Try adding 'timeout /t 1 >nul' command, it gives 1-second delay between each clipboard operation, you should be able to access each entry individually then.
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I got this too. In my case it meant I was still using providers to import XYZComponent. I deleted that provider reference completely: it was no longer necessary.
I also asked this question on the Nuxt-Subreddit r/Nuxt and the answer was this:
It’s only going to fetch it once. Either SSR (server side) or
client-side. You need to store the data in some form of state so that
as your navigate client-side, the data remains accessible as it’s
persisted across page views.
That is unless the SDK you’re using does re-fetching and updating or
something like you have in libraries like TanStack Query. Though I’ve
seen that more used in the React world.
For Nuxt using the built in fetching and combining it with useState or
Pinia is the recommended approach.
So basically, I had the wrong understanding of how the built-in fetch in Nuxt is working.
You can customize most of the code generated by @SuperBuilder, except for internal methods (e.g. self()). You have to make sure that the builder class declaration headers match those that would have been generated by lombok. Due to the heavy generics usage, we strongly advice to take the uncustomized delomboked code as a reference when customizing @SuperBuilder.
As an example, add an internal class to customize the builder could look like this:
@SuperBuilder(toBuilder = true)
class Report extends BasicReport {
// ...
private String reportType;
public static abstract class ReportBuilder<C extends Report, B extends ReportBuilder<C, B>>
extends BasicReport.BasicReportBuilder<C, B> {
public C build() {
Objects.requireNonNull(reportType);
Report r = new Report(self());
Objects.requireNonNull(r.getBasicProperty());
return (C)r;
}
// ...
I worked out a way to get around it using JSON encoding / decoding.
I noted that a JSONEncoder and JSONDecoder DID encode/decode the undocumented struct properties that the Xcode compiler does not recognise. (Why? How?) I created a custom struct to decode back into with all the properties of the new WeatherKit.WeatherAlert structure. The new properties are now available to use on the MyWeatherAlertObject.
I chose to guard whether onsetTime and endDate were non-nil, so I can trigger a WeatherKit REST API lookup for these alerts, as that also returns all the properties.
@available(iOS 16.0, *)
struct MyWeatherAlertObject: Codable {
var detailsURL: URL
var source: String
var date: Date
var expirationDate: Date
var issuedDate: Date
var onsetTime: Date?
var endDate: Date?
var summary: String
var description: String
var details: URL?
var region: String?
var severity: WeatherKit.WeatherSeverity
var importance: String
var metadata: WeatherKit.WeatherMetadata
var id: UUID
init?(fromWeatherAlert alert: WeatherAlert?) {
guard let alert = alert,
let data = try? JSONEncoder().encode(alert),
let obj = try? JSONDecoder().decode(MyWeatherAlertObject.self, from: data),
// no point using if these two are missing
obj.onsetTime != nil && obj.endDate != nil
else { return nil }
self = obj
}
}
Quarto and Rmarkdown are different frameworks, so you'll want to use the right function to render the document.
If you are currently using rmarkdown::render() to produce this document, you should switch to using quarto::quarto_render(). See docs for this function here. That way, all the quarto processing and features should work. If that doesn't fix it, then we can troubleshoot further.
I was working on this project on a separate branch in Git and while this theoretically shouldn't be possible, it seems my CSS was not properly applying itself until I merged the branch into main. Afterwards, the CSS applied perfectly to the file, without having to make any additional changes.
So if your CSS doesn't apply to your FXML file despite the code logically being correct and you were working on a separate branch like I was, merging your branch into your main/master may be the solution.
cURL doesn't expose the complete raw HTTP request (including POST fields) in its verbose output. You'll need to either manually log the data you're sending (e.g. echo or write out the POST data before setting CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS) or use an external tool to capture the full request.
