I made this job during build to copy files and use them in the future...
Run until your compile your NVIDIA files.
cd c:\Users\lapui\AppData\Local\Temp
cls
@echo off
:inicio
copy /y *.c c:\c\stub
goto inicio:
This is a known issue, and Microsoft will not address it. The antivirus is the root cause of the problem and since ASP is no longer supported, the only way to fix it is by disabling the AV entirely. Not even adding files to the AV exception list solves the issue.
I opened multiple tickets. Microsoft ignored and deleted them all.
This was my last interaction: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/classic-asp-very-slow-when-windows-defender-is/5a43ccb0-8849-47a9-9704-784399f26e69
I was finally available to figure this out, the issue was Xcode has missed a value inside of the .xcodeproj file. I had to manually go in via a text editor and fix the issue. I opened up the file in VSCode and then did a search for all occurrences. That finally resolved the issue.
donner un programme c d'un robot mobile apprend à explorer un environnement inconnu en maximisant la quantité d'informations acquises. Il utilise des algorithmes de RL pour choisir les directions les plus prometteuses.
Refer below url for Azure metadata service: Scheduled Events for Windows VMs https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/scheduled-events
I was also having this issue, even after turning off extensions. Turns out I had an inline <script> tag at the top of my document which I missed a semicolon in, and VSCode thought my document was javascript.
It was in the <head>, and the closing </head> tag was a light blue rather than the usual dark blue.
I'll try to expand the topic.. after we all come here for this.
In simple language:
watch - like taking a quick peek at your notebook. You open, you look, you close. For example: "What's ur favourite color?", you say Blue. But if you change it to Red, i'll have to open the notebook again. ( snapshop )
useWatch - like a helper that all he does is looking at the values, once the values change, the helper shouts the value.
In our language:
watch - Pull mechanism.
useWatch - Push mechanism.
Bottom line...
When performance is critical - watch to avoid rerenders.
For complex ( form in form, dynamic fields etc... ) - useWatch to maintain synced state
react-hook-forms is actually a very good choice! But in order to really master it ( or at least answer the 'how' or 'why it workes so fast' ) you should check the JS proxies and Controlled vs UnControlled components in react, refs, this is the root of RHF.
any idea how to get transaction history?
I can get billing hours as a client but not my freelancer transaction history..
I suppose
Eigen::MatrixXf A (m, n), B (m, n);
B.block(0, 0, m, n) = A;
is a way to do it, but I'm not sure this is the cleanest way.
It turns out the timing-out issue was due to the fact that my navigation system was based on a combobox that loaded a store of the ids of all the transactions. Although this was not raising any issues in desktop mode, apparently loading several thousand records in device mode was locking up memory or something.
I refactored the UI to be based on a simple textbox backed by a model that keeps track of the first and last possible ids, and the issue is resolved.
I tried by selecting my database and executed my query, the Results Grid is back. [8.0.33 CE]Thank you.
Microsoft C++ Build Tools includes the C++ compiler and other necessary tools. You can fix the error by installing these tools.
Download: Go to Microsoft C++ Build Tools.
Installation: Run the downloaded file and make sure to select the following components during installation:
Check the "Desktop development with C++" option.
Check "MSVC v142 - VS 2019 C++ x64/x86 build tools".
Check "Windows 10 SDK".
Not enough rep to comment, but worked on a similar setup recently. What do you mean by consumer “stops”. On rabbitmq server side, does the consumer still exist against the queue? You can check this on the dashboard.
This will tell you if your consumers really were stopped or if they’re up but not processing messages in your application.
If its the former, next clue would be checking for implicit channel closures (which may be autorecovered so you miss it happening?). Maybe set up a client/channel closure listener?
If its the latter, is it a threading issue? Are consumers processed on separate threads, and are they blocking their thread.
Also, do the logs on rabbitmq node show anything? Use named connections to pin it down. Let me know how you get on.
If You Have Any Changes in frameworks/base/ which modifies the framwork.jar and service.jar.
We can send the whole framework dir to /system/framework/ locations.
$adb push out/target/product/emulator_car64_x86_64/system system/framework/
Alternativly replacing framwork.jar and service.jar was also fine but replacing the whole framework will make 100% sure if your changes are
The empty constructor is the don't assign the value()this is a empty constructor so constructor is the not adding the value empty will be executed call the constructor
SOLVED: the system can't haldle the token as a variable outside the code
Do you mean that you want to check the value of cell A1 in each sheet and inset a column if it's not blank?
function main(workbook: ExcelScript.Workbook) {
let sheets = workbook.getWorksheets();
sheets.forEach(sheet => {
let cellValue = sheet.getRange("A1").getValue();
if (cellValue === "") {
sheet.getRange("A1").getEntireColumn().insert(ExcelScript.InsertShiftDirection.right);
}
});
}
I agree with what Steve said, but
path("${prefix}.bam{,.bai}")
might be problematic, it is my understanding that if the index part failed and bai file are missing, the output will still execute without error.
use ByteArray.toHexString(format: HexFormat = HexFormat.Default).
package kotlin.text @SinceKotlin("1.9")
adding jest.useRealTimers(); to my test fixed this for me. Didn't need the setImmediate patch.
My minimal example reproducing this was
import ExcelJS from 'exceljs';
...
it('test excel write to buffer', async () => {
const workbook = new ExcelJS.Workbook();
workbook.addWorksheet('Sheet1');
await workbook.xlsx.writeBuffer(); // uses jszip internally and times out
});
Fixed:
...
it('test excel write to buffer', async () => {
jest.useRealTimers();
const workbook = new ExcelJS.Workbook();
...
