Why does this happen? Shouldn't the response be set by the time the load event fires? If not, where is this documented

The XMLHttpRequestUpload: load event is fired when the upload completes successfully. The full response is usually not received.

and what event is the correct event for getting the response?

You want to register a XMLHttpReques: load event. This event is fired when the whole request including the response completes successfully.

Use floors_map_widgets

It is designed to build paths between svg map points, but it also has the functionality of zooming in and clicking on objects

https://pub.dev/packages/floors_map_widget/score

For me, the error came from the fact that I was using both react-native-firebase and the Firebase SDK in my application.

I had previously decided to use react-native-firebase, but ended up using the Firebase SDK (so I imported auth from "firebase/auth").

To resolve the issue, I had to remove all "react-native-firebase" dependencies and then delete google-services.json

Perhaps try a full power reset:

1. Shut down the laptop completely.

2. Unplug the power adapter.

3. Remove the battery (if possible).

4. Press and hold the power button for 15–30 seconds (drains all residual power).

5. Reconnect power and battery.

6. Boot up—Windows should detect the Bluetooth adapter again.

This works because the Bluetooth/Wi‑Fi combo chip is on a shared module and may lose USB power state. Draining the capacitors resets the Embedded Controller and restores the device. Works reliably on ThinkPads (T440/T450/P5

0, etc.).

To migrate from AWS Managed Blockchain (Hyperledger Fabric) to a self-managed setup or another cloud provider like Ucartz, start by exporting critical artifacts. Use the AWS CLI or SDK to retrieve the ledger data via the GetBlock and GetLedger APIs. Manually back up the genesis block, MSP certificates, admin credentials, and channel configurations. Store peer and orderer certificates securely. Recreate the network on the target setup using these backups. For chaincode, ensure you have source code and metadata. While AWS doesn’t provide a full one-click export, methodical backup of each component ensures a smooth transition to a self-hosted environment.

From the documentation here, it looks like you'll have to change postgresql.conf file from:

log_statement = 'all'

to:

log_statement = 'none'

You can use Github Pages for React FE, Render for express api and NeonDB for your database, all of which are absolutely free.

I found a way to create a virtual network interface (like veth in linux):

ifconfig feth0 create
ifconfig feth1 create
ifconfig feth0 peer feth1

Then you can add it to the existed bridge:

ifconfig bridge1 addm feth0

All command must run with root (sudo).

Source: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/337715/fake-ethernet-interfaces-feth-if-fake-anyone-ever-seen-this

cant get this setup-bankid4keycloak-running on railways---status 502 when trying to open the admin consol-----tried differnt settings --dev --opt. --start---and diff. sets of variables---no db shows---minimal dockerfile--- would appreciate som guidance......Hilsen Mike

FROM quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:26.0.4 AS builder

USER root

#providers/bankid4keycloak-26.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

COPY providers/bankid4keycloak-*.jar /opt/keycloak/providers/

RUN /opt/keycloak/bin/kc.sh build

FROM quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:26.0.4

USER root

COPY --from=builder /opt/keycloak/ /opt/keycloak/

EXPOSE 8080

ENTRYPOINT ["/opt/keycloak/bin/kc.sh"]

CMD ["start-dev"]

The best I could do was read through Mapbox's examples of offline map management and notice their use of the term "size" to reference bytes. That was enough for me to get enough certainty to report to the user the memory usage of their map from the "completedResourceSize" field's value.

Here is one of their guides that uses size to refer to the disk size of a map in bytes

Not checking for github.copilot.chat.editor.enableLineTrigger does it for me.

allprojects {
    repositories {
        google()
        mavenCentral()
    }

    configurations.all {
        resolutionStrategy {
            force 'androidx.core:core:1.13.1' // or latest matching version
        }
    }
} , Add this your android/build.gradle

I realise that this is an old question but I recently had a related issue that might be helpful to others. There may be circumstances where it is desirable to reset the auto_increment value but probably never necessary to do so. I have a form script that creates a new record whenever the script is called because the (auto_incremented) id number is needed for the process to proceed. If the user abandons the new record creation then the record is deleted which in most circumstances is fine. However, this leaves gaps in the id numbers and my client wants them to be contiguous. The solution for me was to reset the auto_increment number after deleting but I needed to be sure that no other user had created another record during this process. The solution was to use

$db->query("ALTER TABLE table_name AUTO_INCREMENT = 1");

This will reset the auto_increment number to the next available number so no problem if another user has created a new record meanwhile (unlikely in this case) except it will still leave a 'gap' in the numbers if a previous id number is then deleted. As the record was deleted anyway there was no implication regarding links to other tables etc. My client was happy with this possibility so that was the solution I used.

