If order_total is a variable, and it's already being calculated correctly, it should work as long as it is available in the scope of your script (for more information on scope see https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/scope-of-a-variable/#). If scope isn't the issue and it still isn't working, it may be a syntactical issue, in which case I'd try removing the curly brackets around order_total.

@Владимир Казак's answer is beautifully simplistic. All credit goes to him/her, I just further simplified & tweaked his/her design.

However, consider that the id's & classes in the are not necessary if you compare the .parentNode of dropzone's target <li>'s to the .parentNode of the original <li>. Since the .innerText ... or likewise the .innerHTML ... isn't changing either, then a check here can ensure that the code is triggered only when dropping in a new position (same as referenced answer's id comparison).

HTML

<ul>
  <li>List item 1</li>
  <li>List item 2</li>
  <li>List item 3</li>
  <li>List item 4</li>
  <li>List item 5</li>
</ul>

Javascript

let orig_list;  // original parent <ul> or <ol>
let orig_li;    // original/selected <li>
let orig_pos;   // starting position of the original/selected <li>
let new_pos;    // destination position of the original/selected <li>

document.addEventListener("dragstart", ({target}) => {
  orig_li = target;                                 // get the original <li>
  orig_list = target.parentNode.children;           // get the parent <ul>, or even <ol>
  for(let i = 0; i < orig_list.length; i += 1) {    // loop thru all <li>'s in the list
    if(orig_list[i] === orig_li){
      orig_pos = i;                                 // set the original <li>'s position
    }
  }
});
            
document.addEventListener("dragover", (event) => {
  // disable the "dragover" event ... idk why.
  // well, because we don't want the event's default bahavior.
  // idk what the event's default behavior is ... but this works.
  // ...
  // so if it works, then it wasn't stupid ... & ... if it isn't broke, then don't fix it.
  event.preventDefault();
});
            
document.addEventListener("drop", ({target}) => {
  //check to make sure that we are dropping into the same list & not in the same position
  if(target.parentNode == orig_li.parentNode && target.innerText !== orig_li.innerText) {
    orig_li.remove( orig_li );                      // remove the original <li>
    for(let i = 0; i < orig_list.length; i += 1) {  // loop thru the list again
      if(orig_list[i] === target){
        new_pos = i;                                // get the <li>'s new position
      }
    }
    // determine whether or not to drop the original before or after it's new position
    if(orig_pos > new_pos) {
      target.before( orig_li );
    } else {
      target.after( orig_li );
    }
  }
});

I hope this is legible. I hope this is usable. Now go & make some AWESOME sh... family friendly stuff !!!

(I don't have enuf rep/points to comment at the bottom of the referenced answer, so I'm commenting here. Most of this is just duplicate, but I'm trying to provide a complete answer to show a comparison. I wanted to "Edit" the referenced answer, but I could not figure out how to force a strikethrough so that differences in code would show. I included remarks to help others figure out what's going on in my code ... & also to avoid my answer being "considered low quality".)

Embed RealmSwift in the App

1. Open the App’s Xcode Project
   Open the Xcode project for your ReferenceApp.

2. Navigate to Frameworks Section
   In the project navigator, select the ReferenceApp target, then go to the "General" tab and scroll to "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content."

3. Add RealmSwift.framework
   Click the "+" button, select RealmSwift.framework from the list it should appear since you’re using the RealmSwift pod, and add it.

4. Set to Embed & Sign
   Ensure RealmSwift.framework is set to "Embed & Sign" in the dropdown next to it not "Do Not Embed".

5. Clean and Rebuild
   Go to "Product" > "Clean Build Folder," then build and run the app again.

   The error happens because RealmSwift isn’t fully embedded, so symbols like Results count are missing at runtime. The solution embeds RealmSwift in the app, making it provide the symbols your framework needs.

One update to the accepted answer from @vvvvv - the Python formatter caches the record object, so if one handler modifies it, the next handler will process the modified record rather than the original one. That caused some side effects depending on the order of the handlers. So, I passed in copies of the record object rather than the actual record to the formatter and that fixed the issue.

