Cifs/Samba need 3389 tcp and udp, with the command you specified docker will only setup a port-forward for 3389/tcp. You can do this by adding -p 3389:3389/udp to your command.

There is now a --debug-symbols option. See https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/pull/13608

First, make sure the "date" type is very well this one: UML Standard Profile::MagicDraw Profile::datatypes::date.

Then, in the table, double-click on the cell to reveal the three-dot button, and the pop-up to select the date will show up.

Hope it helps!

Did anyone find a solution for this? I have the exact requirement. I am currently looking into nested queries, but I am yet to figure out how I can use it.

As @NotaName stated, this kind of inheritence is impossible. Anyway, it is common good pratice to alternate between encapsulation and inheritence. In your case this would translate as:

from abc import ABC, abstractmethod

class Dog(ABC):
    family: str = "Canidae"

    @abstractmethod
    def bark(self) -> str:
        pass

class Husky(Dog):
    def bark(self) -> str:
        return "Woof Woof"

class Chihuahua(Dog):
    def bark(self) -> str:
        return "Yip Yip"


class NoiseMaker:
    def __init__(self, dog: Dog, name: str) -> None:
        self.dog = dog
        self.name = name
        super().__init__()
    
    def bark_quietly(self) -> str:
        print(f"{self.dog.bark().lower()}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    chihuaha = Chihuahua()
    noisemaker = NoiseMaker(chihuaha, "Rex")
    noisemaker.bark_quietly()

I've raised a ticket to SeaHorse, the AWS partner that develops this WP on AWS plugin and they've confirmed that it doesn't work with Docker.

You can find some old pcd also here: https://github.com/PointCloudLibrary/data (PCD files for tutorials, examples, or PCL-related applications)

You can use DataGrip of JetBrains, and choose the error option 'Ignore all' as shown in the image. When you end that group of executions and try with others the error will appear and the execution will stop again in the first error. so you do not need to worry if the configurations are saved

We used graph api GET /groups/{id}/members endpoint.

We added below permissions:

• Group.Read.All
• GroupMember.Read.All
• User.ReadBasic.All
• OrgContact.Read.All <- this might not be needed unless you have contacts in your distro list.

You have a syntax error when you call saveWorkbook, there are 2 closing parentheses, and I guess T is for True.

Here is a corrected version of it:

saveWorkbook(wb,
             file = 'Location',
             overwrite = True)

Normally, all operation you do within a transaction will be cached in memory until you commit the transaction. This may use up a lot of memory or even cause an out-of-memory error. So you may make a flush to send all pending updates to the database. The database, however, will execute all queries but will not make them persistent until you commit the transaction. If memory isn't a problem, you usually do not need a flush.

There are, however, some situations where you might need to do it, as some operations may depend on the outcome of a previous one. So saving a new entity and then adding it as child to an existing one requires the new entity having an unique ID - but since the save wasn't actually executed, it hasn't one yet.

Usually Hibernate is clever enough to detect this and perform a flush on its own.

But if you e.g. just fetch the ID of the new entity after saving it and put it somewhere as number, you'll might get a NULL, as the save (and the assignment of an ID) wasn't done yet. If you call flush after the save, it suddenly gets an ID which you can read and use. Also, the Version field will be updated only when the query is sent, so if your code later (in the same transaction) checks an object's version to detect a change, it won't have changed (until flush).

If you code only does scarce changes on objects, you may also wrap each save or update (or block of those) into its own individual transaction.

Delete kullanırsanız dosya boyutuda küçülür. Clear bunu yapmaz. Ben büyük bir sayfada denedim. 8 mb dosya boyutu delete kullandığımda 3 mb düştü.

As per today, html-midi-player does not play pitchbend, volume, etc. MIDI messages. Any better solution?

As stated here, Pytest isn't working after update to pytest 7 Try

pip install pytest-html

I don't have the reputation to reply to @crimson-egret but if you, like me, were wondering how the emulator persists - according to https://www.uninformativ.de/blog/postings/2022-09-02/0/POSTING-en.html

We'll be looking at binfmt_misc.c.

