public Mono<ResponseEntity<Mono<Void>>> noContentMethod()
 {
  return Mono.just(ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.CREATED)
         .body(<your service call which returns Mono<Void>))
 }

All Object-Oriented Languages (i.e. Java, C#, etc.) that connect to a queue manager require 'inquire' privileges on the queue manager and 'inquire' privileges on any queues that are opened by the application.

bull shit!! Stack overflow!!

bull shit!! Stack overflow!!

How to get where set time out in 30 seconds

bindingApp chef and I don't know what I was thinking for the first one I thought it was the b part 〽️ and I think it was just a bit more than I don't know what I was doing with you 😞😞 I don't know what I mean and I have no idea what I was doing with the b and I have a lot of work in it and it was just me and you were in the office and we were going on it to chist to wazifit to chist to the first one I had in the tree and it was a red lion yy

Error 403 means - Permission Denied

This error means your application is trying to access the Gemini Pro Vision API, but it doesn't have the necessary permissions. The "ACCESS_TOKEN_SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT" message specifically indicates that the service account being used lacks the required scopes (permissions)

Try below to resolve:

Authenticate your Streamlit Cloud application with GCP is to use a service account:

Create a Service Account:

Go to the Google Cloud Console. Navigate to "IAM & Admin" -> "Service Accounts." Click "Create Service Account." Give your service account a descriptive name (e.g., "streamlit-gemini-vision"). Grant the service account the "Vertex AI User" role (or a more specific role if you prefer). This role provides the necessary permissions to use the Gemini Pro Vision API. Click "Continue" and then "Done." Create a Service Account Key:

Find the service account you just created in the list. Click the three dots (Actions) and select "Manage Keys." Click "Add Key" -> "Create New Key." Choose "JSON" as the key type. Click "Create." This will download a JSON file containing the service account's credentials. Keep this file secure! Store the Key as a Streamlit Secret:

Go to your Streamlit Cloud application's dashboard. Click the three dots (Settings) and select "Secrets." Copy the entire contents of the downloaded JSON key file. In the Streamlit Secrets section, create a new secret with the name GOOGLE_CREDENTIALS (or any name you prefer). Paste the JSON content into the value field. Click "Add."

Modify Your Streamlit Application:

In your Python code, you need to load the credentials from the Streamlit secret and use them to authenticate with the Gemini Pro Vision API. Use the google-auth library to load the credentials.

I want answers too. Have you solved it now?

Keystore#load expects the value of password to be an empty character array (i.e., new char[0]) when the PKCS12 file uses no password.

It is unclear from the documentation what the purpose of passing null as the value of password is.

i am working on the same ,what i am looking is do we need to parse the formdata when retrieving it

    const submitForm = (event: React.FormEvent) => {
    event?.preventDefault();
//without parsing showing me [Spread types may only be created from object 
 types.ts(2698)
]
    const prevFormData = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("templateFormData"));
// but after parsing it showing this erro [Argument of type 'string | null' is not assignable to parameter of type 'string'.
  Type 'null' is not assignable to type 'string'.ts(2345)]
    const updatedFormData = {
      ...prevFormData,
      headerColor,
      primaryColor,
      textColor,
      logo,
      fileName,
    };
    
  };

how to use the formData again?

The reason you're getting the fake worker and the warning is because you're importing pdf.worker.min.js in your HTML file. What you should be doing instead is setting

GlobalWorkerOptions.workerSrc = './pdf.worker.min.js'

as kca notes. But also remove the HTML script import.

To see a cumulative sum of the user story points in a new column, you may add a roll-up column of Sum of Story Points in your team's Backlogs view.

Here’s an example of how the cumulative sum would appear:

Thanks for your contribution.

I have tried to add password to an xlsx successfully. However, there are some problems when adding password to xls/csv excel files.

May I know if the msoffcrypto can support xls/csv?