Here is what I've implemented. I also added a custom formatter that removed the stack trace messages but left one line showing any exception types that were raised.

class NoStackTraceFormatter(logging.Formatter):
    """Custom formatter to remove stack trace from log messages."""
    def format(self, record):
        """Removes all exception stack trace information from log messages."""
        temp_record = logging.LogRecord(record.name,
                                        record.levelno,
                                        record.pathname,
                                        record.lineno,
                                        record.msg,
                                        record.args,
                                        record.exc_info,
                                        record.funcName)
        temp_record.exc_info = None
        temp_record.exc_text = None
        temp_record.stack_info = None
        return logging.Formatter.format(self, temp_record)


class SimpleStackTraceFormatter(logging.Formatter):
    def format(self, record):
        """Remove the full stack trace from log messages but leave the lines
           in the stack trace that explicitly list the exception type raised.
        """
        temp_record = logging.LogRecord(record.name,
                                        record.levelno,
                                        record.pathname,
                                        record.lineno,
                                        record.msg,
                                        record.args,
                                        record.exc_info,
                                        record.funcName)
        if record.exc_info:
            # get rid of the stack trace except for lines that explicitly list the exception type raised
            if not record.exc_text:
                temp_record.exc_text = self.formatException(record.exc_info)
            if temp_record.exc_text:
                temp_record.exc_text = '\n'.join(
                    [f"    {line}" for line in temp_record.exc_text.splitlines()
                    if '.exceptions.' in line])
            temp_record.stack_info = None
        return logging.Formatter.format(self, temp_record)

An example of the output from the SimpleStackTraceFormatter is as follows:

2025-03-24 20:07:31,477 INFO    driver.py:439   Attempting to connect to the server
2025-03-24 20:07:34,513 ERROR   rest.py:921 Request timed out, will retry
    urllib3.exceptions.ConnectTimeoutError: (<urllib3.connection.HTTPSConnection object at 0x000002989D18DC90>, 'Connection to x.x.x.x timed out. (connect timeout=3)')
    urllib3.exceptions.MaxRetryError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='x.x.x.x', port=xxxx): Max retries exceeded with url: /path/ (Caused by ConnectTimeoutError(<urllib3.connection.HTTPSConnection object at 0x000002989D18DC90>, 'Connection to x.x.x.x timed out. (connect timeout=3)'))
    requests.exceptions.ConnectTimeout: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='x.x.x.x', port=xxxx): Max retries exceeded with url: /path/ (Caused by ConnectTimeoutError(<urllib3.connection.HTTPSConnection object at 0x000002989D18DC90>, 'Connection to x.x.x.x timed out. (connect timeout=3)'))

Make sure your xcode version in 16.0 selected.

How about including the state codes within the option values for each institution option?

Say you encode your "institution" field along these lines:

I001AZ, Institution 1, Phoenix, AZ
I002MS, Institution 2, Minneapolis, MS
I003MI, Institution 3, Detroit, MI
...

You can then just grab the state from the right two characters of the field value:

@CALCTEXT(right[institution,2))

Just be aware that non-integer values can't be labelled if you want to export to Stata. Otherwise they don't tend to cause any drama.

I encountered the same problem as you, and later found that in the older documents, there was no indication of the need for "package registration", https://reactnative.dev/docs/next/turbo-native-modules-introduction, you can refer to this for details

In Vue, i just put the gesture function call in the finally braces of my api call and it worked. The Api call was in the OnMounted lifecycle hook

https://thewebtoolspro.com provide unit conversion, currency conversion, color codes like color to hex

I am also facing the same issue. And my AZDO service connection is using federated credentials from Azure App registration.

Could you please advise where to find the configuration for token max time, and how could I change it ?

One way to do this is to set the enabled prop for the picker item to false

 <Picker.Item key="none" label="Placeholder Text" value="none"  enabled={false}/> 

Any other way for windows please?

For powers of 10 there's a very silly method, but it's probably the easiest to remember?

x=1234;
nearest10=(("" + x).length - 1) * 10;

although this returns 0 for, eg: 3.5, I guess you could go:

nearest10_1 =(("" + x).length - 1) * 10
nearest10=nearest10_1 === 0 ? 1 : nearest10_1;

You asked for the "most efficient". I don't know what axis you were measuring that on. CPU time? Heat? Programmer time?

Use the JavaScript .toLowerCase() function to convert everything in the message to lower-case and .includes() to check for the matching string in the message when comparing the message to your desired text (read more toLowerCase and includes):

// the time of the last help message
let lastHelpTime = 0

client.on('message', (channel, tags, message, self) => {
    const send = message.toLowerCase().includes("!help")

    if (!send ) return;

    // get the current time
    const timeNow = new Date().getTime()
    // check if at least 1 minute has elapsed since the last help message
    if (timeNow - lastHelpTime > 60 * 1000) {
        // update the last help message time
        lastHelpTime = timeNow
        // post the help message in chat
        client.say(channel, `This is the help message`)
    }

    console.log(`${tags['display-name']}: ${message}`);
});

Example

console.log("!HELP".toLowerCase().includes("!help"))
console.log("!HeLp".toLowerCase().includes("!help"))
console.log("!help".toLowerCase().includes("!help"))
console.log("!hElp mE Bot".toLowerCase().includes("!help"))

Есть ли какие-либо оговорки относительно конечной точки временной шкалы, о которых мне следует знать?

