I know that's not exactly what you asked but as advised in the post I'd recommend switching to ssh if possible, this is less pain to maintain.
To help you reproduce, if the issue is due to Jenkins running it not as a tty, maybe you should try executing your code locally but inside a non-interactive script.
I'm having trouble getting the multiline syntax for " ${{ if" to work. You seem to have it working above, but using your example on my end just ends up with syntax errors. I'm unable to find any docs explaining how the syntax is supposed to work (e.g. indentation, special characters like the leading '?', etc).
Any guidance or links to docs explaining how this is supposed to work?
Thank you very much for your helpful responses and sorry for the delay in response, I unfortunately was unable to work on this project for a while.
Following your advice, I have now removed 'contrasts' from the data inputted into the GLMM and draw no inference from the model output. But, from the model I use the emmeans package to run comparisons and contrast and draw inference from there. I believe these are correct and align with the vignettes from emmeans.
###Main effects (con1 , con2, con1 X con2)
#con1: 3 levels = self, friend, stranger
#con2: 2 levels = happy, neutral
joint_tests(model)
#con1 - sig
#con2 - non-sig
#int - sig
#----------------------#
###Unpicking 'main effect' of condition 1 (aggregated across condition2)
condition1_emm <- emmeans(model, pairwise ~ con1)
condition1_emm
#----------------------#
###Unpicking 'interaction effect'
#condition 1 split by condition2
#(Happy: self vs friend, self vs stranger, friend vs stranger)
#(Neutral: self vs friend, self vs stranger, friend vs stranger)
con1_by_con2 <- emmeans(model, pairwise ~ con1| con2)
con1_by_con2
con1_by_con2 %>%confint()
#----------------------#
###Unpicking 'interaction effect'
#condition 2 split by condition1
#(Self: Happy vs Neutral)
#(Friend: Happy vs Neutral)
#(Stranger: Happy vs Neutral)
con2_by_con1 <- emmeans(model, pairwise ~ con2| con1)
con2_by_con1
con2_by_con1 %>%confint()
One other area I want to explore within the interaction is whether the difference between two people (e.g., self vs. friend) changes depending on the prime (happy vs. neutral). So, I have created custom contrast coding for this, is this correct and also okay to draw inference from please?
# Get the estimated marginal means for the interaction
emm_interaction <- emmeans(model, ~ con1 * con2)
# Define all three interaction contrasts with 6 elements each
contrast_list <- list(
"Self_vs_Friend_Happy_vs_Neutral" = c( 1, -1, 0, -1, 1, 0),
"Self_vs_Stranger_Happy_vs_Neutral" = c( 1, 0, -1, -1, 0, 1),
"Friend_vs_Stranger_Happy_vs_Neutral" = c( 0, 1, -1, 0, -1, 1)
)
# Run the contrasts with multiple comparisons adjustment
emm_interaction_cont <- contrast(emm_interaction, contrast_list, adjust = "sidak")
emm_interaction_cont
#Confidence intervals
emm_interaction_cont%>%
confint()
I want to add to this. I'm publishing .NET 8 Azure Function apps from Visual Studio 2022. If I check the box that says "Produce single file" in my publish profile, the publish succeeds, but no functions are found and the function app goes into a cycle of trying to reload. We can see the warmup function firing occasionally. No errors are logged anywhere. Even the App Insights telemetry logs only show that no functions were found. This is clearly broken and clearly very difficult to troubleshoot. I hope this helps someone else.
I faced this issue in Visual Studio, and here's what worked for me: The issue seemed to be caused by a caching problem in Visual Studio or IIS Express. -> Restarting the system resolved it for me.
After the restart, I was able to run the project without any issues. This method worked in my case.
I got an answer on the Microsoft Tech community. The short answer is yes, 3 is the maximum number of scopes. Quoting answer here for discoverability:
Yes, the "maxItems": 3 restriction in the schema for the scopes property is intentional. This means you can only specify up to three scopes out of the available options ("team", "personal", "groupChat", "copilot") for a given bot or command list.