A simple way to clone an existing environment is to create a new environment.

#Export your active environment to a new file
conda env export > environment.yml

# Create new environment from file with newEnvironmentName environment name
conda env create --name newEnvironmentName --file=environment.yml

# OR if you want to create with the same environment name with environment.yml file
conda env create -f environment.yml

1. Source 1 - Conda Manage Environments
2. Source 2 - A Stackoverflow Answer

// App.jsx import React from "react"; import { BrowserRouter as Router, Routes, Route, Link } from "react-router-dom"; import Home from "./pages/Home"; import Product from "./pages/Product"; import Cart from "./pages/Cart";

export default function App() { return (

MyShop

Home Cart

<Route path="/" element={} /> <Route path="/product/:id" element={} /> <Route path="/cart" element={} />

); }

It looks like Spring Boot has a specific API for implementing streaming responses. Maybe this is what you should be using.

https://dzone.com/articles/streaming-data-with-spring-boot-restful-web-servic-1

You can do:

x = 10
println("$(typeof(x)) $x")

or just:

@show x

which prints:

x = 10

(showing both the name, value, and from the REPL you'll still see the type if you want with typeof(x))

If you want type + value in one string:

println("$(typeof(x)) $(x)")

Example output:

Int64 10

How to reliably detect a true device reboot in Swift, ignoring manual clock changes?

The Question

I need to reliably detect if an iOS device has been rebooted since the app was last launched. The key challenge is to differentiate a genuine reboot from a situation where the user has simply changed the system time manually.

Initial Flawed Approaches:

1. Using KERN_BOOTTIME: A common approach is to use sysctl to get the kernel boot time.

   // Fetches the calculated boot time
   func currentBootTime() -> Date {
       var mib = [CTL_KERN, KERN_BOOTTIME]
       var bootTime = timeval()
       var size = MemoryLayout<timeval>.size
       sysctl(&mib, UInt32(mib.count), &bootTime, &size, nil, 0)
       return Date(timeIntervalSince1970: TimeInterval(bootTime.tv_sec))
   }
   
   
   

   The problem is that this value is not a fixed timestamp. It's calculated by the OS as wallClockTime - systemUptime. If a user manually changes the clock, the returned Date will also shift, leading to a false positive.

2. Using systemUptime: Another approach is to check the system's monotonic uptime via ProcessInfo.processInfo.systemUptime or clock_gettime. If the new uptime is less than the last saved uptime, it must have been a reboot.

   The problem here is the "reboot and wait" scenario. A user could reboot the device and wait long enough for the new uptime to surpass the previously saved value, leading to a false negative.

The Core Challenge:

How can we create a solution that correctly identifies a true reboot and is immune to all edge cases, including:

• Manual time changes (both forward and backward).

• The "reboot and wait" scenario.

The Answer

After extensive testing, the most robust solution is to correlate three pieces of information on every app launch:

1. System Uptime: A monotonic clock that only resets on reboot.

2. Wall-Clock Time: The user-visible time (Date()).

3. Calculated Boot Time: The value from KERN_BOOTTIME.

The Core Principle

The OS maintains a fundamental mathematical relationship between these three values:

elapsedBootTime ≈ elapsedWallTime - elapsedUptime

• If this equation holds true between two app launches, it means we are in the same boot session. Any change in the reported boot time is simply a result of a manual clock adjustment.

• If this equation is broken, it can only mean that a new boot session has started, and the underlying uptime and boot time values have been reset independently of the wall clock. This is a genuine reboot.

The Final Swift Solution

Here is a complete, self-contained class that implements this logic. It correctly handles all known edge cases.

import Foundation
import Darwin

/// A robust utility to definitively detect if a device has been rebooted,
/// differentiating a genuine reboot from a manual clock change.
public final class RebootDetector {

    // MARK: - UserDefaults Keys
    private static let savedUptimeKey = "reboot_detector_saved_uptime"
    private static let savedBootTimeKey = "reboot_detector_saved_boot_time"
    private static let savedWallTimeKey = "reboot_detector_saved_wall_time"
    
    /// Contains information about the boot state analysis.
    public struct BootAnalysisResult {
        /// True if a genuine reboot was detected.
        let didReboot: Bool
        /// The boot time calculated during this session.
        let bootTime: Date
        /// A human-readable string explaining the reason for the result.
        let reason: String
    }

    /// Checks if the device has genuinely rebooted since the last time this function was called.
    ///
    /// This method is immune to manual time changes and the "reboot and wait" edge case.
    ///
    /// - Returns: A `BootAnalysisResult` object with the result and diagnostics.
    public static func checkForGenuineReboot() -> BootAnalysisResult {
        