Будет ли проверка /questions/{id}?filter=!BhNhTkF7J7vS1yZYE0 и сравнение last_activity_date более надежными?

The bot-studio library is no longer present on PyPi's servers. It was discontinued in 2022.

The issue might happen if the URLs are not complete. Check that goCardlessAPIUrl and lexOfficeAPIUrl are full URLs and not just the endpoints in the input.

To troubleshoot easier, I recommend splitting up the API requests you're making in the code and running them one at a time (aka removing all requests you have in the code step apart from the first GET request and testing the step). If it runs correctly, try adding the next and going one at a time to find the problematic one.

You could also look into using Webhook step to make those API requests instead of the code step.

Awk would be useful for this:

awk -F, 'NR>1 { print $1 ",(" $5 "," $6 ")"}' your_file.txt

Not sure if you want these to go to another file or location, but this should get you going.

So, it turns out I had an unrelated bug and was accessing the wrong struct instance - this was why the "error" case was all 0-values 0_o

It looks like this struct definition actually is correct - hopefully this question helps anyone in the future who needs to handle c unions via C# code

If execution context's strictly needed, then Interceptors & not Filters.

Despite docs say Filters are better for exception handling, they lack execution context which's needed for several use-cases (ex: handling exceptions based on custom decorators)

For me what worked is to add an attribute [Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessageAttribute('PSUseDeclaredVarsMoreThanAssignments', 'foo')] (where foo is the variable to supress) to the script scope (i.e. at the very top of the file, before anything else) and add an empty param() to the top of the file for the attribute to bind to.

You can't assign attributes to variables, and PSScriptAnalyzer doesn't understand the concept of Pester's named script blocks, so it has to be done up top.

Before:

After:

Notice how $foo is now being suppressed as intended, but $bar doesn't get suppressed as there is no attribute for it.

You need to iterate through the list adding the each asset to your array.

Using @CALCDATE() with datediff() and min() or max() is the way to go, as per @Louis Martin's answer.

Here's an example I did a while back, if you want to have a play: https://redcap.mcri.edu.au/surveys/?s=MXCETWDFD4. It's easy to extend to however many dates you need to handle.

E.g., for the min of 5 dates d1 to d5:

@CALCDATE(
    [d1],
    min(
        0,
        datediff([d1],[d2],"d",true),
        datediff([d1],[d3],"d",true),
        datediff([d1],[d4],"d",true),
        datediff([d1],[d5],"d",true)
    )
    ,"d"
)

Open DevTools and open the Autofill panel. There's a setting "Show test addresses in autofill menu" which you can disable.

I see that Autofill panel is currently behind an expreiment flag so if you can't find the panel, check DevTool's Settings -> Experiments and enable "Autofill panel".

I've downgraded to 3.12.9 and it seems to be working as expected again.

Finally someone has explained it properly – thank you Mr_and Mrs_D!
Everyone keeps reading the accepted post and assumes it's just about directory structure or Python paths, completely missing the actual reason: how Python treats modules and packages depending on how they're executed.

Reason

You're trying to use a package of one Python version with another, and that causes a conflict.

Solution

Install virtualenv on the version you want to use it with and call the interpreter of that version directly.

Windows

py -3.10 -m virtualenv

Linux

python3.10 -m virtualenv

Yes you right
Stack Overflow (новые ответы/комментарии) и мне нужен наиболее эффективный способ обнаружения любых изменений с момента последней проверки. Я использую конечную точку /questions/{id}/timeline с этими параметрами

you have to download "test runner" in the extensions in vscode. than there should be a flask icon that appears

I had exactly the same problem and tried the two solutions given here. Neither worked. What did work was unticking the box in this picture. enter image description here. I am assuming you are using the default debugger for java by microsoft

only use

docker compose up

even though your docker compose file is docker-compose.yml

COPY Directory.Build.props ./ this worked for me 

Another way to pipe the string to openssl without a trailing NL is

printf "password" | openssl dgst -sha512

// منع الكوكيز document.cookie = "cookie_name=; expires=Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC; path=/;";enter code here

This is now fixed in GitLab 17.0+ with GitLab Runner 16.9 and above.

https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2024/05/16/gitlab-17-0-released/#always-run-afterscript-commands-for-canceled-jobs

What happened is that the collectList returned a Mono with an empty list, but not a Mono.empty, so we have:

...
.collectList()
.filter(list -> !list.isEmpty())

or

...
.collectList()
.flatMap(list -> !list.isEmpty() ? Mono.just(list) : Mono.empty())

With this we successfully force a Mono.empty() that will trigger your switchIfEmpty().

