as 'REQUEST':

import { Inject, Optional, REQUEST } from '@angular/core';
// ...
constructor(
  @Optional() @Inject(REQUEST) private request: Request | null
) { console.log('URL: ', this.request?.url); }

Repeato-Studio comes with a test recorder and from version 1.7 and up it also works for websites.

First of all, thank you for your very complete and interesting response. Then, we agree that there is not much to do to correct this excessive loading time? Since the cookies banner is also an external script, I don't necessarily have control over it.

I would suggest you convert your model's tensors from float64 to float32 since TFlite primarily supports float32.

you should use CountVectorizer(tokenizer=text_process)

The solution, Mercator projection:

local function mercatorY(lat)
    local radLat = math.rad(lat)
    return math.deg(math.log (math.tan(radLat) + 1/math.cos(radLat)))
end

And it will be called as

        local x = tonumber(nodeStr:match('lon="(.-)"')) -- X
        local y = mercatorY(tonumber(nodeStr:match('lat="(.-)"'))) -- new code

and

    local minY = mercatorY(tonumber(minLat))
    local maxY = mercatorY(tonumber(maxLat)) 

@Ashutosh is correct, but note this will work in local development but may not work in deployment. Just remove the leading / and the link will work in both environments:

<Link href="FirstName_LastName_Resume.pdf">
   <Text>Hire Me?</Text>
</Link>

Solution found, also for pre set sorting.

Can be set via initialState option:

<MaterialReactTable
  initialState={{
    columnFilters: [{ id: 'lastName', value: "Johnson" }],
    sorting: [{ id: 'firstName', desc: false }],
  }}
/>

One solutions could be:

• Anticorruption Layer returns 504.
• Microservice B retries 3 times, and after that returns 500 instead of 504.
• Don't retry on 500 in Microservice A or BFF.
• Every service should have Retry policy and Circuit breaker.

Another solutions could be:

• Anticorruption Layer returns 504.
• Microservice B retries 3 times, and after that sends 504 back with some header (Retry-Count:3)
• In parent service don't retry if Retry-Count is more then 3.

Does it make sense?

Try like this:

var polozkyKosiku = dbContext.Kosik
    .FromSqlRaw($"EXECUTE usp_kosik @kod_zakaznika=@kod_zakaznika", kodz)
    .ToListAsync();

If stored procedure works correct, it will help.

Have you tried to send this request using CURL instead of Postman or Isomnia? Does your controller class has the @RestControlle annotation? Have you tried to set some breakpoint on your method in order to make sure what the request is sending to your server?

On a recent project I needed both display: inline-block and column-count: 3. I fixed this Safari bug by adding vertical-align: top.

I faced the same issue on my Cursor IDE, and after trying a few fixes, simply reinstalling it resolved the problem. If you're still stuck, you might also want to check if any recent updates created extra folders in your VS Code directory, as mentioned in the top answer. Hope this helps!

我也遇到了类似的问题，我尝试写一个i18n.t函数，支持t('xxx')调用，支持t.xxx直接取值，支持txxx标签函数调用，同时不希望原型链上任何方法或属性干扰typescript的类型推导列表。我查阅了社区的一些问题，这是我的解决方案。

const Message = <const>{__proto__: null, site_name: 'my site name', more: 'More Q&A' }
declare abstract class NonPrototype extends null {
  private apply(): never
  private bind(): never
  private call(): never
private arguments: never
  private caller: never
  private length: never
  private name: never
  private prototype: never

  private hasOwnProperty: never
  private isPrototypeOf: never
  private propertyIsEnumerable: never
  private toLocaleString: never
  private valueOf: never
  private ['constructor']: never
}
interface Translate extends Message, NonPrototype {
  <const K extends keyof Message>(key: K): Message[K]
  (key: TemplateStringsArray): string
}
export const t: Translate = (k => messages[k]) as any
window.t = t
Reflect.setPrototypeOf(t, messages)
Reflect.deleteProperty(t, 'length')
Reflect.deleteProperty(t, 'name')

t.site_name // my site name
t.more // More Q&A
t.unknown_key // error
t('site_name') // my site name
t('more') // More Q&A
t('unknown_key') // error
var key: string = 'site_name'
var value = t[key] // any
t.apply // error
t.bind // error
t.toString // error
t.hasOwnProperty // error
t.constructor // error
t.__proto__ // error
t[Symbol.iterator] // any
new t // error

