I totally agree. The errors are same to most. It's really shameful to see poor docs and resources to connect the Electron build app to Transporter to Apple Connect. Electron says do MAS build but then it gives .app folder but Transporter app asks .pkg file ipa files only
You can check Jujutsu—a version control system from the link: https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj
It's written in Rust. It started as a hobby project of one of the Google Devs and now is used within Google as well. And it's open source
Although I can't say it's an complete alternative to Git or Piper, still it has some improvements over some git features. You can also check this short youtube video which gives it's overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZqFaMlufDY
when genererting CF_API_TOKEN you have to ensure cloudflare pages and workers permissions (Cloudflare Pages:Edit, Workers Scripts:Edit) are selected with Edit permissions.
If you're working with relationships and performance is a key concern (especially in high-volume environments), indexing strategies can help—but they do have limitations when it comes to relationships in Neo4j. If your use case involves vehicle data or auction listings, I suggest taking a look at https://auctionsapi.com — it provides ready-to-use APIs for structured vehicle and auction data, which might save you from having to build complex graph queries from scratch.
Both approaches you mentioned for creating the model are valid, depending on your goals:
Starting from the problem domain (conceptual schema) means you focus on the real-world concepts and design your Java classes to represent those directly. This approach keeps your model clean and focused on the business logic, which is great for maintainability and clarity.
Starting from the restructured database schema means your Java model closely reflects the database tables and columns, ignoring any extra surrogate keys you added. This can make data handling more straightforward but might couple your model tightly to the database structure.
In many projects, a mix of both is used: design your model based on the problem domain for clarity, then map it to the database schema via DAO implementations for data access. This helps keep the code organized and flexible.
I found this SO question while debugging a similar issue in my own project. It was very useful but it did not provide the full solution for me. I would like to add the following Cypress documentation page explains how Cypress.on() and cy.on() work: https://docs.cypress.io/api/cypress-api/catalog-of-events. This page starts by listing names of events, information I did not need. When I read on however, I saw the heading: "Binding to Events". The difference between Cypress.on() and cy.on() is explained there. This difference has to do with the amount of test code for which exceptions have to be ignored.
your description of a problem is pretty incoherent. what does it mean for a linear equation system to be 3d? can't you just reshape the arrays to be A (n, m), X (n, m), B (m,) where m = n*d? (eg A2d = A3d.reshape((n, n*d)))
then the np.linalg.solve or np.linalg.lstsq will do the job.
Basically the browser (at least Edge/Chrome) verifies the request the same it does when connecting to the requested URL.
So I usually make sure the service as well accepts a "GET" to which I forward the user (as in window.open(), prompt to click a link, or similar) when I detect that the connection fails. With that, the user can run through the usual "accept" process for the certificate.
I was wondering if there is a way to find out the number of rows or number of files for tables registered in Unity Catalog.
Is there a system table or a built-in function that provides this information more reliably?
You can try to Check for Empty Tables or Tables with No Files in Unity Catalog .
Unity Catalog doesn't have a built-in system table that directly shows the number of rows or files in each table. But you can write a notebook or script to get that information by combining metadata from system.information_schema.tables with details pulled using the DESCRIBE DETAIL command.
Below is the PySpark script that filters and prints only the tables that have either Zero records or zero fileSize:
I have created three tables, one with records and other two keeping empty to test the python code.
from pyspark.sql.functions import col
from delta.tables import DeltaTable
catalog = "my_catalog"
schema = "my_schema"
tables_df = spark.sql(f"""
SELECT table_name
FROM {catalog}.information_schema.tables
WHERE table_schema = '{schema}'
""")
tables = [row["table_name"] for row in tables_df.collect()]
for table in tables:
full_name = f"{catalog}.{schema}.{table}"
detail = spark.sql(f"DESCRIBE DETAIL {full_name}").collect()[0]
num_files = detail['numFiles']
size_bytes = detail['sizeInBytes']
if (num_files == 0 or num_files == 0):
print(f"{full_name}: numFiles={num_files}, sizeInBytes={size_bytes}")
So this code does the following:
-It lists all tables in a specified Unity Catalog catalog (my_catalog) and schema (my_schema) by querying the information_schema.tables view.
-For each table, it runs DESCRIBE DETAIL to retrieve metadata, specifically looking at the number of files (numFiles) and the total size on disk (sizeInBytes).
-It prints the table name and size details only if the table has zero files (numFiles == 0), which typically indicates that the table has no data stored.
In most scenarios, we use Givens/Jacobi rotations Q_{i,j} acting on rows/columns i and j and want to zero out an element A(i,j), for example, in computing QR decomposition or using Jacobi rotations to compute eigenvalues for symmetric matrices. But here we do not want that, and instead we want to use Q_{i,j} and zero out an element A(i, j-1).