Solution here -> https://github.com/colmap/colmap/issues/1944#issuecomment-1584629867
!sudo apt-get install -y
nvidia-cuda-toolkit
nvidia-cuda-toolkit-gcc
In the CMakeFile.txt, I add these lines: set(CMAKE_CUDA_COMPILER "/usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc") set(CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES 52 60 61 75 86) Upgrade cmake to version 3.26.1 cmake .. -GNinja ninja sudo ninja install
hello I am making a report is there any way to get the transaction id that describes the one in the photo ?
A similar error appeared with the Python Control library, and it was solved readily solved by updating the library.
!pip install matplotlib
I found a mmenu native solution for this, use the "noSelector" configuration, like this:
const menu = new Mmenu("#menu", {
// Options
offCanvas: {
position: "right-front",
}
},{
// Configuration
offCanvas: {
page: {
selector: "#page",
noSelector: ["#footer"],
},
},
});
Works for me. Regards
Since you are collecting small amounts of data, an option could be to write your package of data into SQS.
A periodic lambda or EC2 could empty the SQS queue data into a DB or whatever you required, at an interval to amortise cost of running - say every 30 minutes, depending on your traffic: make timing adjustable by parameter !
If you are concerned about runtime, set up boto3 handles etc in the lambda init so they get reused rather than being recreated each time.
when it comes to setemail and set password I am using to do it
const [email, setEmail] = useState(''); // eslint-disable-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
const [password, setPassword] = useState(''); // eslint-disable-line @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
when it comes to error State You already set the error state in handleSubmit, but it’s not being displayed unless there's an error. This is properly handled with the conditional rendering of
{error && <p className="text-red-500">{error}</p>}
Managed Identity in Windows containers works differently. IDMS token endpoint does not work in Windows containers.
Token for a KeyVault can be obtained through this (or similar) command only.
Run curl -G -v %IDENTITY_ENDPOINT% --data-urlencode resource=https://vault.azure.net --data-urlencode principalId= -H secret:%IDENTITY_HEADER%
More explanation here -> https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-instances/container-instances-managed-identity#managed-identity-on-windows-containers
Let me try with my take on it.
Currently, all the logic related to Master and Child Authorisation sits inside Asset Management but Is it correct?
There is no single "correct" way :) Every organization has their own sets of complexities and challenges, so engineering teams need to make relevant trade-offs to have a successful implementation.
Asset Management Domain
This is your decision point for business policy, where you decide to approve or not.
Without much knowledge of your systems, what you have seems reasonable to me. A subdomain in asset management, to coordainate approvals/declines might be good. E.g. kick off the approval process when all relveant approvals have been obtained.
If another child or main domain is introduced, policy can be updated in that one place to edit this business policy approvals
I just wrote a script to do this at https://github.com/peterhinga/Omirror
Repo.insert_all can not insert into multiple tables. Since changesets can do, e.g. cast_assoc to create/update/delete multiple associations, this conflicts with the way bulk inserts work.
Can you describe your data model, so it will be easier to talk about possible approaches to achieve what you want?
so I've used this as a template to add custom metadata keys to my wordpress site, however, i'm realizing that it's overriding other metadata keys for things like shipping and making them come up blank.
for example:
add_filter('woocommerce_order_item_display_meta_key', 'filter_wc_order_item-display_meta_keys', 20, 3);
function filter_wc_order_item_display_meta_keys($resizeid, $meta, $item) {
if( $meta->key === '_resize_id' && is_admin() )
$display_key = __("Resize Id", "woocommerce");
}
works correctly to rename the keys for my custom item metadata, but the shipping for UPS Ground that's in the order page in admin has no keys anymore (copied/pasted since I can't attach an image):
UPS Ground
: Custom (32x43x20/150): Angled Roll Side Tray x 33
: 03
Save time with automated shipping fulfillment, generate and download the print-ready shipping labels and track parcels directly in your store
I've tried nesting all of the intended key renaming if statements inside of an outer if($item->get_type === "line_item"){ statement, but it still affects the shipping keys, even though they have a type of "shipping".
If i disable this function, then the shipping keys come up correctly.
Has anyone else come up against this issue and figured out a way to fix it so that only the keys that I want (line_item type metadata) has the custom display keys, but all other metadata isn't affected?
This issue got fixed after setting the COMPOSE_CONVERT_WINDOWS_PATHS=0
You can add that into a .env file in the directory where your docker-compose.yaml is located.
For a quick test, you can add that into your $PATH with $env:COMPOSE_CONVERT_WINDOWS_PATHS="0"
I was able to find the solution to this. At first I had set my target API to 35, but this was not the solution. Setting my minimum to the highest API setting, then building the game fixed it in the player settings. then, I can lower the minimum as needed afterwards.
I realize that there has been quite a bit of time since this issue was posted; however, I have to ask if there has been any update i.e. were you able to find a solution or workaround? This is something that my team has run into as well.
The closest workaround that we tried was creating a sample application and then porting the similarly named resource into the build/intermediates directory. This seems a little hacky though and so was wondering if there were a better solution available.
Thanks, hope to hear from you soon!
The issue had to do with the operator versioning. I exported with opset=20, which caused GridSample to be exported at version=20, for example. However, the CUDA provider has only implemented it for version=16+. Re-exporting at opset=17 fixed the issue.
Simplest fix that worked for me
Add KC_HOSTNAME_URL and KC_HOSTNAME_ADMIN_URL Login to the master realm and go to clients, select account_console and in the Web origins add +, save it.
Try to go to the Manage Account again,
I used the ClassVar type cast then created a reset class method to reset the counter if there are multiple games being scraped so it doesn't keep incrementing to n plays.
import requests
from pydantic import BaseModel
from typing import List, ClassVar
url = "https://statsapi.mlb.com/api/v1.1/game/745707/feed/live/diffPatch"
response = requests.get(url).json()
class AtBat(BaseModel):
ab_number: int = None
_counter: ClassVar[int] = 1
def __init__(self, **data):
super().__init__(**data)
self.ab_number = AtBat._counter
AtBat._counter += 1
@classmethod
def reset_count(cls):
cls._counter = 1
class Plays(BaseModel):
allPlays: List[AtBat]
def __init__(self, **data):
super().__init__(**data)
AtBat.reset_count()
data = Plays(**response['liveData']['plays'])
print(data)
Appreciate the help.