I show you an example testing with StepVerifier.

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.projectreactor</groupId>
    <artifactId>reactor-test</artifactId>
    <scope>test</scope>
    <version>3.7.0</version>
</dependency>

You can decomment the flatMap to see how it works as well.

class ReactiveTest {

    @Test
    @DisplayName("expecting lowerCase names when filter(__ -> names.size() > 5)")
    void expectingLowerCase() {
        List<String> names = Arrays.asList("google", "abc", "fb", "stackoverflow");

        StepVerifier.create(Flux.fromIterable(names)
                        .filter(name -> name.length() > 5)
                        .collectList()
                        .flatMap(commonAppliedFilters ->
                                Mono.just(commonAppliedFilters)
                                        .filter(__ -> names.size() > 5)
                                        .flatMapIterable(list -> list)
                                        .map(String::toUpperCase)
                                        .collectList()
                                        //.flatMap(list -> !list.isEmpty() ? Mono.just(list) : Mono.empty())
                                        .filter(list -> !list.isEmpty())
                                        // If the list is not empty, a Mono.empty() is returned which will force switchIfEmpty
                                        .switchIfEmpty(Mono.defer(() -> Mono.just(commonAppliedFilters)))
                        ))
                .expectNext(List.of("google", "stackoverflow"))
                .verifyComplete();
    }

    @Test
    @DisplayName("expecting upperCase names when filter(__ -> names.size() > 3) ")
    void expectingUpperCase() {
        List<String> names = Arrays.asList("google", "abc", "fb", "stackoverflow");

        StepVerifier.create(Flux.fromIterable(names)
                        .filter(name -> name.length() > 5)
                        .collectList()
                        .flatMap(commonAppliedFilters ->
                                Mono.just(commonAppliedFilters)
                                        .filter(__ -> names.size() > 3)
                                        .flatMapIterable(list -> list)
                                        .map(String::toUpperCase)
                                        .collectList()
//                                        .flatMap(list -> !list.isEmpty() ? Mono.just(list) : Mono.empty())
                                        .filter(list -> !list.isEmpty())
                                        .switchIfEmpty(Mono.defer(() -> Mono.just(commonAppliedFilters)))
                        ))
                .expectNext(List.of("GOOGLE", "STACKOVERFLOW"))
                .verifyComplete();
    }

}

Arrays are stored in contiguous memory, and this applies to Python lists as well (which are implemented as dynamic arrays under the hood).

When analyzing time complexity we generally focus on the worst-case scenario, which in this case is inserting or deleting the first element of an array, i.e. index 0.

Imagine you have a sequence of boxes filled with values, and you add one to the first index of the array, what you will need to do is shift one space to the right of all the elements that are already there, assuming that there are memory slots available. Now if you remove the first element, then you have to shift all the values to the left one unit, which again is linear time.

You're absolutely right when you analyze the last element of the array, adding or removing an element at the end is a constant time operation, as it only affects 1 element. However, when analyzing time complexity, it's important to consider the worst-case cost, which is usually what Big O notation refers to.

In my case, this started happening after I installed coreutils. Uninstalling it made the issue disappear:

brew uninstall coreutils

The sync flag is only considered for a single local cache. As per Javadoc, the sync flag is a hint for the cache provider that may or may not synchronize.
Please check this thread:
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-data-redis/issues/1670?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Documentation:
This is an optional feature, and your favorite cache library may not support it. All CacheManager implementations provided by the core framework support it. See the documentation of your cache provider for more details.
https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/reference/integration/cache/annotations.html

If the file has Microsoft Sensitivity Labels, Apache POI cannot decrypt it, as this requires Microsoft's Information Protection SDK.

You can download the java wrapper and try:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=106361

I need help!

Title: Clearing Site Data with JavaScript

Hi everyone, how's it going? So... if I try to clear those options in the console, I'm not able to remove all of them. Is there any JavaScript code that can trigger the "Clear site data" button? Thank you all.

Some can't be deleted by code. Therefore, a function that specifically presses that button would be necessary.

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1605402-title-clearing-site-data-with-javascript/#comment-16685403

You could try and remove /public

COPY --chown=nextjs:nodejs --from=builder /app ./public

If I use pymupdf 1.24.12 it works fine with the Kofax Power PDF app, but if I use pymupdf 1.25.4 it doesn't allow me to move / edit annotations etc.

just .... uninstall this gem , may be you did it globally and dont use sudo for that just install inside your ruby folder

recently spent a lot of time, and finally I found solution from this video https://youtu.be/XFVrIyAzsk4?si=qP7ZZUKedRvVhmb_

and also here on GitHub. https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Maui/issues/1993 you can find working code

Array variable

the expression

@concat(concat('''',replace(join(variables('CurrentObjects'), ''''),'''',''',''')),'''')

Output

I Hope this helps.

