The LNK2019 unresolved external symbol occurs when linker couldnt find a definition for a refernce to a function or variable. i found good explaination here

How can I solve the error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol - function? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/error-messages/tool-errors/linker-tools-error-lnk2019?view=msvc-170

as per comments from VZ. and Igor.

You might have declared the constructor for dataPanel in your class definition but did not provide an implementation for it. The compiler finds the declaration but cannot locate the corresponding definition, causing the linker to fail.

Add the implementation of dataPanel::dataPanel in your .cpp file and make sure your dataPanel class is included in your main application file.

In your constructor file

#include <wx/wx.h>
#include "dataPanel.h" // Include the header file for dataPanel

dataPanel::dataPanel(wxFrame* parent)
    : wxPanel(parent, wxID_ANY, wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, wxTAB_TRAVERSAL, "dataPanel")
{
    // Initialization code here (optional)
    SetBackgroundColour(*wxWHITE); // Example: Set background color to white
}

0

d=[]

import random

for n in range(100):

d.append(random.randint(1,10))

print(d)

for i in range(10):

print("The number of",str(i)+"'s","in the list is",d.count(i))

Your code is incorrect. You are using [1] instead of 1. It looks for lists rather than integers. The corrected code checks the integers. Because of the difference between the type of variables, it gives you a logical error. A logical error is unrelated to a computer saying that it has an error. It means it gives you the wrong output.

OK I was likely able to solve it on our side (at least it looks like it, but need to wait 1-2 days if it happens again).

Reason is more or less described in this issue: https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js-v3/issues/6763

tldr:

in SDK V2

new S3({
  httpOptions: {
    timeout: 10 * 1000,
    connectTimeout: 10 * 1000,
  }
});

was used to configure the timeouts of the S3 client.

This was somehow supported for some time also in SDK V3 but suddenly was not supported anymore (around version 3.709 somewhere).

The correct way now is to configure the timeouts via

new S3({
  requestHandler: {
    requestTimeout: 10 * 1000,
    connectTimeout: 10 * 1000,
  }
});

in the S3 client.

See also: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK/v3/latest/migrating/notable-changes/ https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK/v3/latest/Package/-smithy-node-http-handler/Interface/NodeHttpHandlerOptions/

The default Async adapter does not support broadcasting. To enable broadcasting, I need to configure a persistent adapter like Redis for Action Cable.

As far as I can see, twilio sdk 10.4.1 uses exact same jackson version as you defined in you pom.xml (2.14.0). Thus, you do not overrule jackson but remove required jackson-core package at all. I propose 2 options:

• upgrade twilio SDK to the most recent one, providing expected jackson verions
• or add all excluded jackson dependencies in the version you expect.

Use a logical operator:

.rule=Host(`my-git`) || Host(`my-git.my.lan`)

Don't use area, use SVG elements.

time.sleep(x) leads to some issues
see: https://playwright.dev/python/docs/library#timesleep-leads-to-outdated-state
better use page.wait_for_timeout(x * 1000)

r=[]

import random

for q in range(100):

r.append(random.randint(1,10))

print(r)

for p in range(10):

print("The number of",str(p)+"'s","in the list is",r.count(p))

Use the function imagepng() as you are doing.

If it doesn't exist an image it creates a new one.

By default it will overwrite the file if it already exists.

The problem you are talking about in my opinion is related to the file permissions or the way the file path is handled.

@Jakkapong Rattananen

"I think your user that use for run php doesn't has permission to write to your file path."

I think the same.

Your user must have permissions or the path must be writeable.

To be sure set it up to 666 or better to 777.

