You can look into the docs of shadcn. There is a component named combo box which serves your purpose. You can check out here. I will also implement it after sometime so I will share my code here after that.

Any chance you can post an example of your 'glatos_detections' object, ideally with some rows that convert correctly and some that don't?

This is a ridiculous endless loop! I have deleted all EC2 instances and RDS databases. I get errors no matter what order I attempt to delete the network interfaces, subnets, vpc. Is there not a way to just force delete everything!!!??

I also have problem as I want to make like this functionality

http://localhost:3000/developer-skills/gg/how-it-work -> it should open [slug]/page

http://localhost:3000/developer-skills/gg/ -> it should open [...category]/page

http://localhost:3000/developer-skills -> it should open [...category]/page

http://localhost:3000/developer-skills/what-is-aws/ -> it should open [slug]/page

How can I make like this for my file is

src/app/[...category]/page.tsx

src/app/[...category]/[slug]/page.tsx

as I created blog website as what-is-aws and how-it-work is the slug of blog and another is category and sub-category

but problem is that

/developer-skills/what-is-aws → [...category]/[slug]/page.tsx /developer-skills/gg/how-it-work → [...category]/[slug]/page.tsx

when I open it it will open a [...category]/page.tsx

@BigBen and @Paul provided an answer in the comments. I was forgetting to concatenate the original parts of the string back.

=HYPERLINK("smb://server/companyName/"&E45&"/"&F45&", "&G45&" "&H45,"See more")

Go to settings and find terminal.integrated.shellIntegration.enabled, on workspace tab uncheck the setting. This worked for me

Update from future (2025):

You can simply generate the mocha report as JSON, which will include all the failed and successful ones (even the file name and titles of failing/successful cases - and not just their count).

mocha --reporter=json --reporter-option output=filesData.json testCases.js

You can then read this JSON output and do the needful (eg. exporting to monitoring server)

I have found the issue: the problem was inside the pom.xml of the ear module

<dependencies>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.example</groupId>
            <artifactId>APPNAME-ejb</artifactId>
            <version>${project.version}</version>
            <type>ejb</type>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.example</groupId>
            <artifactId>APPNAME-web</artifactId>
            <version>${project.version}</version>
            <type>war</type>
        </dependency>
    </dependencies>

these dependencies after build block in the xml file were not added; after the edit the error disappeared.

You could add a scroll width if you don't want it to overflow the parent element. Add this to your datatable: scrollHeight = "300px"

Currently PhysX4 supports mobile devices in O3DE. PhysX 5 supports Windows/PC and probably Mac. There is no GPU support yet. What is more physics engine is optional. There is no problem to build a project without any Physics engine. What is more it is relatively easy to integrate other physics engine. Take a look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPvBjliKJb8

On iOS 17, SwiftUI has a view modifier called .scrollClipDisabled()

Before this version, you can do

public extension UIScrollView {
    override var clipsToBounds: Bool { 
        get { false } 
        set {}
    }
}

Picked solution - using clinet side encryption. Messages are sent to DLQ manually in case of errors and message content is manually encrypted using KMS.

I think double encryption will be in place (since both regular queue and DLQ have encryption enabled already).

Additional attribute is added to the message sent to DLQ to indicate that it is encrypted. This way when read from DLQ using console SQS UI message body is shown encrypted. When reprocessed - based on the attribute presense message is decrypted prior to processing (same workload is used for regular queue and DLQ).

@MatthewSchuchard - thanks for the info, I tested with TF_LOG=DEBUG on the 'apply' and it does in fact log all service endpoints being used:

2025-01-09T05:46:15.8225045Z    http.url=https://ec2.***.amazonaws.com/
2025-01-09T05:47:45.0451008Z    http.url=https://elasticloadbalancing.***.amazonaws.com/ 
2025-01-09T05:48:47.0780261Z    http.url=https://rds-fips.***.amazonaws.com/

...in this example I had only changed certain providers over.

Turns out replacing ConfigureFunctionsWorkerDefaults() with ConfigureFunctionsWebApplication() fixes my problem. I do not know what these function does and why the first gives broken http responses. Would love if someone could explain a bit!