/**
 * ## try read property, the type list is
 * Symbol
 * site_name
 * more
 *
 * ## first item is Symbol, i can’t remove it 😡
 */
// t.

/**
 * ## try call translate function, the list is
 * site_name
 * more
 *
 * ## there is no any other property 🥰
 */
// t('')

Building on @Vishal Aggarwal answer:

Testing if the element is attached to document or shadowDOM is probably a better solution than checking if the element is visible (the element can exists and not be visible, it happens quite often actually).

So, here you go:

await expect(page.locator('.somethingdoesnotexistYET')).toBeAttached()

With the docs

I left the default index routes as is and used double navigation:

Eg: Route 1 which is nested, navigates to Route 2 which is an intermediary page at the root

Route 1 - nested - in app/(main)/logout

 const navigation = useNavigation();    

  useEffect(() => {
    // Redirect to the target view after 3 seconds
    const timer = setTimeout(() => {
      navigation.navigate('signout' as never); }, 2000);

Route 2 - signout at the root - in app/signout

  const navigation = useNavigation();
  navigation.navigate('index' as never); 

But please advise when this is fixed and addressed or other alts are available.

The issue was some of my code chunks that produced plots were set to cache = TRUE. When I removed that argument the xxx_html directory was no longer produced.

Did you get to solve this problem? I have the same here...

I was ok until I added a couple of scripts in my header, taking care to keep charset in the first 1024, but PSI keep giving a critical issue to best practice, pointing a missing charset. But its there and well placed :

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="fr-CA">
  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

Even if I remove the scripts I added under it! But here's something: I ran a test through Chrome Devtools with Lighthouse and it should reveal the same error than PSI but it is not...

So I'm at the stage of knowing that it's something more specifically related to PSI and not an actual problem with my website. But still, something somewhere is causing this problem as just before I added 2 new scripts, my best practice was all right with PSI...

My friend was able to identify that I forgot to swap out the boiler plate cgpt code line here

url: "https://yourwebsite.com", 

with my actual domain.

From your own link in the question, Django's documentation itself states

Callbacks are called after the open transaction is successfully committed

So the failure of the callback won't have an effect on the original transaction, since it's already been committed.

Update your PyO3 to the version 0.23.5. The useless warning was fixed here: https://github.com/PyO3/pyo3/pull/4838

You can use "Divi Carousel Maker" or Divi Torque for image slider more than one column.

I found out that wmic supports Where-Clauses, so I came up with the following:

wmic service where "not Pathname like '"%"'" GET Name,Pathname /FORMAT:csv>result.csv

wmic service where "not Pathname like '"%"'" Looks for Services with Pathnames not encapsulated with Quotes

GET Name,Pathname extracts the Name of the service as well as its path

/FORMAT:csv>result.csv formats to csv and exports to file result.csv in the same directory.

Install the latest version of installation package MSI from the repo:

https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/releases

This solves all your problems!

This should solve the issue including query parameters:

@app.before_request
def before_request():
    return redirect(request.url.replace(request.host, "host-b.com"))

Anyone found a solution for this issue? As mentioned above, \n was working until a few months ago and now it stopped working. \r works in desktop (both windows and IOS) but not on mobile app.