        // 1. Get current system state
        let newUptime = self.getSystemUptime()
        let newBootTime = self.getKernelBootTime()
        let newWallTime = Date()
        
        // 2. Retrieve previous state from UserDefaults
        let savedUptime = UserDefaults.standard.double(forKey: savedUptimeKey)
        let savedBootTimeInterval = UserDefaults.standard.double(forKey: savedBootTimeKey)
        let savedWallTimeInterval = UserDefaults.standard.double(forKey: savedWallTimeKey)
        
        // 3. Persist the new state for the next launch
        UserDefaults.standard.set(newUptime, forKey: savedUptimeKey)
        UserDefaults.standard.set(newBootTime.timeIntervalSince1970, forKey: savedBootTimeKey)
        UserDefaults.standard.set(newWallTime.timeIntervalSince1970, forKey: savedWallTimeKey)
        
        // --- Analysis Logic ---
        
        // On first launch, there's no previous state to compare with.
        if savedUptime == 0 {
            return BootAnalysisResult(didReboot: true, bootTime: newBootTime, reason: "First launch detected.")
        }
        
        // Primary Check: If uptime has reset, it's always a genuine reboot. This is the simplest case.
        if newUptime < savedUptime {
            return BootAnalysisResult(didReboot: true, bootTime: newBootTime, reason: "Genuine Reboot: System uptime was reset.")
        }
        
        // At this point, newUptime >= savedUptime. This could be a normal launch,
        // a manual time change, or the "reboot and wait" edge case.
        
        let savedWallTime = Date(timeIntervalSince1970: savedWallTimeInterval)
        let savedBootTime = Date(timeIntervalSince1970: savedBootTimeInterval)

        let elapsedUptime = newUptime - savedUptime
        let elapsedWallTime = newWallTime.timeIntervalSince(savedWallTime)
        let elapsedBootTime = newBootTime.timeIntervalSince(savedBootTime)

        // The Core Formula Check: Does the math add up?
        // We expect: elapsedBootTime ≈ elapsedWallTime - elapsedUptime
        let expectedElapsedBootTime = elapsedWallTime - elapsedUptime
        
        // Allow a small tolerance (e.g., 5 seconds) for minor system call inaccuracies.
        if abs(elapsedBootTime - expectedElapsedBootTime) < 5.0 {
            // The mathematical relationship holds. This means we are in the SAME boot session.
            // It's either a normal launch or a manual time change. Both are "not a reboot".
            // We can even differentiate them for more detailed logging.
            if abs(elapsedWallTime - elapsedUptime) < 5.0 {
                 return BootAnalysisResult(didReboot: false, bootTime: newBootTime, reason: "No Reboot: Time continuity maintained.")
            } else {
                 return BootAnalysisResult(didReboot: false, bootTime: newBootTime, reason: "No Reboot: Manual time change detected.")
            }
        } else {
            // The mathematical relationship is broken.
            // This can only happen if a new boot session has started, invalidating our saved values.
            // This correctly catches the "reboot and wait" scenario.
            return BootAnalysisResult(didReboot: true, bootTime: newBootTime, reason: "Genuine Reboot: Time continuity broken.")
        }
    }
    
    // MARK: - Helper Functions
    
    /// Fetches monotonic system uptime, which is not affected by clock changes.
    private static func getSystemUptime() -> TimeInterval {
        var ts = timespec()
        // CLOCK_MONOTONIC is the correct choice for iOS as it includes sleep time.
        guard clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &ts) == 0 else {
            // Provide a fallback for safety, though clock_gettime should not fail.
            return ProcessInfo.processInfo.systemUptime
        }
        return TimeInterval(ts.tv_sec) + TimeInterval(ts.tv_nsec) / 1_000_000_000
    }

    /// Fetches the calculated boot time from the kernel.
    private static func getKernelBootTime() -> Date {
        var mib = [CTL_KERN, KERN_BOOTTIME]
        var bootTime = timeval()
        var size = MemoryLayout<timeval>.size
        guard sysctl(&mib, UInt32(mib.count), &bootTime, &size, nil, 0) == 0 else {
            // In a real app, you might want to handle this error more gracefully.
            fatalError("sysctl KERN_BOOTTIME failed; errno: \(errno)")
        }
        return Date(timeIntervalSince1970: TimeInterval(bootTime.tv_sec))
    }
}

How to Use

Call the function early in your app's lifecycle, for example in your AppDelegate:

import UIKit

@main
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {

        let result = RebootDetector.checkForGenuineReboot()

        if result.didReboot {
            print("✅ A genuine reboot was detected!")
        } else {
            print("❌ No reboot occurred since the last launch.")
        }
        
        print("   Reason: \(result.reason)")
        print("   Current session boot time: \(result.bootTime)")

