One idea could be to use index-time analysis to index the date patterns of interest and then be able to find those quickly (match all docs that contain such a value).
@sirtao, good question, you might formally post that one. I did some quick testing from a scalar, type casting, performance view and from a first sight, it looks like there isn't a practical difference but maybe someone might come up with one considering PowerShell has some specific quirks...
import SwiftUI
import RiveRuntime
struct ContentView: View {
// Initialize the Rive view model with the file name and optionally the artboard
@StateObject var riveModel = RiveViewModel(fileName: "1animation", artboardName: "soldier selection")
var body: some View {
// Display the animation
riveModel.view()
.frame(width: 300, height: 300)
}
}
#Preview {
ContentView()
}
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The comment suggested by @TasoP - was on the right track i.e. windows anti virus is getting in the way. Btw- tried anti virus exclusion on folder but did not work.
My solution was to move (or clone etc.,) my code repo into WSL linux directory itself, instead of mounting it as windows folder.
Late answer (seven years after the initial question), but I think it can be useful.
The rationale for changing the name from convert to magick was, I think, that Microsoft Windows already provides a "convert" command. The Windows convert command is used for converting a file system type (e.g. FAT) into another (e.g. NTFS).
Of course, one wants to avoid the confusion. Before that, one was probably reduced to specify the full path of the imagemagick command on Windows systems, or to run the command in a console prompt with a special path for imagemagick.
The script kas-container is essentially a wrapper that runs kas inside a container on your local machine. This is useful if you want to reproduce the build on different hosts. It provides isolation, a deterministic build environment, and prevents contamination of the host system. At the end of the day, it runs kas just like you would on your host.
On the other hand, kas runs directly on your machine. In this case, you need to ensure that all required tools and configurations are installed correctly, and there is a risk of affecting your host system if something goes wrong.
It might seem that kas-container is always the better option, but that is not necessarily true. For example, in a CI/CD environment where the runner itself is already inside a container (like Docker), using kas-container introduces the “Docker-in-Docker” problem. In such cases, it is better to use plain kas.
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I have already installed RabbitMQ successfully, enabled rabbitmq_management plugin as well.
I found the error:
The Erlang cookie used by the RabbitMQ server and your CLI client do not match.
Fixing this usually involves editing the .erlang.cookie file.
For the RabbitMQ server, you can find out this file with follow path
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\RabbitMQ.erlang.cookie
In my case, the content of file is HQYDPYUYZQFES******
For your user account (CLI client), you can find out this file with follow path
C:\Users<your_username>.erlang.cookie
In my case, the content of file is OGIHLSSKESAFW******
After that, you need synchronize content of these files.
You run Windows PowerShell by Administrator with follow script
$serverCookiePaths = @(
"$env:APPDATA\RabbitMQ\.erlang.cookie",
"$env:WINDIR\system32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\RabbitMQ\.erlang.cookie"
)
$userCookiePath = "$env:USERPROFILE\.erlang.cookie"
foreach ($path in $serverCookiePaths) {
if (Test-Path $path) {
Copy-Item $path $userCookiePath -Force
Write-Host "content of these files .erlang.cookie synchronized."
break
}
}
You need restart RabbitMQ server by command lines in RabbitMQ Command Prompt (sbin dir) with Administrator permission
rabbitmq-service.bat stop
rabbitmq-service.bat start
rabbitmqctl.bat status
rabbitmq-plugins.bat enable rabbitmq_management
Finally, you can check this link: http://localhost:15672
To achieve persistent anchoring of 3D models in Vuforia after the image target is recognised, you need to transition from image-based tracking to world-based tracking. The key is to use Vuforia's Anchor system. When your image target is first detected, you can create a new `AnchorBehaviour` at the target's position in the world.
This anchor becomes a fixed point in the real world, calculated by Vuforia's internal understanding of the environment. Your 3D models should then be made children of this anchor object. Once this parent-child relationship is established, the models will remain fixed in the virtual world space, independent of the original image target's visibility. The models will now stay in place as the user moves the device, allowing for free exploration of the environment around the anchored content. This approach effectively decouples the models from the image tracker, using the device's spatial awareness to maintain their position.