Take a look at the complete code to do what you want to do

// Resizing or modifying the image
imagecopyresampled($temp, $image, 0, 0, 0, 0, $neww, $newh, $oldw, $oldh);

$path = "../tempfiles/"; //it's yout path $target_path1
$path .= $usertoken . "-tempimg.png"; //adding your filename dynamically generated

// CHECK PERMISSIONS - Ensure the directory exists and is writable !!!!!!!!!
if (!is_dir(dirname($path))) {
    mkdir(dirname($path), 0755, true);  // Create the directory (if it doesn't exist)
}

// CHECK PERMISSIONS - Make sure the file can be overwritten !!!!!!!!!
if (file_exists($path) && !is_writable($path)) {
    chmod($path, 0666);
}

// THEN FINALIZE

// Save the image, overwriting if it exists
imagepng($temp, $path);

// Cleanup for memory saving
imagedestroy($temp);
imagedestroy($image);

It's basically your code, but improved. So in this way you check if you have permissions (hopefully so).

If you want to be sure or know what's going on, add some else with echo or returns where you see // CHECK PERMISSIONS.

Good Work

You are in general unable to use AWS services without an account since you would always need authentication for using an AWS service, alongside billing for whatever usage or expense. But, again, here's a small way one can work or interact with an AWS service either indirectly or almost without a created account directly.

1. Utilizing Third-Party Platforms Some third-party platforms offer services built on top of AWS infrastructure, which allows you to use AWS-powered functionalities without requiring direct access to AWS. Some examples include:

Heroku: A PaaS provider that uses AWS behind the scenes. You can deploy and manage applications without directly interfacing with AWS. Zapier: Automates workflows using AWS services indirectly, such as triggering an S3 event or integrating AWS functionalities with other apps. Example: You deploy a web app to Heroku, and Heroku is hosting it in AWS EC2. You don't have to go out and open an AWS account for this because Heroku handles AWS interaction.

2. Using AWS Free Services No Login Needed AWS periodically has free tools or trials that do not require an AWS account. For instance:

AWS Pricing Calculator: It's used when you want to estimate AWS costs. Public Datasets on AWS: Public datasets hosted in AWS can be accessed without an account. This might be done via an HTTP/HTTPS link. Example: Downloading a public dataset stored on Amazon S3 via a public link does not require an AWS account.

3. Collaboration via Shared Accounts If you're part of a team or organization, they can give you access to AWS services through their AWS account. They can create IAM users, roles, or federated access for you.

Example: A company is using AWS and gives you temporary credentials to access resources, like a DynamoDB table or an S3 bucket, via AWS Cognito or IAM roles.

4. AWS Lambda via API Gateways Some companies expose APIs hosted on AWS Lambda or API Gateway. You interact with AWS indirectly by calling these APIs.

Example: Using an API endpoint exposed by a developer that triggers an AWS Lambda function. You access it without needing an AWS account.

While these methods let you interact with AWS-powered features, direct access to AWS services generally requires an account due to security, billing, and resource management protocols.

https://nimbusstack.com/

Below fixed the issue for me:

• Make your copilot extension trusted check below link

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/workspace-trust

There IS a standard meaning for some codes: https://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/exitcodes.html

n=int(input)

t=int(input()

p=[]

for m in range(t):

p.append(int(input())

s=[]

while true:

s.append(p[random.randint(1,len(p))])

if sum(s)==n:

    break

• The first line represents the sum of the integers in the list.
• The second line represents the number of elements in the list

You can do somthing like this:

export default function App() {
const example = { id: "my-class", href: "https://google.com" };

return (
    <a className="class" {...example}>
        hi
    </a>
);
}

I may be missing something but you could potentially just use unsafe block.

body {
   unsafe {
      +"<my-tag/>"
   }
}

d=int(input)

w=int(input()

h=[]

for i in range(w):

h.append(int(input())

s=[]

while true:

s.append(h[random.randint(1,len(w))])

if sum(s)==d:

    break

In CSS, @import rules must appear at the very top of your stylesheet, before any other style rules, including universal selectors like *. This is part of the CSS specification. If the @import is not at the top, it may be ignored, and your font won't load.

You can use the huggingface Clip models (open_clip just wraps around huggingface libraries anyway), which has a output_hidden_states parameter, which will return the outputs before the pooled layer.

