If its just the quantity per month you are interested I would unpivot the the Open Date and Close Date fields in power query and then use the Date type as the legend. If you would like help on unpivot let me know
I am using AWS Cognito for authentication in my iOS app (Swift). I noticed that the token used for authentication is the one from the initial login of the app session. However, after I kill the app and reopen it, the token updates to a new one.
Expected Behavior:
The token should be updated immediately after login, without needing to restart the app.
Current Behavior:
When a user logs in, Cognito uses the initial session token.
If the app is killed and reopened, Cognito fetches a new token.
This causes issues where the app uses an outdated token until it is restarted.
The use of SELECT to access an internal table is usually less efficient than the statements for internal tables and should only be used in cases not covered by these statements.
Therefore it only makes sense to use SELECT for internal tables if you use specific functions which SELECT provides and READ TABLE/LOOP AT do not.
In the case of functions like SUM, MAX, ... it might be worth testing whether SELECT + inbuilt function or LOOP + coding performs better, probably it is a case of "it depends".
You can create a database column with the type blob CREATE TABLE users(username TEXT, profile_picture BLOB, bio TEXT); and then pass the file path like this INSERT INTO users(username,profile_picture,bio) VALUES(?,LOAD_FILE('file/path.png'),?);
You can try removing the code apply from: file("../../node_modules/@react-native-community/cli-platform-android/native_modules.gradle"); applyNativeModulesAppBuildGradle(project) in android/app/build.gradle.
As suggested here. I faced the same issue recently and fixed it after removing that line.
Petstore illustrate the typical design decisions and tradeoffs a developer makes when building an enterprise application. The demo shows how to document REST API services OpenAPI format and is based on Petstore sample by swagger.io team. It was further extended by ReDoc Team.
Is there any way to login in azure cr using only docker login command?
To login to Azure container registry via docker without using Azure CLI.
Since docker login requires a token, we need to manually obtain an Azure AD access token using Postman.
Then exchange it for an ACR access token, Refer this github doc to exchange the AAD tokens for an ACR refresh token and then use docker login with that token.
Run below
kubectl config view --raw > $HOME/.kube/config
and then run
stern <pod-name> -n <namespace>
example
stern wso2am-gateway-internal-deployment -n wso2am4x-prod
In most cases, the env file is not sent to the server during distribution. You can upload it manually, but this is not recommended. Make the changes you made in env in the config file.
You could condition the possibility of AttributeType.DIFFICULTY existing when starting the itemViewHolder function and then do a difficultyView.visibility = View.INVISIBLE
Thanks Mahmoud, your answer saved my day.
With Angular 19, I got this weird cyclic dependency error when injescting a service that injects MessageService as well.
The only way to solve it was to add MessageService as a provider in the app-config.ts file.
I think you are missing a "Download secure file" task, that would download the missing service account key to the agent directory, since you need it in the last step. add it between steps 19 and 20.
You can try using a CoroutineScope, on the io thread (remember that io does not handle the interface so you will have to use a with context on the Main thread to paint something on it).
You could use a MAXScript to scramble object names and materials, making the file hard to understand. Another option is exporting only needed elements while keeping sensitive data separate.
I think you should import CSV files, which are also impex files, just over the "administraion console" /hac. I would not implement an REST endpoint for this, if you just can use the "IMORT IMPEX" funtionality.
If you’re looking to experience the grandeur of the Maharajas Express, one of the most luxurious trains in the world, here’s a step-by-step guide to help you book your ticket and plan your journey smoothly.
1. Official Website for Booking
The easiest and most reliable way to book a Maharaja Express ticket is through the official website: Maharaja Express Train.
Visit the website and navigate to the "Book Now" section.
Select your preferred itinerary, departure date, and cabin category.
Fill in the required passenger details.
Proceed with the payment to confirm your reservation.
2. Authorized Travel Agents
You can also book through authorized travel agents or luxury tour operators. Many agencies offer Maharaja Express ticket booking services, sometimes with customized travel packages. Ensure you book through reputed and verified agents to avoid scams.
3. Ticket Price Information
The Maharaja Express ticket price varies based on the route, cabin category, and travel season. As of now, the approximate fares are:
Deluxe Cabin: Starting from $3,850 per person (per journey)
Junior Suite: Around $4,950 per person
Suite: Approximately $7,600 per person
Presidential Suite: Upwards of $12,900 per person
Prices may vary based on the itinerary and special offers.