Thanks. Ricky

change the query code from

results = collection.query(query_embeddings=[query_embedding], n_results=1)

to

results = collection.query(query_embeddings=[query_embedding], n_results=1, include=["embeddings"])

would fix the problem

The correct way of doing it according to the docs is

---
if(notFound) {
   return Astro.rewrite("/404");
}
---

You can achieve this by utilizing the tasks available through the JFrog - Azure DevOps Marketplace Extension.

Please note that these tasks are part of a third-party extension, so they will need to be installed before they can be used in your pipelines, as they are not included among the built-in tasks provided by Azure DevOps.

Inputs: A1, A0 ┌──────────────┐ A1 ─────────► MAND (A1, A1, 0) ───► S2 └──────────────┘

              ┌──────────────┐
 A0 ─────────► MAND (A0, A0, 0) ───► S0
              └──────────────┘

              ┌──────────────┐
 A0 ─────────► MAND (A0, 0, 0) ───► A0'
              └──────────────┘

              ┌──────────────────────┐
 A1, A0' ───► MAND (A1, A0', 0) ───► S1
              └──────────────────────┘

              ┌──────────────┐
 A1, A0 ────► MAND (A1, A0, 0) ───► S3
              └──────────────┘

Is that a known issue - that with the flex consumption plan you can't deploy from github actions to azure? (my local machine is windows).

If using NVIDIA GPUs, just head to the NVIDIA Developer site to check the suitable CUDA version for your GPU (https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus), install the right CUDA version. After that, just follow the installation instructions and you'll be good for training models using GPU.

from turtle import Turtle, Screen

timmy_the_turtle = Turtle()
for _ in range(4):
    timmy_the_turtle.forward(180)
    timmy_the_turtle.left(90)

This worked. You can get it from

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170

For the sake of completeness there's ruby-toolbox/Rails_Class_Diagrams and besides rails-erd it mentions railroady which looks abandoned, but still works now (at least with rails 8 and graphviz 12)

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

/*buff_size can vary depending on the buffer you want to write*/

int main(void){
    var[] = "Customized Error String\n";
    buff_size = 1024;

    write(1,var, buff_size);
    return (0);
}

Please see the image below. Stackoverflow is not allowing to put a short question with the image.

My first answer wasn't as reliable as I'd like. "Ren" could error out in a few build scenarios which are not terribly unlikely. So the following is a bullet-proof fix.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">
    <PropertyGroup>
        <AssemblyName>Foo</AssemblyName>
    </PropertyGroup>
    <ItemGroup>
        <Content Include="LICENSE" CopyToOutputDirectory="Always" />
    </ItemGroup>

    <Target Name="RmLicense" AfterTargets="Clean" Condition=" '$(OutDir)' != '' ">
        <Delete ContinueOnError="false"
            Files="$(OutDir)\$(AssemblyName).License.txt"
        />
    </Target>
    <Target Name="MvLicense" AfterTargets="Build" Condition=" '$(OutDir)' != '' ">
        <Move ContinueOnError="false"
            SourceFiles="$(OutDir)\LICENSE"
            DestinationFiles="$(OutDir)\$(AssemblyName).License.txt"
        />
    </Target>
</Project>

There are two build tasks, one which executes after a Clean operation, and the other after a Build operation. During the clean operation the renamed output file (if present) is deleted. It is during the build operation that we rename the output file. Note there is a condition. I don't fully understand why, but during the build process there is a time when the $(OutDir) is empty, and no such file will be found. Now we can't just blindly ignore errors (ContinueOnError="true") because during normal operation we want to know if there is a problem here; a missing file or inability to rename the file is an exceptional condition which should correctly break the build. So we skip the operation in the event the $(OutDir) is empty but otherwise perform our work.

I've tried this in multiple projects and it works just fine, so I'm very happy with this. Many thanks to @JonathanDodds for pointing me in the correct direction.

Modeling: A rope bends relatively easy about its two transverse axes whereas it is much stiffer to twisting along the rope. One way to speed simulation is for each rigid body to be connected to its neighbor by a 2 degree-of-freedom UniversalJoint (with appropriate stiffness and damping) so the highly-stiff twist is not a degree of freedom.