Named Ranges have their own references.

Try :

ThisWorkbook.Names("MyArray").RefersToRange.Columns.Count

ThisWorkbook.Names("MyArray").RefersToRange.rows.Count

This API has been changed to

import { getMessaging } from "firebase-admin/messaging";

Just upgrade the version and update VS code to the last version

{
  "engines": {
    "vscode": "^1.97.0"
  }
}

You can include repositories and services in a class diagram, and it's often very beneficial to do so, but it isn't strictly required in the most basic sense of a class diagram.

You can make your python code into a REST API (using flask, it's super simple) and configure your custom chatbot to send over http requests to that API.
Your API could be on the same server as your wordpress app and under a different subdomain or on another server, so you can install python and all its dependencies there.

That's what I did in my case, I hope this helps.

OP's OG message is truncated. npm ERR! Error: EPERM: operation not permitted, unlink ...

There will be a specific file shown. Delete that one file. As others have suggested, you could delete your entire node_modules directory, but that would be overkill when you only need to delete one file.

Run your install command, and it should work.

You should be able to add answer_data to your schema and then set the initial value in the defaultValue in useForm. The value begins as undefined because it's not being set by defaultValue.

Not arguing performance, nowadays you can wrap a dict.TryAdd(foo, bar) followed by dict[foo] = bear in your AddOrUpdate extension.

.uri("/repos/{owner}/{repo}/commits", owner, repo)
    .header(HttpHeaders.AUTHORIZATION, "token YOUR_GITHUB_TOKEN")
    .retrieve()
    .bodyToFlux(CommitDto.class);

Go to Project settings-> Player -> Publishing Option -> Minify and select "debug" if u are still producing the game and finally when you need the official release set it to "release"... FINALLY

It is 2025 and we have new possibilities.

• Install the rust-analyzer plugin (Comes with recommended addons for Rust)

• Hover over your main function and click "run" for running

• Ctrl + Shift + P -> "rust-analyzer: Create launch configuration" for debugging

You need to untick the box in the picture. enter image description here. No idea how this setting survived an uninstall and reinstall but there you have it.

Try to open another project and copy the missing file from it to your current project. It works just well

As @Saddles pointed out in the comments, the WHERE clause should go before the lablel like this =QUERY(earnings!A:J, "SELECT A, B, C, YEAR(C), toDate(C) where A = 'Brooklyn' label YEAR(C) 'Year', toDate(C) 'Month' format toDate(C) 'MMM'", 1)

Using the scric's code base, which I thank very much, I developed the following code that suits my needs well. I post it here for common use.

First, to simulate the 8 processes, I wrote a small code that, before exiting, waits for a number of seconds passed from the command line and that returns 0 or 1 depending on whether the number of seconds waited is even or odd. The code, saved in test_process.c, is the following:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>


int main (int argc, char** argv)
{
    int i, duration, quiet=0;

    if (   (argc < 2)
        || ( (duration = atoi(argv[1]))  <= 0 ))
        return -1;

    for (i=2; i<argc && !quiet; i++) 
        quiet = (0 == strcmp(argv[i], "quiet"));

    if (! quiet) for (i=2; i<argc; i++) printf("par_%d='%s' ", i, argv[i]);

    if (! quiet) printf("\nStart sleep for %d sec!\n", duration);
    sleep(duration);
    if (! quiet) printf("END sleep for %d sec!\n", duration);

    return duration & 1;
}

and it is compiled with:

cc test_process.c -o test_process

Secondly, I took the scric's code and put it in a python script called parallel.py

#!/usr/bin/python3

import concurrent.futures
import subprocess
from datetime import datetime 
from datetime import timedelta

class process :

    def __init__ (self, cmd) :
        self.invocation     = cmd
        self.duration       = None
        self.return_value   = None

    def __str__(self) :
        return f"invocation = '{self.invocation}', \tduration = {self.duration} msec, \treturn_value = {self.return_value}\n"

    def __repr__(self) :
        return f"<process: invocation = '{self.invocation}', \tduration = {self.duration} msec, \treturn_value = {self.return_value}>\n"

pars = [process("1 quiet tanks 4 your support!"),
        process("2 quiet 0xdead 0xbeef"  ),
        process("3 quiet three params here" ),
        process("4 quiet 2 parameters "   ),
        process("5 quiet many parameters here: one two three" ),
        process("6 quiet --1-- --6--"     ), 
        process("7 quiet ----- -----"    ),
        process("8 quiet ===== =====")]


