At example, i couldn`t do this because my email address was dont verified. (Most likely, but can it was into other...). After verified my email, this error was leaving. Also i`m did this https://devcoops.com/fix-load-metadata-for-docker/
First creating a redirect website, then on redirect web site creating an http redirection. The redirection second and third parameters are dependent on the application.
I posted a solution on the other question but someone pointed me to this. So let me give an answer to the "how" part of the OP's question "Why and how do you define a 'package'?"
The simple answer is you can edit __package__ and add the folder containing the root package to sys.path. But how do you do this cleanly and not totally clutter up the top of the Python script?
Using a known top-level package
Suppose your code some_script.py resides somewhere within a directory structure which looks like:
And you need your package to be subdir.ab.cd without knowing ab or cd or even the number of nested levels (as long as none of the intermediate levels are called "subdir" as well). Then you could use the following:
import os
import sys
if not __package__:
__package__, __root__ = (
(lambda p, d:
(".".join(p[-(n := p[::-1].index(d) + 1):]), os.sep.join(p[:-n])))(
os.path.realpath(__file__).split(os.sep)[:-1], "subdir"))
sys.path.insert(0, __root__)
from .script1 import *
from ..script2 import *
from ...script3 import *
from subdir.script3 import *
from script4 import *
from other_folder.script5 import *
Using a known number of sub-levels
Suppose your code some_script.py resides somewhere within a directory structure which looks like:
project_folder
|-- ab
|-- cd
|-- some_script.py
|-- script1.py
|-- script2.py
|-- script3.py
|-- other_folder
|-- script4.py
And you need your package to be ab.cd without knowing ab or cd but the depth of the package is guaranteed to be 2. Then you could use the following:
import os
import sys
if not __package__:
__package__, __root__ = ( #
(lambda p, n: (".".join(p[-n:]), os.sep.join(p[:-n])))(
os.path.realpath(__file__).split(os.sep)[:-1], 2))
sys.path.insert(0, __root__)
from .script1 import *
from ..script2 import *
from script3 import *
from other_folder.script4 import *
Relative imports and absolute imports all work
With the sys.path including the project folder, you also of course do any absolute imports from there. With __package__ correctly computed, one can now do relative imports as well. A relative import of .other_script will look for other_script.py in the same folder as some_script.py. It is important to have one additional level in the package hierarchy as compared to the highest ancestor reached by the relative path, because all the packages traversed by the ".."/"..."/etc will need to be a Python package with a proper name.
“common properties” - that are “configuration independent properties”. These properties are not specific to any particular configuration or platform.
“configuration properties” - that are “configuration dependent properties”. These properties allow you to customize the behavior of your project based on different build configurations.
e.g
I have the same issue with the Base output path: all the options are greyed. Looks like Base output path is classified as common properties. However, it will automatically generated Debug or Release folder in output folder(MyOutput) if i switch configuration.
Besides, i would suggest you can also report this issue at Visual Studio Forum to double confirm that if all the options are greyed out is by design. That will allow you to directly interact with the appropriate product group, and make it more convenient for the product group to collect and categorize your issue.
I have also been troubled by this problem recently, I need to process the output of the neural network, so I need to call a function written in pure numpy to calculate the loss after the output is processed. When using tf. py_function in tensorflow, I found that for functions not operated by tf, although py_function can get the calculation result, this result cannot be used to save gradient for backpropagation.
There should be no solution to this problem at present. The external functions I need to call are complex FEM simulation libraries that I can't implement from scratch with tensorflow or pytorch.
When you reach the end of a source line in the DBD you must put a comma after the last operand and a C in column 72.
Here's part of a DBD for example:
DBD NAME=BSEP0C,ACCESS=(HIDAM,OSAM), C
REMARKS='RBA PROJECT GROUP 4 -- ADD SEQNUM UNIQUE KEYS TC
O SSE014 AND SSE147 SEGMENTS. ADD 8-BYTES MORE FILLER.'
***********************************************************************
* DATASET GROUP NUMBER 1 *
***********************************************************************
DSG001 DATASET DD1=DSEP00C,SIZE=(8192),SCAN=255,FRSPC=(6,30)
***********************************************************************
* SEGMENT NUMBER 1 *
***********************************************************************
SEGM NAME=SSE001,PARENT=0,BYTES=129,RULES=(PPP,LAST), C
PTR=(TWINBWD,,,CTR,),COMPRTN=(HDCXITSE,DATA,INIT)
FIELD NAME=(SSE001KY,SEQ,U),START=1,BYTES=9,TYPE=C
FIELD NAME=(/SX006),START=1,BYTES=4
FIELD NAME=(SECSN),START=112,BYTES=10,TYPE=C
FIELD NAME=(TRKGSTAT),START=123,BYTES=1,TYPE=C
LCHILD NAME=(SSEHIX,BSEI0C),PTR=INDX,RULES=LAST
LCHILD NAME=(SSESEA),PTR=NONE,PAIR=SSESEB,RULES=LAST
LCHILD NAME=(SGESEB,BGEP0C),PTR=NONE,PAIR=SSEGEB,RULES=LAST
Only the DBD and SEGM lines were long enough to continue with C in 72.