See an example here https://github.com/huggingface/diffusers/blob/2432f80ca37f882af733244df24b46f2d447fbcf/src/diffusers/pipelines/stable_diffusion_3/pipeline_stable_diffusion_3.py#L323

I use "@types/docusign-esign" and would have

import { ApiClient, EnvelopeDefinition } from 'docusign-esign' //include everything you need

Try replacing

const env = new docusign.EnvelopeDefinition(); // Error here

with

const env = <EnvelopeDefinition>{};

The user info endpoint was incorrect. The correct one is shown below, and it works fine after the change.

Before - User info endpoint: https://login.microsoftonline.com/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/.well-known/openid-configuration

Now - userinfo_endpoint":"https://graph.microsoft.com/oidc/userinfo

From the error its clearly shown that class NumberFormatter not found. Thats means you dont have required php extension which needed by Bagisto. Please install php-intl extension to fix this issue.

For more information, please check the documentation for requrirement, https://devdocs.bagisto.com/1.x/introduction/requirements.html#php-extensions

If you uninstalled the service properly, I think you should check the status of other services. There may be another service stuck in the "Starting" status.

I had the exact same issue. I dont know what caused Visual Studio to "forget" my naming rule, but removing it and adding it back again fixed it for me.

So:

1. Go to Options -> Text Editor -> C# -> Code Style -> Naming
2. Remove the "Private or Internal Field" naming specification
3. Click Manage naming styles
4. Remove the naming style (mine was named "_fieldName")
5. Click OK
6. Restart Visual Studio

Then open Visual Studio and add them back again

Some screenshots if you forgot how it looked like:

You can maintain a session across multiple scenarios (test cases) by using a combination of the cy.session() command and before or beforeEach hooks. The cy.session() command allows you to cache the session data and reuse it, reducing the need to log in repeatedly.

Take a look on https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/session

According to the docs for dynamic routes, it shows you should add [name] and then reference what [name] should be in a separate property called params.

Something like below should work, if it does not please let me know and I'll try and help you from there.

<Link
  href={{
    pathname: '/[serivceName]',
    params: { serviceName: servie.name.toLowerCase() },
  }}>
    {/* Content here */}
</Link>

I think you do need a file called the name of your service or [serviceName].(jsx/tsx) for this to work, but I think you may have already done that.

What helped me was: select "Recently Used" press backspace select "Clean History" and refresh the window

k=int(input())

s=int(input())

j=[]

for e in range(s):

j.append(int(input())

q=[]

import random

while sum(q)<k:

q.append(j[random.randint(1,len(j)])

How did you find a solution for this? I'm having the same problem.

p=int(input())

f=int(input())

m=[]

for i in range(f):

m.append(int(input())

. will only match a file with the name . you need a wildcard like * to match all files https://docs.conan.io/2/reference/conanfile/attributes.html#exports-sources

Currently, Bagisto only supports Apache and Nginx. It seems you might be referring to a Raspberry Pi, but for optimal Bagisto support, you must have at least 4GB of RAM. Please refer to the following link for the full system requirements: https://devdocs.bagisto.com/2.2/introduction/requirements.html#server-configuration

I will always prefer to do with LifeCycle rules. with two main reason

1. its free of cost if you are deleting standard data with no hold flag.
2. deletion also is free NO CLASS A operation cost of 30 M Like your case gsutil dont use batch delete as per my understanding causing too much money for deletion

What web3.py version do you use?

It seems you use web3 >= v6.0.0 where deprecated camelCase methods were removed in favor of snake_case ones while your code has been written for <v6.0.0.

In this case, you should replace:

• buildTransaction with build_transaction
• getTransactionCount with get_transaction_count

Do not change swapExactETHForTokens though, as it's part of the ABI.

If your origin is a HTTP server and not S3, you need to include custom_origin_config property to your configuration to make it work. See Terraform documentation.

The Python code to print 6 is print(6), and the Javascript code to print 6 is console.log(6).