def run_process(string_command, index):
    start_time = datetime.now()
    process    = subprocess.run((f'{string_command}'), shell=True, universal_newlines=True, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
    end_time   = datetime.now()
    delta_time = end_time - start_time 
    return process.returncode, delta_time, index

def main():
    with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=8) as executor:
        futures = {executor.submit(run_process, f"./test_process {pars[i].invocation}", f"{i}"): i for i in range(8)}
        
        for future in concurrent.futures.as_completed(futures):
            result, time_taken, index       = future.result()
            pars[int(index)].duration       = time_taken / timedelta(milliseconds=1)
            pars[int(index)].return_value   = result
            print(f"{index}: result={result}, time_taken={time_taken}")

main()
print(pars)

Running parallel.py from the command line you get the following output:

./parallel.py 
0: result=1, time_taken=0:00:01.006900
1: result=0, time_taken=0:00:02.003389
2: result=1, time_taken=0:00:03.013232
3: result=0, time_taken=0:00:04.003463
4: result=1, time_taken=0:00:05.002579
5: result=0, time_taken=0:00:06.002372
6: result=1, time_taken=0:00:07.021016
7: result=0, time_taken=0:00:08.003653
[<process: invocation = '1 quiet tanks 4 your support!',    duration = 1006.9 msec,     return_value = 1>
, <process: invocation = '2 quiet 0xdead 0xbeef',   duration = 2003.389 msec,   return_value = 0>
, <process: invocation = '3 quiet three params here',   duration = 3013.232 msec,   return_value = 1>
, <process: invocation = '4 quiet 2 parameters ',   duration = 4003.463 msec,   return_value = 0>
, <process:  futures = {executor.submit(run_process, f"./test_process {pars[i].invocation}", f"{i}"): i for i in range(8)}
 = '5 quiet many parameters here: one two three',   duration = 5002.579 msec,   return_value = 1>
, <process: invocation = '6 quiet --1-- --6--',     duration = 6002.372 msec,   return_value = 0>
, <process: invocation = '7 quiet ----- -----',     duration = 7021.016 msec,   return_value = 1>
, <process: invocation = '8 quiet ===== =====',     duration = 8003.653 msec,   return_value = 0>
]

In this way all the information I need is saved in the <pars> object.

If you need to call different processes, just put the name of the process in self.invocation and change the line

 futures = {executor.submit(run_process, f"./test_process {pars[i].invocation}", f"{i}"): i for i in range(8)}

in

 futures = {executor.submit(run_process, f"{pars[i].invocation}", f"{i}"): i for i in range(8)}

obviously changing the definition of pars in this way

pars = [process("./test_process 1 quiet tanks 4 your support!"),
        process("./test_process 2 quiet 0xdead 0xbeef"  ),
        process("./test_process 3 quiet three params here" ),
        process("./test_process 4 quiet 2 parameters "   ),
        process("./test_process 5 quiet many parameters here: one two three" ),
        process("./test_process 6 quiet --1-- --6--"     ), 
        process("./test_process 7 quiet ----- -----"    ),
        process("./test_process 8 quiet ===== =====")]

Thanks to everyone!

Instead of grid-template-columns: 1fr;, consider grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fit, minmax(250px, 1fr)); for better responsiveness.

If images look off, adjust their height with object-fit: cover; or remove fixed height constraints.

Are you trying to produce the same as your current queries, except to only include the entityCode instead of the complete vertices?

If so, I believe the solution you're looking for is tree().by('entityCode'). There are some relevant examples in the reference docs for the tree step: https://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/3.7.3/reference/#tree-step

You should try out Hyperbrowser (https://hyperbrowser.ai)

It does everything you need like browsers, captcha solving, proxies, stealth mode etc and also has AI agents built-in like Anthropic's claude computer use and OpenAI's CUA

All works as expected when renaming the file to hooks.server.ts

Go to Project settings-> Player -> Publishing Option -> Minify and select "debug" if u are still producing the game and finally when you need the official release set it to "release"

Layers

Best when used internally. I believe they use modules under the hood.

Modules

Better for sharing publicly with others (e.g. via npm package). There is a much better sharing ecosystem around modules.

Apparently the specific version of micro-meter (1.14.2) was problematic. Both downgrading or upgrading (1.14.5) solved the issue.

Indeed no manual registration (meaning using AspectJ explicitly is no more was required.
Once I got off the offending micro-meter version, both @Timed and @Counted worked fine out of the box.