No longer a warning, an error now.

ChatGPT is actually pretty good at this if you ask it to help you format a JSON file, you can tell it things like

"I want all of the brackets {} and [] to be on their own lines for readability"

I was faced with the same problem and implemented RawRepresentable support, as described in @Evman's answer and it worked fine for me for about a year. But then I was getting warnings/errors about adding protocol support for both a type and protocol that were outside my control. see my question on apple's dev forums: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/774437

I ended up creating a structure that contains my dictionary. This met my need of the being usable with the @AppStorage modifier.

GitHub Enterprise is completely walled from GitHub.com (try to use your username/password from one to login to the other - it will fail).

Additionally relevant is that they aren't always identical from a technical standpoint. Updates and API changes roll out on different timelines, there are some API differences, etc. This would obviously cause problems if you were trying to access one via the API for the other.

Lastly, you have a higher rate limit on your companies Github because they have vetted you and trust you for access to their stuff. They also know who you are and have an employment relationship with you - i.e. if you decide to maliciously use these limits you will get disciplined or fired. GitHub as no such relationship with you and is tasked with managing access to the assets of 3rd parties on GitHub.com, not just their own. I see no reason to expect that your company would somehow be able to grant you higher limits on GitHub.com unless you work for Microsoft or a partner.

My thanks to all who responded. The solution turned out to be quite simple. I replaced the 2 'convert' commands at the end with this one.

convert $1 -alpha set -virtual-pixel transparent -distort Perspective "$exp" -background $pxl -| xv -

I've gotten around this for now by implementing the guidance on this reddit thread. Basically, I refactored all the logic from the task into a service object, and then the Rake task becomes a single line call that I leave untested. It's probably a better architectural solution, but my OCD doesn't like leaving the task untested, even if it's just a single line, because it's production critical. Oh well.

It still doesn't really answer when/why/how the rakefile runs when running the test suite, but not a single file of tests, why the rake tasks loaded in the rakefile don't persist and need to be re-loaded (but apparently constant definitions do persist), how to load a task in tests without incurring this warning, and why this popped up in Rails 8.0 but was silent in Rails 7.

Anyways, I'll leave this answer as not accepted for a good long time in case someone else has insight on the core questions.

I worked around it in python using GDAL Driver. If you want to export it as a file. I'm not sure it'll work as variable in node.js, but there it is: let rows = await con.all(COPY (SELECT geometry FROM duckdata LIMIT 10) TO 'my.json' WITH (FORMAT GDAL, DRIVER 'GeoJSON'));

In my case, this was caused by my forgetting to call preventDefault on form submission.

I haven't dug into to understand exactly why this manifested as an AuthRetryableFetchError, but leaving this here in case it can save someone else some time diagnosing.

change in the file NewCommand.php where you can find it at C:\Users**\AppData\Roaming\Composer\vendor\laravel\installer\src

from $name = mb_rtrim($input->getArgument('name'), '/\'); into $name = rtrim($input->getArgument('name'), '/\');

you can eject expo for using bare workflow (custom devclient) which will allow you to use all packages which use native module like react-native-pdf or react-native-pdf-renderer. You can find how to do it in expo documentation.

I just now had a similar problem. Removing the post_status parameter from the wp_query arguments solved this for me.

2025 update, deno compile supports --include which lets you include arbitrary files into the bundle and access them via Deno.readTextFile(import.mega.dirname + "/myfile.html);

You can read into some pre-allocated buffer through archive_read_open_memory.

Change the second “name” to number i had same problem

function flatObject(obj, prefix = '') {
    let result = {};

    Object.entries(obj).map(([key, value]) => {
        let recursionResponse = {};
        const nextPrefix = prefix ? `${prefix}.${key}` : key;

        if (value && typeof value === 'object') {
            if (Array.isArray(value)) {
                recursionResponse = flatObject(Object.assign({}, value), nextPrefix);
            }

            if (value instanceof Set) {
                recursionResponse = flatObject(Object.assign({}, Array.from(value)), nextPrefix);
            }
            
            if (value instanceof Map) { 
                recursionResponse = flatObject(Object.fromEntries(Array.from(value)), nextPrefix);
            }
            
            if (value.constructor === Object) {
                recursionResponse = flatObject(value, nextPrefix);
            }

            result = Object.assign(result, recursionResponse);

        } else {
            result[nextPrefix] = value;
        }
    });

    return result;
}

Use HTMLHeading elements instead of Markdown.