        // Your other setup code...
        return true
    }
}

We do not really consider the constants in time complexity. It does not matter if there is some constant being multiplied with time complexity or being added/subtraced/divided.
O(n+k)/O(kn)/O(n-k)/O(n/k), they all are same. Because they do not effect the time complexity much. However, if the time-complexity is effected exponentially. For example, in
O(log n)
then that does matter. I hope it helps

This happens when GitLab's default GIT_CLEAN_FLAGS includes -ffdx. Override this:

variables:
  UV_CACHE_DIR: .uv-cache
  GIT_STRATEGY: fetch
  GIT_CLEAN_FLAGS: none

This will preserve untracked files like .uv-cache/ between pipeline runs.

I also encountered this issue. I tried all of the methods provided here, but nothing worked. The packages were being installed under Python 3.13, but my VS Code interpreter was set to Python 3.12. Once I changed my interpreter to Python 3.13, everything worked.

To change the interpreter, press Ctrl+Shift+P in VS Code and type Python: Select Interpreter, then select the Python 3.13 interpreter.

Wild guess ... If you are using SQLLite or any JDBC provider that embeds their own DLL's/.so's in the jar and exports to $TMP - That might be an issue of $TMP is set as noexec.

When the .so/.dll can't load ... It may manifest as a classnotfound since the class didn't initialize we can cause a chain reaction to other classes not loading.

https://medium.com/@paul.pietzko/trust-self-signed-certificates-5a79d409da9b

this is the best solution I could find for this issue

Solved: The 'Ghost in the Manifest' was the root cause

After an exhaustive debugging process, I have found the solution. The problem was not with the Julia installation, the network, the antivirus, or the package registry itself, but with a corrupted Manifest.toml file inside my project folder.

Why the Error was So Misleading

The error ERROR: expected package ... to be registered was a symptom, not the cause. Here is the sequence of events that led to the unsolvable loop:

1. My very first attempt to run Pkg.instantiate() failed. This might have been due to a temporary network issue or the initial registry clone failing.

2. This initial failure left behind a half-written, corrupted Manifest.toml file. This file is the project's detailed "lock file" of all package versions.

3. Crucially, this corrupted manifest contained a "memory" of the package it first failed on (in my case, Arrow.jl).

4. From that point on, every subsequent Pkg command (instantiate, up, add CSV, etc.) would first read this broken Manifest.toml. It would see the "stuck" entry for Arrow and immediately try to resolve it before doing anything else, causing it to fail with the exact same error every single time.

This explains the "impossible" behavior where typing add CSV would result in an error about Arrow. The package manager was always being forced to re-live the original failure because of the corrupted manifest.

Wasted days on this issue too.

See why the problem exists here:
https://github.com/nxp-imx/meta-imx/blob/styhead-6.12.3-1.0.0/meta-imx-bsp/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-imx_6.12.bb#L56-L58

Resolution here:
https://community.nxp.com/t5/i-MX-Processors/porting-guide-errors/m-p/1578030/highlight/true#M199614

I am beginning with Jupyter lab use and I have similar issue running on Windows (please see below).

May someone explain what does it means and how to fix it ?

C:\Users\paulb>jupyter lab
Fail to get yarn configuration. C:\Users\paulb\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python313\Lib\site-packages\jupyterlab\staging\yarn.js:4
(()=>{var Qge=Object.create;var AS=Object.defineProperty;var bge=Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor;var Sge=Object.getOwnPropertyNames;var vge=Object.getPrototypeOf,xge=Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty;var J=(r=>typeof require<"u"?require:typeof Proxy<"u"?new Proxy(r,{get:(e,t)=>(typeof require<"u"?require:e)[t]}):r)(function(r){if(typeof require<"u")return require.apply(this,arguments);throw new Error('Dynamic require of "'+r+'" is not supported')});var Pge=(r,e)=>()=>(r&&(e=r(r=0)),e);var w=(r,e)=>()=>(e||r((e={exports:{}}).exports,e),e.exports),ut=(r,e)=>{for(var t in e)AS(r,t,{get:e[t],enumerable:!0})},Dge=(r,e,t,i)=>{if(e&&typeof e=="object"||typeof e=="function")for(let n of Sge(e))!xge.call(r,n)&&n!==t&&AS(r,n,{get:()=>e[n],enumerable:!(i=bge(e,n))||i.enumerable});return r};var Pe=(r,e,t)=>(t=r!=null?Qge(vge(r)):{},Dge(e||!r||!r.__esModule?AS(t,"default",{value:r,enumerable:!0}):t,r));var QK=w((GXe,BK)=>