This limitation is likely in place to ensure clarity in the bot's experience and to avoid potential conflicts or ambiguities that could arise from enabling all possible scopes simultaneously.
This error, in general, means that Docker was looking for a certain container identified by that SHA signature but did not find the container.
In addition to the other answers here, check for any accidental changes to your dockerfile or docker-compose file that have occurred since the last time you built the project, such as by switching git branches.
In my case, an old version of my docker-compose file was in my environment due to changing to an outdated git branch. The old version built the image using an ARM image (on an Apple M Macbook) but the new version specified "platform: linux/amd64" for the container. Thus, Docker was looking for an ARM container and only found an amd64 container. Restoring the correct version of my docker-compose by merging git branches fixed it
This works fine for me ... in one direction: "los detalles t\u00E9cnicos" is replaced by "los detalles técnicos". However, if I try to swap in the other direction, i get this error: "UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xe9 in position 0: unexpected end of data". Any ideas ?
SELECT date,
get_json_object(json_col, '$.estudents[0].id_student') AS id_student,
get_json_object(json_col, '$.estudents[0].score') AS score
FROM your_table
WHERE get_json_object(json_col, '$.estudents[0].score') RLIKE '\\.'
Short version, create a parent and reparent the glb to the same parent as the box mesh. Now, if you're doing physics calculations (which it appears you're doing) you might need to twiddle with bounding boxes and whatnot.
Termux is designed to run with user permissions, so commands that run as root are impossible unless the device itself is rooted, for obvious reasons. Hence, su, sudo, etc. won't work on an unrooted device with Termux.
std::variant is designed as a type-safe union, it does not support direct polymorphism or implicit upcasting to a common base. And then the issue is that you are trying to cast the active variant value to the Base class using reinterpret_cast, which is unsafe. Also, u are avoiding std::visit so instead make all variant types inherit from the same base class which contains the shared member "i". This way, you can safely work with pointers or references to the base class without needing unsafe casts or runtime checks.
As I understand it a legend is simply a colour key to identify which data set a value blongs to.
E.g. a bar graph representing the distribution of favourite types of ice cream among a group of people can be drawn with each bar being coloured differently. The legend would then be a list matching each colour with each flavour. Yellow for vanilla, brown for chocolate etc.
So if the yellow bar reaches 15 on the graph the legend informs us that 15 people out of the data set prefer vanilla icecream, as the legend says yellow represents a preference for vanilla.
In the example you posted the legend is the bit to the right of the graph.
You could eliminate the Doppler effect by adding the current forward/backward velocity of the ship to the starting velocity of your bullets, but I wouldn't go down that road as it would mean adding a visual improvement that introduces inconsistencies in the core shooting mechanic of your game, e.g. the bullets fly faster when you are moving forward.
Still it is not working on both localhost and 127.0.0.1, so
step1: use ngrok or deploy it
step2: add it in settings -> authorized domain
then it worked for me
--Syntax
SELECT
LOWER(REGEXP_REPLACE(<CamelCaseExample>, '([a-z0-9])([A-Z])', '\1_\2', 'g')) AS snake_case;
--Example
SELECT
LOWER(REGEXP_REPLACE('CamelCaseExample', '([a-z0-9])([A-Z])', '\1_\2', 'g')) AS snake_case;
--On all records in any table
with my_table (camelcase) as (
values ('StackOverflow'),
('Stackoverflow'),
('stackOverflow'),
('StackOverFlowCom'),
('stackOverFlow')
)
select camelcase, trim(both '_' from lower(regexp_replace(camelcase, '([a-z0-9])([A-Z])', '\1_\2', 'g'))) as snake_case
from my_table;
Just FYI, a) REGEXP_REPLACE finds places where a lowercase letter or digit is followed by an uppercase letter. b) It inserts an underscore (_) between them. c) LOWER() converts the entire result to lowercase.