I think you might want to repost this as a normal question, not an open-ended discussion. UI of stackoverflow is confusing right now, you have to select "debugging" as a question type when submitting a question, otherwise it is this weird new type of question.
Fix for YouTube iframe “Error 153” — Missing Referer Header
If you’re encountering Error 153 when trying to load a YouTube iframe or embedded player, it’s because YouTube now requires a valid Referer header to identify the embedding client.
According to YouTube’s updated policy, you must include a Referer parameter when making requests to the embedded player.
I would highly recommend if you’re using the ElevenLabs Agent SDK, try combining it with Twilio’s Stream API and a lightweight VAD module (e.g. py-webrtcvad or DeepFilterNet). This allows you to preprocess the incoming audio stream, detect actual user intent, and prevent the Agent from falsely triggering when background noise or other voices are detected. Another option is to use ElevenLabs’ “continuous listening mode” (if available) with a minimum interruption threshold set to a higher level — this ensures the Agent doesn’t stop mid-sentence unless it’s confident that the user is actually responding.
is there any practical difference in using $Collection -notcontains $Item instead of $Item -notin $Collection?
(and relative positive variants, of course)
Since you need the sitemap, I guess SEO matters to you. So, in this case, I think the SPA is not a good solution. If you don't want to the server side, you can try the SSG(static site generation) solution such as Next.js, Gatsby, and Remix. Since you are using the react-router-dom, Remix may be easier for you. Most of the React SSG solutions can automatically generate a sitemap during the build process.
As per the official Pylint extension (version 2025.2) for VS Code 1.105, you will need to add an argument to Pylint's Args list. You can do so in the UI preferences or their corresponding JSON setting as in the following examples (where I have other arguments already):
Likewise to add more modules, append to the same argument: --generated-members=torch.* cv2.* etc.
I have it downloaded for me before you're going to install it you need to install one more tool that is Dynamics 365 SDK
downloaded and I have the ex here downloads all right so here I have Dynamic 365 sdk when I'm trying to install it it might show you some error about the protected mode so go to more info it will show you the information and click run anyway all right click yes so that installation of this package.
start installing the SDK first after that we will navigate to install option of your developer tool kit all right so we got both this files downloaded.
Then click OK to accept the Microsoft software license teams click continue select one folder where you need to extract this application like okay so it will take a few minutes to extract it once it is extracted then you can install it.
If by "does not work here" you mean Stackoverflow's snippets, then that is due to the restrictions SO has on cross origin and frame based actions. If the code works, it will be runnable from your own server.
@Rani: Oh, how stupid of me! I'm more of a beginner, but this shouldn't have happened, to init lastcontrol every time. I only focused the IF/ELSE, not the event itself.
In this case the scope doesn't matter for the test. Hence simply override it via @Specializes or @Alternative. I rather recommend the latter one because a specialized bean's parent needs to be part of the Arquillian @Deployment, leading to unnessecary more code.
Via this way you use official Jakarta and Arquillian Framework tooling.
@David: it's a toggle switch, a binary button. IF runs if the button is true and ELSE runs if the button is false again. But since this handles the same button, I need the last used control's name in both, IF and ELSE.
Open apps/accounts/apps.py (similar for your other apps like ads).
You need to update the name attribute in the AccountsConfig class to match the full dotted path:
from django.apps import AppConfig
class AccountsConfig(AppConfig):
default_auto_field = 'django.db.models.BigAutoField'
name = 'apps.accounts' # Change here
Do the same for apps/ads/apps.py:
from django.apps import AppConfig
class AdsConfig(AppConfig):
default_auto_field = 'django.db.models.BigAutoField'
name = 'apps.ads' # Change here
After making these changes, run python manage.py makemigrations again.
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I suppose, for the others the code would look different. I couldn't find a decent example on the internet yet. I'm wondering how VS is going to interpret enum code as a combobox.
If you want precise cutting without re-encoding, try using -ss and -to with -c copy like this: ffmpeg -ss 00:01:00 -to 00:02:00 -i input.mp4 -c copy output.mp4. For a step-by-step guide and other FFmpeg tricks, check out my site: vedoapk.com
i've not worked on or seen datastage, but would it be possible to reverse engineer the transformations by comparing the source & result? pyspark does not have any such built-in methods afaik.