GraphDB's similarity index leverages the SemanticVectors library to build vector representations for semantic similarity searches using the RDF graph structure and metadata. However, it does not natively support the integration of external embedding models, such as OpenAI's embeddings, for vector creation within the similarity index framework.

But in GraphDB 10.8 version we've introduced https://graphdb.ontotext.com/documentation/10.8/talk-to-graph.html#talk-to-your-graph feature which probably will be useful for your usecase.

Solution was so easy. All I had to do was type cast my middleware as RequestHandler and all was forgiven.

I believe you can achieve this by using transitions between frames, with the Smart Animate mode.

Instead of having one tall frame, you'll need several frames with a smaller height:

Notice, in the layers panel, that the green rectangle is already present on Frame 1. It is invisible because it has been moved "out" of the frame even though it is inside. This is important because Smart Animate will take the position of Green Rect from 1 to 2 and make it move on that specific path.

Let me know if this helps and if you need more help. Good luck!

Credentials are not stored in the model, they are set in the PBI Service.

See

https://github.com/microsoft/PowerBI-Developer-Samples/blob/master/PowerShell%20Scripts/Patch-SQL-Datasource-Credentials-and-Refresh.ps1

https://www.data4v.com/automated-updation-of-power-bi-data-source-credentials/

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/developer/embedded/configure-credentials?tabs=sdk3

After adding jpa dependency in pom.xml it worked for me.

Instead of pre-creating a session per tenant and queuing transactions, You could use separate sessions for each transaction so that no querying is required. Or maybe use sharding (depends on use case). Use sharding to isolate data by tenant. Each tenant’s data resides on a separate shard, reducing contention. Transactions on separate shards can run concurrently without conflicts.

I tested some solutions and measured it with put my module between commands:

$ExecutionTime = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew() 

Import-Module -Name .\TestModule -Verbose -Force

$ExecutionTime.Stop(); $ExecutionTime.Elapsed

Best for my scenario was list of all functions and add that list into psd1 file:

FunctionsToExport = @(
        'Function1'
        'Function2'
        'Function3'
)

After I simply add them all, loading of my module increased. I will also remove in some scenarios '-Force' switch as suggested, when I specially know this module was already loaded before. This will probably handle with one more command to check is my module is already loaded, like in one of the answers of this topic: How do I check if a PowerShell module is installed?

Make sure to name your file tasks.py and not task.py like I did

I don't understand what this does or how this works, but anyway it solved the problem:

Following up on the error message reported by theozh in the comments, I stumbeld on this bug report, https://sourceforge.net/p/gnuplot/bugs/2746/. Following the advice, I set the environment variable PANGOCAIRO_BACKEND to "fc" (and restarted gnuplot). Then the problem disappeared.

(On windows, I set the enviromnent variable via the Start menu, search for "environment", and it find a subentry of the control center where you set the environment variables (also PATH etc.). Here, you can add PANGOCAIRO_BACKEND witrh value fc.)

we are migrating our app to the new angular ssr too. We have exactly the same problem. We can't directly use the new builder:application because we need to put the built browser into a subfolder and the property outputPath not allows to put subfolder so we kept the builder browser-esbuild for front and builder:server for the back BUT now how can i start my app like we did with ngUniversal ? We can't specify serverTarget anymore. Did you find a trick ? Regards

I had similar issue and upgrading to newer version of springdoc solved the issue.

In RDF4J, blank node identifiers (bnode IDs) are not preserved during export because they are scoped to the dataset or repository and may be regenerated or renamed for serialization. GraphDB, which extends RDF4J, inherits this behavior. Therefore, when exporting SPARQL query results in N-Quad or N-Triples formats, blank nodes are typically assigned new identifiers (e.g., _:genid).

If you're specifically using GraphDB 10.7.6, the behavior described matches the default handling of blank nodes in SPARQL result downloads.

If I read the question as :

• Are my 4 "I/O blocked" threads keep busy my 4 cores till they complete their tasks ?