SyntaxError: Unexpected token {
    at createScript (vm.js:56:10)
    at Object.runInThisContext (vm.js:97:10)
    at Module._compile (module.js:549:28)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:586:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:494:32)
    at tryModuleLoad (module.js:453:12)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:445:3)
    at Module.runMain (module.js:611:10)
    at run (bootstrap_node.js:387:7)
    at startup (bootstrap_node.js:153:9)

[W 2025-06-15 13:54:15.948 LabApp] Could not determine jupyterlab build status without nodejs

If you are using Github actions for deployment then you should checkout this

https://github.com/marketplace/actions/git-restore-mtime

This action step restores the timestamp very well and post that S3 sync will only upload the last updated file and not the entire directory

I was reading the 2024 spec version, which had a known inconsistency since 2022. It's been changed again to say that that ToPropertyKey is delayed on the a[b] = c construction; in reality, it is delayed on various other update expressions too. This '''specification''' is such a joke.

For anyone who finds this and still looking for help, based on the above and following this documentation from Cypress and had to customize it a bit for Task

https://docs.cypress.io/app/tooling/typescript-support#Types-for-Custom-Commands

Ended up with a cypress.d.ts file in my root with the following to dynamically set response types for the specific custom task name and not override all of "task".

declare global {
    namespace Cypress {
        interface Chainable {
            task<E extends string>(
                event: E,
                ...args: any[]
            ): Chainable<
                E extends 'customTaskName'
                    ? CustomResponse
                    : // add more event types here as needed
                      unknown
            >
        }
    }
}

Probably a chance for a cleaner approach if you have a large number of custom tasks, maybe a value map or something of the like. For now i am moving on cause way too much time wasted on this.

I had the same issue with windows (11) security blocking python from writing files inside my OneDrive Documents folder. Had to override the setting.

Alternatively in modern Excel, you can keep the VBA function as is and rely on Excel function MAP:

=SUM(1 * (MAP(AC3:AD3; LAMBDA(MyCell; GetFillColor(MyCell))) = 15))

When the key is null the default partitioner will be used. This means that, as you noted, the message will be sent to one of the available partitions at random. A round-robin algorithm will be used in order to balance the messages among the partitions.

After Kafka 2.4, the round-robin algorithm in the default partitioner is sticky - this means it will fill a batch of messages for a single partition before going onto the next one.

Of course, you can specify a valid partition when producing the message and it will be respected.

Ordering will not differ - messages will get appended to the log in the same order by their arrival time regardless if they have a key or not.

Thankyou for the help. I want to change the comment border on the workspace, because when choosing the recommended settings from dart I feel the comment border takes up too much space.

Temporarily return 'Text.From(daysDiffSPLY)' instead of the first null and you'll understand: You are comparing daysDiffSPLY and not daysDiffTY so you should compare it to [0, 6], [7, 34], ... instead of [365, 371], [372, 399], etc.

Take a look at this repository: https://github.com/VinamraVij/react-native-audio-wave-recording. I've implemented a method for recording audio with a waveform display and added animations that sync with the waveform and audio during recording. You may need to adjust the pitch values to improve the waveform visualization, as the pitch settings vary between Android and iOS.

Checkout this video demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3E_8gZ27MU

Suggestion to reinstall SELinux, for me it's always PERMISSIVE by default. If you reboot and after booting in in config says it's DISABLED that means the system itself stops this mode from doing this try: chown $USER:$USER /etc/selinux/config, and if that does not help try: chmod +x /etc/selinux/config.

Formatnumber is to do the opposite i.e. number to string,

The best would be FINDDECIMAL which will convert the first occurring numeric to number from the string field

If you’ve been exploring the world of crypto lately, you’ve probably seen people talk about NXRA crypto. But what exactly is it—and why does it matter?

In this friendly, step-by-step guide, we’ll explore what NXRA is, how it works, where it fits in the future of finance, and why people are investing in it right now. Whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned crypto fan, this article will help you understand the real value behind NXRA crypto—in simple terms.

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here is a simple option, just add these two lines to your CSS

details > div {
   border-radius: 0 0 10px 10px;
   box-shadow: 3px 3px 4px gray;
}

see a working example on my test site

You're trying to use config API that does not exist. I couldn't find documentations for that section.

Solution for your case - write your custom plugin and modify gradle settings as string there. It is described here https://github.com/expo/eas-cli/issues/2743

Modifying privacy settings in section "Global" applies to the current Windows session (and thus requires that every guy using this file applies the same setting). I would suggest to keep "Combine data according to each file's Privacy level settings" here.

If data handled by this one file are purely internal, then you can go to privacy settings in section "Current workbook" and select "Ignore the Privacy levels...". This will apply to all its users provided that they kept the "global" setting mentioned here above.