I previously created a tool to enable the use of .ani files on the web. It's extremely easy to use and basically achieves an effect similar to using .ani files locally in web environments. Although there might be bugs or limitations caused by the rendering strategies of some browsers, you can give it a try: https://github.com/qingzhengQB/ani-cursor.js
After upgrading our application environment to Oracle WebLogic Server 12.2.1.4.0, we started encountering JSP compilation errors that were not present in the previous WebLogic version. The issue occurs during JSP compilation or at runtime when the server attempts to load a JSP page.
Post-upgrade, the JSP compiler is throwing a jspService() method size limit error. The same JSPs compiled successfully on the previous WebLogic version. This issue typically occurs when the generated servlet code for a JSP exceeds the Java method size limit (64 KB). It may also be influenced by differences in JSP compilation behavior between WebLogic’s built-in JSP compiler and the Eclipse JDT compiler introduced in newer versions.
Actions Taken / Observations
Verified that the JDK and WebLogic versions are compatible.
Enabled the Eclipse JDT compiler by setting the following system property in the startup script:
After trying to fix this for two nights, I tried checking the service accounts of the project through Firebase's Users and Permissions section.
It took me to a different Cloud Project. It seems the cloud project I was given access to by the owner of the projects wasn't the one being used by the Firebase project..
create a new field one to record the date and time so date and time changed.
up to the user field so we can see who changed it now a tip for you here is when you do a lookup field put ID on the end so that when developers uh can see the field they'll know that the ID basically means this is a lookup and in code terms this is an entity reference which usually means it has the guid and the entity name entity type and so putting ID means it just is kind of lets you know that that is a a lookup field that's good practice so we've got those so the custom fields and put it there so we're going to save and publish so they now should be on the account form so what's going to happen when we're going to create a workflow that's going to be triggered when the primary contract primary contact is assigned or set a value not not assigned when the primary contact is has a value set to it we're going to record the time this happened and the user who did it so you go to.
I'm late to the game. I recently came across this issue where my Laravel app, when it was initially built, used increments() method. However, Laravel is now using the id() method.
None of the answers provided here pointed out the main difference between the two.
increments() uses INTEGER column type and id() uses BIGINT column type in database . INTEGER and BIGINT are different in terms of how much they can store but the other key thing is when you create other tables and foreign keys to id columns, column types have to match.
Thanks a lot dean and Ollie, I am able to achieve 3-4 secs for 700k records. wouldn't be able to do it without your guidance. I will work on optimising it more. Thanks, a tonne once again
What @deceze said is a good approach. Instead of updating the counter value every 10 seconds, just store the startDateTime somewhere (e.g., in .env or config.json). Then use this snippet:
<script>
const startDateTime = new Date('2025-11-10T00:00:00Z'); // example start time
const now = new Date();
const diffInSeconds = Math.floor((now - startDateTime) / 1000);
const counterValue = Math.floor(diffInSeconds / 10);
console.log(counterValue);
</script>
I ran into this exact issue with webscraper.io — the "next button" pagination is a pain when you have hundreds of pages.
I ended up switching to BrowserAct because it handles this automatically with natural language prompts. You basically tell it "loop through all pages by clicking next" and it does it without needing to manually map each page.
Here's a working example using their Reddit Scraper template — it automatically loops through Reddit posts (which use infinite scroll/next button navigation) and extracts all the data. Same logic works for any pagination.
I am also facing the same issue with my report, and I checked all the filters in Google Analytics & Power BI are the same. Still, the total does not match.
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Hi I had this exact error a few minutes ago... It all disappeared when i created a virtual environment, activated it, downloaded dbt-core and dbt-postgres adapter, then i ran my dbt command using my activated virtual environment.
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thanks for reply! I'm adding cost using the AddCost API. But specifically, there are L1NormCost, L2NormCost, QuadraticCost, and some other cost classes in drake. I'm trying to find out how construct a cost in my problem and impose it using AddCost.
This would be possible, with a macOS "Installer Plug-In", however it will not be an easy process.
Installer Plug-Ins allow you to create custom actions that are shown during the install process, as an additional step (such as after the "Read Me" or "License" step). However, in recent years Apple has not provided any documentation regarding the creation of custom installer plug-ins, likely because of the possible security risks they could expose by running arbitrary code. This means that while they are still fully supported as of macOS Tahoe, development has long-since stopped on them, and they could very well be removed in the future.