When you call enfold() method on a datetime object it actually set its fold attribute to 1 which means that this datetime is the one after the shifting has occurred.
Actually python wont make any special interpretation for this, but this is very useful when adjusting the datetime back to utc using <datetime-object>.astimezone(timezone.utc) let's clarify with an example

from dateutil import tz
from datetime import datetime

first_1am = datetime(2017, 11, 5, 1, 0, 0, tzinfo=eastern) # Ambiguous datetime object
# tz.datetime_ambiguous(first_1am) # Outputs: True

second_1am = tz.enfold(first_1am)

# If you simply try to subtract both
(second_1am - first_1am).total_seconds # outputs: 0.0

# However try shifting both to utc
(second_1am.astimezone(timezone.utc) - first_1am.astimezone(timezone.utc)).total_seconds()
# outputs: 3600.0

Answer was to change send to send_message and to import time so I can use delta time for the duration of the poll

Fixed Code:

import time 
import datetime

@client.tree.command(name="repo", description="Create a poll to see who's free for REPO", guild=GUILD_ID)
async def repo(interaction: discord.Interaction):

    p = discord.Poll(question="Are you free for REPO?", duration=datetime.timedelta(hours=4))
    p.add_answer(text="Yes")
    p.add_answer(text="No")
    
    await interaction.response.send_message(poll=p)

I was facing the same issue which was cause of cache and litespeed via htaccess. I have fixed by rename my .htaccess file to .htaccess-disabled and created new .htaccess file and add code from
https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/server/web-server/httpd/#basic-wp

I used WP Basic code for my website as it is not subdomain:

# BEGIN WordPress

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule .* - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%{HTTP:Authorization}]
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

# END WordPress

Choose htaccess code accordingly, Thank you!

I just ran your code in github codespaces and the logback works like charme there. So do you get the logs when executing locally but not when running in docker?

You need to call your venv's python executable from your subprocess as subprocess ignores venv. Add the full path of the venv's python (usually /your/path/here/Scripts/python or your/path/here/bin/python). You may also use sys.executable to reference your python.

You need to enable long filenames

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=registry

If you are using Windows install Microsoft redistributable package. here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170. This will help you solve the issue.

There is actually a easy way to do this without using any external tools:

:'<,'>g/^/norm yy'>p'<dd

Do you need explanation how static classes work or do you know how they work now?

The way you wrote it only 1 User credentials can be saved at a time. If you have multiple users it would be better to have some data structure as storage of your users and pass reference to this structure in constructor of Form or you could have this structure as static attribute in your current Credentials class (this would be easier so you don't have to change a lot of your existing code)

for example you could use "public static List<(string, string)> list = new List<(string, string)>();"

to add items you just use "list.Add(("userEmail","userPassword"));". To get data you would have to iterate using loop of your choice. If you choose anything that isn't foreach you have to access data using indexer (like array) => list[indexOfUser].Item1/list[0].Item2; -with Item1 and Item2 you access each individual string, so for you Item1 is userEmail and Item2 is userPassword.

and for validation you can check if inserted email is in your list using loop and checking Item1. If you find a match check password.

You need to use ModelMetadataType instead of MetdataType attribute and the partial classes should be in the same namespace.

Answer here - https://stackoverflow.com/a/37375987/955688

URLSearchParams is an iterable. If you log it with your example you should see something like URLSearchParams {size: 2} in the console.

To get a plain object you can do Object.fromEntries(params) to get an object with the values (or empty if there are no params).

You need to use ModelMetadataType and not MetadataType attribute. Answered here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37375987/955688

Please consider uploading small demo project on our forum so we can run it and reproduce the problem directly.

Disclosure: I work as Aspose.CAD developer at Aspose.

Using the binding.irb tool mentioned by @mechnicov, I was able to determine that instead of routing to the new method, I was getting an unauthorized viewer message. Turns out there was some legacy authorization code that I needed to account for in my tests.

Specifically, I added the pry gem to my Gemfile, updated the test to this:

describe 'GET #new' do
  it 'simplified test' do
    get :new
    binding.pry
    expect(assigns(:map_id)).to eq(1)
  end
end

Then I ran the test, and examined the response object (which is what this controller is for), then investigated its contents.

Running privileged containers in Kubernetes introduces serious security concerns. Privileged containers can access the host system almost without restriction, which violates container isolation principles and opens the door to cluster takeovers.

---

### Why It's Dangerous

Setting `privileged: true` gives a container:

- All Linux kernel capabilities

- Access to the host's devices

- The ability to modify the host filesystem

- Potential to escape the container and take over the host

These risks are explained in more depth in this article:

[Privileged Container Escape – Attack Vector](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/attack_vectors/privileged_container_escape)

---

### How to Mitigate

1. Block Privileged Containers with Admission Controllers

Use policy engines like:

- [Kyverno](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/best_practices/cluster_setup_and_hardening/api_server_security/kyverno)

- [OPA Gatekeeper](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/best_practices/cluster_setup_and_hardening/api_server_security/opa_gatekeeper)

You can write policies that deny any workload with `privileged: true`.