This is safer as you might have some other files using the web connector (now or in the future).

Now if your "PartNumber" comes from an Excel range, you could right click on its query and create a function "GetPartNumber" (without any input parameter). Then use "GetPartNumber()" instead of PartNumber in your query step "Query"; the firewall should not be triggered.

Just got the same error on Visual Studio 2022 using PowerShell Terminal. Fixed by switching the terminal from "Developer PowerShell" to "Developer Command Prompt".

I just found this. Thank you for your explanation.

$host_name = 'db5005797255.hosting-data.io';

$database = 'dbs4868780';

$user_name = 'xxxxxxxxx';

$password = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';

$link = new mysqli($host_name, $user_name, $password, $database);

if ($link->connect_error) {

die('\<p\>Failed to connect to MySQL: '. $link-\>connect_error .'\</p\>');

} else {

echo '\<p\>Connection to MySQL server successfully established.\</p\>';

}

?>

Just finished programming related to C++ and SFML today..Maybe you can try CmakeLists and some configuration files😝

I my case it was because of goAsync(). If you take resultCode before goAsync() call it contains RESULT_OK. But if you take if after goAsync() call it contains 0

There was nothing wrong with perspective projection matrix. There was small issue in clipping algorithm. z-near should be zero because I was using vulkan's canonical view volume. An other issue was that P2.x > P2.w & P2.x < -P2.w wasn't impossible because viewing frustum is inverted when z < 0. So I just needed to clip from near plane first and the from other planes.

num = 1234

return [ int(x) for x in str(num) ]

Convert num to str, iterates and converts each int to str and adds to a list.

I my case, it was because I failed to set the correct value in the.plist file for each flavor or environment. I accidentally set the value to the project Info.plist intead of the OneSignalNotificationServiceExtension/Info.plist.

Screenshot of my xcode settings

We're having the same issue on Xcode 26 beta 1.

It is hidden on Xcode 16.4 but not on 26 beta 1. I did not see any changes in the API in the new update So I think this is a bug related to the OS or Xcode.

I'm submitting a bug for Apple about it.

I would go for outlining the polygon with line-to's first, then fill them with pixels, then check if my point is inside them. I know that it may go slower than the algorithm that suppose to run but however I prefer being comfortable with my code when dealing with such problems. To be honest, that algorithm is not something like an idea that comes very quick then implement very clearly.

The line-to is here and fill function is here. Fill will not work with a concave polygon. It may need some update.

Docker desktop shows the sizes of layers in the image:

I am also experiencing the same issue, and looking for someone to resolve my issue.

Vertically centered and horizontally centered

.parent div {
  display: flex;
  height: 300px;
  width: 100px;
  background-color: gainsboro;
  align-items: center;
  justify-content: center:
}

• Vertical alignment : align-items
• Horizontal alignment : justify-content

To vertically center the text inside the div's you need to give display: flex and align-items: center to .parent div this will make their text vertically center, you can also give justify-content: center to horizontally center them.

You can check if the e.HasMorePages is true and get all the pages from an array and print it. Something like this.

if(e.HasMorePages)
{
    for(int i =0; i < PagesArray.Length; i++)
    {
      YouPrintMethod(PagesArray[i]);
    }
}

Hope my tip can help you.

Possible Causes

1. File Path or Name Issue: Ensure the file path and name match the item registry name (`chemistrycraft:items\bottle_of_air.json`).

2. JSON Syntax Error: Verify the JSON syntax is correct (yours appears to be).

3. Missing Model Key: Although your file structure looks standard for item models, some model types might require a "model" key. Consider checking Minecraft Forge documentation or examples.

I install node.js 16 and other required packages but I don't know what to do with package manager

With the StringContent we have to read it

using System.Net.Http;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

public async Task ReadStringContentAsync()
{
  
    string contentString = await theStringContent.ReadAsStringAsync();

    //do something with the string
}

Same problem after long long time, I got exact same opinion with you I could not deal with child_pricess and all of the other packages, it is so frustrating. Now I want to use c++/py to print labels for product. But there is another way, if you are using electron then you can print the window, use mvc to create pop-up window and use window.print() to print this window, using by usb001 port, not file print.

I had this table doesn't exist error. It went away when I reran after quitting SQLiteStudio. I suspect the table can't be created if the .db file is open.

What you describe is called a JSON schema.

For example the JSON schema for the following JSON:

{
        "first" : "Fred",
        "last" : "Flintstone"
}

Would be something like this:

{
  "type": "object",
  "properties": {
    "first": { "type": "string" },
    "last": { "type": "string" },
  }
}

You can then use the jsonschema package for validation:

from jsonschema import validate


validate(
    instance=json_to_validate, schema=json_schema,
)

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use awsCredentials inside of your inputs with your service connection name to access the credentials

I was able to solve the issue by adding an account in the Xcode settings under "accounts".