In line 777, you'll see that the struct called bm_register_operations gets registered as valid operations for the register file, which is where the Go program writes to. It's defined in line 717 and refers us to bm_register_write() for write operations. In line 660 inside bm_register_write(), we call open_exec(e->interpreter); the argument being the full path to the interpreter file (i.e., our QEMU binary), see function create_entry(). open_exec() comes from the include linux/fs.h and it opens the file for us, so we get a reference to an open file, which is stored in the e struct as well. Later on in line 699, the entire e is added to the entries list. This list will be consulted in check_file() in line 90 to see if an interpreter for a certain binary exists.

So, long story short, this is the magic: Running that tonistiigi/binfmt image instructs the kernel to open a file from that image and keep a pointer to it around, even long after this Docker image has been disposed of.

For those who are still looking for an answer to this similar issue.

Check if you do not have 2 identical flows running for the same form. Such flows are easy to create/duplicate and this can cause such behavior. An issue that will chase users far in to the future.

You should be able to create extension methods to convert from one enum to another:

public static class EnumExtensions
{
    public static EnumB ToEnumBValue(this EnumA enumA)
    {
        // do conversion here
    }
}

and then use it like that:

EnumB enumB = enumA.ToEnumBValue();

If you have dbname validation you can ignore this issue. https://docs.veracode.com/r/Ignored_Issues

1. Sometimes what happens is that if we have used the password as Admin@123 then in the connection String the @ symbol in the mongoDb is a reserved key so we have to change to Admin%40123
2. Also ensure whether the network level ip is configured or not

@erhan This helps but how do you add control plane Ip address I was getting Source IP address: ********** is blocked by Databricks IP ACL for workspace: *******

I would recommend looking into nvim-lspconfig for language servers mason for installing language servers and blink for autocompletion.

If you really want to use language servers via the running container, you probably install them in the image? You could then use a bind mount for the container to make them accessible locally and then prepend the location of the mount to the run time path like:

vim.opt.rtp:prepend(string.format("%s/lspconfig.lua", vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/lua"))

The later should work, but I have not tested that in any capacity.

Recommendation

Create a development container, bind mount the project into the container. Have your neovim config, and servers on the host.

Execute the code in the container.

Don't make direct request to the discord bot api from frontend. Make a /fetch route and make the request to discord bot api in the backend whenever /fetch is called and return the response of bot api in the /fetch response.

This way your bot token will not be leaked in any part of the frontend(which is the only part visible to the users).

To further complete the answer of @chrslg, first note that pathlib.Path does not return itself:

from pathlib import Path

obj1 = Path("./")
obj2 = Path(obj1)

print(id(obj1) == id(obj2))

>>> False

If you wanted to really copy what pathlib is doing, you should rely on a copy constructor as others pointed out. Another proposition - closer to what pathlib is doing - could be:

class MyIndex:
    def __init__(self, *args):
        if len(args) == 1 and isinstance(args[0], MyIndex):
            self.letter = args[0].letter
            self.number = args[0].number
        elif len(args) == 1:
            self.letter, self.number = args[0].split()
        elif len(args) == 2:
            self.letter, self.number = args
        else:
            raise ValueError()

    def __repr__(self):
        return f"MyIndex(letter='{self.letter}', number={self.number})"

    def __str__(self):
        return f"{self.letter}{self.number}"

Handler1.removeCallbacksAndMessages(null);

Or the short answer. Put this in your settings.json file

"jest.runMode": "on-save"

Try assigning pre-line to the white-space element instead of pre-wrap. I tested it on the JSFiddle you shared, and it collapses the additional whitespace seen in the chrome implementation.

Inspect Backend Headers:

Verify what Cache-Control response headers your backend service is returning. If they include no-cache or similar, CloudFront will not cache the responses.

API Gateway Method Response Headers:

Even in proxy integration, you can map custom headers in the Method Response. Ensure you explicitly set cache-friendly headers like:

Cache-Control: public, max-age=3600

Check Cache Key Settings:

Ensure that API Gateway's Caching Keys are configured correctly to include the parameters you want to cache (e.g., query strings, headers).

Also while calling this API, make sure you are not sending cache-control: no-cache or similar request headers

just do a brew install scipy, it mostly fixes your other install problems.

The memory that PHP can use is defined in php.ini and is called memory_limit.

for example (in php.ini):

; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume ; https://php.net/memory-limit memory_limit = 1024M

will set the available memory to 1 Gigabyte.