One simple solution with np.where:

for i in range(2, 4):
    df[f"V{i}"] = np.where(df["X"] == i, 9, df[f"V{i}"])

I don't know how to answer your question about it to generate types from an openapi doc. Your question about the generation of types from an openapi doc is incomprehensible and impossible.

they recoomed to use suppressHydrationWarning attribute on the html

official documentation : https://github.com/pacocoursey/next-themes

真是草了,浪费半小时都没成功.

docker run -p 8000:8000 -d --name jupyterhub quay.io/jupyterhub/jupyterhub jupyterhub

I have recently faced this issue and tried various solution. Finally following solution work :

<TextField
            sx={{
                // Fix for autofill color
                '& input:-webkit-autofill': {
                    transition:
                        'background-color 600000s 0s, color 600000s 0s'
                }
            }}
        />

I am using MUI textfield here. Hope this is usefull.

I managed to solve this by setting also the callback uri in the security matcher.

I think this should have been a comment, but i have no reputation so i can't comment.

I'm seeing the exact same issue as the OP, running python 3.12, and pysnmp 7.1.15.

One possible workaround is to wrap the snmp command in asyncio.wait_for().

    task = asyncio.create_task(
        bulk_cmd(
            snmpDispatcher,
            CommunityData("public"),
            await UdpTransportTarget.create(("127.0.0.1", 161), timeout=0.3),
            0,
            20,
            *varBinds,
        )
    )

    try:
        await asyncio.wait_for(task, timeout=10)
    except TimeoutError:
        print("Timeout")

    errorIndication, errorStatus, errorIndex, varBindTable = task.result()

This is absolutely an ugly hack.

It does do that for you. I've experienced it myself. It accepts both the numeric and string value of the enums, validates them, and handles the 400 bad request return result and error message for you. The only thing I wish it did do is provide all the valid enum values in the error message so that a developer can see what needs to change.

See this answer to practically the same question from back in 2017 which still works today on .net 8 and 9:

Best practice for passing enum params in Web API

Error 4 in Modbus Communication: This error typically represents an issue with the modbus slave or server device. It means the PLC rejected the request or could not process it.

Possible Causes and Solutions:

1. Invalid Register Address Ensure the register address you're trying to read exists.

Some devices require zero-based addressing (e.g., register 0 instead of 1).

Example:

python Copy code read_result = client.read_holding_registers(0, 1) # Try register 0 2. Wrong Register Type Confirm if the register is a holding register, input register, or other type. If it's not a holding register, use a function appropriate for your PLC: python Copy code read_result = client.read_input_registers(0, 1) # For input registers 3. Incorrect Function Code Verify that your PLC supports the function code used by read_holding_registers. 4. PLC Configuration Ensure that the PLC is configured correctly to allow reading/writing to the requested registers. Verify PLC's security settings and Modbus access permissions. 5. Test with Minimal Configuration Try reading a simple register directly with minimal configuration to isolate the issue:

python Copy code read_result = client.read_holding_registers(0, 1) if read_result: print(f"Register Value: {read_result[0]}") else: print(f"Failed to read register. Error: {client.last_error}") Let me know if further debugging steps are needed or additional error details appear!

Run: flutter clean then flutter pub get

Now debug your app.

You can open Flutter Inspector by following this steps:

1. You have to run your project first (flutter run -d chrome)
2. press Shift+Ctrl+p to open command pallete.
3. type Flutter:Open DevTools
4. you can choose Flutter:Open DevTools in Web Browser
5. connect to running app : (search the url in your flutter terminal) for example: The Flutter DevTools debugger and profiler on Chrome is available at: http://127.0.0.1:9101?uri=http://127.0.0.1:59007/18gRA86MFGU=
6. enter the url. then the flutter inspector will be shown

In 2025 I still got the same issue. Is there any available solution for that so called feature by android studio?

This is not recommended but a quick work around is to doReturn() instead of thenReturn

Sorry, I solved it by downgrading Active Choices version to 2.8.3 Plugin download address：https://updates.jenkins-ci.org/download/plugins/uno-choice/ 😂

ส่วนประกอบสำคัญของการจัดทำขึ้นเพื่อเป็นการสร้างความมั่นคง

Did you find a solution to the optimization problem?

XNET is the fastest protocol for establishing local connections. It is quicker than both TCP/IP and Named Pipes because it eliminates network overhead and employs direct memory-mapped file access.