If the legend displays the color scale accurately, then it is an effective legend. if your data is continuous interval level data then a color map is suitable.
if you have continuous data but need a limited set of discrete shades of color (out of accessibility requirements, for example) you may consider binning the data into buckets of, say, 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%, and map these to 5 different shades of a single color. You should be aware of drawbacks to this method in certain scenarios however, because outside of your visualization, these arbitrary cutoffs may not be meaningful to users.
But if the instruction is to simply include a legend, there are many types of legends to meet this standard and the one you choose should reflect the scale of whatever kind of data you are displaying.
I've been stuck with the same issue for days, but the cause was something else.
Default odoo uses non-patched wkhtmltopdf.
This causes issues on newer systems.
The patched version on it's turn requires libssl1.1 (not libssl3), which is also not by default available in recent ubuntu server versions.
Steps to solve:
Remove current installation:
sudo apt remove --purge wkhtmltopdf
Azure DevOps Server 2019 and later versions support integration with GitHub Enterprise Server repositories only. Integration with other Git repositories is not supported.
If you are using Azure DevOps Server 2019 or 2020 versions, GitHub.com is not supported, you have to authenticate using GitHub Enterprise Server with PAT or GitHub credentials.
Log in to GitHub.com using the account or token referenced in the service connection and search for the repository URL directly: https://github.com/<username>/<repository>
If the repository is private, check if the current token/user has access.
Try reauthenticating by creating a new service connection authorized with GitHub PAT (personal access token) to see if you still get the same error.
According to your error message from pip, the maximum version of torch that you're allowed to install is 2.2.2. From what I see on PyPI, it seems that 2.2.2 was the last version for which they released wheels for MacOS 10.9+ (see for example that the list of wheels for 2.3.0 does not contain [...]-macosx_10_9[...].whl, but the list of wheels for 2.2.2 does).
What is your MacOS version? If my understanding is correct, the only version of PyTorch 2.7.1 available for Python 3.9 and MacOS is torch-2.7.1-cp39-none-macosx_11_0_arm64.whl, so you will need MacOS 11 or newer for it to work.
You should download the reference genome and GTF files from ENSEMBL (and NOT ENCODE), and then use those files directly in the "nextflow run ..." command. There are some differences in the columns of reference genome or GTF files in ENCODE and ENSEMBL, and the ENSEMBL format is considered as a correct format for nf-core/rnaseq pipeline.
Might be late and a non-issue for you but anyone else watching: You can do a router.replace and a useEffect to validate if someone else tries to access froma bookmarked link
The capture groups are indexed based on their absolute position in the string, not the order they are encountered. So (match-string 2) will return the match data for the second captured group "2".
Step 2: select "ALL of the following match the message"
a) Clic "Add" → "Advanced content match" → Position "Sender header" → "Matches regex" and add the following regular expression: (?i)group@domain\.com
Validate it, and then
b) "Add" → "Advanced content match" → Position "Recipients header" → "Not matches regex" and add the following regular expression: (?i)group@domain\.com
The (?i) part is probably not mandatory but it does not hurt.
The b) test can probably also be skipped, since adding [email protected] as a recipient if the address is already within the recipients list won't change anything.
Thank you for the details. The error usually means there’s a mismatch or missing configuration between your Teams app manifest, Azure AD app registration, or OAuth connection.
Navigate to the Play Console → Your app → Test and release → Setup → App integrity. Under “App signing key certificate,” copy the SHA-1 fingerprint and add it to Firebase. If it still fails, remove the debug keys and keep only this one.
Derived values can be overridden as of Svelte 5.25.
Do note that they are not deeply reactive. So newsItems.push(item) will not work. Instead use assignment: newsItems = [...newsItems, item].
If you don't want to upgrade to Svelte 5.25 or higher, then I'm afraid you can only use an $effect rune.
check if you have a file called "network_security_config.xml". It might be too restrictive for example, allowing cleartext only for specific domains or missing mobile-network specific permissions
But also, i want to view initial page, so i manage using _pageController . To initialize _pageController , i sent initialIndex for example index 2.