For me this sequence solved the issue. In my case the issue was due to thin binary and the frb crashlytics scripts. Moved crashlytics script at the end and thin binary just above it.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): enter image description here
This is an old thread, but I'm posting a solution in case it's helpful for others who stumble upon this weird error. I'm using VS2022 and began seeing this just on OPENING Visual Studio -- well before opening any solution. I eventually found that my issue was a corrupt extension (@#%$#%@!). For me, it was my "AWS Toolkit with Amazon Q" extension which needed to be uninstalled/reinstalled. But for any extension issues, just open Visual Studio in safe mode ("devenv /SafeMode") and view your Extensions (Installed ones). Then remove any potential culprits to see if they were the issue (ie. remove one, close/reopen VS normally to see if it helped, repeat as needed). Anyways, just posting this in case it helps a fellow developer in the future. :)
Yes, you’re right. Without -d, flutter drive gets ready for all platforms, including the web, so it downloads the Web SDK.
Add -d <android-device-id> (like -d emulator-5554), and it only targets Android, skipping the web download. This works every time and is still the way to go in 2025.
In order to accommodate for the utf-8 format spec, each byte should be left padded up to 8 bits with 0.
The accepted answer's `format!("0{:b}")` does not take into consideration for characters above number 128 which did not work for me since I wasn't just working with ASCII letters.
fn main() {
let chars = "日本語 ENG €";
let mut chars_in_binary = String::from("");
for char in chars.as_bytes() {
chars_in_binary += &format!("{char:0>8b} ");
}
println!("The binary representation of the following utf8 string\n \"{chars}\"\nis\n {chars_in_binary}");
}
I'm going to provide an answer to my own question, certainly found a way to workaround this issue for now, I will however not mark this as the best answer because I know this might not always be the ideal solution. (and because this answer might not include detailed information). However it can be used in this use case.
So the solution now is to go to cloudflare and edit both records and disable the proxy option.
After that visiting my domain loads my website correctly with https without any issues.
Try checking your-site-name/assets/css/printview.css on your browser whether it appears or not. If it doesn't appear, it's likely that the CSS for your PDF can't be read properly
The "ambiguous call" error can be caused by having 2 copies of the code referenced in 2 different .cs files. Find any .cs files with the same code (backup copies for instance) move them to an outside folder or delete them if not needed. Generally look for other .cs files with the same code.
/root/anaconda3/envs/test/lib/python3.8/site-packages/torch/cuda/__init__.py:83: UserWarning: CUDA initialization: CUDA unknown error - this may be due to an incorrectly set up environment, e.g. changing env variable CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES after program start. Setting the available devices to be zero. (Triggered internally at ../c10/cuda/CUDAFunctions.cpp:109.)
return torch._C._cuda_getDeviceCount() > 0
RAGatouille persists indices on disk in compressed format, and a very viable production deployment is to simply integrate the index you need into your project and query it directly. Don't just take our word for it, this is what Spotify does in production with their own vector search framework, serving dozens of millions of users.
Go to wsl, setup your project and create the virtual environment file "env"
Inside wsl, use command `code .` to open vscode from wsl (no need to activate the virtual environment yet)
Once your vscode window showed up, change the path of Python Interpreter to the one listed under the virtual environment file "env" Screenshot of the Python Intepreter setting
Now press the debug button vscode, it should be able to load the virtual environment
can u speak english? what does that even mean? whats a jwt token and had to minimizing data you used in your "encoded token" what tokens are u even talking about and where do you even go for this stuff?
I had the same issue. Turns out Vite was picking up changes to the Apache log files. So the solution was to move them out of the umbrella of the application. I know I could have set them up as external, but now I have all my projects dump their logs into a central dir, which makes life a little easier.
It took a while to discover this, in the end I set up a script:
"debug": "vite --debug hmr"
in package.json which ultimately gave the game away.
Maybe you can try using https://github.com/pymupdf/PyMuPDF to iterate through all annotations, obtain the deleted text based on the deletion marks, and find the associated pop-up comments.
The answer from @User and @Dawoodjee is correct, and I recommend it.