I got the same question posted on VStellar's Discord Server,

This looks like a problem of finding a Minimum Cut of a graph, requiring that minimum cut contains only 2 edges. There is for example Karger's algorithm which has complexity as

where n - number of nodes

As stated here, Pytest isn't working after update to pytest 7 Try

pip install pytest-html

As stated here, Pytest isn't working after update to pytest 7 Try

pip install pytest-html

The issue you're encountering seems to arise from the competition between Twilio and Zoom SDKs for audio device resources, specifically the microphone. When you disconnect the Twilio call, it might not properly release the microphone or reset the audio configuration, which can cause Zoom to fail to capture audio from the caller.

Here are some tips to solve that problem.

1. Release Twilio Resources Properly Ensure that you are properly releasing all resources and audio connections used by Twilio TwilioCall.disconnect(); TwilioCall.unbindAudio();

2. Reset Audio Device Configuration After disconnecting the Twilio call, you can reset the audio configuration to ensure the microphone is ready for Zoom. This can be done using native APIs or libraries like react-native-webrtc.

You can find a resolution of that in this bug report. https://github.com/webpack/webpack/issues/17636

see

https://pub.dev/packages/expanded_wrap

This is a solution that is more in line with wrap

I think you are facing this issue (that should soon be fixed)

For me the problem was an unescaped '&' in the .resw resources file

This PR addresses the issue. We plan to include this fix in the upcoming version set for release next week, as we typically release new versions every week. If you report any bugs on our GitHub page or through our support forum, we will ensure that such fixes are included in our future releases.

Thank you for your understanding!

Best regards,

Andrew, SurveyJS Team

Please provide the CMake version use since the UseSWIG builtin module has got some rework in 3.19 IIRC

Did you set some property on the example.i file ?

It should be:

set_property(SOURCE example.i PROPERTY CPLUSPLUS ON)
swig_add_library(pyIntegration LANGUAGE python SOURCES example.i)

ref: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/UseSWIG.html

ps: you can find a working sample here: https://github.com/Mizux/python-native

with the help of [virtualScroll]="true" [virtualScrollItemSize]="50" it will run perfect for me

For android studio ladybug

Settings -> Editor -> UI Tools

The solution lies in removing the explicit definition of the public schema in your classes.

So if you have this in your bar class

bar_id: Mapped[Integer] = mapped_column(
        ForeignKey("public.bar.id"), index=True, type_=Integer
    )

And in your foo class

__table_args__ = (
    {"schema": "public"},
)

Remove both public statements. Postgres does sometimes not explicitly name it that way and alembic then thinks it is a different FK and tries to recreate them.

Using cPanel File Manager to edit files larger than 1 MB is not possible. This is not configurable on cPanel and is done by design as a security measure. You must download and utilize a local editor in order to edit files larger than 1 MB. After then, the file can be uploaded again, or If you need to make modifications to files larger than 1 MB, please utilize an alternative like FTP or SSH.

Thanks to you Abdul Aziz Barkat, I could narrow the issue down to a too restrictive AWS CloudFront cookie whitelist. Thank you!

Addind both Django's default sessionid and csrftoken cookie names to whitelisted cookies solved my issue (session is persisted along with session data and CSRF verification succeeds).

For those of you who are interested in some Cloud / IaC related issues, remember you have to set CloudFront's Cookies policy properly. Here is some Terraform documentation about this.

This happens because you are trying to open a window without user interaction, you send a form - this is interaction - but after you receive a response to the request, you try to do this without direct user interaction. As a result, the blocker is triggered

You can make a modal window that will open when you click on the form submission and spin the loader. After you receive a response - you will show a button when clicked on which you will call window.open(...) or even add a link with the attribute target='_blank'

There are a lot of things that have to be right. If you execute an SQL query from a database front-end program, that program has to be set to UTF-8 as well.

Say you want to enter "© 2025" into the table. The best thing to do that is inserting the value CONCAT(_UTF8 x'C2A9', ' 2025'). Then you really know what is in the database.

Off course you also have to set the HTML output character encoding right, but you already seem to do that correctly.