Answer is no.

This not about Java, this is about OS Scheduling. (so technically answer depends of your OS, but they all do multi tasking since very long)

So in your precise example, your 10 "fast" tasks will well complete while your 4 "long I/O blocked" tasks are still "processing", on a 15 threads pool size executor service. (whatever is the physical number of CPU/core, or the Java version)

I have exactly the same problem with my front in nextjs and my back in expressjs with an auth in express-session and storage on redis. When I want to recover my session, it recreates a new one. However, I don't have the same problem in development as in production.

  app
.use(
  helmet({
    hsts: {
      maxAge: 31536000, 
      includeSubDomains: true, 
      preload: true, 
    },
  })
)

.use(
  cors({
    origin: `${
      process.env.NODE_ENV === "production"
        ? process.env.FRONT_URL
        : "http://localhost:3000"
    }`,
    credentials: true,
  })
)
.use(cookieParser())
.use(express.json())
.use(
  session({
    store: new RedisStore({
      client: redisClient,
    }),
    secret: process.env.SESSION_SECRET!,
    resave: false,
    saveUninitialized: false,
    cookie: {
      secure: process.env.NODE_ENV === "production",
      sameSite: "lax",
      maxAge: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 7,
      httpOnly: true,
    },
  })
);

express-session also generates a cookie for me, but it is not automatically sent to my front end, so I have to add it to the res manually.

Did you copy elements from an existing library? Are you using instances of components?

Try checking if the icons are instances of components (They look purple on the left-hand panel list). If they are, right-click and select Detach instance, then try replacing the icon.

It seems that the problem still exists in tabulator 6.3. I found no working solution.

Because Google Games devs are the worst possible. Since 2016 I never setup a GPGS without spending 2 days fixing their errors

Ensure the indentation is correct in your pubspec.yaml. YAML is very sensitive to indentation.

flutter:
  assets:
    - assets/images/

I believe you want to convert float to string instead of type-casting, in this case you may want to check this answer

Convert float to string in PHP

number_format($we_all_float_down_here, 20, '.', '')
// output
// 3467.60009765625000000000

I figured out my URL had extra characters at the end.

I was using https://<MY_ACCOUNT>.snowflakecomputing.com/console/login but only needed //<MY_ACCOUNT>.snowflakecomputing.com.

As an addendum to @adelphus' answer, you can also use raw string literals to make things a little bit more readable maybe.

myPort = CreateFile(R"(\\.\COM14)",
          GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE,
          0,    /* exclusive access  */
          NULL, /* no security attrs */
          OPEN_EXISTING,
          0,
          NULL );

Although seeing as CreateFile() is a macro that may resolve to CreateFileW() you may also need to turn this into a wide string

myPort = CreateFile(LR"(\\.\COM14)",
          GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE,
          0,    /* exclusive access  */
          NULL, /* no security attrs */
          OPEN_EXISTING,
          0,
          NULL );

Applies here because the question is tagged C++ and requires as least C++11. Does not apply to C.

You can create a resource group in Azure using the Azure Management Libraries in a C# Web API. Here's how I approached it. Once the method is implemented, you can create a controller to expose this functionality as an endpoint.

NuGet Package: Azure.ResourceManager (1.13.0)

/// <summary>
/// Creates a new resource group in Azure asynchronously.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="resourceGroupName">The name of the resource group to be created.</param>
/// <param name="region">The Azure region where the resource group will be created.</param>
/// <returns>A task representing the asynchronous operation of creating the resource group.</returns>
public async Task CreateResourceGroupAsync(string resourceGroupName, string region)
{
    try
    {
        // Step 1: Get an access token
        var accessToken = await _getAccessToken.GetAccessTokenAsync();

        // Step 2: Wrap the access token in a TokenCredential
        TokenCredential tokenCredential = new GetTokenCredential(accessToken);

        // Step 3: Initialize ArmClient
        ArmClient armClient = new ArmClient(tokenCredential);

        // Step 4: Define the Resource Group data
        var resourceGroupData = new ResourceGroupData(new AzureLocation(region))
        {
            Tags = { { "Environment", "Dev" } }
        };