However, as explained in the updated docs, once you've connected to a folder initially, it should appear in a drop-down menu on the SSH extension sidebar as shown
here. This allows for quicker access on future connections to the same remote folder.
I was able to identify that the problem was due to the graphics engine that Flutter has been using for about 2 or 3 versions (Impeller). This has a Vulkan and OpenGL compatibility bug. I was even able to find an issue from the Flutter development team, reporting the error (see https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/163269 ). Therefore, we can temporarily, until the bug is resolved, get by with the command:
flutter run --no-enable-impeller
which I found in this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76970158/flutter-impeller-in-android-emulator.
Thanks to @MorrisonChang for the contribution.
Apparently It was recently solved on Flutter 3.29.0
Create a custom control: a panel with four buttons properly arranged. Add appropriate member functions to set button information. Add these pigpen controls to a flow layout panel.
This may not solve your problem directly however I've encountered a similar problem with react-markdown package. My app worked fine on my Windows PC, in a dev container with Ubuntu and Azure App Service on Linux, however when I've migrated the app to a different host which uses DirectAdmin with CloudLinux Node.js Selector pages which had a reference to react-markdown would produce a 500 error and the same "Error: open EEXIST" error in the log.
I think it might have something to do with the dependencies of both of the react-markdown and next-mdx-remote packages, currently I am looking for an alternative to react-markdown which will hopefully work on my server setup.
This seemed to have been a bug in plotly. The newer versions fix this bug. My original attempt now works as expected. Here is how the output looks with plotly-4.10.4 -
Yolov8 has been a little broken since they started moving everything from keras_cv to keras_hub. I think they have been working on it. I have not been able to get sensible results in my own recent work with YOLOv8 keras. I am also having a problem with surplus boxes showing up when I validate, low map, and I think there may be some weird behavior with the data augmentation pipeline.
I think it would be awesome if the team published an updated example soon that works seamlessy with the new hub
This restriction can be removed from MySQL Workbench 8.0 in the following way. Edit the connection, on the Connection tab, go to the 'Advanced' sub-tab, and in the 'Others:' box add the line 'OPT_LOCAL_INFILE=1'.
This did work for me in MySQL workbench 8.0, but I felt that this answer was not specific enough. I struggled to find the connection tab.
From an opened connection, select the 'server' drop down menu, then select 'Management Access Settings...' near the bottom of the menu. This will bring you to the connection tab.
I suspected this problem too based on conflict resolution results, but after actually running tool from here: py git-filter-repo --analyze
stats in the output file .git\filter-repo\analysis\blob-shas-and-paths.txt are something like this:
The use of encodeURIComponent makes sure any funny stuff in the text, such as special characters gets encoded properly.
Your script is referenced as
src="../static/mywebscript.js"
This means your JavaScript file is expected to be in a static folder at the root level. Flask serves static files from a static/ directory inside your project folder.
Try referencing it as
The error appears to be occurring because the view isn't checking if the user is authenticated before accessing its attributes. Django uses AnonymousUser to handle unauthenticated user sessions, and this model doesn't have a user_id field, which is causing the 500 error.
Check your view to see if you're ensuring the user is authenticated before attempting to access the user_id. Something like this might help:
if not request.user.is_authenticated:
return JsonResponse({"error": "User not authenticated"}, status=401)
However, to help you better, could you share the code for your full view? Specifically, how you're getting the user and accessing their attributes.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): could you share the code
Unfortunately, since those frameworks are pre-built and do not include dSYM files, the only option to get those is to request them from the vendor.
Also as an option, you may also try to import their SDK using the Swift Package Manager instead of Cocoapods:
But on the other hand, the only side effect of not having those dSYMs is that you won't be getting symbolicated crash logs if a crash happened inside the VoxImplantSDK. So if this is not a deal breaker for you, I wouldn’t bother.
You may consider this another possible solution to your issue.
If it is explicitly meant for the Sheets API, then the Google Sheets API does not have a built-in feature that is equivalent to UsedRange. If you'd like to request a feature similar to Excel's Worksheet.UsedRange in Google Sheets, I suggest submitting a feature request through Google’s Issue Tracker. Clearly explain your use case and the benefits of this feature to increase the likelihood of it being considered.
Refer to this documentation for instructions on creating an issue in the Google Issue Tracker.
When using a LoadBalancer as a Service type in kubernetes, it starts off by creating a NodePort service in the background to facilitate communication, the control plane will allocate the port from a default range port: 30000-32767. Then, configures the external load balancer to forward traffic to the assigned service port by cloud-controller-manager.