Can you provide the generated error log for more detail

Hi @alvin I have tried your steps and while I'm testing the below yaml giving "The repository Connected-registry-artifacts in project Connected-registry-artifacts could not be retrieved. Verify the name and credentials being used and permissions." While validation, could you please check and help me with this? Note: I'm trying to access the repo from another tenant.

trigger: none pool: vmImage: ubuntu-latest

variables: anotherOrg: Connected-registry-artifacts

resources: repositories: - repository: connected-registry-artifacts type: git name: Connected-registry-artifacts/Connected-registry-artifacts ref: main endpoint: MSI-AzureRepos steps:

• checkout: connected-registry-artifacts

• script: | echo "Listing files in the Azure DevOps repository:" ls -la $(Build.SourcesDirectory) displayName: "List Files in Azure DevOps Repository"

A good option which existed at the time of the original question, but went unmentioned, is XGP. XGP is exactly as requested: a way to embed a prolog in a MacOS Objective-C application. In this case the prolog is GNU Prolog.

Here is a solution.

You can use prettier-plugin-tailwindcss (Even If You Don't Use Tailwind). This plugin changes the way Prettier formats JSX, often aligning with how you'd expect inline elements to be preserved.

Install it:

npm install --save-dev prettier-plugin-tailwindcss

Then, update your Prettier config (.prettierrc.js or equivalent):

module.exports = {
  ...require('prettier-airbnb-config'),
  bracketSpacing: true,
  semi: true,
  singleQuote: true,
  jsxSingleQuote: true,
  objectWrap: 'preserve',
  bracketSameLine: true,
  htmlWhitespaceSensitivity: 'css',
  plugins: ['prettier-plugin-tailwindcss'], // Add this
};

Even if you're not using TailwindCSS, this plugin subtly tweaks JSX formatting, often keeping inline elements together.

In the /etc/sudoers file check for a line Defaults requiretty I've always removed it, but you may want to check with whoever manages your company security policies.

I may be wrong, but I understand that you'd like to optimize the kernel parameters such that the GPR (Gaussian Process Regression) evaluated on your X_train data is not lower than 90% of the lowest value in the y_train data. Please let me know if this is not the case or if I misinterpreted your code.

More broadly, the intended function to optimize in GPR is the likelihood. I don't think you'll be able to achieve your goal by replacing the function to optimize as you are doing.

If you want to work with positive data and GPR, I suggest two approaches:

• Implementing a GPR with positive coefficients: I can provide code for this, but it might be slow.

• Transforming and inverse-transforming your data:

  • You can apply a transformation like x: max(0, x) to your predicted data.
  • Alternatively, apply some function f to your data, for instance np.where(x < t, 2*x - t, x), which expands the positive space to include some negative values. Then, apply your GPR and use the inverse function f⁻¹, such as np.where(x < t, 0.5*(x + t), x), to map the results back to the positive space. This gives the GPR some flexibility, and you end up with positive values without hard thresholding as in the previous approach.

After trying some random methods of UIButton, I found that it is enough to add

button.tinitAdjustmentMode = .normal

When you share a single key instance across multiple threads, the underlying signing operations (handled by the cryptography backend) aren’t thread safe. This can result in the "key cannot be used for signing" error when concurrent threads try to use the same key instance simultaneously.

Why It Happens Non-Thread-Safe Operations: The cryptographic signing operation on a loaded key maintains internal state. When multiple threads try to sign with the same key concurrently, they interfere with each other, causing the signing method to fail.

Shared Key Instance: Even though the key itself is valid and supported, sharing the same key object across threads leads to race conditions. Each thread expects to work with a fresh, unaltered key state.

How to Fix It You have two main options to resolve this:

Load a Separate Key Instance Per Thread: Instead of sharing a single key instance, load the key separately in each thread. For example:

python
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import paramiko

def create_ssh_client(key_path, host, username):
    key = paramiko.RSAKey.from_private_key_file(key_path)
    client = paramiko.SSHClient()
    client.load_system_host_keys()
    client.connect(hostname=host, username=username, pkey=key)
    return client

Each thread calling create_ssh_client gets its own key instance, avoiding concurrent access issues.