        // Step 5: Get the subscription
        SubscriptionResource subscription = await armClient.GetSubscriptionResource(
            new ResourceIdentifier($"/subscriptions/<YOUR_SUBSCRIPTION_ID>")).GetAsync();

        // Step 6: Create or update the resource group
        ResourceGroupCollection resourceGroupCollection = subscription.GetResourceGroups();
        ArmOperation<ResourceGroupResource> operation = await resourceGroupCollection.CreateOrUpdateAsync(
            WaitUntil.Completed, resourceGroupName, resourceGroupData);

        ResourceGroupResource resourceGroup = operation.Value;

        // Log success
        Console.WriteLine($"Resource group '{resourceGroupName}' created successfully in region '{region}'.");
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        // Log error
        Console.WriteLine($"Error occurred while creating resource group '{resourceGroupName}': {ex.Message}");

        // Optionally handle specific exceptions or log events using _eventService
    }
}

Let me know if you need further clarification! You can also check out complete code solution here GitHub.

first of all, your domain needs to be prepared, the domain have to host the apple-developer-merchantid-domain-association file and the merchant has to be registered using the API or in the developer portal https://developer.apple.com/documentation/applepaywebmerchantregistrationapi/preparing-merchant-domains-for-verification after that, the domain must match the domain registered against Apple Pay, when you click on the Apple Pay button, the SDK validates the merchant and the domain of the session with the domain of the browser, it must match exactly

(copied from comment above since comments do not allow screenshots) I tried to follow top-voted answer and this does not seem to work anymore. Organization is not available in the Resource Owner drop-down. Anyone still getting this to work? Please screen-shot below

To find the fonts used:

1. Inspect Element:

Right-click on the generated text and choose "Inspect" to open DevTools. Look in the "Styles" tab for the font-family property. It will show the fonts applied to that element.

2. Network Tab:

Open the "Network" tab, reload the page, and filter by "Fonts". This will show the font files (.woff, .ttf, etc.) used by the site.

3. Note on Unicode:

Some fancy text generators like name-style.net use Unicode symbols instead of custom fonts, so you won't find additional fonts—just different Unicode characters

i opened ticket with JetBrains about this. It's not possible but you can vote on adding it as a feature ? link to feature request

I was getting this error when downloading db driver with dbeaver, visible in console mode (dbeaver-cli.exe ) on windows 10. Starting dbeaver-cli.exe "as administrator" solved it

Anything you can share @Ribas?

simply set to this --

`<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
 RewriteEngine On
 RewriteBase /
 RewriteRule ^index\.html$ - [L]
 RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
 RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
 RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-l
 RewriteRule . /index.html [L]
 </IfModule>`

The problem is with the latest version. I changed this version

to this:

If we don't remove the leading (^) sign, it upgrades to 14.1 again. So I deleted it.

Then,

dart run flutter_launcher_icons -f pubspec.yaml
flutter clean
flutter run

And our icon is ready!

I suspect it's caused by the IP forwarding issue, you need to set "Enable IP Forwarding" when you're creating the instance. (You can't change this field once the instance is created)

I've tried the following troubleshoot, however, it didn't work for me: https://docs.docker.com/engine/daemon/troubleshoot/#ip-forwarding-problems

The 404 "Resource not found" error typically occurs due to one of these common issues when using the Azure Document Intelligence API:

Incorrect endpoint URL format - Make sure you're using the correct format:

endpoint="https://{your-resource-name}.cognitiveservices.azure.com/" Double-check that is replaced with your actual resource name, not left as a placeholder.

Invalid resource region - The endpoint URL should match the region where your Document Intelligence resource is deployed. Verify this in your Azure portal.

just fix it by Go to your Azure Document Intelligence resource Copy the exact endpoint URL from "Keys and Endpoint" section Use that URL in your code, ensuring no typos or formatting issues

You may look up the page https://mise.jdx.dev/installing-mise.html, namely this option:

curl https://mise.run | MISE_INSTALL_PATH=/usr/local/bin/mise sh

This may be a little late but I posted a solution that I found for the error init() err UHFOpenAndConnect result:-1 in the following post: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79342918/29126450

Turns out you need a docker config json secret to make it work.