Given the following GitLab Flavored Markdown (GLFM):

 <h2>Table of Contents</h2>

The HTMLHeading element `<h2>` will not appear in GLFM's \[TOC\].

[TOC]

## Visible Heading 2 appears in the \[TOC\].

### Visible Heading 3 also appears in the \[TOC\].

<h4>This HTMLHeading element will _not_ appear in the \[TOC\].</h4>

<h4>This HTMLHeading element will _not_ appear in the \[TOC\], either.</h4>

### Visible Heading will appear.

Gitlab will render:

Make a __init__.py file inside the directory so Python will treat that directory as a package
(that __init__.py can be empty)

P.S: run the code anyway if you still had any import error and look if it fixed or not

After updating the Dependency of material the issue was resolved. Below is the latest Dependency which i have used

implementation 'com.google.android.material:material:1.12.0'

CC BY-SA 2025.2.24.23038

I AM THAT I AM

The main difference is that Server Components render all of your HTML on the server, so when someone visits your page, the post data is already in the delivered HTML. That makes it more SEO-friendly because search engines can see the full content right away.

On the other hand, Client Components fetch data in the browser once the page is loaded, which can delay when crawlers get the actual post content (though modern crawlers can often handle JavaScript).

When to use each approach?

Server Components (SSR): If your content can be pre-rendered and SEO is important. The server handles data fetching and returns ready-to-index HTML.

Client Components: If you need to fetch data based on user interactions or real-time updates. This approach is more flexible for dynamic or highly interactive applications, but you may sacrifice some immediate SEO benefits.

It's disappointing that for 5 days no one even tried to help me solve the problem. A total disappointment.

Wajeeh Hasan, could you please expand on your last statement:

Last, Do a API call and save that data into this _person.

I was able to create the model, add the scoped service and inject into the parent component, but when I inject into child component the value is null.

This is the command I used to set the variable in the parent component. _studentpass.studentId = Convert.ToString(studentId);

I used the following in the child component, and it was null. studentId = _studentpass.studentId

I spent all week looking for the answer to pre-filling hidden fields in Google Forms, and found the answer in another post.

Here's how to do it

• Create a form with 3 sections
• Set 'After Section 1' to 'Go to Section 2'
• Add your 'Hidden Fields' to Section 2
• Select 'Get pre-filled link' from the menu
• Fill in the 'Hidden Fields' with sample values
• Scroll to the bottom of the survey and click 'Get Link'

The link will look similar to this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/<your form id>/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.798192315=Foo1&entry.798192331=Foo2

In this example, entry.798192315 relates to the first field, and entry.798192331 relates to the second field.

Replace the values of Foo1 and Foo2 with the values you want to inject as hidden fields, as shown below (I've used UserID and ResponseID).

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/<your form id>/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.798192315=MyUserID&entry.798192331=ThisResponseID

Finally, you need to add &pageHistory=0,1,2 to the end of the URL, this indicates that the form will have 3 sections.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/<your form id>/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.798192315=MyUserID&entry.798192331=ThisResponseID&pageHistory=0,1,2

Now when the user fills the form and clicks submit, the hidden field data will be stored in the form response.

I spent all week looking for the answer to pre-filling hidden fields in Google Forms, and found the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79299369/29738588

Can someone please tell me what any of this means and what's it is for? Because I'm not doing these things to my phone I don't even know what they are???? I just found them in my files and would like answers.... Please

To fix this error, you need to run the wmpiexec file, which is located in the bin folder. In the application window that will open, specify the path to the executable file (.exe) you want to run and click execute.