4. Maharaja Express Routes
The train offers several luxurious routes showcasing the best of India:
The Indian Splendor: Delhi – Agra – Ranthambore – Jaipur – Bikaner – Jodhpur – Udaipur – Mumbai
The Heritage of India: Mumbai – Udaipur – Jodhpur – Bikaner – Jaipur – Ranthambore – Agra – Delhi
const allData = Buffer.alloc(mbExpected * 1024 * 1024);
// if the size is too small, node seems to auto-expands the buffer
// store the current position in the buffer
let currentPosition = 0;
Audience: What is the target of this token. In other words which services, apis, products should accept this token an access token for the service. They may be many valid tokens in the world, but not all of those tokens have been granted by the user (or resource owner) to allow access to the resources saved in the product services. A token valid for Google drive should not be accepted for GMail, even if both of them have the same issuer, they’ll have different audiences. Why? Because a user may have given access to a 3rd party service to a access their GMail, but not their documents in Drive.
Issuer: Who created the token. This can be verified by using the well-known openid configuration endpoint and public keys. Since issuers are tied to DNS entries/url paths, each issuer must be unique. Two services can’t both be the same issuer. Tokens issued by Google will have a different issuer than the ones issued by Authress.
this might be just my wrong assumption on the way you think of it, but it sounds like in your mind you have this picture where the Redis instances behind IDistributedCache are living inside the same box with your app and spins up and down bundled to your app instance.
But actually it doesnt work like that. In simple terms it s like a remote service. You have a Redis instance(or a cluster of them) and each of your app access them when they are up(or when they need). It s not the case they spin up directly attached to your cloud app when your app itself scales. Take a look at how it is pictured in this blog
How are you converting your salt to a byte array? If using UTF8 (like the below):
var l_saltBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("test");
the result will be 4 bytes long - so this is expected - the salt needs to be bigger than 8 bytes. The salt is used with the password to create keys. If the salt is fewer than 8 bytes then it doesn't add enough randomness to the generated keys, so the result is very vulnerable to brute force attacks due to lack of entropy.
1. It is difficult for an opponent to precompute all the keys
corresponding to a dictionary of passwords, or even the most
likely keys. If the salt is 64 bits long, for instance, there
will be as many as 2^64 keys for each password. An opponent is
thus limited to searching for passwords after a password-based
operation has been performed and the salt is known.
So even though this is an example, it talks about 64 bits long (there are 8 bits in a byte), and this has been taken as a sensible minimum within Rfc2898DeriveBytes.
A good salt needs to be at least this length, and should be random. Guids are quite often used (you can generate one using Guid.NewGuid().ToString() but will obviously need to save it to validate the password) - so to get your code working try using something like that - but it is by design that the salt must be at least 8 bytes in length.
The following works:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string ConstantFatcorString = "1000";
var m_Password = "this is my passowrd";
var l_saltBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("testtest");
byte[] l_bytes = null;
using (var pbkdf2 = new Rfc2898DeriveBytes(
m_Password,
l_saltBytes,
1000,
HashAlgorithmName.SHA256))
{
l_bytes = pbkdf2.GetBytes(32);
}
}
Please ensure you use a more sensible value for salt though for the reasons given :)
I prefer to use the Find Window instead of the popup find. In Find Window, on the left, the icon you're looking for this purpose is the eye. There you should disable grouping by Usage type.
All form fields should have a unique name in FilamentPHP, as stated by the docs (emphasis mine):
Fields may be created using the static make() method, passing its unique name. The name of the field should correspond to a property on your Livewire component. You may use “dot notation” to bind fields to keys in arrays.
I'm not entirely sure about the Filament internals, but I assume Filament/Livewire totally relies on the name of the inputs as the only way to distinguish between those. Hence, the results of the method you call on one of the fields, may also get applied to any other field with the same name.
Firestore is a quickly changing offering but here is a simple way to grab some data from a Collection/Document structure in Cloud Firestore: tap Query Builder, use the dropdowns to select the scope and path and up pops a grid of data...depending on your plan and the size of data you are looking at, you might have a limit ($$ or otherwise) but at this point you can just copy the data grid and paste it into something like Excel for further manipulation (if you want).
This really helped me quickly get to the place where I would look at the documents all at one time.
Are you binding your data to the chart? If so, make sure to set the AxisY.Minimum and AxisY.Maximum value after the data has been added. That way the chart does not override your axis settings based on the data range.
You can also try to disable a scaling extension of the axis by disabling IsMarginVisible: myChart1.ChartAreas[0].AxisY.IsMarginVisible = false;
Just got this update while I was working on a project. My app gave the same error, but then I found this and helped, also make sure to tailor your lauchSettings.json since it was setup with swagger.
i did not personally experiment on it but this blog suggest sliding expiration is implemented and works with Redis implementation of IDistrubutedCache nicely.