Use diff2html-cli to export side by side diff to HTML file and view it there.

Install

npm install -g diff2html-cli

Use

git diff HEAD | diff2html -i stdin -s side -F diff.html -o stdout

Probbly you performed

 npm install ngx-turnstile --save

and then you get output something like :

which acctualy means that you need @angular/common@">=16.0.0" above or equal 16,and as i can see you are using angular 15, then you performed npm install ngx-turnstile --save --legacy-peer-deps and you imported import { NgxTurnstileModule } from "ngx-turnstile"; in modules and after you get your error.

Here is working example with angular 19 : https://stackblitz.com/edit/stackblitz-starters-l9unkwij?file=src%2Fmain.ts

In my case, the problem was that I was not on https but on http and msal requires https

While jstat in OpenJ9 may not work exactly as it does in HotSpot, OpenJ9 provides several alternative methods for monitoring memory and garbage collection, including jcmd, jvmstat, and JVM flags like -XshowSettings. You should use these OpenJ9-specific tools and options to gather memory information for your Java application.

You have 2 options for this solution, both relying to GitHub Copilot advanced features instead of GitHub Copilot built-in function

GitHub Models or Azure OpenAI API call

The GitHub Models will allow you to use Azure OpenAI via Restful, so consider if your task solving up to 50 files only or intended for more than hundreds to thousands, you probably have another choice except using LLM to automate your task. I'm not quite sure if the feature is GA yet but you may need to join the waitlist. Once you joined you can benefit all requests with no extra charge as usual when you making request to either Azure OpenAI or OpenAI, absolutely it would have some limitation but still sufficient for your task.

GitHub Copilot Workspace (Preview)

The same with GitHub Models, you may need to join waitlist. This coolest feature will help you reading GitHub repository, brainstorming your problem and generating the plan to the code. For example:

I'll pick this public repository, including folder of XML Samples https://github.com/zynksoftware/samples/tree/master/XML%20Samples

Access https://copilot-workspace.githubnext.com/ or same name Extension in VSCode, pick the repo

I will start brainstorming firstly

It will prompt to current behavior and proposed behavior by Copilot

After that, you can generate the plan

Once you feel it's ok to go, click Implementation and wait for it

Finally, create PR for all 36 files are changed, you can check more here https://github.com/zhenyuan0502/samples/pull/1/files

If you can access Copilot Workspace, check more snapshot here https://copilot-workspace.githubnext.com/zynksoftware/samples?s=fc07, from my end the website keeps loading till memory out, so maybe it would be fixed in the future for preview these files online. Whereas the VS Code can download to local with no problem occured

I came across a solution and wanted to let others find this if they ever needed. Electron has a powerMonitor api which allows you to handle this and in my case it was the below code that fixed it for me

Electron.PowerMonitor.OnShutdown += () => 
{ 
    Log.Logger.Debug("Assist app is shutting down.., exiting app !!"); 
    Electron.App.Exit();
};

shelve, pickle, persidict are all good options for you.

Search for notebook scroll in the settings (cmd + ,) and check the box.

And also do this for pandas

pd.set_option("display.max_rows", None, "display.max_columns", None)

You can do this using Karabiner Elements.

Open the preferences from the menu bar icon. In the Simple modifications tab, click ⊕ Add item at the bottom and remap right_option to left_control.

Is there an update on this technology right now? Can I add CTE to my ble broadcast from my smartphone so that I can find direction with the array antenna on the receiver side?

This is a good repo to download the databases: sapics/ip-location-db

use that dependency

remove:- implementation 'com.github.warkiz:IndicatorSeekBar:v2.1.1'

add:- implementation 'com.github.jackpanz:indicatorseekbar-androidx:1.0.4'

when you are configuring the test in Datadog see this option on right side paneenter image description here

please help me

I have used datalist instead of gridview what has itemtemplate. It looks like things changed with frameworks and sdk development kits. That is why your gridview has itemtemplate and mine doesnt. Anyway now my page looks at below . I have add Textbox1 and Button1 with text = 'Select'

ASP:Datalist itemplate editing

I have closed the itemplate editing and seem as below Edited and closed

I executed the page it seem working you may see textbox added in itemtemplate has data same as your at bgridview. below
Page is working

method WebForm1.Button1_Click(sender: System.Object; e: System.EventArgs); begin session["Category"] := Textbox1.Text; end;

this resulted Error 2 (PE9) Unknown identifier "Textbox1" click

Please help me to attach a session to write in label1 from textbox1 when I click the button

I cant add the asp codes for ASP:Datalist1 here gives error but it very similar to gridview code.