In the signing and capabilities menu, it looked like I was under my personal developer account (which looked correct) instead of my work account. It said My Name (Personal Team). Then when I added my personal developer account in the settings, it showed up as another item in the team dropdown but without "Personal Team".

It then worked because it was finally pulling the certs using the correct team id.

It can be caused by your active VPN session. Just disconnect your VPN and try again.

It's because you create a specified function for one object only.
To improve your work you can create a constructor then reuse the constructor's code to applies it to a specific object.

To understand better it is advisable to look into the dependency tree of the pom. It will show the included transitive dependencies which got pulled in by the dependencies declared . So , with that we can understand why this results in any conflicts. For example, I had jackson-core(2.19.0) and then added jackson-binding(2.19.0). It started showing conflict saying issue with jackson-binding 2.19.0 having conflict with 2.18.3 . But I had no where jackson-binding 2.18.3 . So , when I looked at the dependency tree, I saw jackson-binding 2.19.0 was including transitive dependency jackson-core 2.18.3 . Hence, it resulted in conflict . Hope it helps to understand . P.S. the transitive dependencies can be excluded or we can tell our ide which version to be effective.

I have the exact same problem, and in my case npx tsx script works but the IDE Typescript service throws the above error. I gave up trying to solve this, I don't think it's worth the time. Instead, a simple built-in alternative in JS is:

let arr = [1, 2, 3];
Math.max(...arr);

Have you find any solution for it. I'm getting same error and verified everything?

You need to keep moving the player with velocity, but also call MovePosition on top of it if the player is on the platform. And MovePosition will only receive the delta of the platform, while the user inputted movement will still go into velocity.

For Xcode 16.4 use this AppleScript:

tell application "Xcode"
    activate
    
    set targetProject to active workspace document
    build targetProject
    run targetProject
end tell

Thank you for your answer, and I appreciate it.

For Yarn users

yarn build

yarn start

should achieve the same thing as npm run build

If using pnpm try adding the snippet below to `.npmrc` file

publicHoistPattern:
  - '*expo-modules-autolinking'
  - '*expo-modules-core'
  - '*babel-preset-expo'

You may have set your keys in keybindings.json

For me it was s, so anytime I pressed the letter s, it showed the message

It's ugly, but it should work for anything that format-table works with, which means any sort of object, not just predefined types (though you'll get a lot of output for unknowns).

$($($($obj[0] | format-table | Out-string).split('-')[0]).split(" ").trim() | WHERE { $_.length -gt 0 })

I think you mean running code in the search engine? Just turn on dev settings.

I put the equal sign in a pair of double quotes, and when passed to the command file, which runs the FINDSTR command, the command completely ignores the double quotes, and treats the equal sign as a normal parameter.

E.G. the command line 'runfindstr.cmd if @string "=" *.txt, returns all *.txt files with text "if @string =" in any of the lines.

If the command you are using doesn't ignore the double quotes, you can always put multiple versions of the command in the command file, one of which is preceded with 'if %n equ "="' (where n is the relative position of the parameter) then carry out command with a hard coded = character.

was the observer set?

AdaptyUI().setObserver(your_implementation_of_the_AdaptyUIObserver)

Killing Dock did not work for me but restarting the Mac did

I ran into the same issue. I tried using golang:1.24.4-bullseye and golang:1.24.4-alpine3.22, but neither worked - both failed during compilation due to missing libraries required by V8. Fortunately, golang:1.24.3-bookworm worked for me as the builder stage, and I used ubuntu:22.04 as the final stage.

I had the same issue, and I asked Ai. but its response was not satisfying, saying "You cannot read or change the current page number" due to security .. if you got the answer please prode it to me.

the-woody-woodpecker-show-1957_meta.sqlite

Its really strange when your favorite app does not full fill your demands, Same is the case of instagram but you can try honista with far better privacy and with better display options. Ghost mode is real game changer just give a try

I faced the same issue, after googling it I found that

https://github.com/dotnet/maui/issues/25648

where you can simply create another new emulator, and it worked for me

The issue could also be due to a version mismatch between Kafka Connect and the Kafka API used in your connector. I encountered the same problem and resolved it by changing the Kafka API version.

In my case I had a wrong name in android/app/build.gradle.kts under signingConfigs

signingConfigs {
    create("upload") { //<--- make sure to set upload here

Downside of NOT using quotes for keys of associative array?

No downside.

What is the purpose of this,

The purpose is to visually represent what is a string and what is a command, and to differentiate between associative and non-associative array. It's cosmetics.

does it guard against something I am not foreseeing with literals?