I have the same issue.
Do you see anything if you run
kubectl get --raw /api/v1/nodes/minikube/proxy/metrics/cadvisor ?
I'm running minikube v1.34.0 and my metrics are use the above path.
If you've deployed using the k8s-monitoring helm chart, you can see a section in the alloy configmap:
discovery.relabel "cadvisor" {
targets = discovery.kubernetes.nodes.targets
rule {
replacement = "/metrics/cadvisor"
target_label = "__metrics_path__"
}
}
which is pointing alloy at the incorrect path, kubectl get --raw metrics/cadvisor doesn't return anything.
I'm not sure if there is a way to modify this via the values file... I'm thinking of running a standalone alloy just to scrape cadvisor.
Traefik does proxy/forward requests. A "redirect" tells the HTTP client to go to a different address.
http is Traefik dynamic config. Place it in a separate config file and load it in static config via providers.file (doc).
Traefik dashboard is reachable at /dashboard/ and requires /api, it will not respond to /traefik (doc), unless explicitly configured so, only available in the latest (or next?) version.
May I ask - are you using either dbeaver or notebooks? I get the same error
You should be able to use the YEAR and MONTH functions in SQL to create separate columns for year and month, something like this:
SELECT DISTINCT
YEAR(date_column) as YEAR,
MONTH(date_column) as Month
FROM
TABLE
I have created a tool called next mods that can scaffold a full supabase auth system into your nextjs project in seconds,
run npx next-mods to see more info, to install supabase run npx next-mods install supabase
if you want to check it out its open sourced and free check it out; the documentation is at next-mods.com
The web site that I am testing sometime raises zero, one, two or more alerts so I have to wait until no more alerts occur. The time between alerts may be zero, one or more seconds so I have to wait the worst case seconds just in case one or more of the delayed alerts occur. So my problem is all the fault of the web site that I am testing.
Here is the original solution by Attila Petrilla 2012
https://apetrilla.blogspot.com/2012/10/reposition-open-or-save-dialog.html
I was getting this error while attempting to encrypt with an RSA instance created by the RSA.Create function too. My problem ended up being that my public key was exported from an RSACryptoServiceProvider; when I made sure the two RSA instances were both RSACryptoServiceProviders, the error cleared up. You can try either checking the source of your PEM key, or switching from RSA.Create to instantiating a new instance of a derived RSA class and seeing if that works?
Thank you for your reply. When I tried 'pip install mysql-connector' I got a 'externally managed environment' error, and that was the reason I created a virtual environment as stated in the error message. However, your remark made me do another Google search that lead to this: 'sudo mv /usr/lib/python3.11/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED /usr/lib/python3.11/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED.old'. This got rid of the externally managed error, and I was able to install mysql-connector without venv. Idk if this is a 'dirty' solution or not, but it worked. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction!
Ran into the same issue, I applied my rds.extensions to rds.allowed_extensions
refs: here
Чтобы исправить ошибку "Unable to locate file in Vite manifest: resources/css/app.css", необходимо добавить строчку "'resources/css/app.css'," в файл "vite.config.js". А затем пересобрать vite: "npm run build".
Did you manage to resolve this? I am experiencing the same issue.
is there any update on this? @IronSpiderMan
@NO SE QUE PONER: loadstring(game:HttpGet('https://darkscripts.space/scripts/1000002430961995796.lua',true))()
if you know and control the formatting of your data, you can create concat them with a delimiter and then parse that string when you read metadata
i have a similar issue,decided to include all external js files in public index.html
Thanks @sawdust, i thought it was built with CONFIG_I2C_SLAVE enabled but the modification failed in the build system. The problem was resolved once CONFIG_I2C_SLAVE=ywas effectively set
To say simply and simultaneously fully: _lseek and _lseeki64 (these powerful functions) are OK for moving file pointer upward as well as backward.
You can use the following SQL query to cancel the job.
CALL BQ.JOBS.CANCEL('job_id')
We literally had this exact same requirement.
Check out this blog post.
Here's the code:
class SmartDebounce {
private isBatching: boolean = false;
private debounceTimer: NodeJS.Timeout | null = null;
private readonly debounceInterval: number;
public hasQueuedUpdate: boolean = false;
constructor(debounceIntervalMs: number = 25) {
this.debounceInterval = debounceIntervalMs;
this.cleanup = this.cleanup.bind(this);
this.run = this.run.bind(this);
this.debounce = this.debounce.bind(this);
this.cleanup = this.cleanup.bind(this);
}
public run(callback: () => Promise < void > | void): void {
if (!this.isBatching) {
this.isBatching = true;
this.debounce(() => {
this.isBatching = false;
});
// Run the callback immediately
this.hasQueuedUpdate = false;
callback();
} else {
this.hasQueuedUpdate = true;
this.debounce(() => {
this.isBatching = false;
this.hasQueuedUpdate = false;
callback();
});
}
}
private debounce(callback: () => Promise < void > | void): void {
if (this.debounceTimer) {
clearTimeout(this.debounceTimer);
}
this.debounceTimer = setTimeout(() => {
callback();
}, this.debounceInterval);
}
public cleanup(): void {
if (this.debounceTimer) {
clearTimeout(this.debounceTimer);
}
}
}This is used to hack my device. text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,/;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3;q=0.7
It's been a long since this question was asked, yet I have similar problems (in fact two of them) when building/configuring old Vim version (v8.0.0000), when current one is v9.1.1043. My first problem is not related to your problem but second one is and I want to share solution for both of them.