I will appreciate it.

router.push('/app/Auth.tsx'); ===>router.push('/app/auth.tsx');

I started to recently face the same issue... But I tried to debug the code and found out that onMessageReceived is never called in my FCM Service class when the app is in the background. This happens when the FCM message payload from the server includes a notification attribute.

Replaced server side code to send a data payload instead of notification and now my onMessageReceived method is always called be the app is in the foreground or background.

More details here -

• https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/concept-options

• https://stackoverflow.com/a/40083727/29204078

• GitHub | FirebaseMessagingService.dispatchMessage

  private void dispatchMessage(Intent intent) {
    .
    .
    if (NotificationParams.isNotification(data)) {
      .
      .
      try {
        if (displayNotification.handleNotification()) {
          // Notification was shown or it was a fake notification, finish
          return;
        }
      }
      .
      .
    }
    onMessageReceived(new RemoteMessage(data));
  }
  

though its been 7 months since the question has been asked, but still answering it you or someone else might need it

as mentioned by Christoph Rackwit, to sum over the instances, i would be using the same method to calculate the total number of pixels, along with the code mentioned by you to find the total pixels for each instance, dervied from instance segmentation

• so first we extract the predicted class, which are basically index values (pred_classes) and predicted masks (pred_mask), the order of these both tensor values are the same
• then we iterate over pred_classes and pred_masks and using a dict we add the previous sum of pixel of a particular instance to the current
• then store the class names used for training in a list
• lastly iterate over the dict to using the list of classes and the pred_classes index values, we find the total number of pixel for each class ( containing multiple instances )

import locale

pre_classes = MetadataCatalog.get(self.cfg.DATASETS.TRAIN[0]).thing_classes # this contains the class names in the same order used for training, replace it with your custom dataset class names
masks = predictions["instances"].pred_masks # this extracts the pred_masks from the predicitons
classes = predictions["instances"].pred_classes.numpy().tolist() # this extracts the pred_classes (contains index values corresponding to pre_classes) to a simple from the predicitons

results = torch.sum(torch.flatten(masks, start_dim=1), dim=1).numpy().tolist() # this calculates the total pixels of each instance

count = dict() # create a dict to store unique classes and their total pixel
for i in range(len(classes)): # itearte over the predicted classes
    count[classes[i]] = count.get(classes[i], 0) + results[i] # add the current sum of pixel of particular class and instance to the previous sum of the same class, adds 0 if the class didnt already exist 

locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, 'en_IN.UTF-8') # set the locale to Indian format
for k, v in count.items(): # itearte over the dict
    print(f"{pre_classes[k]} class contains {locale.format_string('%d', v, grouping=True)} pixels") # printing each class and its total pixel, pres_classes[k] for accessing corresponding class names for class index, locale.format_string for formating the raw number to Indian format

i used the predefined model to perform instance segmentation on the following image

which resulted in the following image

which also produced your required results

dog class contains 1,39,454 pixels
cat class contains 95,975 pixels

as i havent had any hands on experience on semantic segmentation, so the solution is provided using instance segmentation,but if you insist on achieving the same using semantic segmentation please provide the weights, and the inference methods and test dataset, so that i can help you out

anyways i hope that this is what you were looking for, any questions related to the code, logic or working, feel free to contact

import pyautogui

window = [ x for x in pyautogui.getAllWindows()]

for i in window: if 'Google Chrome' in i.title: i.hide()

how to unhide window ????