Which can be created like so:

kubectl create secret generic registry-gitlab-com-repo-auth \
 --namespace crossplane-system \
 --from-file=.dockerconfigjson=config.json \
 --type=kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson

The config.json file (refered to in the above statement) should look like this:

{                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
    "auths": {                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
        "registry.gitlab.com": {                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
            "auth": "<base64_encoded_username_password_combination_like_in_basic_auth>"                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
        }                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
    }                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
}

To create the base64 encoded auth string on the command you could use:

USER=foo
PASS=bar
echo -n $USER:$PASS | base64  # should output the base64 encoded string

pip install pillow

solved the issue for me

In my case, I created the Flutter project on a Windows computer, and when I cloned the project on a Mac, I got this error. The issue is caused by the gradlew script. To fix it, I used dos2unix on the gradlew script. That worked for me.

The problem may arise from upgrading the version of mongo server. E.g., when you move from 7.0 to 8.0 and try to use the existing data, in the existing folder, mongod complains about the folder being non-existent for some reason. A solution could be exporting the data using the old mongo, emptying the data folder and importing it with the new mongo server.

After being provided some help with the Azure support team, it appears that the error came from DPS not being able to communicate with the linked IoT Hub. That link was broken, but no flag is given on the DPS so I had no chance to find the issue.

The user friendly way of recovering this is to delete the link from the DPS tab, and recreate it. With Azure CLI, here's how to update the iot hub connection string registered by DPS:

az iot dps update --name MyExampleDps --set properties.iotHubs[0].connectionString="HostName=MyExampleHub-2.azure-devices.net;SharedAccessKeyName=iothubowner;SharedAccessKey=NewTokenValue"

(Taken from documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-dps/how-to-manage-linked-iot-hubs?tabs=cli#update-keys-for-linked-iot-hubs )

In my opinion, it should be cleaner using a useCallback around your listHeader method. It avoids re-rendering a component because of a method definition (here I guess your onPress method in CategoryButton)

See official doc: https://react.dev/reference/react/useCallback

Old thread but it was my first search result so might as well contribute to it

Shawn's answer slightly modified for Windows PowerShell did the trick for me

.\sqlite3.exe mydatabase.sqlite ".schema --nosys" | .\sqlite3.exe copy.sqlite

Ignoring the intermediate file, this is doing the same as bells' 5-step command, with the --nosys option omitting the auto generated "sqlite_..." tables which are the source of the error

Also, JIC for someone just starting with SQLite which might only interface with it from client code (e.g. C, python, etc.), the sqlite3 program can be downloaded from the official SQLite website. I used the 3.47.2 version (for x64)

You can programmatically configure or import a customized list of namespaces for a repository in GraphDB by using the RDF4J REST API endpoint for namespaces. This endpoint allows you to add, modify, or delete namespaces directly, without needing to manually configure them through the Workbench UI.

Steps to Programmatically Configure Namespaces: Access the Swagger UI for the RDF4J REST API:

In the GraphDB Workbench, navigate to Help > REST API. This will open the Swagger UI, which documents all available endpoints, including those for managing namespaces.

Apple only generates the Token, after that you need to pass the decrypted token to a Payment Processor to generate the credit operation to your bank

The following answer was sent by Simon Wood by e-mail:

The smoothing basis is not orthogonalized to the linear trend, so you would not expect the slope estimates to match those from lm. The point of this construction is really to enable testing of whether anything is needed beyond a linear trend, i.e. whether the smooth is needed rather than a simple linear effect.