I had the same issue. You have to update your Java to version >=21.

Based on public documentation for creating custom training jobs there are 4 main points we must follow for us to successfully run a custom training job.

• Before you submit a job

• What a custom job includes

• Configure distributed training

• Create a CustomJob

I faced this issus : and solve it when i change compileSdk to be 34

Thank you for your assistance!! I was having issues with installing and this post really helped. Initially installed MYsql Workbench without the entire suite of software. Installer is the way to go.

Thanks for the answer, I changed it but still not working, now it's not getting error, the editor still recognize it but there is no changes on the app.

try : nltk.download('punkt_tab')

instead of : nltk.download('punkt')

I had a summer student just finishing who worked on our implementation of gNMI. We struggled a bit with this question as well.

One clue came from the tools that Google provide at https://github.com/google/gnxi, which we were using to test our implementation. In, for example, the gnmi_get tool, the command line parameter "prefix" is a simple string which the help says can take on values like "oc" (for openconfig) or "srl" (for I don't know what). But this parameter is used to set the Origin field of the Prefix message. Setting Path values in the prefix does not appear to be supported by these tools.

Given that we didn't want to mess around with the tools too much, we decided to support Origin as the tool does. Origin values we are looking to support are "openconfig" and "ietf", and the use of these values is to create a mapping from origin and the first element in the path to a particular data model, when there would otherwise be ambiguity because the first element is shared among different models (for example openconfig-interfaces and ietf-interfaces).

This begs a whole lot of questions like what about use_models (as you asked) or what if origin appears elsewhere? This may well be something in real-world implementations that depends on the implementer, but hopefully when working with a particular target you will have enough information to be able to format your messages right.

To answer your other question:

• data model vs schema? Bit of an indirect answer, but note that the gNMI specification says that models can be expressed in ways other than Yang models. To me data model and schema are more or less the same thing, but a Yang model is obviously written in a very particular way, while a schema could be any format. I suspect most people will be using Yang models to define what they model.

On re-reading this answer I realise that it is fairly difficult to understand. I will try to revisit in case you have follow-up questions.

On re-read of the casting rules on MS' website I see the problem. Int will convert 0 to $false, 1 to $true. But string is evaluated on it's length?! (Zero length, $false; Any other length $true). Only char (for those that need a reminder, a single character variable class) of 0/1 will convert to their int relative boolean values.

Leaving this for future seekers:

By default, when installing Oracle XE the ORACLE_HOME environment variable was set to /opt/oracle/product/21c/dbhomeXE

If you look in /opt/oracle/product/21c/dbhomeXE/hs/admin, you'll find all the sample files you'd expect for configuring the gateway.

I don't know when Oracle XE installs started doing this, but there's also another home directory that was created: /opt/oracle/homes/OraDBHome21cXE

If you look in /opt/oracle/homes/OraDBHome21cXE/hs/admin, this directory is empty.

I was putting my configuration files in what in /opt/oracle/product/21c/dbhomeXE/hs/admin. When I copied my configuration files to /opt/oracle/homes/OraDBHome21cXE/hs/admin, I started to get error messages that I can work on fixing.

I see this URL is not found at all. You are calling the URL correctly.

However, If you're using an internal or local URL, Make sure that the Server application (ex: iis) isn't configured to resolve such page from Https to http.

You can test another existing URLs within the same code and see if the same issue happens. i think it won't.

@robinp7720 's answer did not work for my solution.

        $output = '<div class="song_list">';
        foreach($catalog as $catalog_item)
        {
            $catalog_item_parts = explode('.', $catalog_item);
            $extension = $catalog_item_parts[1];
            if($extension == "html")
            {
                $catalog_title = $catalog_item_parts[0];
                $catalog_title = str_replace('_', ' ', $catalog_title);
                $catalog_title = ucwords($catalog_title);
                $output = $output . '<a href="../songs/'. $catalog_item . '">&gt;&gt;</a><br>';
                $output = $output . '<iframe src="../songs/'. $catalog_item . '" height="200"></iframe>';
            }
        }
        $output = $output . '</div>';

.main_body .song_list iframe
{
    width: 100%;
    font-size: 2em;
}

@atomictom 's answer just worked for me in a similar use case! I'm unable to comment on that comment directly

Looks like the mobile version of browsers compresses the files and they have other hash.