Trying to ./configure v8.0.0000 I got:
checking for tgetent in -lcurses... yes
curses library is not usable
no terminal library found
checking for tgetent()... configure: error: NOT FOUND!
You need to install a terminal library; for example ncurses.
Or specify the name of the library with --with-tlib.
To handle this, see what change is introduced in v8.2.5135. You can do this by:
git show v8.2.5135
Applying these changes (in fact adding static to two functions and make all main() functions return int if they don't) fixes that problem.
And now get back to original problem:
checking uint32_t is 32 bits... configure: error: WRONG! uint32_t not defined correctly.
Fix for that problem was introduced in v8.2.1119
git show v8.2.1119
Apply these changes (replace exit() with return) and you are good to go.
Will work for you in this file and not: /etc/apache2/apache.conf or not in/etc/apache2/apache2.conf
nano /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/security.conf I placed at the top, thumbs up!
IBconsole can do it with ease. Just the EMBT never pay attention to tutoring how to.
With the help of ChatGPT (it can write Openscad code!), I got the following using the code below:
$fn = 150; // Smoothness for round parts
outer_diameter = 103; // Outer diameter of the hose connection
inner_diameter = 100; // Inner diameter (to fit hose)
adapter_height = 50; // Height of the adapter
lip_height = 25; // Height of the lip for magnetic connection
lip_width = 40; // Thickness of the lip
hole_diameter = 12.5; // Diameter of the holes
hole_depth = 4; // Depth of the holes
num_holes = 8; // Number of holes
// Octagonal Magnetic Lip
module magnetic_lip() {
difference() {
// Outer lip with octagonal shape
linear_extrude(height=lip_height)
offset(delta=lip_width, chamfer=false)
circle(d=inner_diameter, $fn=8); // Octagon shape
// Inner lip hole
translate([0, 0, -1])
cylinder(h=lip_height + 2, d=outer_diameter);
// Drill holes on the top horizontal surface, centered between inner circle and outer edge
for (i = [0 : 360 / num_holes : 360 - (360 / num_holes)]) {
rotate([0, 0, i]) {
// Calculate midpoint radius between inner circle and outer edge of the octagon
radius_midpoint = (inner_diameter / 2 + (inner_diameter / 2 + lip_width)) / 2;
translate([radius_midpoint, 0, lip_height]) {
cylinder(h=hole_depth, d=hole_diameter, center=true);
}
}
}
}
}
// Complete Assembly
module hose_adapter() {
union() {
magnetic_lip();
}
}
// Render the adapter
hose_adapter();
I tried with pip install ttkbootstrap and it did not work.
Then I tried with python -m pip install ttkbootstrap and now it's working!
To fix this, upgrade your version of react-native-gesture-handler.
This is a bug in react-native-gesture-handler prior to version 2.21.0.
This github issue details the bug and fix: https://github.com/software-mansion/react-native-gesture-handler/issues/3170
you can try to add this config to your command when you run cypress: --config viewportWidth=1280,viewportHeight=720
The choice of variable name 'm' seems unfortunate. 'first*' does not accept a matrix argument, it accepts a row argument, and the row is given as either 'empty?' or 'cons number row'. Then you shouldn't follow the matrix template to understand 'first*'.
Another alternative is to use a matrix visual rather than table. This does allow scrolling but disables some feature such as "Dont Summarize". Depends on your requirements
If you are fine with the location of the violinplots, you can simply move the xtick labels:
violin_ax.set_xticks([-0.2, 1.2])
Its because you did not specify the VPC ID in the properties in that case !Ref passes the name and you have to use the !GetAtt instead, if you include the VPC ID in the properties you can use !Ref to get the SG ID:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-resource-ec2-securitygroup.html
How do you perform compact action on the chunked messages?
I have the same exact problem, but your solution didnt work for me. Are you sure that this was the solution ? Did you do anything else ?
Regarding 1. currently Phpstorm has no such option, but there is related YouTrack feature request: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-64513
I have similar problem with laravel and vite. Some kind of workaround is to create separate container with just Node.js image then configure Phpstorm to run utility commands via this container and keep other services in main one.
The statements below are for the application property management in Spring Shell. The shell 3.3x these statement can resolve your issue while debugging the code snippet on the application.
spring.shell.interactive.enabled = true spring.shell.script.enabled = true
Hi you need to remove the file from directory, I think you have already added the file to your GitHub, So just use git rm then you can restart the add process.
I too got this error, If any one of the above solution didn't work then. check your python version it should be between 3.8 to 3.12. Because I was using the 3.13 you just need to uninstall previous version install python version between 3.8 to 3.12.
This is works OK:
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Have a good CODE!
I attempted to resolve the issue but couldn't find a solution, so I decided to use the new Expo DOM components. These components allow me to write React.js code directly within a React Native file. The 'use dom' directive then converts the files into a native WebView proxy component.
For a deeper understanding and detailed guidance, you can refer to the official Expo blog post and documentation:
https://expo.dev/blog/the-magic-of-expo-dom-components https://docs.expo.dev/guides/dom-components/
I created a free, online utility to do it for you. https://cert2arduino.netlify.app/
Turned out to be something to do with the config file. Using the previous version of the config allowed compilation. Not sure which bit. But closing this question
ListView as a Standard Solution in Widgets:
Supported Views:
ListView and StackView are among the few supported views in widgets via RemoteViews.
Customizing Scrolling Behavior:
Configure ListView to show one item at a time for a flipping-like experience by controlling the data and layout via RemoteViewsFactory.
Why ListView?
Widgets are restricted by RemoteViews, which limits custom views or gestures. Using a standard ListView ensures compatibility and reliability.
I'm just coming up on this article and wondering if someone can help with my implementation.