I can't say I understand what exactly the linear slope represents in this model, but it sounds like the model is not supposed to produce a separation into a linear and a detrended nonlinear component as I had falsely assumed. To do that, Wood suggested one could

clone the smooth constructor and add the code to orthogonalize the basis

Just use

 config:
  snippets:
    extraLimitsConfig: |
      max_line_size: 16kb
      max_line_size_truncate: true

public static void main(String[] args){
    Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);
    System.out.println("enter n1:");
    int n1=sc.nextInt();
    System.out.println("enter n2:");
    int n2=sc.nextInt();
    int i;
    int j;
    int flag=0;
    for(i=n1;i<=n2;i++)
    {
    for(j=2;j<i ;j++)
    {
        if(i % j==0)
        {
            flag++;
            break;
        }
    }
    if(flag==0)
        {
         System.out.println("i= "+i);
        }
    flag=0;

    }
}

I had the same problem and I find this solution on github (https://github.com/fullcalendar/fullcalendar/issues/4976#issuecomment-524398919)

renderCalendar(type) {
    setTimeout( function() {
        window.dispatchEvent(new Event('resize'))

        --yourCode--

    }, 100)
}

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I have the sample issue, anyone has the answer ??

The problem seems to be in how python handles lists. Sequence is a list. The program runs through the first branch fine. However after returning to the root, it doesn't use the parents sequence but the last time sequence was updated. Editing the code, to call recursions only with sequence.copy() fixed my issues.

ion-checkbox {
  --size: 24px;
}

  <ion-item>
    <ion-label>ACCEPT TERMS</ion-label>
    <ion-checkbox slot="start"></ion-checkbox>
  </ion-item>

Using --size property you can increase the size of the checkbox

I have encountered the same issue. When I was running my code I was receiving the error: init() err UHFOpenAndConnect result:-1 in the console.

The peculiar thing was that I tested the code on two different devices: one was a Chainway C72 running Android 11 and the other was a Chainway C72 running Android 13.

On the device running Android 11 the code worked, while on the Android 13 it did not work at all. Every time I opened the app I received the error.

I used their demo app available on their website and it was working: https://www.chainway.net/mobile/support/Info/10 Under the SDK & More section -> UHF for Android Studio -> an .rar archive will be downloaded and with this demo app everything worked on Android 13.

After some investigation I found out that my old code that was not working was using the "DeviceAPI_ver20230301_release.aar" in the /libs folder and the demo app from their website was using "DeviceAPI_ver20241125_release.aar".

So I removed all my file from the /libs folder and replaced them with the new files from the demo app and everything worked.

I hope this is helpful.

Ez dec, dia pakai enc yasugami

Encnya

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For anyone interested, i managed to do what i wanted to do by compensating transformOrigin position change with translate transformation. If still doesn't work 100% i would like it to work but it's getting there. For once, translate animations are slacky when enabled and being compensated, so i might need to nest div into another with parent having scale animations and child having translate transform with animations disabled. Or something similar. Here is the snippet

If anyone is interested in this: an issue has been found showing that this is the correct behavior, due to the fact that the reading and processing of messages from the queue proceeds in different streams. Unfortunately, the developers of skywalking do not consider it necessary to edit this

Since re:Invent 2024, it is now possible to have an Iceberg Table with S3 Metadata https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/introducing-queryable-object-metadata-for-amazon-s3-buckets-preview​

I was having the same error, i managed to solve it updating my node version, it was on v16.0.4, and only when updating for the latest, did it stop crashing.

Thanks. Tried the below conversion value and it worked in snowflake( Source :UTC to EST time zone):

select competitor_offer_date, CONVERT_TIMEZONE('UTC','EST',competitor_offer_date::TIMESTAMP_NTZ) as Competitor_offer_date_updt, from zeus.competitor_price_offer limit 50 ;

any news on this? is this already supported?

@gwcoffey - yep, that was the exact issue, thanks! Except I found a little bit of a cleaner way to solve the issue, which just involves changing the switchPlayers functionality like so:

document.querySelectorAll("button").forEach((button, index) => {
    button.addEventListener("click", () => {
      if (getBoard()[index] === "" && !checkForWinner()) {
        setBoard(getActivePlayer().symbol, index);
        button.textContent = getActivePlayer().symbol;
      }

      if (checkForWinner()) {
        console.log(`${getActivePlayer().name} has won!`);
        return;
      }

      switchPlayers();
    });
  });

where switchPlayers is just moved out of the conditional checks, and allows the switch to happen, and stops when the conditions are met. This seems to work from my testing, and I try to avoid nested conditionals in this regard, if possible. But thanks for answering...!

