Source file names may not be human readable for several reasons related to compilation, caching, and module loading processes:
When a module is loaded, the system checks if the source has changed and may compile or cache bytecode to optimize loading speed. These cached or compiled files often have encoded or hashed names that differ from the original readable source name.
Source files may be automatically transformed or managed by the language tools or package managers, producing intermediate representations or artifacts with less human-friendly names used internally.
For Raku specifically, module files (.rakumod or .pm6) can declare multiple modules or classes internally, decoupling file names from module names to allow flexible naming and packaging conventions.
File naming conventions and module structures may also follow filesystem or namespace constraints, where characters are sanitized or encoded to comply with rules, resulting in names less immediately clear to humans.
In summary, the discrepancy between readable source code module names and actual filenames on disk often arises due to tooling optimization, language runtime requirements, or packaging designs that emphasize correct, fast loading and module namespace management over purely human readability.
This explanation aligns with common observations reported by Raku developers and on platforms like Stack Overflow regarding module source file handling.raku+1
It seems the font is "cropped" on your image, to fit in the box/input. You might trying changing the paddings, setting them all to 0 to start, and see how it changes
A placeholder icon named icon1.ico will be created next to your .vcxproj file. Simply replace it with your own icon (keeping the same file name) and rebuild the project.
If I understand your question, the answer to the first step is in your question description.
Each service modifies shared data without publishing the results to other services.
Do not try to sync data across services until you know which service owns each piece of data.
The simplest first step is to move to a single database.
Get all the services to share a single transactional data store or have each service publish their outcomes (not transient state but the end state once they finish processing the data) to a common read model that reflects the eventual correct state of the data.
This is the first step toward a more manageable outcome.
Once you have this working, you can look at the service boundaries and figure out which service owns which data (not entities, but fields).
There is a way to trick GROUPBY to refer to two different value columns. It works by using the function FILTER inside the LAMBDA wrapper and passing not the values, but the row fields grouping column again to LAMBDA. Here is a link to a YouTube video with a detailed explanation what to do and why it works: https://youtu.be/b3Z2Bi5MnOA
In your case, because you first need to sum up the values and then divide the results, you will need to use inside the LAMBDA wrapper the function SUM wrapped around FILTER with first column divided by SUM wrapped around FILTER with second column.
Would something like this work? Not sure if it's more performant, but maybe a little?
javascript
const as_obj = data.reduce((accum, curr) => {
const { category_name, isparent, parent } = curr;
if (isparent && accum[category_name]) {
// This is a parent, but we've already seen one of its children;
// we created the parent key for that already.
return accum;
}
if (isparent && !accum[category_name]) {
// This is the first time we've seen the parent key, creating an object for it.
return { ...accum, [category_name]: { ...curr, children: [] } };
}
if (parent && !accum[parent]) {
// We haven't seen this child's parent yet, but we'll make a place for it.
accum[parent] = { category_name, children: [] };
}
const children = [ ...accum[parent].children, curr];
return { ...accum, [parent]: { ...accum.parent, children } };
}, {});
const res = Object.values(as_obj);
It looks like your main issue is with the JDBC URL and user setup, but if you want a more streamlined solution, our platform can deploy any JIRA Data Center version with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, or MSSQL. It handles all database configuration automatically—including the correct JDBC URL, schema, and user permissions—so JIRA can connect right away without manual tweaks.
I wanted to share an update for those following GroundingDINO development. Because the original repository hasn’t received updates in quite some time, I’ve created and published an up-to-date, fully compatible fork that brings the project current with modern tool-chains.
All original license terms (Apache 2.0) and attributions have been preserved in full.
The fork’s changes are limited to modernization, packaging, and build maintenance—no original intellectual property or authorship has been altered or removed.