Why?
When we use Q_{i,j} from both sides we create linear combinations of i-th and j-th row/column and for element A(i,j) we add both the other column and row, which makes it harder to keep track of what we are doing.
But if we want to zero out the element A(i, j-1), we only create the linear combination with the row j, which is easier to keep track of. Essentially, what we are doing is using A(j,j-1) to zero out elements A(j+1, j-1), A(j+2, j-1), ..., A(n,j-1) for the column j-1.
For completeness, I asked my question at community.intel.com Force error on warning and in intel compiler versions after 2025.1.1, throwing an error on unused variable will be supported. Apparently the unused variable message is classified as a "remark", and does not error in other versions of intel compiler, but the option to error on remarks will be supported in future versions.
Thanks to this hint i could resolve my situation from
public class DateiHandling : IDateiHandling
{
/// <inheritdoc/>
public string DateiInhalt(in string ganzerName)
{
return File.ReadAllText(ganzerName);//Methode with exceptions i want to convey
}
}
public interface IDateiHandling
{
/// <summary>
/// Liest den Inhalt der Datei auf der Festpaltte aus.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ganzerName">Absoluter Pfad zur Datei.</param>
/// <returns>Inhalt der Datei, als String.</returns>
/// <inheritdoc cref="File.ReadAllText(string)"/> //Here the linkage to the original method
public string DateiInhalt(in string ganzerName);
}
This Perfectly resulted in me getting all the exceptions info from the Methode File.ReadAllText(string) conveniently displayed in the interface wrapper.
I don't know of any way to do this in Chromium-based browsers and it's something I'm missing as well. Just wanted to mention that Firefox can do this, in case it's a hard requirement.
After more or less 7 days from the moment I put the video link in my app (the link was a youtu.be link, but I'm not sure it's needed) the vertical and fullscreen preview magically appeared. So well, just wait.
This happens from time to time when the installation is actually successful. Can you check in Windows -> Services if the sql server is already running?
In 2025, you can still use RSS to get commit notifications. It is not visible in UI, but you can add commits.atom to URL then subscribe to this feed with your RSS reader.
If you're searching to filter all blank rows, you can do it with multiple filters easily.
I used this formula (watch out the locale): =ARRAYFORMULA(FILTER(Sheet1!A2:A;Sheet1!C2:C="mysearch";Sheet1!B2:B<>""))
To at least partially answer the Question, this is what I found out so far
1.) locale support in MinGW seems broken
2.) when retrieving a path with std::filesystem it is correct internally
3.) ofstrem and ifstream can take filesystem ::path, so if you retrieved an path with umlauts, you can load and save data with this path utilizing ofstrem and ifstream
4.) as soon you want to manipulate the path - need of conversion to a string and back to filesystem ::path - things go wrong. So e.g. if you replace the extension without touchning the part of the path with the umlauts, thats fine. If you replace the filename, even if you just retrieved the filename and appended some string, it goes wrong
as of today these are my findings with no solution to point 4
You're encountering this error because the method CriteriaBuilder.isFalse() expects a parameter of type Expression<Boolean>, but you're passing a mock of type Path<Object>. Although Path<Boolean> is a subtype of Expression<Boolean>, your mock is declared as Path<Object>, and that's why the compiler complains.
You can add a value after nameSingleItem with an example SingleItemCategoryModel(nameSingleItem: "VVIP", vaalue '15-1') //example value:15-1. 15 is the camp id, 1 is the room type id
<Grid>
<Row>
<Row *>
<Grid Row:0> <!--The header now has its own grid -->
<Column *>
<Column *>
<Column *>
<Column>
<HeaderContent>
</Grid>
<Content>
<TreeItems Row:1> <!-- Note that now there is only one column so I don't need to declare it -->
</Grid>
I still don't understand whats happening on the first option and my main take away is try not to declare a grid with columns and rows at the same time.
I have fixed issue by calling script outside of IIS. I created script using my application and created event scheduler that call script & generate stl file. This way script start using GPU.
This question seems to be Missing data version in tablet replicas. Check replica versions with show tablet and show partitions. Use admin repair or mark bad replicas with admin set replica status for automatic repair.
This might not be the answer you are looking for, but it is the only way I can get it to show multiple columns on one X-value; by adding each point to a separate Series.
Try tflite.setWasmPath('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@tensorflow/[email protected]/dist/');, it still tried to load locally, and then did a fallback to this URL.
I have yet to actually try any of the mssql functions, but now I can require the mssql and not have the project crash.
const sql = require("mssql");
With other versions of mssql I got the errors and could not try anything with the SQL server connection. I am still not sure why I get the errors with later versions of mssql which should be compatible with the version of nodejs I am susing, all I can think is that some of the other packages perhaps interfered with finding the module 'node:events'.
may I know how to keep the same number of observations for the dataset as the number present in the shapefile?
