If you've already ever created a production apk before, the storeFile, storePassword, keyAlias and keyPassword will be stored in plain text in the app/build.gradle file within your Android Studio Project files in the "signingConfigs" section
Not a new answer (don't have the rep to comment yet) so upvote the answer above.
The first traversal ends up with the point at about 0.1, 0.52 with a search point of 0.38, 0.6 (all numbers guestimated). So that is an error of about 0.29.
We then have to backtrack to the previous node and see if that hyperplane is closer than the error.
At 0.04 away it is so we have to check it as well we find the point 0.42, 0.641 which would be only 0.08 away.
We now go to the root that hyperplane is 0.15 away so nothing on that side could be closer.
I had the exact problem as you and the exact same problem as the person linked to in Peter's comment. The answers in that post are great but I wanted more control, so I integrated a library called ScreenRecorderLib. I describe how I use it in this response. I also have a sample GitHub project that provides more detail.
Basically, add the ScreenRecorderLib package, then create a Recorder object during the test execution. After the test opens a browser, that browser window can be added to the Recorder object as a recordable source.
To answer your question and your particular problem, because the recorder is integrated into the project, you can start, pause, and stop the recording as needed, so you can have different behaviors for a failed test than a successful one. You'd probably have to come up with your own IO actions to move, delete, or rename the recording, but you would have control over starting and stopping the recorder.
And yes, one limitation is that the test cannot be executed in headless mode. there must be a window.
@chethan said it correct, each Programmatic access request for Custom Search API has an upper limit of response. It is 10 images. If more results are requested, the following is returned by API: "Request contains an invalid argument.". Details: "[{'message': 'Request contains an invalid argument.', 'domain': 'global', 'reason': 'badRequest'}
This is the default setting that I found. Hope it helps. Cheers!
I added an action_config with the tool path set to my toolchains. Know I can get the tool using cc_common.get_tool_for_action(). Along with the executable, the custom rule needs a .ctl script file. This seems like a tool to me also. Problem is, you can only have a single tool for an action? How are people handling things like this? Where is the flexibility?
So the main thing causing all these issues was a wrong annotation_processor_path set to the project level profile by Ide or something else, So changing it to Obtain processors from project classpath in the project profile solved it for me. See the picture attached for reference.
Despite trying most of the solutions here this issue persisted for me.
A while back I had unsubscribed to Github copilot but had not uninstalled the extension. I tried uninstalling the copilot extension as the dialog kept bugging me, and suddenly VSCode found my Python interpreter / kernel.
I am assuming there is some weird magic going on with the way copilot uses the selected interpreter and when the subscription not present the whole thing silently fails.
$SHELL environment variable only indicates the default shell that is set for the active user.
So echo $SHELL does not necessarily reflect the shell running in your current terminal session. Which means you can start other shell and that will not update $SHELL environment variable, which reflects only default shell for your user. It could be modified explicitly if you want to do so.
Regardless on that, to check what is your current active shell in terminal session, type:
echo $0
or eventually
ps -p $$
You also have to have right shells installed and supported which you can check with:
cat /etc/shells
Regarding vscode, it should be enough to set "terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.linux": "bash" in the settings.json, but make sure you exit and start the integrated terminal again after the change is applied.
Solution: IntelliJ Project SDK was setup as java 23; however the build in command line was using java 17
I changed the SDK in IntelliJ project struct to java 17 and the issue got resolved
I'm also a newbie progammer and am also having problems with this and was hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
I have a K3 Key Box (https://www.tuyaexpo.com/product/946025), connected up via a gateway. I've enabled the "Smart Lock Open Service" and managed to sort out the encryption nightmare, and am able to get back what look like success results from the API for creating a new temporary PIN and even for deleting the PIN out too.
However, when it sends the payload to the device, the keybox audibly says "Operation Failed" (but nothing in the log to say it failed, except it doesn't take the new pin, so it did fail).
The API says its all good, but the device itself said it's failed.
The first answer, in my opinion is very confusing, especially when you look at the diagram. I believe a better answer is shown by my diagram below. The diagram shows just one 3 D filter resulting in one feature map. There may be more than one 3D filter. In that case there will be multiple feature maps resulting.
So anyone else who runs into this issue... I am using an API Gateway authorizer to lock down the API Gateway to only accept requests from cloud front (because im using an HttpApi and wanted a WAF as well). Turns out when you do that the APIGatewayHttpApiV2ProxyFunction class overwrites existing authorization. I was able to fix this by overriding the FunctionHandlerAsync and setting the authorizer to null on the incoming request.
The solution I ultimately went with was to use iisexpress-proxy to set my IIS Express's local port to one which was (temporarily) remotely accessible. This is the same general solution as Dev Tunnels and ngrok, which likely also would have worked--I just arrived at a working solution with this solution first.
Make sure the installed NodeJs folder is in my Paths System Variable: C:\Program Files\nodejs\
Install iisexpress-proxy as a global npm module with npm install -g iisexpress-proxy
Activate the proxy by opening a command line and typing iisexpress-proxy localPort to proxyPort (e.g. iisexpress-proxy 54449 to 3000 to map my IIS Express local development port 54449 to 3000)
Have my Android app access the testing url at LocalHostIP:3000/myurl?param1=x¶m2=y
Only real downside to this approach I see is the need to remember to create the proxy every time I test this way (likely create a one-click batch file to do the iisexpress-proxy command). This seems like a mild hassle, but I'll admit to being slightly nervous about any alternatives which would automatically create a link to my dev machine which might be visible to the outside world. Please advise if I'm being overly nervous about this, or if you have a better development path for such work. In any case, thanks again for all your help!
On Windows, it is possible to do certain things from Powershell can use Invoke-RestMethod talking to the api. But you will need to build the Rest request yourself.