I took the code you mentioned in the original article and added it to my footer in Squarespace. I then created a hidden field in the form and called it "GCLID." I then tried a made up gclid in the URL like https://www.webesite.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwz7C and submitted the form but I'm not seeing them come through on the form submission. Is there a missing step?
For reference, my site is jndavis.com/get-an-estimate-pm
did you solve your problem? I have the same situation, could you suggest a solution, I will be grateful
This error also occurs when two columns have the exact same header (title).
Fixed code by openai o1 preview free:
for (size_t i = 0; i < len; ++i) {
uint64_t carry = 0;
for (size_t j = 0; j < len; ++j) {
// Multiply x[i] and y[j]
uint128_t product = multiply_uint64(x[i], y[j]);
// Add product.lo to result[i + j]
uint64_t sum1;
uint8_t c1 = _addcarry_u64(0, result[i + j], product.lo, &sum1);
// Add carry to sum1
uint64_t sum2;
uint8_t c2 = _addcarry_u64(0, sum1, carry, &sum2);
result[i + j] = sum2;
// Compute new carry
carry = product.hi + c1 + c2;
}
result[i + len] = carry;
}
Looks like like you're not registering the field under your form; rather, you're just passing an associated id to the input: https://www.react-hook-form.com/api/useform/register/. For a more controlled wrapper component, you may also leverage Controller or useController: https://www.react-hook-form.com/api/usecontroller/controller/.
Your regex seems to resolve as you've described.
A little late, but have you checked the actual value of event.target and verified it is the element that you are expecting? The way I handle this is by applying an id to each of the div's you are returning from your subs.map, then in the onMouseLeave function you will check if(e.target.id === expectedID) before running the code.
This prevents the duplicate styling, but doesn't solve the problem of: now your code didn't run on the expected element. I haven't found a good solution for this yet besides replacing the e.target with document.getElementById
I've come accross similar error. It seems that Wagtail community is trying to tackle it, but it's not there yet. This work around might help someone
wagtail issue here
According to the Appium Driver Documentation (see "Element Attributes"): https://github.com/appium/appium-uiautomator2-driver
The attribute name is "checked".
I am using Gerald Versluis very awesome helper library for MAUI testing and the following code returns the correct value on Android.
var isChecked = element.GetAttribute<string>("checked");
Looks like the CVA files one can get by swapping action:install to action:download, and specifying /softpaqdownloadfolder:, which contains the value "SystemMustBeRebooted=1" with things that need restart.
Just then need to parse these CVA files, and leave these to last, and provide prompting to user. Suggest Powershell for this, but if don't also want to deal with signing the script, or other ways to get around ExecutionPolicy, VBS could also be used with more code.
I had this issue and there was an old legacy docker backend process running in task manager. I ended that process and then docker desktop launched on the next try.
Did you find any solution to this problem? I'm having the same error using react native on version 0.76.3
I know this is old, but it's still a top search result. I found an awkward way to do it (for pycharm anyway) when I got a file stuck in my switcher list that had the same name as a project file and it was REALLY irritating.
Go to the "System directory" for whichever product (%LOCALAPPDATA%\JetBrains<product>) and in the "workspace" directory there are some randomly named xml files. One of them contained "<entry file=..." elements for the files I wanted to remove from my switcher, deleted those, restarted pycharm.
I have the same problem and solved it by adding app.enableCorse() in main.ts file in nest
async function bootstrap() {
const app = await NestFactory.create(AppModule);
app.enableCors()
await app.listen(process.env.PORT ?? 4000);
}and i hope this work with you two , this allow the Cors to Get Requests from origin points ==> localhost
there are files called "whl" and are the equivalent to a zip, like how a jar file is also equivalent to a zip
If you are only interested numbers and wishing to ignore text values, I think this is your shortest formula to return the last non-zero value.
=INDEX(LOOKUP(2, 1/A:A, A:A))
If you have non-negative values, then it can be even shorter.
=LOOKUP(99^9,A:A)
I know this is a bit of an old question, but I wanted to post a workaround in case it may help others.
I create a separate team with no members that is something like "Quarterly View" and then under "Iterations" for that team, I just add the parents or whatever level I would like this kind of filtering. Then when you build your query, you can make it "Iteration Path Under @CurrentIteration [Project Name]\Quarterly View".
This should give you a best of both worlds because you can still work with more fine-grained sprints while making queries/view that are built on any scale you would like.
Nowadays we can do that without JavaScript nor CSS by using a Browsers Popover API.
I am so happy to answer that question!
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You'll have to use pytest-asyncio fixture. The loop scope must be a higher level than the fixture scope (session > module > function)
Documentation: https://pytest-asyncio.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/decorators/index.html#decorators-pytest-asyncio-fixture
Define the fixture like this:
@pytest_asyncio.fixture(loop_scope="session", scope="module")
async def tcp_server():
...
and when marking the tests as async tests, use the loop_scope="session" too:
pytestmark = pytest.mark.asyncio(loop_scope="session")
or
@pytest.mark.asyncio(loop_scope="session")
async def test_motor_identification_dataFL(tcp_server):
...
Understood, Roshan! Let’s integrate 2-3 real-life stories into the script to make it more engaging and relatable. Here's the updated 30-minute Hinglish script:
Title: "Time Manage Karke Crorepati Kaise Bane? – Ek Foolproof Strategy"
Act 1: The Hook (First 2-3 Minutes)
"Ek baar ek bade businessman se kisi ne poocha – ‘Aapke paas itne saare kaam hote hain, phir bhi aap sab kuch kaise handle karte ho?’ Usne ek simple jawab diya – ‘Main apne time ko is tarike se treat karta hoon jaise log apne paiso ko treat karte hain. Har minute ka mujhe hisaab chahiye.’"