---

2. Apply Pod Security Standards (PSS)

Kubernetes 1.25+ comes with a built-in [Pod Security Admission (PSA)](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/best_practices/cluster_setup_and_hardening/pod_security/pod_security_standards) controller.

Use the `restricted` profile to prevent privileged containers and many other unsafe configurations at the namespace level.

---

3. Audit Your Cluster

Use tools to scan for security issues, including privilege escalations:

- [kubeaudit](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/best_practices/cluster_setup_and_hardening/pod_security/kubeaudit)

- [kubescape](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/best_practices/cluster_setup_and_hardening/configuration_validation/kubescape)

- [Polaris](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/docs/best_practices/cluster_setup_and_hardening/configuration_validation/polaris)

---

### Summary

Avoid using privileged containers unless absolutely necessary. If you must, isolate them in separate namespaces with tight controls. For most workloads, it’s better to enable specific capabilities rather than granting full privileges.

For more Kubernetes security content:

[K8s Security Knowledge Base](https://k8s-security.geek-kb.com/)

Your question: What does it do and how does the code sample work?

Code translation:

if !ErrorHasOccured() || HandleError();

that code is equivalent to:

if (ErrorHasOccured()) HandleError();

How does it work? : In C trigraph,

??! is equal to |. So, ??!??! means ||

P.S: This type of code was used when some of the keyboard did not have | key.

result = sum(int(num) for num in numbers))

Try to take a look at:
https://grails.github.io/grails2-doc/2.3.2/guide/conf.html#configurationsAndDependencies

Especially the sub section "Disabling transitive dependency resolution".

I have been using newer version of Grails that uses Gradle, so I can't exactly remember the Gant way...

Use additional parameters extras to work around this.

For example:

extras: "--inventory 'environments/dev/inventory-dev' --inventory 'environments/int/inventory-int'"

https://github.com/jenkinsci/ansible-plugin/issues/239#issuecomment-2427062898

While it isn't a warning (and it isn't a super uncommon practice for people to use local variables to shadow class fields), this should get picked up by code Code Analyzer CA1500.

This article explains how to enable code analyzers.

You can create your own custom identity verification workflows which can have it's own configuration but any of the ones provided by Docusign will be identical across accounts. Not all workflows may be available on all accounts, however.

Very odd, but I did the same exact thing you suggested and it fixed everything for me too!

I have a LG tv, but where I can find apps to install in this tv, the apps that appears in this list, don't be enough

I get this error when trryig to preview reports/layouts :

Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject' to interface type 'Sage.Reporting.Engine.Integration.IBackupNotificationService'. This operation failed because the QueryInterface call on the COM component for the interface with IID '{61552EBA-29AA-4A8B-8E77-0E8375943D7A}' failed due to the following error: No such interface supported (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80004002 (E_NOINTERFACE)).

What to do

Soluction: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/33636#issuecomment-2088899114

.table-responsive {
  overflow: auto;
  .dropdown {
    @extend .position-static;
  }
}

It turned out that newer versions of Windows (10 and 11) apparently do not allow showing mapped drives unless specifically set.

To address this, navigate in registry to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System

Create a new DWORD value called EnableLinkedConnections and set its value to 1.

Restart the computer and then the mapped network drives will show in the dialog box with correct drive letters.

Yes 'ridk enable ucrt64' not being run before EVERY 'tebako press' was my problem.

Closing this and reopening with a new set of problems

Thanks

Did you ever get an answer to this? I've been having the same problem. If I comment out the following it does not crash.

  .backgroundTask(.appRefresh("backgroundTask")){ 
    //run task in background
}

Follow the link in you error to see a list of potential issues. Did you verify that a connection to jfrog artifactory can be established from your build server and the dependency is hosted by your artifactory?

BTW the mentioned artifact org.apache.activemq:activemq-pool:jar:5.7.0 was released on Oct 02, 2012. Are you sure you want to build on such an outdated library instead of using a newer version (like 6.1.6)?

Its finally fixed , but i have anther issue , maybe you will have
this is the solution

Failed to find Platform SDK with path: platforms;android-35

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* What went wrong:

Could not determine the dependencies of task ':app:compileDebugJavaWithJavac'.

\> Failed to find Platform SDK with path: platforms;android-35

You can also deserialize to System.Text.Json.Nodes.JsonObject which supports indexers, allowing you to access any property:

var json = """{ "token": "ab123" }""";
var jsonObj = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<JsonObject>(json);
var token = y?["token"]?.GetValue<string>();