Also the you can check the implementation without much effort where this test case exactly points to your question.
Maybe this approach is not the best practice and is only a temporary solution, but it's worth trying. In my case, the background is a transparent gradient, and the border is also a gradient, so I can't use the usual solution of replicating the background color.
Instead of creating a complex layer list, I used an SVG from the UI design (Figma) as the background and simply attached it to the background properties.
A more detailed stack trace that includes all local variables at each level can be achieved by utilizing the stack-snapshot library.
Firstly, use pip install stack-snapshot command to install this library, then just put one line in your code:
import stack_snapshot; stack_snapshot.init()
An example:
import stack_snapshot
def inner(x, y):
return x / y
stack_snapshot.init()
x = 1; y = 0
print(inner(x, y))
When stack snapshotting is not enabled:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "PyStackSnapshot\test.py", line 9, in <module>
print(inner(x,y))
File "PyStackSnapshot\test.py", line 4, in inner
if y == 0: raise ZeroDivisionError
ZeroDivisionError
After enabling stack snapshotting, it is easier and more convenient to to pinpoint the issue while knowing the values of x and y:
-------------------- Error: --------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "PyStackSnapshot\test.py", line 9, in <module>
print(inner(x,y))
File "PyStackSnapshot\test.py", line 4, in inner
if y == 0: raise ZeroDivisionError
ZeroDivisionError
Local variables of inner (test.py):
x = 1
y = 0
Global variables of <module>:
__file__ = 'PyStackSnapshot\\test.py'
__name__ = '__main__'
...
inner = <function inner at 0x03221810>
x = 1
y = 0
-----------------------------------------------
Exceptions can also be manually output:
import stack_snapshot
def inner(x, y):
return x / y
stack_snapshot.init()
try:
print(inner(1, 0))
except Exception as err:
if hasattr(err, "stack_snapshot"):
print("Stack depth: ", len(err.stack_snapshot)) # When taking snapshot is enabled, all exception objects automatically have a stack_snapshot attribute added
stack_snapshot.trace_error()
It works by just modifying the __new__ method such as ValueError.__new__,
or redirecting the function call to the exception class such as ValueError.
Additionally, traced variable information can be pasted into generative AI tools including ChatGPT to let them generate more precise codes.
More detailed usage and how it works can be seen here: PyStackSnapshot · GitHub, and I'm the developer of stack-snapshot library.
Is there a way to avoid or overcome this issue? Am I modeling in a poor manner that is causing this issue? Any help is appreciated as I am new to this.
You could play with the TransporterControl setup:
Beyond that, you are at the mercy of a black-box algorithm. You can only start coding your own (which is very advanced modeling...)
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I faced this error build implementing Login with Facebook functionality in my React Native project. The unnecessary part that I did was I installed pods even after adding the Facebook Packagefrom Xcode.
For iOS, there should only be one way to go with development, either with cocoad pods or with Packages.
Fix: From Xcode, I removed the facebook package and moved with only pods.
As mentioned in most previous answers, the way to use dir(), id() and even vars() is complex.
Another alternative is the pyobject library that combines many features in other modules including squiz, ppretty, objbrowser and even internal bytecodes, all in one:
>>> import sys,os
>>> from pyobject import desc, browse
>>> desc(sys.version_info)
sys.version_info(major=3, minor=7, micro=8, releaselevel='final', serial=0):
count: <built-in method count of sys.version_info object at 0x01349600>
index: <built-in method index of sys.version_info object at 0x01349600>
major: 3
micro: 8
minor: 7
n_fields: 5
n_sequence_fields: 5
n_unnamed_fields: 0
releaselevel: 'final'
serial: 0
>>> search(os, sys, recursions=3)
["sys.modules['site'].os", "sys.modules['os']", "sys.__interactivehook__.__globals__['os']", "sys.modules['__main__'].os",...]
>>> browse(sys) # This will browse the object in a GUI
When operating code objects, do NOT directly use types.CodeType and use pyobject.Code instead, as constructing types.CodeType is too complex and not compatible across multiple Python versions.
The pyobject library, which can be installed via pip install pyobject, provides a high-level wrapper for code objects.
For example, your newCode function can be replaced by:
from pyobject import Code
c=Code() # use default attributes to create it
# firstly define consts, size, etc.
c.co_consts=consts
c.co_stacksize=size
...