Probably you have renamed your branch in local(and even pushed it) but you haven't set the new branch as upstream branch so you need to set it:

git push -u origin new-branch

I've been struggling with exactly this issue since I had to upgrade to Gradle 8+ (in my case, it was forced by a Stripe dependency). I'm actually quite surprised by how little clear documentation exists about this from the Flutter team, given how common this upgrade path must be.

If you can't downgrade to Gradle 7, I found only one reliable solution - though I'm not entirely happy with it. You'll need to programmatically insert namespace definitions for each dependency. Here's what worked for me:

Add this code to your android/build.gradle between the allprojects block and rootProject.buildDir = '../build':

subprojects {
    apply plugin: NamespacePlugin
}

class NamespacePlugin implements Plugin<Project> {
    void apply(Project project) {
        project.plugins.withId('com.android.application') {
            project.android {
                if (!namespace) {
                    namespace = project.group
                    println("WARNING! Manually setting namespace for Gradle 8 compatibility ($namespace)")
                }
            }
        }
        project.plugins.withId('com.android.library') {
            project.android {
                if (!namespace) {
                    namespace = project.group
                    println("WARNING! Manually setting namespace for Gradle 8.1 compatibility: ($namespace)")
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

This works, but honestly, I'm not thrilled with having to use this kind of workaround. I'd love to hear from someone more experienced with Android/Flutter development about whether this approach has any hidden gotchas or if there's a better way to handle this transition.

I'm particularly puzzled by the lack of official guidance on this - it seems like a pretty common issue that a lot of Flutter developers must be running into. Have you found any other solutions that worked better for you?

Have you checked usePreset in docs?

https://v18.primeng.org/theming#usepreset

It says

Replaces the current presets entirely, common use case is changing the preset dynamically at runtime.

1. Verify the Python Environment Jupyter is Using

Run this command in a Jupyter notebook cell: !which python

Compare the output with the Python environment where 'torch' is installed.

2. Install 'torch' in Jupyter's Environment

Run this command in a Jupyter notebook cell: !pip install torch

Or, if using 'conda': !conda install pytorch torchvision torchaudio pytorch-cuda=11.8 -c pytorch -c nvidia

3. Ensure the Jupyter Kernel Matches the Correct Python Environment

If you want Jupyter to use the Python environment where 'torch' is already installed:

Install the 'ipykernel' package in your Python environment: pip install ipykernel

Add your Python environment to Jupyter: python -m ipykernel install --user --name=myenv --display-name "Python (myenv)"

Replace 'myenv' with the name of your Python environment.

Restart Jupyter Lab and select the correct kernel:

Open Jupyter Lab. Go to the 'Kernel' menu > 'Change Kernel' > Select the kernel named "Python (myenv)". 4. Restart Jupyter Lab

After ensuring that 'torch' is installed in the correct environment or Jupyter is using the desired environment, restart Jupyter Lab and test again.

instead of @Controller annotation use @RestController.if you want to use @Controller then add @ResponseBody below @GetMapping("/")

Separation of code a) that's using the 3rd party library b) that's using cpprestsdk into different compilation units should solve the problem.

I have the same issue. I do not have any of those extensions, you are mentioned, and yet I am having hydration mismatched issues.

My problem was solved from this: https://github.com/OpenVPN/openvpn/issues/266

sudo apt-get install pkg-config libnl-3-dev libcap-ng-dev libssl-dev liblzo2-dev libpam0g-dev
sudo apt install liblz4-dev

For everyone reading this, with the some problem, but on WINDOWS, here what i do:

1. Make a backup of your connections using Tools > Configuration > Backup Connections on Workbench
2. Go to C:\AppData\Roaming\MySQL\Workbench and delete that Workbench folder
3. Uninstall Workbench
4. Install and restore you conections using the same path as step 1

After generate icons, I remove the folder: mipmap-anydpi-v26 (as @Jassim PT recomended)

So it works fine! Thankou Jassim PT

According to the accepted answer of this other question:

Google Assistant only recognizes app already published(*) to the Play Store.