Suppose there are 2 period of panel data of 20 regions meanwhile the shpfile only have 20 regions, how to make them the same? Does it mean you split the 2 periods and attach the weight for each period?
I also face the same problem on my windows 10 PC. I start using Git without knowing it's garbage collection system. I usually use git from git bash terminal, so i create commit push it to git hub create branch, rebase it and lot's of things. One day i open Git GUI provided with git bash. It says that i have 704 loos object need to compress it. If i say yes then it give error like "Deletion of directory '.git/objects/01' failed, should i try again?" if it try 100 times it still not able to delete it. Git GUI i bad in this situation, i need to restart the PC to stop it ( task manager can't close it). then inside git bash i call git gc (gc for garbage collection) it also give the same error except i am able to close the git bash program, which is good. Then i tried "git gc --prune=now --aggressive --force" command but nothing works. At the end i have to manually delete all the directory git gc failed to delete, which is very very painful. After completing all the deletion my .git/objects folder contain only 5 directory. This is how i solve it. If anyone have a better solution, please share it.
The behavior I described was very consistent across many tests and many hours, and when I searched for an answer all I could find was people telling me: this is impossible!
Well, I finally revisited it, and tried to reproduce it, and it doesn't work anymore. I haven't been able to reproduce this behavior.
So, the answer seems to be, if this happens to you, reboot, cross your fingers, and hope it goes away.
Apologies to all of you who were as frustrated with me as I was frustrated with you.
Your approach is good but it works only for a couple of lines.. How about for a Report of 90 or 130 lines.. The For Next Loop needs to find the End of the Report, Read, Make the Calculations, and Write the Totals.. for each line.. Thanks to your Suggestions I made the Macro Run Well, but again it works on only One line.. I need it to loop thru the whole Report.. Can I send you my Code... ?
Sounds like you're really close — great job getting the backoffice working! That “Your app is running but waiting content” screen usually means your homepage isn’t published or linked correctly in Umbraco.
Check the following:
Make sure your root content node is published and has a template assigned.
Confirm the node is set as the start page (check Culture & Hostnames settings).
Also, verify that your pipeline is deploying the correct media and views folders if you're using custom templates.
public static void prime(int n) {
int i = 2;
while(i < n) {
if (n % i == 0){
System.out.println(n + " is not prime");
return;
}
i++;
}
System.out.println(n+" is a prime number");
}
This was only fixed for me on iOS. On Android, I'm still having the same problem after updating Expo SDK 52 to 53. I'm sharing the code that fixed the problem for me on iOS devices. If I remove any of these properties, including styles, the app crashes.
It turns out that this dictionary is an object from a library that is not coherent with what I am trying to acheive. I had to check the object browser before I realize this dictionary was from Selenium Basic instead of MS Scripting Runtime Library.
Did a bunch more research on this by researching the cdc-acm, the usbmon function and the USB specification.
It looks like the bulk channels being the dropoff/entry points for serial data was a flawed assumption.
I won't rehash everything here, but if I were to do this again:
The cdc_acm driver is a bit more involved than I realized and there are numerous exception cases to work around flawed/differing implementations.
I ended up using the i2c-tiny-usb driver as my basis. I uploaded the Arduino i2c_tiny_usb_adapter example to my Seeeduino Xiao, connected, then offered it as an example. I then used i2cdetect to run a scan.
I used usbmon to monitor traffic of that scan. That way I could reconstruct what was "really" going on.
The USB Spec indicates every device has an endpoint 0 control interface which configure the device. For simple implementations, such as I2C, you can just get/request data via that interface.
Alright, after a bunch more testing it seems that clamping the angle where the barrels can rotate up and down messes up the raycast hitpoint for some reason???? I don't understand why it makes the X value stop changing as soon as it hit something that wasn't terrain but when I removed the clamp it became normal.
Fully aware this is an old question, but I wanted to point other people with similar issues to some open sourced API documentation run by the community (I’m one of the contributors, full disclosure). It has nearly full coverage of the GroupMe API.
The relevant docs regarding GroupMe Topics are here, but I’d encourage anyone who’s interested to take a look at anything and everything else, because it’s a lot more complete than the official docs at dev.groupme.com.
It is recommended to find a machine that can connect to the external network and compile it, and then copy the relevant directory of the thridparty to the development machine.
let isVisible = true; // or false
let columns = ['columnFieldKey1', 'columnFieldKey2'];
let gridApi = agGrid.createGrid(gridDiv, gridOptions);
gridApi.setColumnsVisible(columns, isVisible);
I was facing the exact problem,
and switching from child_process.fork (Nodejs ) to ElectronJS's utilityProcess solved it for me ! (No more suspicious second instance on asar build)