You can find examples on GitHub such as this registration code installer plug-in, but the common theme among any examples you come across will likely be how dated they are. As a result of this, the sample code is in Objective-C using Storyboards. You could possibly write the configuration data to a .plist file somewhere on disk, and then retrieve it later from your installed application. It may be possible to migrate this code to Swift, but this would require additional effort on your part.
You could technically prompt for user input via osascript in a pre/postinstall script, however this would likely result in an even worse end-user experience and could lead to many issues.
Following up just need more clarification, was there ever a EntityTypeConfiguration<T> base class? What ever happened to it? Analog to a Fluent NHibernateClassMap<T> for example. No biggie I guess, but would be interesting to have such an enriched base class experience.
I'm new bee.
When I am using Robin 54030 projection world map facing same problem, Polygons are closing themselves from one side to the other.
Second scale in km/miles shows as invalid when using the Robinson/Wagner VII projection. please help how to rectify. I have tried many ways, but it hasn't been solved.
The PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied usually means your Python code (or sub-agent) doesn’t have the proper rights or file path access to write to the target file.
Here are the most common causes and fixes:
Check file path and permissions
Make sure your sub-agent is writing to a path it actually has access to.
file_path = "/path/to/output.txt"
with open(file_path, "w") as f:
f.write("Hello World!")
If this path is inside a restricted system folder (e.g., /root, C:\Program Files, etc.), you’ll get Permission denied.
Fix:
Use a user-writable path like /tmp, ./data/, or os.getcwd()
Example:
import os
file_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "output.txt")
with open(file_path, "w") as f:
f.write("Works fine!")
Check the data types inferred by Glue when creating the table.
If the “Gender” column was inferred as a string, Glue DQ may treat blanks as valid values.
You can manually adjust the schema in the Glue Catalog or apply a schema mapping transform to ensure null handling works properly.
When a Next.js Server Action receives a 401 Unauthorized response from a service like Google Cloud IAP, Next.js's underlying fetch mechanism may not automatically throw an error in the client-side code when used with Server Actions, leading to the observed silent failure and undefined result [1, 2]. This behavior is a known characteristic of how Next.js handles certain server action responses, especially in specific deployment configurations.
Here is a breakdown of why this happens and recommended approaches to handle session expiration:
Why Doesn't Next.js Throw an Error?
The primary reason for the silent failure lies in how Next.js handles the response from the server action's underlying network request:
Server Actions use Fetch: Server actions in Next.js utilize the fetch API under the hood [2].
Next.js Response Handling: Next.js intercepts the response for Server Actions. If the response is a 401, the framework might be processing it in a way that prevents it from bubbling up as a standard JavaScript error that can be caught by the client-side try/catch block [2]. Instead of an error, the result variable is simply undefined.
IAP's Role: The IAP intercepts the request and returns a 401 response before the request even reaches your server action logic. The browser receives the 401, but the Next.js client-side runtime interprets this in a non-error-throwing manner for this specific interaction [1].
How to Detect the Failure on the Client Side
Since the try/catch block fails to catch the error, you need to implement explicit checks within your client component or the server action itself:
1. Check for undefined result in the Client Component
The simplest way is to check if the result is undefined and handle it as an unauthorized state. This approach works because in the broken scenario, the result is always undefined [1].
javascript
'use client';
import { myServerAction } from './actions';
export default function MyComponent() {
const handleClick = async () => {
try {
const result = await myServerAction();
// Explicitly check for an undefined result
if (result === undefined) {
console.error('Session expired or unauthorized');
// Trigger a re-authentication flow or display a message
return;
}
console.log('Result:', result);
} catch (err) {
console.error('Caught error:', err);
}
};
// ...
}
Use code with caution.
2. Implement a Redirect or Session Check in the Server Action
You can add logic within your server action to manually check the session or authentication status and return a specific, informative object.
javascript
'use server';
export async function myServerAction() {
// Check auth status here before any main logic
const isAuthenticated = checkSessionStatus(); // Replace with actual session check
if (!isAuthenticated) {
// Return a specific error object
return { success: false, message: 'Unauthorized or session expired' };
}
// Some logic here
return { success: true, message: 'Hello from server' };
}
Use code with caution.