Check - Shared Mobility_1.45.0_APKPure.xapk 1 INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NOT_APK: Failed to parse /data/app/vmdl1285429786.tmp/app.ridecheck.android.apk: Failed to load asset path /data/app/vmdl1285429786.tmp/app.ridecheck.android.apk 2 Apl tidak terpasang

u need to add delta-core_2.12:2.4.0.jar and delta-storage_2.4.0.jar to your spark\jars folder..you can download jars from MavenRepository

I was looking for the same solution and I came across this: How to install MySQL connector package in Python?

pip3 install mysql-connector

If you want to execute your second task every time the first one is not running, the answer suggested by tink works:

watch -n 1 'pgrep <name of task1> || <task2>'

However, I wanted to run task2 only once as soon as task1 was finished. So I used:

watch -n 1 -g 'pgrep <name of task1>'; <task2>

Alternative way

workfin for me

Create the image first, then add it as backgroundImage

const backgroundImage = await FabricImage.fromURL(
    url, undefined, { ...options }
)

canvas.set({ backgroundImage })

I faced the same issue. For me setting the font to Arial removed the White space.

Now you can also use an arrow function:

document.getElementById('buttonLED' + id).onclick = () => { writeLED (1, 1); }

Now you can also use an arrow function:

document.getElementById('buttonLED' + id).onclick = () => { writeLED (1, 1); }

It seems the solution was to wait for like 24 hours for the option to show because I did not see it at first until the next day. The previous API i was using was fromt he store level

i located it on the menu Account > API Keys > Generate Key and give it the appropriate authorisation level you want to give it

Now the code works fine, and the array-to-string conversion was coming from the way I was printing the result from the request; I was supposed to call it like this:

$result = new Invoice(..., ...);

$result->getData(): // fix here

I used the following Yarn script, and that seems to provide the desired result:

"lint:js": "sh -c 'eslint --cache ${@:-.}' --"

This allows me to run lint:js from lint-staged and it only lints the staged files, and I can also manually run yarn lint:js and it lints all JS files.

install latest version through this npm i @supabase/supabase-js

Similar to some answers here, if you are using XAMPP on MacOS run the following:

 % /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/bin/mysql_upgrade  --force --force

The idea is to break 200GB into smaller pieces then use Cloud functions, the way I see it is for you to break it by deploying a Cloud Run (it has a memory cap of 16GB) to split it or manually breaking it. Then, use a Cloud Function to transform the data so you can load it to BigQuery.

I am a sysadmin that started as MLOPs, so please bear with me... This could be wrong... But I managed to install it using

• Python 3.11 (brew vent)
• a requirements.txt file to fix the following packages versions:
• Tensorflow fixed to version 2.17 (2.17.1)
• tensorflow-metal to 1.1.0 (latest, sep 2023...)
• tf_keras 2.17.0

I do not use Conda. My company does not use it. But the packages version should be pretty similar a part of some dependencies I read people speaking about Conda (Conda install apple) (https://medium.com/@jarondlk/installing-tensorflow-metal-on-apple-silicon-macos-with-miniconda-f43121fe3054 as ONE example)

Use the <n:link> attribute: section="myanchor"

to get a link like href="...#myanchor"

This library works fine for me: https://github.com/killserver/react-native-screenshot-prevent

I could not get to the bottom of this, having tried various flavours of detach, unloadNamespace, and devtools::unload.

It looks like the lrstat package hijacks things, somehow.

What seems to work reliably is to prepend summarise with dplyr::summarise

Each timer channel is connected to a separate DMA channel.

You need to look at tables 42 and 43 in the reference manual (RM0090), and also maybe table 6 in the datasheet in case you might try a different timer.

setting as below:

become_method=runas become_user

worked for me

The configuration file is tab separated, see https://www.zaproxy.org/docs/docker/baseline-scan/#configuration-file Oh, and ZAP has not been an OWASP project for over a year now :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhuMRDY4BeU

This video has cpp debugging through python framework.

You need to remove this framework with the new xcode update. Can you try selecting visionos from targets and deleting it from frameworks? Like in the picture.

var map = L.map('map', { dragging: !L.Browser.mobile, tap: !L.Browser.mobile });

This will allow users to scroll the page on mobile, and if they want to scroll the map, use 2 fingers.

PickleDB v1.0 had breaking API changes: https://patx.github.io/pickledb/

The syntax is now:

from pickledb import PickleDB
db = PickleDB('example.json')

they forgot to update the pypi instructions

The issue stemmed from missing data in the test that was required for rendering the footer section in the EJS template. Specifically, the footerSection2 and footerSection3 data were not provided in the mock data for the test. This resulted in forEach loops inside my partials (footer) not rendering correctly during the GET request.