I recommend using this package: https://github.com/spatie/laravel-translatable?spm=5aebb161.2ef5001f.0.0.5fb8c921cBCCGc. I think it is the best one that fits your problem.

If you prefer not to use the package or if you want more control, I would create a separate table for translations. This is particularly useful if your application has a lot of dynamic content and you need to handle translations in a more structured way. For static content or less frequent changes, translating it on the frontend could also be a viable option.

For example, I worked on a project where I had to manage data translations, and due to technical needs and limited traffic, I chose to create a separate table. This approach worked well because it allowed me to easily scale the translations and ensure the data was structured properly.

This should give you the answers you need: https://shopify.dev/docs/apps/launch/billing/redirect-plan-selection-page

Code snippet taken from that doc:

// app/routes/app.jsx

export const loader = async ({ request }) => {

  // Replace with the "app_handle" from your shopify.app.toml file
  const appHandle = "YOUR_APP_HANDLE";

  // Authenticate with Shopify credentials to handle server-side queries
  const { authenticate } = await import("../shopify.server");

  // Initiate billing and redirect utilities
  const { billing, redirect } = await authenticate.admin(request);

  // Check whether the store has an active subscription
  const { hasActivePayment } = await billing.check();

  // If there's no active subscription, redirect to the plan selection page...
  if (!hasActivePayment) {    
    return redirect(`shopify://admin/charges/${appHandle}/pricing_plans`, {
      target: "_top", // required since the URL is outside the embedded app scope
    });
  }

  // ...Otherwise, continue loading the app as normal
  return {
    apiKey: process.env.SHOPIFY_API_KEY || "",
  };
};

run this to open r studio from command line:

open -na Rstudio

Can you share your .ioc file??

add in your SQL:

ORDER BY submit_dt ASC

There is no standardized way to extract or observe the error state from a std::osyncstream, because it's designed in such a way so that it buffers output for synchronized, thread-safe writes, while not exposing the underlying stream's state in the same way that a raw std::ostream does.

run this to open r studio from command line:

open -na Rstudio

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. Please make sure you are using the devices.requestSync API correctly to notify Google of changes to your devices (additions, removals, or renamings).

We want to clarify that Google doesn’t delete the agentUserId. Users have the option to unlink and delete the service from their end, but we do not automatically delete these IDs.

The error you're seeing is likely related to the authentication tokens associated with the agentUserId. While we don't delete the agentUserId itself, the access and refresh tokens used for authentication can become invalidated. This is the most probable cause of the 404 error.

When you make a devices.requestSync call, Google needs valid access and refresh tokens to properly issue a sync intent. If the refresh token has been invalidated (due to user action, inactivity, or other reasons), Google will return an error, which in some cases might manifest as a 404.

Its an issue with the @Data annotation with Lombok. The getters and setters are not getting created in the Movie Model. Try adding the latest version of Lombok in your pom.xml file.

Check out this reddit thread for more info https://www.reddit.com/r/learnjava/comments/1hj6rv8/lombok_data_annotation_not_working_properly/?rdt=62354

You can try using eslint-plugin-import-group

in eslint.config.js

import groupImportsPlugin from "eslint-plugin-import-group";

Here is my best guess as to what the browser does when it receives a request for each HTTP redirect code:

301 (permanent): browser may cache redirect info, search engines may update their info, not guaranteed.

302 (temporary, default for PHP header/Location): different browsers may do different things.

303 ("other"): browser uses GET method instead of POST during the redirection request.

307 (temporary): browser must use same method to redirect, search engines must not update their info.

308 (permanent): browser must cache redirect info, search engines must update their info.