I was playing with the same code converted into HTBasic. With your input data 1, 2, 0, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 I am getting the following results after calling the transform function once:
0: 1.63835743042 (same)
1: 3.69032741985 (same)
2: 7.93296810697 (very different)
3: 12.1941911655 (very different)
4: -2.50954891121 (very different)
5: 0.388228567654 (same)
6: -0.129409522551 (very different)
7: -3.40612438338 (very different)
I do get the correct number of elements.
Note that I said "after calling the transform function ONCE", on the bearcave site in the daub.java code, you can see that the function is called multiple times, depending on the size of the input array.
I am very eager to find what can be wrong with our implementation!
There's another scenario with MP3 files. MP3s need to selectively add padding bytes to their frames to ensure the final file size matches its stated bitrate. If an MP3 file's frames aren't properly padded with these bytes, it can still play normally, but its actual bitrate will be lower than what's claimed.
Due to browsers calculating data positions at specific times based on MP3 file bitrates, this can lead to some inaccuracies.
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Solution (Downgrade to React Router 6.9.0) !
After debugging and testing different versions, I found that this issue does not exist in [email protected]. If you are facing this issue, simply downgrade by running:
If any of the above solutions didn't solve the issue. You could try doing the following to help get rid of the error of being unable to install d2l package on Windows.
Download the Python version >3.10 & < 3.11
update the torch and torchvision versions to 2.3 and 0.18 with the command.
The main idea is to track resources loading process using PerformanceObserver. There are some complications:
We don't need to track ALL the resources since not all of them are crucial for app initialization. In ideal world we could use bundle analyzer to collect list of critical resources and then use this list to filter resources in observer, but currently I don't see any way to accomplish this, so we can just use some regexp to filter a short amount of resources that we find critical - for angular 14 it's main, polyfills, scripts, runtime, vendor and styles. This approach needs tweaking for other versions of Angular or other frameworks
If we want to track the whole loading process we should also track sizes of files - total size and downloaded size. In order to do this we use transferSize. Cached resources have zero transferSize, so we use decodedBodySize
In order to track errors we can use duration property of entry - if resource failed to load the entry will have zero duration
If some critical resources failed to load then we refresh the page and hope that this time it will load successfully
We don't want our user to fall into neverending page refresh abyss, so upon refresh we should somehow preserve a number of current refresh attempt - via LocalStorage or URL params, increase it with any refresh, and then prohibit page refresh if amount of refresh attempts reached a maximum
Resources tracking process should be finished either upon loading all critical resources, or upon successfull app initialization. If we choose the second way we should send an appropriate event from angular to parent page, from AppComponent or from APP_INITIALIZER
the solution from @zealous-system is great, but sometimes the text(1 or 2 letters) moves to the second line because of rounding, so instead of using constraints.maxWidth, you can create a variable maxWidth = constraints.maxWidth - 10
Azure Blob Storage account creation: To allow public access vs disable/limited public access
As you mentioned, when creating the Storage account in Azure the options for Network Access, is it safe to use the enable public access from all networks?
Enabling public access grants permissions at the container level in the storage account, allowing you to keep sensitive data containers private while enabling public access only for necessary folders.
If your users have Static IPs means you can restrict access to only specific IP addresses and block unwanted traffic.
Even if network access is enabled for all network's also people cannot easily authenticate. Because it needs anyone of authentication.
If the user has any one of this only, they can be able to authenticate.
Non-public is more secure compared to this, if you are enabled to virtual network and firewall particular user can access through only same virtual network, if they have access also, they can't be able to access if they are not in same virtual network.
Parece que estás enfrentando un error relacionado con la exportación de Toast en HeroUI. Esto suele ocurrir cuando la biblioteca no está correctamente instalada o importada en tu proyecto.
Posibles soluciones:
1️⃣ Verifica la instalación de HeroUI
Asegúrate de que la biblioteca esté instalada correctamente ejecutando:
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npm install @heroui/react
Luego, revisa que el import en tu archivo sea el correcto:
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import { Toast } from "@heroui/react";
Si Toast no está incluido en el paquete, puede que HeroUI haya cambiado la estructura de sus exportaciones en una actualización reciente.