Quite late to respond but based on the document, you need to add the bearer token [using the http_config][1]

- job_name: 'test'
  metrics_path: "/metrics"
  scheme: "http"
  authorization: 
    type: Bearer 
    credentials: <your-secret>
    credentials_file: <file-location-of-your-secret>
  static_configs:
    - targets: ['host.com']

Either credentials or credentials_file should be provided. [1]: https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/configuration/configuration/#http_config

For me it was because I had non ASCII text (Arabic, Tamil, Urdu) which are not monospaced in that font.

It's not exposed as a file. You can get the information by using the fstatvfs() call, as described here:

https://www.qnx.com/developers/docs/8.0/com.qnx.doc.neutrino.lib_ref/topic/f/fstatvfs.html

Solved. I made sure to add the future flags found in https://remix.run/docs/en/2.13.1/start/future-flags#v3_singlefetch, of 'v3_singlefetch. This is used as .json() functionality is deprecated in remix.

All you have to do is return the values (in Remix), no need to json.stringify them or put them in a Response. So change return Response.json({ error: 'Invalid Form Data', form: action }, { status: 400 }) to return {error: 'Invalid Form Data', form: action}

I am attempting this myself right now. Here is an example I found that shows how to hook up a bloc to a Stream and update the UI in response to data from the Stream.

https://github.com/felangel/bloc/tree/master/examples/flutter_bloc_with_stream

Once I look into the details and figure out how to combine a StreamBuilder (audio_service state solution) with the Bloc state solution, I'll update this reply.

If the child items are input, label and div like this?

<div class="parent">
  <input class='input'>...</input>
  <label class='label'> ....</label>
  <div class="exception">..</div>
</div>

To add those parameters you have to:

• click the 3 dots on the right side
• then click on parameters
• and in the new popup add a valid json file with the proper parameters

In my example I have this query

SELECT order_number, order_date, sales
FROM cleaned_sales_data 
WHERE TRUE
    {% if from_dttm is not none %}
      AND order_date > '{{ from_dttm }}'
    {% endif %}
    {% if to_dttm is not none %}
      AND order_date < '{{ to_dttm }}'
    {% endif %}

and I added the following parameters:

{
"from_dttm": "2003-05-01",
"to_dttm": "2003-06-01"
}

and then you get the proper results based on the given parameters

In line with @fredbe's answer, I would totally agree with using the Salesforce’s Duplicate Detection feature as it automatically detects duplicate records, so you don’t have to manually query the database to check for duplicates yourself.

You can follow these steps for your reference:

1. Create Matching Rules: Go to Setup → Duplicate Management → Matching Rules, and define fields to match duplicates

2. Create Duplicate Rules: Setup → Duplicate Management → Duplicate Rules, and set how to handle duplicates (Allow or Block) and enable alerts if needed. -->

3. Insert a batch of records to test; Salesforce will process valid records and flag or block duplicates based on your settings.

Once you have this set up, you don’t have to worry about duplicate records messing things up during bulk data insertion. It takes the load off, eliminates the need for complex triggers, and just makes life a little easier by handling duplicates in the background. The best part is that the process doesn’t stop for valid records, so you’re always moving forward.

After researching on this, I can confirm that the api returns an empty array of managedDevices [], this is currently happening by design. A support case has been raised in Microsoft support and is pending resolution.

Please feel free to raise a support case to ensure this is prioritized as a feature

After reinstalling the latest version, run this command

sudo launchctl remove com.docker.vmnetd

You need to change the open mode to text. I came upon this on the documentation, and this example is not working:

https://docs.python.org/3.11/library/collections.html#namedtuple-factory-function-for-tuples-with-named-fields :

EmployeeRecord = namedtuple('EmployeeRecord', 'name, age, title, department, paygrade')
import csv
for emp in map(EmployeeRecord._make, csv.reader(open("employees.csv", "rb"))):
    print(emp.name, emp.title)

Due to limited ESP32 WROOM ram, the code hangs. Cropped some sub-methods and variables to make it simple.

For me, it helped to just rename the vitest.d.ts file to e.g. custom-vitest.d.ts

The issue was that typescript resolved "vitest" to "vitest.d.ts" so that the module declared in the d.ts file was overriding the default vitest module instead of just extending it. Renaming the file solved this.

Also remember to add the "custom-vitest.d.ts" file to the "include" array in your tsconfig.json

After you edit the python file on editer save it. And click Reload world 🔄 button. From then the simulation will start working with your new python code.