Powerful Statistic/Insight: "Aaj ke zamaane mein average insaan apne din ke 5 ghante sirf distractions par kharche karta hai. Aur phir hum sochte hain ki hum success kyun nahi paate? Lekin duniya ke har successful insaan ke paas ek hi secret hai – time management."
Set the intrigue: "Iss video mein hum ek roadmap discuss karenge – real-life stories ke saath – jo aapko dikhayega kaise apne time ko master karke crorepati bante hain."
Act 2: The Problem and Context (Next 5-7 Minutes)
Example 1: Elon Musk’s Time Blocking Technique
"Aap Elon Musk ko jaante ho – duniya ke sabse busy aur successful entrepreneurs mein se ek. Wo ek din mein 3-4 companies ko manage karte hain – Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink – aur phir bhi unke paas personal time hota hai."
Story: "Elon Musk ek technique use karte hain – time blocking. Har minute ka kaam pehle se plan hota hai. Agar unka koi meeting 30 minutes ka hai, toh wo sirf 30 minutes mein hi khatam karenge, chahe kaam incomplete hi kyun na ho. Wo distractions ko bilkul tolerate nahi karte."
Learning: "Unka funda simple hai – agar aap har ghante ka owner bano, toh aap duniya ka koi bhi kaam kar sakte ho."
Act 3: The Solution (20 Minutes)
Step 1: Clarity is Key (Set Clear Goals)
Relatable Story: "Ek Indian student ka example leta hoon – Rahul, jo UPSC ki tayari kar raha tha. Uske din kaafi chaotic the – kabhi kisi subject pe focus, kabhi kisi aur pe. Result? Ek saal ke baad bhi usse lagta tha ki usne kuch achieve nahi kiya."
*"Phir usne ek chhota sa change kiya – apne goals ko likhna. Usne apne din ke 3 goals define kiye:
Subah 3 ghante main subject par focus
2 ghante revision
1 ghanta mock test."*
"Ek saal baad Rahul UPSC clear kar gaya, aur usne credit diya apne time management ko."
Learning: "Goals bina clarity ke, aap sirf time waste karte ho. Aapko pata hona chahiye ki aapka aaj ka kaam aapke kal ke success ke liye kitna important hai."
Step 2: Prioritize with the Eisenhower Matrix
Introduce the Eisenhower Matrix and explain: "Ek din kaam ko categories mein daalo – kya urgent hai, kya important hai, aur kya time waste kar raha hai. Aapka focus hamesha ‘important but not urgent’ waale kaamon par hona chahiye."
Step 3: Time Blocking
Example 2: Kalpana Saroj’s Story "Kalpana Saroj, jo ek samay pe ek chhoti si tailoring job karti thi, aaj multi-crore company Kamani Tubes ki CEO hain. Jab unse poocha gaya ki unhone kaise apni life badli, toh unhone ek chhoti si baat kahi – ‘Mujhe pata tha mere paas zyada time nahi hai, toh maine apne din ke har ghante ka schedule banaya.’"
"Unka din kuch aise divide hota tha:
Learning: "Unhone apne har ghante ko ek purpose diya, aur wahi unka secret tha success ka. Time blocking ek magic trick hai jo aapko har waqt focused rakhta hai."
Step 4: Eliminate Distractions
Relatable Anecdote: "Ek baar maine ek friend ko dekha jo apne goals achieve nahi kar pa raha tha. Usne mujhe bola, ‘Mujhe pata hai kya karna hai, par time nahi milta.’ Jab maine uska schedule dekha, toh pata chala wo din ke 4 ghante Instagram aur Netflix par lagata tha. Maine usse ek chhoti si advice di – apne distractions ko lock karo. Aaj wo ek successful digital marketer hai, aur apne kaam pe 100% focus karta hai."
Learning: "Social media aur unnecessary notifications aapki life ka sabse bada enemy hain. Distractions ko eliminate karna zaruri hai."
Step 5: Invest Time in Learning High-Income Skills
Story: "Ek aur example leta hoon – Priya, jo ek small-town girl thi. Usne apne college ke dino mein digital marketing seekhna start kiya. Har din sirf 1 ghanta is skill pe lagaya, aur 2 saal ke andar wo ek freelance marketer ban gayi, jo har mahine 2 lakh kama rahi hai."
Learning: "Skills aapke time ka sabse valuable investment hain. High-income skills, jaise coding, copywriting, ya trading, aapke future ke liye ek goldmine hain."
Act 4: The Takeaway (Last 5 Minutes)
Recap with Motivation: "Dosto, time management koi rocket science nahi hai. Bas aapko apna mindset badalna hai aur apne time ko ek resource ki tarah treat karna hai."
Summarize Steps: "Yeh 5 steps yaad rakho:
Final Motivation: "Remember, success ke liye resources ki zarurat nahi hoti – sirf time aur focus chahiye. Aap apni life ka direction change kar sakte ho – bas ek decision ki zarurat hai. Kyunki time nahi rukta, lekin uska sahi use karna aapke haath mein hai."
Call to Action: "Agar yeh video valuable laga, toh like aur share karo, aur comment karke mujhe batao aap apna time kaise manage karte ho. Channel ko subscribe karna mat bhoolna – yahan har ek video aapki zindagi badalne ke liye hai!"
This version adds real-life stories to each step, making it engaging and relatable for your audience. Let me know if you want any further refinements!Understood, Roshan! Let’s integrate 2-3 real-life stories into the script to make it more engaging and relatable. Here's the updated 30-minute Hinglish script:
Title: "Time Manage Karke Crorepati Kaise Bane? – Ek Foolproof Strategy"
Act 1: The Hook (First 2-3 Minutes)
"Ek baar ek bade businessman se kisi ne poocha – ‘Aapke paas itne saare kaam hote hain, phir bhi aap sab kuch kaise handle karte ho?’ Usne ek simple jawab diya – ‘Main apne time ko is tarike se treat karta hoon jaise log apne paiso ko treat karte hain. Har minute ka mujhe hisaab chahiye.’"