2️⃣ Comprueba la versión de HeroUI
Si el problema persiste, revisa la versión instalada con:
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npm list @heroui/react
Si estás usando una versión más reciente, revisa la documentación oficial de HeroUI para confirmar si Toast sigue siendo una exportación disponible.
3️⃣ Alternativa: Usa otra biblioteca de notificaciones
Si necesitas una solución rápida, puedes considerar una alternativa como react-toastify, que es una opción popular y fácil de implementar:
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npm install react-toastify
Ejemplo de uso:
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import { toast } from "react-toastify";
toast.success("¡Notificación exitosa!");
Espero que esto te ayude a resolver el problema. Si también te interesa disfrutar de juegos en Android, puedes encontrar una opción confiable para Descargar Fortnite APK y jugar sin complicaciones. 🚀🎮
You have to manually push your master and develop branches to origin. You're probably getting the "refusing to delete the current branch" because it's the only branch on origin and that always makes it the current branch.
The issue happens because PostgreSQL is already running on your Mac and is using port 5432, which conflicts with your Docker container. Here’s how you can resolve it:
1️⃣ Stop PostgreSQL properly on macOS
Since you installed PostgreSQL via Homebrew, the correct way to stop it is:
brew services stop postgresql
Then, check if the port is still in use:
sudo lsof -i :5432
2️⃣ Kill the process manually (if needed)
If PostgreSQL is still running, force it to stop by killing the process:
sudo kill -9 521 # Replace 521 with the actual PID
You can try the Data Source for contact form 7 ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/cf7-data-source/ ). It includes a pair of additional controls, Recordsed, to get the data from different data sources, like a database, a CSV file, a JSON structure, and other alternatives, and the RecordSet Field Link control that allows you to connect the form fields, like the DropDown field with the RecordSet to populate the first one with the information obtained from the data source.
You can find multiple functional examples in the following link:
Ive got the same problem, maybe its a caching-plugin issue or elementor cache feature. When i try in a icognito-tab, it seems to work. But after deleting browser-cache, it appears once, looks like a bug or something else?
Since Flutter 3.29 (started since 3.27), the default renderer is Impeller instead of Skia.
When building the application, the logs show the following line: Using the Impeller rendering backend (OpenGLES)
Impeller crashes on my device (I don't know the exact reasons), but it must be disabled:
In android\app\src\main\AndroidManifest.xml, add the following block in <application>:
Sounds like you need to use a combination of BY.EXP and WHEN ASSOCIATED. This will normalize your multivalues select against your filters and only display the values you want to see.
Good idea to check your DICT to ensure the mv's you're using are all associated.
plus i added 60rem in padding to the top of the page, i can scroll and see both the top and bottom portion of the modal, not a great fix, but it works, need to get Kevin Powell on this.
I encountered an issue related to server-side rendering where a method with the name #methodname was causing errors. Upon investigation, I found that the method was duplicated in my codebase, leading to confusion during execution. This duplication appears to be interfering with the rendering process.
Here is the script to select the records between dates. This code should be little bit faster:
import pandas as pd
file_path = "file.xlsx" # Update with the correct file path
df = pd.read_excel(file_path)
# Please change the dates according to your need (04/01/2025 to 06/01/2025). If you don't need fname and lname please remove "["Fname"] + ["Lname"] + ".
selected_columns = df[["Fname"] + ["Lname"] + list(df.loc[:, "04/01/2025":"06/01/2025"].columns)]
print(selected_columns)
It seams as the AvroConverter is stricter than the JsonSchemaConverter.
In case of null values, the schema provided needs to match the null value and needs to be optional in order to pass the checks in AvroData class.
The webdevops/typo3 docker image was last updated 5years ago, and it contains outdated and not supported PHP v7.
Sounds like you're using typo3 version from over 5 years ago together with ancient PHP and trying to instal newest TYPO3 Headless package (which requires php 8).