I did a lot of research. The problem is that you can't update the cookie from the server component. I am leaving a video link; he explained very nicely why you can't set a cookie from the server component. As a solution, I have used Redis to store the refresh and access token. If you use Redis, there is another problem. Radis doesn't support edge runtime. So you can't access directly to redis functions from middleware. Make a nextjs API like is-logged-in, then use it from middleware by fetch.

Here is the link.

In my case, the error occurred because the dependent services (Config Server, Eureka Server, and Gateway Server) were not running before the Cards Service. The Cards Service relies on the Config Server for fetching configurations and on the Eureka Server for service discovery. Starting these services sequentially resolved the issue, and no changes were needed in the pom.xml or application.yml.

If I imagine this situation correctly, then you need to make the dropdown menu higher in z-context than its surroundings. To achieve this, I would try making the dropdown menu itself position: absolute and with a higher z-index. You also need to make a z-index for the container so that the contexts work correctly.

If I have misunderstood your problem, please attach the code for your layout.

The Xamarin forms project didn't load with this message.

• Visual studio - 17.6.14 (build 413)

This happened to me after the workload was restored, possibly due to the .NET 8 update.

1. Check the dotnet version (dotnet --version)
2. If the .Net version is 8.0.401 or higher, remove it (use the dot net uninstall tool) - sudo ./dotnet-core-uninstall remove 8.0.401 --SDK (with elevated permission)
3. dotnet version fallback to 8.9.204 - project loads and running

Maybe the MAUI project stopped working - will update

Thank you very much. I worked on it for 3 days and your solution saved me.

 static create(res: Response, data: object) {
        const token = JsonWebToken.sign(data);

        res.cookie("your_cookie", token, {
            maxAge: 604800 * 1000,
            httpOnly: true,
            sameSite: "none",
            secure: true,
            domain: ".web.com
        });
    }
}

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You need to check if the webpack version of the project is running lower than the wenbpack version of the pdfjs project

for me I used cv2.ORB.create()

This is a complex problem to solve. I have been trying to prompt Gemini(AI) and Grok(AI) to produce SQL queries. The results are many CTE and windowed results. I don't think this can be done with excel (or google sheets) easily. At the start of the week there could be thousands of possible outcomes. I ran one query that Gemini(AI) came up with on a 22 person pool with 4 games remaining in the week and it took 20 minutes to return the results. Not saying the code is optimized, but damn that's a long time to wait for something rather trivial for a human to "observe" fairly quickly.

If anyone comes up with a solution for SQL query please let me know.

Please open an Azure Support ticket and we will assist you:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-portal/supportability/how-to-create-azure-support-request

Just the pivot table:

Should be fast on bulky data.

Alright I got why… cudaMemset, like a plain memset, only set each byte to the target value, while int is, in most machines, 4 bytes. Hence the issue.

The basic answer to whether to add a class to main is no. As you correctly noticed, according to the WHATWG specification, there can only be one tag per document (the currently visible one), so adding a class is redundant (even for BEM). Personally, when developing, I try to avoid even styling the main tag. But if I really need to style it, then I actually use main {}, since it's better than creating extra containers to avoid unnecessary DOM nesting.

The issue was resolved by taking the latest image of s390x. The issue was with java. The updated version of java has resolved these issue.

Which version of OS do you use? I can't reproduce this on Edge for Windows.

You can also try to click Restore defaults and refresh to see if it can fix the issue:

This issue is also occurring on my side; it works in debug mode but not in release mode. If you have resolved it, please help me.

When HVAC (HashiCorp Vault API Client for Python) does not see secrets in HashiCorp Vault, several factors could be contributing to the issue, even in contexts where Siemens systems are integrated. Possible reasons include:

Improper Authentication: If HVAC has not been authenticated correctly with Vault, it will not have the permissions needed to access the secrets. Ensure the correct token or authentication method (e.g., AppRole, LDAP) is being used.

Insufficient Permissions: The Vault policy attached to the authentication token may lack read access to the specific secrets path. Verify the policies configured in Vault align with the intended access requirements, especially for Siemens-integrated HVAC systems requiring precise configurations.