Briefly: combine the "Membership" and "Product" tables into a single table. Add an enum or equivalent to distinguish the types. For special discount, or fees, add an auxiliary table. That discount/fee table would have a column with the enum, and a date range. Some rows would be global, others linked to specific membership/products. Perhaps with a many-to-many linking table. For custom items, they go in the main table with other indicators as necessary. The hardest part is coming up with the name of the Membership+Product table :-)
The primary issue appears to be that the Cloud Build pipeline for deploying your application is not being executed. This is evidenced by the absence of recent Cloud Build builds and the lack of configured Cloud Build triggers. Consequently, no Cloud Run services are being deployed. While the service accounts have the necessary permissions, the deployment process itself is not being initiated. I ran `gcloud builds list` and found no recent Cloud Build builds. I also ran `gcloud builds triggers list` and found no Cloud Build triggers configured. Furthermore, I ran `gcloud run services list --region=us-central1`, `gcloud run services list --region=us-east1`, and `gcloud run services list --region=europe-west1` and found no Cloud Run services deployed in these regions. There were also no error logs for Cloud Build or Cloud Run revisions in the specified timeframe.
### Recommended fixes:
* **Configure Cloud Build Triggers:** You need to set up Cloud Build triggers to automatically start builds when changes are pushed to your source repository. This will initiate the CI/CD pipeline.
* **Verify `cloudbuild.yaml`:** Ensure that your `cloudbuild.yaml` file is correctly defined in your source repository and specifies the steps to build your application and deploy it to Cloud Run.
* **Specify Cloud Run Deployment Region:** When deploying to Cloud Run, ensure that you specify the desired region for your services. If you intend to deploy to a region other than the ones checked, you will need to adjust your deployment configuration accordingly.
Are you assuming this line would work, magically ?
newFragment.arguments = bundleOf("uri" to uri)
Nevertheless, I am trying to use the PdfViewer composable itself, with "1.0.0-alpha11" dependency, and this minimalist code doesn't work out-of-the-box.
/* dependency-libraries
androidx.pdf:pdf-compose:$version
androidx.pdf:pdf-document-service:$version
*/
@Composable
fun PdfViewerScreen(
fileUri: android.net.Uri // "content://..."
) {
val context = LocalContext.current.applicationContext // Just-in-case
val state = remember { androidx.pdf.compose.PdfViewerState() }
var doc by remember { mutableStateOf<androidx.pdf.PdfDocument?>(null) }
LaunchedEffect(fileUri) {
doc = androidx.pdf.SandboxedLoader(
context,
Dispatchers.IO
).openDocument(fileUri)
}
DisposableEffect(doc) {
onDispose { doc?.close() } // Closable PdfDocument
}
doc?.also {
androidx.pdf.compose.PdfViewer(
modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
pdfDocument = doc,
state = state
)
}
}
What also bothers me is that there's no Loading-State callbacks, error callbacks ?
Why is "normalization" there? Replacing a supertype table with subtype tables in not DB normalization. What does "break normalization" mean? What does "completely breaking normalization" mean? How exactly is it happening with what design?
Adding to other answers - another option could be to use defaultdict from collections built-in module to pre-define dream_makers values as lists, like this:
from collections import defaultdict
dream_makers = defaultdict(list)
...
dream = input("what are your dreams")
dream_makers[name].append(dream)
Ten years down the line, let me add my two cents, using the astropy library.
is underrated. The users that keep the best time are astronomers. Similar to using high precision Julian Date. Most high precision time calculations should be based on astronomical time, see "Explanatory Supplement to the Astronomical Almanac"
For anyone seeing ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED on localhost:5173 in Edge with Vite/React: check Edge DevTools → Network. Mine was set to Offline for that tab, so all requests (including Vite’s HMR/WebSocket and my /health fetch) were blocked. Changing it back to No throttling and hard-refreshing fixed it. This was a DevTools setting, not a Vite or backend issue.
I tried to reproduce the issue with editing your question (converting it into code snippet), but I don't see the same. Please, edit it the snippet so we can see the issue. Also, please tell us what you tested the issue on.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): please tell us what you
Upgrades happen at the component based level. You can run this quietly but add onto the end of the command line /l*v <pathToLog> Once the upgrade is complete, search the log file for the component GUID that is not upgrading.
Usually it will show some reason why it's not upgrading the file attached to that component.
When I look at the actual throughput metric (numRecordsInPerSecond) of the Map functions, it is similar for both case 1 and case 3. My mistake was to infer something about the throughput based on the metrics shown in the overview. However, the number of records that go out in the upstream operator increases with the number of side outputs. I wrongly assumed that each unique record is only counted once, even if it sent to multiple outputs.