In development mode, React’s strict mode can cause certain effects to run twice to help identify side effects. If this is the cause, it won't affect production builds. You can temporarily remove React.StrictMode
For this you'd really want JavaCPP, not JNA or JNI which are both meant for C APIs (and JNI is now obsoleted by the new Java FFI which is much easier to use, but again, only for C).
After some investigation, I realized what was happening when I saw a line of code from a different file showing up in the error message, even though I was working on a different script. It turns out I had named my script code.py, which clashed with Python’s built-in code module. So, when Python tried to import the code module, it ended up importing my script by mistake, causing the error. The fix was simple: I just renamed my script to something other than code.py, and that resolved the issue.
not sure if this is still worth it, but you can view the available targets for a particular project by running this command nx show project myproject --web, notes that the web flag opens the project overview in the browser.
If you are working with large repositories or commits containing large files, the git push command may fail because the default buffer (1 MB) is too small.
I just ran into a similar issue with asserting on a locator. Adding an await before the locator in brackets fixed it for me. I'm guessing it will work for page assertions as well. So for your code example it should look something like this:
Calling the flushInput flushOutput immediately after opening the port gave this problem also.
Introducing 1 sec. sleep before flushing solved it for me.
Raspberrypi4 with arduino via usb is the serial port.
My Facebook ID contains a lot of important information. Which will be needed in my office. If you don't give me the information, I will lose my job. Please return my ID
when you create your table, define your auto incrementing column with a type of INT IDENTITY(1,1) that means that it starts at 1 and increments by 1. You do not need to specify the column during the INSERT.
CREATE TABLE TEST_TABLE(
ID INT NOT NULL IDENTITY(1,1)
...
)
After inserting you can call a SQL function named SCOPE_IDENTITY() and it will return to you the last integer assigned using the current connection.
To share and display your code in an interactive and accessible way, you can set up a simple development environment that supports code viewing and basic actions like git clone. Here's how you can achieve this:
Use a Web-Based VS Code Instance (e.g., Code-Server)
Code-Server is an open-source project that lets you run a VS Code instance in the browser. This means you can host it yourself and give people access to view and interact with the code.
I've done this with Dust (a handlebars competitor) because it had a file loader extension. I've done this with React and preact with webpack because it can be configured to produce a single file for the application with no chunks.
Unless Flutter has a file loader extension or you can inject the needed resources with script tags into an inline HTML field you may be out of luck.
Are you trying to extend the NetSuite UI or publish a page externally for customer/vendor use?
After 4 hours of trial and error, well done Satya....It turns out that facial recognition on the laptop doesn't play well with Windows App Mobile authentication. In order to get an iPad to connect with your Windows 10 Pro laptop via Windows App Mobile, you need to make sure that your laptop is set to just the password authentication method. If you are currently getting in to your Windows 10 Pro machine via facial recognition, the Windows App Mobile will not authenticate with your machine. Make sure to reboot your machine after setting it to the simple password recognition and then try to authenticate again between your iPad and the lapop or desktop...this did the trick for me. Good luck!
This is an old post but still relevant to my issue. I have two replicas in a k8s cluster. The pods share re-entrant InterProcessMutex on ZK. Now, I want to be able to release the lock held by a thread in pod A from pod B, i.e. from one JVM requested to be release in another JVM. But, an attempt to release in the call-back passed to listener in makeRevocable() will fails since that thread is not the one that holds the lock, and of course the class is not exposing the lock's owner, so unless that metadata is also saved somewhere on ZK to be shared there's no way of knowing it. It seems to me an attempt to release would only work if it's issued somewhere within the same thread. So I find that makeRevocable() doc is rather sparse and in this regard misleading. Also, even InterProcessSemaphoreMutex will only work within the same JVM.
Changing the powershell working directory to the javascript and html file location and starting the server with 'node filename.js' solves the problem instead of using absolute path to start the server. Attributed to David in the comments from the original post.
@kjpus got me on the path to finding this with the specific mention of dependent name, but he didn't submit in the form of an answer so I am putting the answer here explicitly.
So this is due to dependent name resolution and is explained quite clearly on cppref with an example well aligned with my original example code.
Non-dependent names are looked up and bound at the point of template definition. This binding holds even if at the point of template instantiation there is a better match:
#include <iostream>
void g(double) { std::cout << "g(double)\n"; }
template<class T>
struct S
{
void f() const
{
g(1); // "g" is a non-dependent name, bound now
}
};
void g(int) { std::cout << "g(int)\n"; }
int main()
{
g(1); // calls g(int)
S<int> s;
s.f(); // calls g(double)
}
I hope you caan help me.
I use the automation to make calculations when I update the contact. but when I "save" I would like to see the changes, find a way to refresh the contact page.
the best solution to host the database on a cloud server like mongo db atlas, ad your host address to the list of allowed iP addresses and then connect i to your project maybe using mongoose
no you can't use it like that. You need to use store.dispatch method to achieve the same thing (import store from your redux use the function as thunk)
Of course, the main difference is that sleep accepts an argument in seconds while usleep accepts an argument in microseconds. There are 1 million (1,000,000) microseconds in a second.
Also, according to the comments in the PHP documentation on usleep...
"On both MacOS X and Linux the usleep() call seems to consume CPU cycles, whereas sleep() and time_nanosleep() do not."
I just dont get when U fetch data from db ChangeTracker already track it so making u'r changes and calling SaveChanges() will update those datas. What's the point of UpdateRnage then ?
A temporary solution is to change spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create in application.properties to =none so that it doesn't try to delete and recreate the database, fresh, for each run. Obviously, this isn't the proper solution, but it will do me for now and hopefully get someone else by till a better answer appears.