No.

Indeed that was an issue and it got fixed in v9.2.0 via this Slickgrid-Universal PR

You can see an animated gif in the PR or via this link

@johneh93 answer worked for me. I'll upvote it, but don't have enough reputation points

I want to find all the servers someone is in, but I don't know how to do what you said on mobile. Can you show me?

I installed different emulator and this works for me

In the Apps Script IDE, you may want to use breakpoints instead of the debugger statement.

See Use the debugger and breakpoints.

The error message is telling you what's wrong:

"failed to create containerd task: failed to create shim task: OCI runtime create failed: runc create failed: unable to start container process: exec: "driver": executable file not found in $PATH: unknown"

• Failed to create the containerd task

• unable to start container process exec "driver"

• executable file not found in $PATH unknown

The message is telling you that the driver pod's container is trying to run the command "driver" but it can't find the exec file in the container's path.

You mentioned that --deploy-mode cluster is being used. Spark is trying to launch the driver inside a K8s pod using the Docker image.

This error usually happens when the following occurs:

• The image has no valid ENTRYPOINT or CMD

• Spark is missing from the image

Double check the configuration files (i.e YAML files), the entrypoint is correctly set and the Dockerfile is correct with the CMD.

I have found another StackOverflow that looks similar to help resolve the issue, if not, I'd recommend:

• review the Docker logs

• Check the logs on the EKS pod for any information on K8's end:

  $ kubectl logs <pod name> -n <namespace>

Also giving us more information helps us help you, providing any logs from Docker or kubectl will give us more context/root cause of the issue.

If you want to manipulate which files are put in the .tar.gz, you need to create a MANIFEST.in file and configure it as so:

prune .gitignore
prune .github

Then run this to build:

python pyproject.toml sdist

Examine the tar created under /dist

Today, for those who are experiencing this issue, you can download it from the Downloads section on Apple’s Developer page: https://developer.apple.com/download/all/?q=command

I did a similar setup, everything was fine using nodeport until I had to use my apis in FE angular app which requires SSL certificate to be configured which requires domain to be mapped to the Ip, where nodeport doesnt work. You need to use the default 443 port.

After finding this thread, it seems like one of the answers there works for my case as well (as long as (0,0) is changed to (0, -1) ):

window.scrollTo(0, -1);
setTimeout(() => { window.scrollTo(0, -1); }, 100);

All these suggestions are helpful, thank you!

I came up with a solution like this. Using typeid was not really necessary, so I decided to index each Wire by name. I tried using the std::any to eliminate WireBase but could not get the right cast magic to work.

The (templated) Meyers singleton would work too, except that I want to be able to delete a Hub and make everything go away. I am effectively using a bunch of singletons, but want the application to be able to reset to the initial state.

class Hub
{
    public:

        template<class T>
        Wire<T>* get_wire (std::string name)
        {
            WireBase *result = wires[name];
            if (result == nullptr)
            {
                result = new Wire<T>();
                wires[name] = result;
            }
            return static_cast<Wire<T>*>(result);
        }

    private:

        std::map<std::string, WireBase*> wires;
};

The Wire class looks something like this:

template<typename T>
class Wire: public WireBase
{
    public:

        void publish (const T &message)
        {
            for (std::function<void (const T& message)> &handler : subscribers)
            {
                handler(message);
            }
        }

        void subscribe (std::function<void (const T&)> &handler)
        {
            subscribers.push_back(handler);
        }

    private:
        std::vector<std::function<void (const T&)>> subscribers;
};


With a Demo function:


void Demo::execute ()
{
    std::cout << "Starting demo" << std::endl;
    Hub hub;

    std::cout << "Hub " << hub << std::endl;

    Wire<Payload1> *w1 = hub.get_wire<Payload1>("w1");
    Wire<Payload2> *w2 = hub.get_wire<Payload2>("w2");

    std::cout << "W1 " << w1 << std::endl;
    std::cout << "W2 " << w2 << std::endl;

    std::function<void (const Payload1&)> foo1 = [] (const Payload1 &p)
    {
        std::cout << "Foo1 " << p.get() << std::endl;
    };

    std::function<void (const Payload2&)> foo2 = [] (const Payload2 &p)
    {
        std::cout << "Foo2 " << p.get() << std::endl;
    };

    w1->subscribe(foo1);
    w2->subscribe(foo2);
    Payload1 p1;
    Payload2 p2;
    w1->publish(p1);
    w2->publish(p2);

    std::cout << "Ending demo" << std::endl;
}

Starting demo
Hub #[Hub]
W1 #[Payload1>]
W2 #[Payload2>]
Foo1 Payload1
Foo2 Payload2
Ending demo