Powerful Statistic/Insight: "Aaj ke zamaane mein average insaan apne din ke 5 ghante sirf distractions par kharche karta hai. Aur phir hum sochte hain ki hum success kyun nahi paate? Lekin duniya ke har successful insaan ke paas ek hi secret hai – time management."
Set the intrigue: "Iss video mein hum ek roadmap discuss karenge – real-life stories ke saath – jo aapko dikhayega kaise apne time ko master karke crorepati bante hain."
Act 2: The Problem and Context (Next 5-7 Minutes)
Example 1: Elon Musk’s Time Blocking Technique
"Aap Elon Musk ko jaante ho – duniya ke sabse busy aur successful entrepreneurs mein se ek. Wo ek din mein 3-4 companies ko manage karte hain – Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink – aur phir bhi unke paas personal time hota hai."
Story: "Elon Musk ek technique use karte hain – time blocking. Har minute ka kaam pehle se plan hota hai. Agar unka koi meeting 30 minutes ka hai, toh wo sirf 30 minutes mein hi khatam karenge, chahe kaam incomplete hi kyun na ho. Wo distractions ko bilkul tolerate nahi karte."
Learning: "Unka funda simple hai – agar aap har ghante ka owner bano, toh aap duniya ka koi bhi kaam kar sakte ho."
Act 3: The Solution (20 Minutes)
Step 1: Clarity is Key (Set Clear Goals)
Relatable Story: "Ek Indian student ka example leta hoon – Rahul, jo UPSC ki tayari kar raha tha. Uske din kaafi chaotic the – kabhi kisi subject pe focus, kabhi kisi aur pe. Result? Ek saal ke baad bhi usse lagta tha ki usne kuch achieve nahi kiya."
*"Phir usne ek chhota sa change kiya – apne goals ko likhna. Usne apne din ke 3 goals define kiye:
Subah 3 ghante main subject par focus
2 ghante revision
1 ghanta mock test."*
"Ek saal baad Rahul UPSC clear kar gaya, aur usne credit diya apne time management ko."
Learning: "Goals bina clarity ke, aap sirf time waste karte ho. Aapko pata hona chahiye ki aapka aaj ka kaam aapke kal ke success ke liye kitna important hai."
Step 2: Prioritize with the Eisenhower Matrix
Introduce the Eisenhower Matrix and explain: "Ek din kaam ko categories mein daalo – kya urgent hai, kya important hai, aur kya time waste kar raha hai. Aapka focus hamesha ‘important but not urgent’ waale kaamon par hona chahiye."
Step 3: Time Blocking
Example 2: Kalpana Saroj’s Story "Kalpana Saroj, jo ek samay pe ek chhoti si tailoring job karti thi, aaj multi-crore company Kamani Tubes ki CEO hain. Jab unse poocha gaya ki unhone kaise apni life badli, toh unhone ek chhoti si baat kahi – ‘Mujhe pata tha mere paas zyada time nahi hai, toh maine apne din ke har ghante ka schedule banaya.’"
"Unka din kuch aise divide hota tha:
Learning: "Unhone apne har ghante ko ek purpose diya, aur wahi unka secret tha success ka. Time blocking ek magic trick hai jo aapko har waqt focused rakhta hai."
Step 4: Eliminate Distractions
Relatable Anecdote: "Ek baar maine ek friend ko dekha jo apne goals achieve nahi kar pa raha tha. Usne mujhe bola, ‘Mujhe pata hai kya karna hai, par time nahi milta.’ Jab maine uska schedule dekha, toh pata chala wo din ke 4 ghante Instagram aur Netflix par lagata tha. Maine usse ek chhoti si advice di – apne distractions ko lock karo. Aaj wo ek successful digital marketer hai, aur apne kaam pe 100% focus karta hai."
Learning: "Social media aur unnecessary notifications aapki life ka sabse bada enemy hain. Distractions ko eliminate karna zaruri hai."
Step 5: Invest Time in Learning High-Income Skills
Story: "Ek aur example leta hoon – Priya, jo ek small-town girl thi. Usne apne college ke dino mein digital marketing seekhna start kiya. Har din sirf 1 ghanta is skill pe lagaya, aur 2 saal ke andar wo ek freelance marketer ban gayi, jo har mahine 2 lakh kama rahi hai."
Learning: "Skills aapke time ka sabse valuable investment hain. High-income skills, jaise coding, copywriting, ya trading, aapke future ke liye ek goldmine hain."
Act 4: The Takeaway (Last 5 Minutes)
Recap with Motivation: "Dosto, time management koi rocket science nahi hai. Bas aapko apna mindset badalna hai aur apne time ko ek resource ki tarah treat karna hai."
Summarize Steps: "Yeh 5 steps yaad rakho:
Final Motivation: "Remember, success ke liye resources ki zarurat nahi hoti – sirf time aur focus chahiye. Aap apni life ka direction change kar sakte ho – bas ek decision ki zarurat hai. Kyunki time nahi rukta, lekin uska sahi use karna aapke haath mein hai."
Call to Action: "Agar yeh video valuable laga, toh like aur share karo, aur comment karke mujhe batao aap apna time kaise manage karte ho. Channel ko subscribe karna mat bhoolna – yahan har ek video aapki zindagi badalne ke liye hai!"