# convert it to bytecode (types.CodeType)
co=c.to_code()
# or disassembly it (equivalent to dis.dis(c.to_code()) )
c.dis()
For the documentation, please refer to the README.rst in pyobject · GitHub.
Firstly, do NOT directly use types.CodeType and use pyobject.Code instead, as constructing types.CodeType is too complex and not compatible across multiple Python versions.
The pyobject library, which can be installed via pip install pyobject, provides a high-level wrapper for code objects.
createVisual is a Report authoring API which is not present in "powerbi-client" package. You need to install powerbi-report-authoring package to use that API.
thanks for sharing with us some snippets of code. To let us help you faster, could you present a minimum reproducible code? We aren't sure how the views were created and arranged so it's hard to answer right away. I'll edit my answer once I test it out.
In the meantime, you can follow @workingdog's suggestion on using @Binding instead of @State:
/// Binding vars getting from the View Calling this View
@Binding var methods: [TapasAsana]
@Binding var type: timerType
@Binding var recoupExecutions: Int
After a lot of research it seemed that the Device gets overwhelmed trying to initialise all these State Variables. As the MacBook has more resources it won't freeze.
Also, you should use the debugging tools XCode has, such as Instruments or the debug navigator on the left panel to identify other objects that may be eating resources during runtime.
for the
1. make sure that your scripts have the same py version as your venv, or make sure that there's compatibility between the interpreters used for the scripts and the interpreter in the venv.
2. github codesapces?? although ive never extensively tried them myself, but it might work.
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You Can do this but you need to convert your instructions into geographic coordinates. For example purposes, let’s assume you have these coordinates (you would normally obtain these by geocoding your milepost or known points)
Start - Iowa border at US-61 (e.g., LatLng(42.0, -91.0))
North Point - 16.3 miles north (e.g., LatLng(42.15, -91.0))
Turn Point - Intersection with WI-133 (e.g., LatLng(42.15, -91.02))
End of Outbound - Potosi (e.g., LatLng(42.16, -91.02))
Return Trip - You can reverse these coordinates or define them as needed.
Insted of the instructions you need to send pints from where to where the google map build the map for you according to those points is this help
Did you ever end up solving this problem? I'm running into the same issue extracting zip files in ios using expo and JSZIP. The UI locks up while loading the zip.
I would strongly recommend moving the authentication state away from client-side storage like localStorage.
Client-side storage like localStorage and sessionStorage can be manipulated easily by users, which is why relying on them for sensitive information like authentication status is not secure.
My opinion, if you're starting, try implementing cookies for 2FA AuthManagement.
After successful completion of first layer authentication, set a flag like 'is2FAPending' and set it to true in initialState. This should be set in the backend cookies. Then redirect to the 2FA Page.
I don't know the backend technology you're using, but if you are using Express.js, you can set the cookie inside session().
After successful completion of 2FA set the flag to false and redirect to a Protected Layout which sends a request and check the cookie/session for the state of is2FAPending == false/true
First of all, I have a question, why are you using pointers to store iterators instead of vector?
Now about your question, in c++ sometimes you can dereference an iterator like .end(), but it can cause undefined behavior, so it is not recommended, in your situation, the variable referencing to your .end() could've been initialized before, that's why you can dereference it
I had the same issue, everything working fine locally with a local StoreKit Testing config file, but not working in TestFlight. I also thought I had to submit my IAP with with a version of the app for App Store review, and the team also gave me this answer (presumably having the same issue as my testers):
"""
When validating receipts on your server, your server needs to be able to handle a production-signed app getting its receipts from Apple’s test environment. The recommended approach is for your production server to always validate receipts against the production App Store first. If validation fails with the error code "Sandbox receipt used in production," you should validate against the test environment instead.
"""
I don't think this is a meaningful answer, I think they give it to everyone whose app has IAP that fails.
I had the same issue, everything working fine locally with a local StoreKit Testing config file, but not working in TestFlight. First, you should add good error catching to your IAP management code, then, when you are running your app in TestFlight from your own device, you can plug it into your computer, go to "Devices" in Xcode, open your device's console, and start listening. Next, go through the IAP logic on your device running app via TestFlight and see what errors are thrown. I checked my logs and saw it was not finding any products, even though I had properly added the IAP to App Store Connect. Then, after way too much digging, somehow I managed to stumble on this post: Unity IAP not working in Apple Testflight
And this is what did it! I just had to fill in my tax info and add a payment account. A couple hours after my account said Active for the paid apps agreement, the IAP flow just started working, and checking the logs again it was now returning one product as expected.