Following @Maique's observation, we encountered an issue when using Google SSO with the username option enabled. The final redirect (using redirectUrl ?) triggered by clicking "Continue" is failing, and the session ID returned by the clerk.startSSOFlow function is null. Is there a way to reconcile both features?
I'm facing a similar situation but with NX-OS switches. I am able to build the list via API, but i cannot perform any task calling the hosts in another yml. I am not able to solve the syntax problem, could you provide an example on how do you use the hosts lists on tasks?
The validation decorators (@ValidateNested() and @Type(() => KeyDto)) only work on actual objects, not strings and that is not working because NestJS treats query parameters as strings and does not automatically deserialize them into objects.
Since you don't want to use @Transform, the best option is to manually handle the transformation inside a custom Pipe.
import { PipeTransform, Injectable, ArgumentMetadata, BadRequestException } from '@nestjs/common';
import { plainToInstance } from 'class-transformer';
import { validate } from 'class-validator';
@Injectable()
export class ParseJsonPipe implements PipeTransform {
async transform(value: any, metadata: ArgumentMetadata) {
if (!value) return value;
try {
// Parse the JSON string into an object
const parsed = JSON.parse(value);
// Convert to the expected class
const object = plainToInstance(metadata.metatype, parsed);
// Validate the transformed object
const errors = await validate(object);
if (errors.length > 0) {
throw new BadRequestException('Validation failed');
}
return object;
} catch (error) {
throw new BadRequestException('Invalid JSON format');
}
}
}
And then apply the Pipe in the controller:
@Get()
getSomething(@Query('key', new ParseJsonPipe()) key: KeyDto) {
console.log(key); // This should now be an object
}
I ran into the same issue, the workaround was to specify the name of the emulator, but to solve the issue, check if you have different versions of Flutter, choose the right one and run flutter pub get
Recovering stolen bitcoins was a great experience for me recently. Initially doubting the viability of bitcoin recovery, I sought help from a recovery specialist named "RecoveryHacker101" after losing $46,000 in a binary options scam. Google had recommended this specialist. The team's ability to recover all of my cryptocurrency in less than a week surprised me. If you are trying to recover lost Bitcoin or are having trouble withdrawing money from a cryptocurrency investment, send an email to [recoveryhacker101(at)gmail(dot)com].
This resulted in the PublishDir folder specified in my ClickOnceProfile.pubxml containing the expected files, which is the setup.exe file, Application Manifest, Launcher.exe and an Application Files folder.
I came across this post when searching how to resolve the mypy issue of the OP. Upon searching through one of the links mentioned above I found this comment, which was a simple fix to appease mypy: just use _Pointer.
The answer is given in the comments by. @Brad and @siggemannen
Must DECLARE (and not just OPEN) the Detail cursor Cur_Cond where its where-clause @v_cur_rule_id has been set (for each row) by the Master cursor Cur_Rule.
Solution Code:
BEGIN
--set NOCOUNT ON;
declare Cur_Rule CURSOR LOCAL READ_ONLY FORWARD_ONLY for
select rule_id from OMEGACA.ACC_POL_RULE where rule_id in (3,6) order by rule_id;
declare @v_cur_rule_id int;
declare @v_cur_cond_id int;
-- BEGIN LOOP C_RULE
OPEN Cur_Rule;
fetch next from Cur_Rule into @v_cur_rule_id;
while @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
PRINT ('Rule:' + CONVERT(NVARCHAR(10), @v_cur_rule_id));
declare Cur_Cond CURSOR LOCAL READ_ONLY FORWARD_ONLY for
select cond_id from OMEGACA.ACC_POL_COND where rule_id = @v_cur_rule_id order by cond_id;
-- BEGIN LOOP C_COND
OPEN Cur_Cond;
fetch next from Cur_Cond into @v_cur_cond_id;
while @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
PRINT ('Cond:' + CONVERT(NVARCHAR(10), @v_cur_cond_id));
fetch next from Cur_Cond into @v_cur_cond_id;
END;
CLOSE Cur_Cond;
DEALLOCATE Cur_Cond;
-- END LOOP C_COND
fetch next from Cur_Rule into @v_cur_rule_id;
END;
CLOSE Cur_Rule;
DEALLOCATE Cur_Rule;
-- END LOOP C_RULE
END;
A note on the above answer, if the event is triggered by CLI/API with a custom event pattern then the event.source will be the one specified in the triggering call.
const client = new EventBridgeClient({});
const event = new PutEventsCommand({
Entries: [
{
Source: "my_custom_source", // in this case `event.source` == "my_custom_source"
Detail: JSON.stringify({ "a": "b"}),
DetailType: "self trigger",
Resources: [context.invokedFunctionArn],
},
],
});