Even if the question is incomplete, the line of code shared seems to be fine...
Check whether your path to the CSS file is correct, and then refresh your page. You should also consider clearing the browser's cache. And then reload the html file...
You can export in p12 ONLY from My certificates tab. To make it appear there make sure that certificate was generated from the Certificate Signing Request from the same Mac. It was my solution.
I tried using it as we discussed, but it didn’t work. In fact, before posting on Stack Overflow, I had already tried using AnimatedSwitcher, but I couldn’t get a proper result. Right now, my only goal is that when dragging starts, the remaining FABs should smoothly slide into the empty space left by the dragged FAB. I am progressing step by step, and currently, I am not focusing on dropping because I have been struggling with this issue for two days. I have tried almost everything, including DeepSeek and ChatGPT-4, but I haven’t achieved a satisfying result. I have also experimented with multiple approaches myself.
As a reference, could you provide an example code where we can move colorful containers, and the remaining ones smoothly slide into the space left by the dragged container?
According to the PEP, in biased reference counting that assumes most objects are linked to one owning thread, the owning thread utilize non-atomic instructions to adjust the local reference count, while other threads employ atomic instructions to modify the shared reference count.
Although this is a very old thread, I recently encountered this issue too.
Strange thing is that when debugging within Visual Studio, the received FormCollection contains "True"/"False" as values, but when I deploy it to run on Azure, it is "value"/empty.
I'm really breaking my head on this one, as I just reference the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App framework...
Does anyone have any idea about what is going on?
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RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Does anyone have any idea
Your React Native version is incompatible with react-native-screens.
In the docs, it shows that to use versions 4.5.0+ then you must use react-native version 0.74+. You are using 0.72.4. I'd strongly recommend pinning your React Native version as discrepancies between versions can cause issues like this to frequently pop up.
Depending on how strict your time constraint is for this task, I'd recommend downgrading your RNScreens version, as opposed to upgrading React Naative - as that's a massive pain.
If you are working with IntelliJ, JetBrains has an excellent plugin that can parse these files efficiently and provide useful insights HotSpot Crash Examiner
you can resolve this probleme by :
1- click on the column witch has a primary key
2- in the right on the propertie go to source->Maintain Session State set to Per session (Disk)
I have been looking at this recently, and as they are similar in nature (and no one can agree) I think using a Procedure with stored @PArams is good if you want to make available to data analysts using a paginated system such as Power BI report builder. when they connect to it, it ingests all the controls and filers into the report definition and sets up the @Params allowing "non SQL" minded analysts to build the reports safely.
Using a View - would require them to add the params at report level manually, and/or allow them to accidentally leave them out or add incorrect parameters. (not to be confused with hard coded where clauses).
The issue is with your terminal emulator from here. I use gnome's default terminal and changed the "Preserve Working Directory" setting in Behaviour >> shell to "Never" and it all worked fine.
Finally managed to grasp a solution. For reference let me summarise:
I needed an app that shares a common Editable dataset between multiple session.
When a user (session) edits a cell that value must reflects on other sessions.
Each user should make his own selections/filtering/ordering... and, despite eventual others change the values the current settings (selection...) do not change.
(This is a "basic" problem of concurrent editing of a table)
Anybody getting to this question in 2025, I just solved this issue by changing the target branch to a random different one, save, then changed it back to master, and tada: "conflict" was gone.
i am having exactly the same error and the same folders and it is absolutely bugling because i can't do anything at the moment. Have you resolved it? and how?
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Blacklisted phrase (0.5): exactly the same error
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): resolved it?
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Me too answer (2.5): i am having exactly the same error
Thank you for the tips! So how do you show the dev menu ?
The shake features is not working either and the dev menu (even if expo think it's opened whereas it's not) is never shown (pressing m on terminal)
I think you need to update to the latest version 0.2.54. I got the same error and after updating it went away. However, I am getting error with Data Frames.