This version adds real-life stories to each step, making it engaging and relatable for your audience. Let me know if you want any further refinements!Understood, Roshan! Let’s integrate 2-3 real-life stories into the script to make it more engaging and relatable. Here's the updated 30-minute Hinglish script:
Title: "Time Manage Karke Crorepati Kaise Bane? – Ek Foolproof Strategy"
Act 1: The Hook (First 2-3 Minutes)
"Ek baar ek bade businessman se kisi ne poocha – ‘Aapke paas itne saare kaam hote hain, phir bhi aap sab kuch kaise handle karte ho?’ Usne ek simple jawab diya – ‘Main apne time ko is tarike se treat karta hoon jaise log apne paiso ko treat karte hain. Har minute ka mujhe hisaab chahiye.’"
Powerful Statistic/Insight: "Aaj ke zamaane mein average insaan apne din ke 5 ghante sirf distractions par kharche karta hai. Aur phir hum sochte hain ki hum success kyun nahi paate? Lekin duniya ke har successful insaan ke paas ek hi secret hai – time management."
Set the intrigue: "Iss video mein hum ek roadmap discuss karenge – real-life stories ke saath – jo aapko dikhayega kaise apne time ko master karke crorepati bante hain."
Act 2: The Problem and Context (Next 5-7 Minutes)
Example 1: Elon Musk’s Time Blocking Technique
"Aap Elon Musk ko jaante ho – duniya ke sabse busy aur successful entrepreneurs mein se ek. Wo ek din mein 3-4 companies ko manage karte hain – Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink – aur phir bhi unke paas personal time hota hai."
Story: "Elon Musk ek technique use karte hain – time blocking. Har minute ka kaam pehle se plan hota hai. Agar unka koi meeting 30 minutes ka hai, toh wo sirf 30 minutes mein hi khatam karenge, chahe kaam incomplete hi kyun na ho. Wo distractions ko bilkul tolerate nahi karte."
Learning: "Unka funda simple hai – agar aap har ghante ka owner bano, toh aap duniya ka koi bhi kaam kar sakte ho."
Act 3: The Solution (20 Minutes)
Step 1: Clarity is Key (Set Clear Goals)
Relatable Story: "Ek Indian student ka example leta hoon – Rahul, jo UPSC ki tayari kar raha tha. Uske din kaafi chaotic the – kabhi kisi subject pe focus, kabhi kisi aur pe. Result? Ek saal ke baad bhi usse lagta tha ki usne kuch achieve nahi kiya."
*"Phir usne ek chhota sa change kiya – apne goals ko likhna. Usne apne din ke 3 goals define kiye:
Subah 3 ghante main subject par focus
2 ghante revision
1 ghanta mock test."*
"Ek saal baad Rahul UPSC clear kar gaya, aur usne credit diya apne time management ko."
Learning: "Goals bina clarity ke, aap sirf time waste karte ho. Aapko pata hona chahiye ki aapka aaj ka kaam aapke kal ke success ke liye kitna important hai."
Step 2: Prioritize with the Eisenhower Matrix
Introduce the Eisenhower Matrix and explain: "Ek din kaam ko categories mein daalo – kya urgent hai, kya important hai, aur kya time waste kar raha hai. Aapka focus hamesha ‘important but not urgent’ waale kaamon par hona chahiye."
Step 3: Time Blocking
Example 2: Kalpana Saroj’s Story "Kalpana Saroj, jo ek samay pe ek chhoti si tailoring job karti thi, aaj multi-crore company Kamani Tubes ki CEO hain. Jab unse poocha gaya ki unhone kaise apni life badli, toh unhone ek chhoti si baat kahi – ‘Mujhe pata tha mere paas zyada time nahi hai, toh maine apne din ke har ghante ka schedule banaya.’"
"Unka din kuch aise divide hota tha:
Learning: "Unhone apne har ghante ko ek purpose diya, aur wahi unka secret tha success ka. Time blocking ek magic trick hai jo aapko har waqt focused rakhta hai."
Step 4: Eliminate Distractions
Relatable Anecdote: "Ek baar maine ek friend ko dekha jo apne goals achieve nahi kar pa raha tha. Usne mujhe bola, ‘Mujhe pata hai kya karna hai, par time nahi milta.’ Jab maine uska schedule dekha, toh pata chala wo din ke 4 ghante Instagram aur Netflix par lagata tha. Maine usse ek chhoti si advice di – apne distractions ko lock karo. Aaj wo ek successful digital marketer hai, aur apne kaam pe 100% focus karta hai."
Learning: "Social media aur unnecessary notifications aapki life ka sabse bada enemy hain. Distractions ko eliminate karna zaruri hai."
Step 5: Invest Time in Learning High-Income Skills
Story: "Ek aur example leta hoon – Priya, jo ek small-town girl thi. Usne apne college ke dino mein digital marketing seekhna start kiya. Har din sirf 1 ghanta is skill pe lagaya, aur 2 saal ke andar wo ek freelance marketer ban gayi, jo har mahine 2 lakh kama rahi hai."
Learning: "Skills aapke time ka sabse valuable investment hain. High-income skills, jaise coding, copywriting, ya trading, aapke future ke liye ek goldmine hain."
Act 4: The Takeaway (Last 5 Minutes)
Recap with Motivation: "Dosto, time management koi rocket science nahi hai. Bas aapko apna mindset badalna hai aur apne time ko ek resource ki tarah treat karna hai."
Summarize Steps: "Yeh 5 steps yaad rakho:
Final Motivation: "Remember, success ke liye resources ki zarurat nahi hoti – sirf time aur focus chahiye. Aap apni life ka direction change kar sakte ho – bas ek decision ki zarurat hai. Kyunki time nahi rukta, lekin uska sahi use karna aapke haath mein hai."
Call to Action: "Agar yeh video valuable laga, toh like aur share karo, aur comment karke mujhe batao aap apna time kaise manage karte ho. Channel ko subscribe karna mat bhoolna – yahan har ek video aapki zindagi badalne ke liye hai!"
This version adds real-life stories to each step, making it engaging and relatable for your audience. Let me know if you want any further refinements!
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