On this thread an Apple Engineer provided the solution to the problem.
Apparently privacySensitive() only takes effect if the user deactivates Show Complication Data for Always On in the Watch Settings.
In order to overwrite the user's choice you need to add the Data Protection entitlement as documented here. By doing that, you prevent the widget to access/show any privacy sensitive data.
Circuit Breaker'a Fallback catch the failed call .. so from retry's perspective the call has not failed so it will not retry.. u should place retry filter before circuit breaker..
I think the most disappointing fact here is that 10 years later we don't have a better version of entering data to the database than the CloudKit Dashboard, with ZERO possibility to use for instance Numbers/Excel sheets aka CSV to import and update data there, god forbid FileMaker would have an appropriate interface/API functions to be used as a data entry interface.
I tried @Pau's workaround, and it didn't work as the files now seem to be JSON. I had to do the following to get this working with a more recent version of Homebrew:
It is strange that you are talking about my expectations. Do you really know what I expect? Ok, 99.999% of pointer downcasts breaks some principals. What is this 0.0001% that does not?
I also will be very happy if you give me a strict explanation of why func violates LSP. The substitution of A parameter with whatever you want will not alter the correctness of the program, right?
I have sliver and did not try to use it with sliver yet because in the page I want to use it , I do not use it yet so for who want to make footer in the bottom without staying fix (will stay in the bottom of the page until the user scroll to the bottom of the page)
As another answer put it, scraping should be technically feasible.
However, scraping your own Play Console web UI violates Google's terms of service and can result in having your account suspended. I decided to refrain from doing it, and suggest others do too - not worth the risk.
Instead, I used a polling mechanism that, when paired with email parsing, it's able to get the accurate status of your Android app. I've open sourced it if you wanna check how it's done or host it yourself: https://github.com/rogerluan/app-store-connect-notifier
So, what is wrong with the polymorphism in my example? There is no polymorphism at all right? So my example does not relate to LSP at all, and so it can't violate it, right?
I believe you do not understand my question well enough. Ok, probably my understanding of LSP is not quite correct. Assume LSP means polymorphism. So, what is wrong with the polymorphism in my example? There is no polymorphism at all right? So my example does not relate to LSP at all, and so it can't violate it, right?
"using an object without knowing its actual exact type" - it is your imagination, it is not LPS. You mix different things. LSP says nothing about this. LSP is not polymorphism.
There are different problems, like there are definer clauses or there are HTML tags in the SQL dump, etc. So there are different syntax errors that all lead to "You have an error in your SQl syntax..."
I have fixed a couple of them with a python script that goes through the SQL and searches for regex and replaces/deletes stuff. But this obviously is not a good solution and has never fixed all the issues.
But maybe there is some library that does that with a script or so? I mean I cant be the first person to encounter this issue.
If you want to create your own file format, then you will have to decide how you want the file to be structured. Do you want the file to consist of binary data or text? If you want it to consist of text, then how should this text be structured? Do you want it to use XML or JSON? Or maybe a simpler structure, such as CSV? Or maybe a much simpler structure, like having one single word per line?
Is strange using signals with *ngIf directive, use control flow syntax @if;
Also for clarity in your template you can use
@let personIsOffline = isAliceOffline().
Is better approach the computed to evaluate
the status ***** === 'offline'.
Take considerations, the computed will be executed once.
altering the correctness of the program - means the program becomes incorrect, but not potentially incorrect, or the possibility of dereferencing nullptr by another programmer will increase
To solve this try reinstalling the vs code again and make sure you don't have any important projects if you do please back them up or push them to your repo
Why should I have print()? Why should I dereference b? A and B are completely different classes, they do not have a common interface at all, and do not have a common base class. LSP says nothing about polymorphism, it is about subobjects. LSP: Objects of a superclass should be replaceable with objects of its subclasses without altering the correctness of the program.
For those looking for a deeper answer, what the security checks are protecting are the standard objects of the ValueStack. The ValueStack is a list of named objects of just about everything, including the invoked Action and aspects of servlet context, so your JSP code and submitted forms can read and set them as properties. When asked to read or set data, the ValueStack finds the first property or object matching.