I think all these redirects cause browsers to reload the target page and make a new browser tab history entry (history entries can be deleted using history state functions).

Please post corrections in comments and I'll update.

It looks like this is not implemented in pytest. There is an opened ticket for it on the pytest github repo.

Answer thanks to njroussel :

The call to render needs to specify the parameters:

render(scene, params=params, spp=16)

I am smart this is a genius move now I can track this email and all associated devices as soon as this is posted

You can reuse across LODs and also other objects. this tool can do that https://youtu.be/w8KhhKiOIZQ?si=5dkT44_f50OTB4Fm

You would need a 3rd party utility you send the current URL to.

Either a web service using PHP, Python, nodeJS, Ruby or whatever you like that retrieves the TLS cert for the URLs you pass to it. In the easiest way as a GET parameter, encodeURIComponent can be in handy for this. You can also run this service locally on your computer, so you don't need a hosting provider.

Or a local CLI tool on your machine like this or that you communicate to via a helper program using Native Messaging.

It seems impossible to turn screen on in this way.

Instead, I've found another API to do dual screen display : Jetpack Compose. This will allow you to display something on the rear screen at the same time than the main screen. The doc can be found here : https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/compose/layouts/adaptive/foldables/support-foldable-display-modes?hl=fr

Problem : it cannot be used to display something on the rear screen when the device is fold. When the device is fold, my initial code with a Presentation works well.

Hope this will help

Hydration is react process, next sets it up and has handle reporting hydration errors, but the hydration process itself is wholly a react concept.

Does Next.js compare an internal data structure (like a virtual DOM) with the actual DOM, performing a component-by-component comparison? Or is it simply comparing the server-generated HTML string with what would be rendered on the client?

The former, as part of the normal rendering process (not hydration) react renders components into a virtual DOM, and then diffs that VDOM against the actual DOM and where a difference is found, mutates the actual DOM to be consistent with the VDOM.

Hydration is essentially the same process: the component tree is rendered resulting in a VDOM which is diff'd with the actual dom. Only when detecting a difference, an error is reported as it indicates that the server rendered HTML doesn't represent the same DOM that the client side render produced.

More downloads or Xcode downloads page doesn't pop up. Somehow it doesn't worked for me on Chrome but as soon as I followed the same steps on Safari, it worked pretty well. Thanks.

It's been a while. Could you solve it?. I'm going through something similar

I think @Martin Smith's reply: is really good. I just flipped his answer from a double negative [not lowercase] to a positive [is uppercase]:

SELECT *
FROM Cust
WHERE Surname LIKE '%[A-Z]%' COLLATE Latin1_General_BIN

This question now has an answer from the DRF docs directly!

After much research, this is my understanding.

In the case of .Net 9, BinaryFormatter is completely removed by default. Trying to use it will cause an error.

In the case of .Net 8 and .Net Framework 4.8.1: the compiler uses the info in the .resx file to create a binary .resources file. Those binary .resources files are embedded in the executable at compile time. When using the attribute System.Resources.ResXFileRef for the image files in the .resx files, a TypeConverter is used to create the binary .resources file. And since the image data embedded in the executable is already in binary format, BinaryFormatter is not used to extract it at runtime.

In summary, in my case above BinaryFormatter is not used for .Net Framework or .Net 8+. (I'm compiling the same code for both, to meet customer demands)

To hide the default title you should set the header as :

Shell.NavBarIsVisible="False"

Is "example" actually a valid URL? It should be of the form "https://www.example.com". If it is then check the zap.log file for errors, everything else looks fine. However the errors you've mentioned imply that you havnt included the full yaml file, so its difficult to be sure.

try not to use negative condition, like your: AND NOT (SUBSTR(FB_POL_LOB,1,4) IN ('FBHP','LIFE'). Try to use your query without this negative condition and add EXCEPT with same conditions plus AND (SUBSTR(FB_POL_LOB,1,4) IN ('FBHP','LIFE') -- without NOT.