(*) published means that the app must have already been released in the production track. In other words, Google Assistant will not recognize the app if it has only been published in an internal/closed/open test track.

In my situation, the issue was that the Gradle file defined VERSION_17, but the Gradle JDK was chosen as JDK 21; as a result, I was having trouble, so I changed the JDK version to 17. Make sure both versions are same.

It's now possible to rename Sharded Collections from Mongo 5 or above (assuming same DB for source and target).

It still not possible to rename Time Series collections.

Reference: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/reference/command/renameCollection/

According to the official documentation the local installation

pip install "psycopg[c]"

is the best way to install psycopg3 for a production website

In this case you can duplicate existing build option to create a new build with the exact settings from your current one.

After that, you can start customizing each build accordingly. In the Install Parameters view you can set the package type accordingly for each build.

In the Organization view you can set different features to be added in the corresponding builds:

In the Files and Folders view you can organize your files and include them in relevant features:

I assume that files might end in the same install location. In this case, you can enable the Install folder content into the parent folder option from the folder properties:

If you have prerequisites which also needs to be configured, please check the Create Web, Offline & Enterprise MSI within the same Advanced Installer project article with related information for hints and guidance.

Bootstrap disable css for .btn-check + .btn:hover

Fixit:

.btn-check + .btn:hover {
    color: var(--bs-btn-hover-color);
    background-color: var(--bs-btn-hover-bg);
    border-color: var(--bs-btn-hover-border-color);
}

Tested with npm Package Bootstrap 5.3

(context as MainActivity).brightness(data.toInt())

I've asked Copilot and this seems to be the solution which worked for me.

Does anyone have an idea of what could be wrong? Is there a better approach to opening a document using a URL?

You can try this approach:

function myFunction() {
  var url = "1bmad4K86Ov1zQHiu8gbX6GpOSL9kbNGKiE3jmaJN9N8";
  var doc = DocumentApp.openById(url);
}

If you do not have access to it it will show the following error:

Exception: Action not allowed

Reference: openById()

I think, I get the error when my local.settings.json file is not correct (or missing). To run locally, you need this file, and the AzureWebJobsStorage key should have a working connection string to a storage account.

You can run the following command to sync the file locally:

func azure functionapp fetch-app-settings YOURFUNCTIONAPPNAME

(I assume you use the azure function core tools)

The requested feature was added a few weeks after my question. It seems like they actually listed to the feedback I sent :)

There are few steps you can take here.

Check the stage has properly created. Try Snowpipe refresh feature.

ALTER PIPE <snowpipe name> REFRESH;

Check if SnowPipe is doing fine with SnowPipe status

SELECT SYSTEM$PIPE_STATUS( '<snowpipe name>');

Author, is there any solution? Thnx

I guess migrating from LogScale to Next-Gen SIEM requires meticulous planning to make sure the uninterrupted log ingestion. It also includes the SOC visibility, and alerting.

You need to start by documenting a phased migration strategy which also include log mapping and SOC alignment along with stakeholder communication. For me, it is always critical to identify dependencies and potential risks early. Just as edge computing in industrial automation give us the real-time visibility and minimizes disruptions during system transitions. Never forget to test thoroughly before full deployment. Last, always prepare a detailed rollback plan in case of issues.

I am trying to add common custom QML controls to my project in the same way, i.e. I have my QmlModule folder outside the project. I found the Qt documentation did not go far enough in terms of fully worked examples for what is quite a complex subject. My problem was that it failed to load the plugin library AT RUNTIME, even though the DLL named in the error message was present. I followed Jürgen Lutz's DemoApp and worked out that the critical missing step was

target_link_libraries(${EXECUTABLE_NAME} PRIVATE myComponentTarget)

in my application CMakeLists.txt. Note that this is the library named in the plugin's CMakeLists.txt

It resolved the same issue for me:

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