When the author's form is submitted, Struts 2 sets the 'application.appName' property. If the security didn't discard it, the Action instance would match as it has the 'application' property, then the 'appName' property of said 'application' property would be set (though that would fail because the 'application' property is null).
Alas, 'application' is a named object in the ValueStack, which is all the application scope properties. In a Jakarta EE server, these are the ServletContext attributes. If the Action doesn't have an 'application' property and security doesn't happen, Struts 2 matches the application object and sets the 'appName' attribute. Setting an application scope property.
For form submission, the property names to be set come from the form field names, which the user can hack, whether your receiving Action expects them or not. Without the security checks, random users can hack various objects, including session-based data. Got the customer's account in session? If the user can guess the attribute and property names, he can change the account no. Hence, form field names starting with 'applicaton, 'session', 'request' and the like are silently thrown away.
Where did you see virtual void print() = 0; ? See updated post. What kind of "undefined behavior" can happen here? nullptr can happen and it will be handled correctly, right?
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There’s an important difference between App signing key certificate and Upload key certificate in Play Console:
Upload key certificate: used by you to sign and upload your releases. Google uses it only to verify the source of the AAB.
App signing key certificate: the key Google uses to re-sign your app for distribution. This is what actually runs on users’ devices.
If you use Play App Signing, you must register the App signing key SHA-1 in Google Cloud Console (OAuth 2.0 Android client) for Google Sign-In or One Tap to work.
If you’re not using Play App Signing and manually create your signing key, then your own key’s SHA-1 is what you register instead.
Steps to fix error 10:
Copy App signing key SHA-1 from Play Console → App Integrity
Paste it in Google Cloud → Credentials → OAuth client (Android)
Save and wait a few minutes
No code change or re-upload is needed(if you already created, otherwise please create a new one), the app will now authenticate correctly.
When you are using SessionAuthentication, you are using Django's authentication which usually requires CSRF to be checked. Django REST Framework enforces this, only for SessionAuthentication, so you must pass the CSRF token in the X-CSRFToken header.
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Use getElementsByTagNameNS(). Once you subscript the element you need, you can access its content with .textContent.
var d = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ado/2007/08/dataservices";
var items = xmlStr.getElementsByTagName(d, "Attachment");
var attachment = items[0].textContent;
You can’t reliably “save & restore” an entire site purely with client-side JavaScript — browsers won’t let JS fetch arbitrary archived assets and rewrite every link for a full site restore. A practical approach is to pull the archived HTML and assets from the Wayback Machine (or use an automated tool like www.waybackdownloader.com) and then serve the downloaded files (fix relative links, update absolute URLs, restore assets, and test). If you want to prototype with JS, fetch archived HTML via the Wayback API, rewrite asset URLs to point to your downloaded copies (or to archive URLs), and then inject the page — but for complete restoration, an automated downloader + a short post-processing step is far more reliable.
@sirtao - re all the extra backticks in my select-object - it was just a typo really. I’ve been writing some scripts that use commands with lots of parameters and they do need backticks at line breaks and my left hand was just on a roll with the ` key :-).
set PYTHONNOUSERSITE variable in Windows environment settings. It can in the "user variables for somebody" or in the "System variables". The value could be 1 or 2 as the picture shows.
You might want to look into how Flutter’s EditableText and TextSpan work internally that’s where the core logic for building custom text editors starts. Using JSON for storing rich text is a good idea (like Quill and Zefyr do), but building it from scratch means you’ll need to manage text selection, styling spans, and keyboard input manually. I’d suggest starting small maybe first render styled text with Text.rich, then move on to handling user input.
@Raymond I updated my reply above. I might add that this whole new format of "open ended questions" on SO (with replies instead of comments and answers) is quite problematic IMHO.
chatGPT have been based on some libraries like chrome and phyton
second one bot supports another libraries and based on bytes in case to merge.
It's in cloud and chat gpt doen't support its main function.
One way to solve this type of problem is with the texture used by the terrain, first select it and then change the Alpha Source value from "Input Texture Alpha" to "From Gray Scale". This option solved my problem.