Incorrect Path Configuration: Secrets in Vault are stored under specific paths. If the path provided in the HVAC query does not match the actual path of the secrets, the client will not find them.

Namespace or Secret Engine Issues: Vault supports namespaces and various secret engines (e.g., KV v1, KV v2). Ensure the HVAC client is pointed to the correct namespace and understands the engine's version being used.

Network or Connectivity Problems: HVAC may fail to communicate with Vault if network connectivity between the client and Vault is disrupted or misconfigured. Verify that Vault’s URL and port are correctly configured in the HVAC setup.

For Siemens systems leveraging Vault for sensitive configuration management or secure storage, ensuring proper integration with HVAC is critical for seamless operations. Troubleshooting should involve checking both HVAC logs and Vault configurations to pinpoint and resolve the issue.

This happens mostly when you delete the package-lock.json and do npm install, try using the old package-lock.json and do npm install and then npm start -- --reset-cache

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I will suggest to check if your compiler is correctly generating in the correct path the .pdb file associated with the cs file you want to debug due this message "Didn't find associated module for /path/to/module/file.cs". Also you can check if all dll´s with pdb files are in the same path.

if you solve the problem, can you share your source code or api ? Thank you

Solution 1

Add these dependencies:

implementation("com.google.android.gms:play-services-base:18.3.0")

This is your manifest file

<manifest>
    <application>
        <!-- Photo Picker Module -->
        <service 
            android:name="com.google.android.gms.metadata.ModuleDependencies"
            android:enabled="false"
            android:exported="false">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="com.google.android.gms.metadata.MODULE_DEPENDENCIES" />
            </intent-filter>
            <meta-data 
                android:name="photopicker_activity:0:required" 
                android:value="" />
        </service>

        <!-- Play Services Availability -->
        <meta-data
            android:name="com.google.android.gms.version"
            android:value="@integer/google_play_services_version" />
    </application>

    <!-- Required Permissions -->
    <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
    <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />
</manifest>

Solution 2

Add these dependencies:

implementation("com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:20.7.0")
implementation("androidx.activity:activity:1.8.0")

Then use this code to implement photo picker:

val pickSingleMedia = registerForActivityResult(PickVisualMedia()) { uri ->
    if (uri != null) {
        // Handle selected media
    }
}

// Launch picker
pickSingleMedia.launch(PickVisualMediaRequest(PickVisualMedia.ImageOnly))

The manifest entry you showed is no longer needed. The new ActivityResult API handles photo picking across API levels automatically.

please let me know if still you are in problem. Thanks

There is a code by google that allows you to iterate the results , including one that has postal codes. see https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/place-autocomplete#javascript_4

basicly i make code with the help of the html js and python that will first chek the file md5 in the virustotal api that will check that the file is found to be malcious or not if the file is malcious then that will stop the file from completly download iam not able to stop the file from completly download give me the reason why would be i not able t do that

Make sure your TextField is part of a StatefulWidget and you need to change the value of newTaskName using setState like this.

TextField(
  autofocus: true,
  onChanged: (newText) {
    setState(() {
      newTaskName = newText;
    });
  },
)

after spending hours i got a probable solution, for the first gmail it will not show as quoted, for the rest if same content is repeated then it will show quoted. so delete previous emails and you will get the correct answers.(answered 14 years later)

The spark session configuration that you mentioned seems to be using a BigLakeCatalog implementation, which is not supported for Bigquery Apache Iceberg tables. Note that the "Bigquery" Apache Iceberg tables are different from "BigLake" tables which are a kind of external tables that can be registered with Biglake metastore.

You may not be able to modify the files on storage outside of BigQuery in the case of Bigquery managed iceberg tables, without risk of data loss. As far as querying the data, you can try querying using a spark session, with catalog type hadoop.

Yo lo solucione poniendo los nombre de las carpetas de forma correcta. Por ejemplo demo.example entonce los modelos deberia ser demo.example.models

Laurenz, how do you check if the number of rows deleted is 0 if you don't have the RLS to access the data? I'm running into the exact same issue where I need an error to be able to add to a "pending actions table" but I never get one