Then, on the client, check the returned object's properties:
javascript
// Client side
const result = await myServerAction();
if (!result.success) {
console.error(result.message);
// Handle unauthorized state
}
Use code with caution.
Recommended Approach for Handling Session Expiration with IAP
The most robust approach involves a combination of client-side detection and a mechanism to force re-authentication:
Use Client-Side Redirection: The standard IAP flow expects a browser redirect to the Google login page when a 401/403 occurs. However, Server Actions use XHR/fetch requests, which don't automatically trigger a browser-level navigation.
Explicitly Force Re-authentication:
When the client-side code detects an undefined result (as shown in method 1 above), it should assume the session is invalid.
The best user experience is to then force a full page reload or navigate the user to a known protected URL to trigger the IAP login flow.
javascript
// Client side
if (result === undefined) {
console.log('Session expired, redirecting to login...');
// Navigating to the current page will trigger IAP's redirect
window.location.reload();
}
Use code with caution.
Consider a Custom Fetch Wrapper (Advanced): If you find yourself needing a more generic solution across many server actions, you could create a custom utility function that wraps the server action call with enhanced error handling. However, the first two methods are usually sufficient and less complex.
By explicitly checking the result of the server action for undefined on the client side, you can reliably detect IAP's 401 responses and implement the necessary re-authentication flow.
In the identity server project, you need to register the client application. This is done in the application's seed. You can add an additional registration apart from the one that comes by default.
On the client side, you should reference the identity server as you’re already doing; however, I noticed that some configurations are not entirely correct.
To enable the client application to obtain the current user’s information, an extra step may be required — adding the scopes in both the identity server and the client — and in the client, adding a claim mapping so that the user information is displayed correctly when you use the current user.
I just discovered that I can copy my files from my old phone to my laptop, then, with my new phone connected to Android studio, I can drag/drop the file from Window File Explorer directly into the Android file explorer!
Then you'll need to modify your app to request all file access https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage/manage-all-files, officially Play Store will only grant it for specific apps, which is why I believe it's simpler to just modify your app to accept shared files instead of going through the hoop (unless it's not a published app)
If I understand your reply correctly, it doesn't address what I'm trying to do. I don't have multiple apps trying to share a file.
On my previous phone, some of my apps created/read/updated app-specific files. Those files were located in "Internal Storage" (not in any subfolder of Internal Storage). As a result, those files were accessible from both my phone's file manager and my PC's file manager (when connected to my phone) if I needed to copy/delete/edit them from outside my apps.
It's my understanding that, when I move my apps to the new phone, the apps (which still need to use the info in those files) can only access files that are in "/data/user/0/myApp/files". So I need to copy my files from "Internal Storage" on my previous phone to "/data/user/0/myApp/files" on my new phone.
I guess my first question should be: Is there a way for my apps on my new phone to access files in "Internal Storage"? If so, then I could simply copy the files over to my new phone. But, if my apps can't access "internal Storage', then how can I copy my files into "/data/user/0/myApp/files" on my new phone so my apps can access them?.
With that said, I can't think of a way to reduce scope on either of the two issues and still have the Add-On do what it is supposed to do.
Reading from Sheets. Seems like I need the readonly for Sheets to get my data. I can still use their picker to pick the spreadsheet, but to read the data, I'll need sheets readonly.
For your comment on the slides currentonly. I love this idea and I want to implement it so users won't be as nervous about the Add-On...however I cannot think of anyway to put pie shapes with varying angles into a slides presentation with that scope. There is no way to do it with the API, I tried a number of things and researched here and elsewhere. I finally realized I could do it with a public template and was really happy about my idea working...and now I'm realizing that won't work because of openById even though it's not the users.
I think I'll have to appeal to the Google team and see what they say. They told me to post here first and from what I'm seeing there aren't any ways around it. I need to have my app do less for narrower scopes or appeal for my original scope request.
When you use the 2 possibilities at the same time, the first one will get priority. Important: Labels don't support all types of chars. Spaces won't work.
It's better to install all significant dependencies explicitly. If you want a better way to manage similar dependencies across subpackages, you could use pnpm's catalogs feature.