In the meantime, I found a solution to my question. I needed to add my app container to the services with an alias to establish a connection. While executing commands inside this container is not possible, the app container is successfully serving content and is accessible by the Playwright container.

container-tests:
  stage: test
  when: always
  image: mcr.microsoft.com/playwright/python:v1.50.0-noble
  services:
    - name: ${CI_REGISTRY_IMAGE}
      alias: app
  script:
    - pip install pytest-base-url pytest-playwright playwright
    - playwright install
    - pytest tests --base-url='http://app'

Subnet peering does exist, in a fashion. https://www.simonpainter.com/subnet-peering It's basically prefix filtering for vnet peering and is available via the CLI only. My blog covers it in some detail with a lab you can build yourself.

I'll answer my own question if anyone needs this in the future.

Same as the documentation for roles but using this path

https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/identityGovernance/privilegedAccess/group/assignmentApprovals/approval-id/steps/step-id
{ 
    "reviewResult": "Approve", 
    "justification": "Jusitication" 
}

ApprovalStep body = new ApprovalStep()
{
    ReviewResult = "Approve",
    Justification = "Justification",
};
await GraphClientBeta.IdentityGovernance.PrivilegedAccess.Group.AssignmentApprovals[approvalId].Steps[stepId].PatchAsync(body);

@jpkotta's answer is fine for me, except that when I only have a single buffer, it keeps the opened compilation buffer. I check for this case and close the window:

(defun bury-compile-buffer-if-successful (buffer string)
    "Bury a compilation buffer if succeeded without warnings."
    (when (and
           (buffer-live-p buffer)
           (string-match "compilation" (buffer-name buffer))
           (string-match "finished" string)
           )
      (run-with-timer 1 nil
                      (lambda (buf)
                        (bury-buffer buf)
                        (switch-to-prev-buffer (get-buffer-window buf) 'kill)
                        ;; delete window if it was opened by the compilation process
                        ;; (have two windows with the same buffer)
                        (when
                            (and (equal 2 (length (window-list)))
                                 (eq (window-buffer (car (window-list))) (window-buffer (cadr (window-list)))))
                          (delete-window (selected-window))
                          )
                        )
                      buffer)))
  (add-hook 'compilation-finish-functions 'bury-compile-buffer-if-successful)

Another approach is to assign a tab index to the element that opens the popup menu, which is good accessibility etiquette. The element will then become active (focused) when clicked. Close the popup in an onblur event handler on that element so that when focus leaves the element, the popup will close.

Hi I am the implementer of the myfaces ajax scripts, this could be related to a problem I am investigating atm https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-4710 It looks closely like it, the parameters get lost along the way. I am looking into the issue, please also check the bug report for updates on this, it should be fixed the next few days!

Updating the answer. Google Play Console has a filter form factor under device catalog. You can include or exclude the following:Phone, Tablet, TV, Wearable, Car, Chromebook.

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Incase you're running the same issue as I.

I have just recently facing the same issue with page not found regardless with all the suggestions above.

It turns out that I'm using Bootstrap was the causes.

This didn't work

    <Nav.Link href="/contact">Contact</Nav.Link>
    or
    <Nav.Link href={import.meta.env.BASE_URL + 
    "contact"}>Contact</Nav.Link>

This worked

    import { Link } from "react-router-dom";
    
    <Nav.Link as={Link} to={"contact"}>Contact</Nav.Link>

Yes, Vim includes built-in syntax highlighting for Go. However, there are better alternatives maintained by the community:

1. Official Vim-Go Plugin (Recommended) fatih/vim-go is the most popular Vim plugin for Go development. It provides syntax highlighting, formatting, linting, code navigation, and more. To install with Vim-Plug: vim Copy Edit Plug 'fatih/vim-go', { 'do': ':GoUpdateBinaries' } Then, restart Vim and run :GoInstallBinaries.
2. Basic Syntax File If you don’t want the full plugin, you can just use the Go syntax file from Vim’s runtime. It's typically located in: bash Copy Edit ~/.vim/syntax/go.vim Or you can manually install from: vim/vim/runtime/syntax/go.vim