Use a Lock to Serialize Key Usage: If reloading the key is too expensive or impractical, you can synchronize access to the shared key using a threading lock:

python
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import threading
import paramiko

key_lock = threading.Lock()
shared_key = paramiko.RSAKey.from_private_key_file("path/to/key")

def thread_safe_connect(host, username):
    with key_lock:
        client = paramiko.SSHClient()
        client.load_system_host_keys()
        client.connect(hostname=host, username=username, pkey=shared_key)
    return client

This ensures that only one thread uses the key at a time, though it may reduce parallelism.

Summary Even though your key is valid, the concurrent use of a single key instance leads to thread-safety issues during signing operations. The recommended approach is to either load a new key instance in each thread or to protect the shared key with a lock if you must reuse it.

By addressing the underlying thread-safety issue, you should be able to avoid the "key cannot be used for signing" error when making parallel SSH connections.

Do you have any update on this issue? how did u fix it?

I was trying not only to get a calibration value , but also to set it . I tried with cal.SetDoublePhysValue(cal.GetDoublePhysValue) which should simply set a vector (cal is the handle to the values of a vector) to itself but I get an error code :

Error using Interface.incacom_interface_v11_CalibrationArrayData_Dispatch/SetDoublePhysValue Invoke Error, Dispatch Exception: Source: IncaCOM Description: Value does not fall within the expected range.

But the values that I was trying to set are in the values range.

Can anyone help ?

1. Regarding the issue with FTS5 returning no results - have you populated your FTS5 table with the data? (https://stackoverflow.com/a/69981377/11190073)

2. where xxx like '%yyy%' - no index and no embedded full-text search solutions of RDBMS(at least from my experience with MySQL and MariaDB fulltext solutions) yields better performance results, than search engines like Lucene/ElasticSearch/... Of course it hugely depends on data cardinality and your DB configuration - if your orders table is in hundreds/thousands/tensOfThousands, where o.note like '%COOP%' might perform just OK since your DB will probably cache all your data in memory, but if you're talking about hundredsOfThousands/millions and beyond, don't even consider where clause with like operand

Found my own answer...

[Table("Qualification")]
public class QualificationDM
{      
   public string? MyProp{ get; set; }
}

Try to set

<driver>com.mysql</driver>

to

<driver>mysql</driver>

You need to refer to the driver's name, not the module itself.

Check if you have php-curl installed

The documentation for Evaluation states that "[it] is only compatible with models that have a single tabular dataset input." In this case, the param_in parameter input is likely the cause of the error.

var battery by rememberSaveable { mutableStateOf(0) }

You could try to disallow the cleaning of those file by using GIT_CLEAN_FLAGS: -ffdx -e <folder or file> at the start of the .yml file. This is documented here

Or you could try to research into caching

If you are using Camoufox , add enable_cache=True into launch options.

This error is likely due to a DNS issue related to IPv4 or IPv6. Check your IP configuration—if your PC uses IPv4, ensure you're using the correct Supabase connection URL, as separate URLs exist for IPv4 and IPv6.

Based on the docstring and implementation of get_type_hints, the first arg is supposed to be a type, i.e., get_type_hints(B) instead of get_type_hints(b).

I use $filters in my Vue JS 3 project and to use it with Typescript I created vue.d.ts file:

export {}
declare module 'vue' {
    interface ComponentCustomProperties {
        $filters: any;
    }
}

Now, I can add filters like this:

vueApp.config.globalProperties.$filters = {
...
}

For anyone coming to this page for info on Google Play id, it's:

"playgames.google.com"

The reason why memory access works at OS level is that the memory protections are implemented on page-level, If a[11] is within the same allocated page, the OS does not see it as an illegal access, because it is still within the process's allowed memory and that is why it allows it.

in the file devise.rb added the line config.omniauth :google_oauth2, ENV['GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID'], ENV['GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET'],scope: 'email,profile,openid', provider_ignores_state: true solved the issue