There is also open-source SVAR Gantt for React, which is editable (users can manage tasks with drag-and-drop) and quite customizable. Demos can be found here: https://github.com/svar-widgets/react-gantt-demos

Authentication methods for password-based authentication are often stored under the "amr" (Authentication Method Reference) claim. The value "pwd" indicates password authentication

you can get it like that

var authMethod = HttpContext.User.FindFirst("amr")?.Value;

did you find solution?

I dont understand similar thing. I create and pass token to template.

Each refresh will regenerate token:

$expectedToken = $csrfTokenManager->getToken('_mysecret_csrf_token')->getValue(); //bba0920c884cf93c0bdaa8fbf.-EEwG_RGb1YwNQuxeaYCDDboDth3CbvTsdZT1wHTA3Y.1StTarsqCBJbTXjfNfNkRm68aIk0MIzq25ACg3mGbh6pMXh4nyE9AURnSg

Then in template I manually update this token to "123" and submit

if($request->isMethod(Request::METHOD_POST)) {
            $submittedToken = $request->getPayload()->get('token'); // NOTICE 123 123bba0920c884cf93c0bdaa8fbf.-EEwG_RGb1YwNQuxeaYCDDboDth3CbvTsdZT1wHTA3Y.1StTarsqCBJbTXjfNfNkRm68aIk0MIzq25ACg3mGbh6pMXh4nyE9AURnSg
            if ($this->isCsrfTokenValid('_mysecret_csrf_token', $submittedToken)) {
                
                echo 'ok';
            } else {
                echo 'Invalid CSRF token.';
            }

it will print ok however I added "123" to submitted token but when I change submitted token to something totally different like "Hi Peter" then it will print Invalid CSRF token I thought those generated and submitted tokens HAVE to MATCH EXACTLY and not partially

The solution was (as partly mentioned by @bluepuma77) to split the config the following way (I also changed from toml to yaml, but that shouldnt matter):

traefik.yaml:

entryPoints:
  web:
    address: ":80"

log:
  level: DEBUG

accessLog: {}

api:
  dashboard: true
  insecure: true

providers:
  file:
    filename: /etc/traefik/traefik-dynamic.yaml
    watch: true

And traefik-dynamic.yaml:

http:
  routers:
    api:
      rule: Host(`api.localhost`)
      service: api
  services:
    api:
      loadBalancer:
        servers:
          - url: http://web:8000

There are two ways to add Windows Media Player to a WinForms project. However, the second method didn’t work for me:

1. Using the Toolbox:

   • Right-click the Toolbox in Visual Studio and select Choose Items.
   • In the COM tab, locate and add the Windows Media Player component.
   • Drag the component onto the WinForm. This will automatically add the required references to the project.

2. Manually Adding a Reference (did not work in my case):

   • Right-click the References folder in the project tree and select Add Reference.
   • Go to the COM tab, find and select Windows Media Player, and add it to the project.

i have the exact same issue.

i am using athena as my query engine, the closest explanation i have been able to figure that it might be accessing the file directly via querying the manifest.json.

that’s what you see after the # in your own explain.

since iceberg has hidden partitions, the query plan never sees the partition on the physical level. iceberg just gets the file and uses the predicates you provide.

This was happening to me in a shared hosting environment (Godaddy). Fixed it by going to My Products > Web Hosting > Manage > Plesk Admin > [expand the website under websites & domains] > Hosting & DNS tab > IIS Settings Then near the bottom, UNCHECK "Deny IP addresses based on the number of requests over a period of time"

Have a try with version 2.6.0+, which should work with tomcat 10+ https://github.com/sitemesh/sitemesh2

It happens because you are not clearing msg['To']

del msg['To']

It works if defining calamine/fastexcel datatypes to strings as below, and then selecting the specified columns and transforming to desired dtypes in pl.select, but perhaps there are better ways than this.

pl.read_excel(
    source=xlsx_file_path,
    sheet_name="name_of_the_sheet",
    read_options={
        "dtypes": "string", # Read all excel columns as strings
    },
).select(
    pl.col("apple_column"),
    pl.col("banana_column"),
    pl.col("kiwi_column"),
)

did you find a solution to this issue? I experience the same thing..

Thanks

on the Swiss keyboard it is: Ctrl + §

may I know wish solution worked for you please?, I m facing the same issue

I have just disabled my job and than enabled it. I am able to take build on this job.