When i snap to right, infinite looping work. after i reach last page, the page show first page again and keep going.
But !!, when i star over again. after pageview show initial page then i snap to left, infinite loop not work. from this i learn that is pageview default infinite only work for upcoming index.
To fix this, i create schema to handle range page/index e.g. from 0-1000. and create function to calculateActualInitialIndex. to make infinite loop to left direction, i set initialIndex to center of range page. if range 0-1000, then initialIndex will be 500. This will work to infitie loop for left direction until indexValue is 0.
and here to initialize _pageCntroller and calculate initial:
late final PageController _pageController;
static const int _infiniteScrollFactor = 1000; // range for 0-1000
int _calculateInitialPage() {
return (_infiniteScrollFactor ~/ 2) * widget.images.length + widget.initialIndex;
}
@override
void initState() {
_pageController = PageController(initialPage: _calculateInitialPage());
super.initState();
}
Gue juga pernah ngalamin hal serupa di project React Native gue. Jadi gini, API-nya jalan mulus pas pakai Wi-Fi, tapi langsung error begitu nyoba lewat data seluler. Ternyata penyebabnya bisa macem-macem, tapi beberapa hal ini yang paling masuk akal:
Masalah HTTPS/SSL
Kadang koneksi via data seluler lebih ketat. Kalau SSL-nya self-signed atau kurang valid, Android bisa auto block, apalagi di jaringan seluler. Di Wi-Fi sih aman-aman aja. Coba cek validitas sertifikat di server kamu.
Belum setting network_security_config.xml
Android butuh config khusus biar bisa akses domain tertentu di atas API 28. Gue waktu itu kelupaan masukin domain ke situ, makanya error terus di data.
Provider seluler ngeblok domain/IP
Bisa jadi IP backend kamu ke-detect aneh sama operator, atau DNS-nya error. Gue sempet pindahin ke Cloudflare, langsung lancar.
DNS masalah di jaringan seluler
DNS yang dipake waktu pakai data bisa beda sama Wi-Fi. Gue atur DNS di HP ke 8.8.8.8 (Google) atau 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare), lumayan ngaruh.
Buat tesnya, gue biasanya buka API-nya langsung di browser HP waktu pakai data. Kalau kadang bisa kadang timeout, fix itu masalah DNS/SSL atau domain-nya lambat resolve.
The problem was due to the fact that I downloaded an older version of the framework from Sourceforge instead of Gitthub! I have paid the price for my stupidity. Darkmode works fine in the latest version from Github.
Having the same problem now, and I use i3 and Eclipse 2025-03 (4.35.0)
The thing that worked for me was pressing the Insert (ins) button to go in replace mode and pressing it again to return in insert mode. Hope this helps someone.
--FIRST REMOVE ROWS THAT FALL WITHIN A MINUTE OF EACH OTHER (d2 is datetime)
while exists(select 1 from #temp t inner join #temp t2 on t.[member] = t2.[member] and datediff(minute,t.smalldatestamp,t2.smalldatestamp) = 1 and t.d2 != t2.d2)
begin
delete #temp from #temp inner join
(select top 1 t1.[member], t1.d2 from #temp t1 inner join #temp t2 on t1.[member] = t2.[member] and datediff(minute,t1.smalldatestamp,t2.smalldatestamp) = 1 and t1.d2 != t2.d2) t3
on #temp.[member] = t3.[member] and #temp.d2 = t3.d2
end
--THEN REMOVE ROWS THAT THAT FALL IN THE SAME MINUTE
while exists(select 1 from #temp t inner join #temp t2 on t.[member] = t2.[member] and t.smalldatestamp = t2.smalldatestamp and t.d2 != t2.d2)
begin
delete #temp from #temp inner join
(select top 1 t1.[member], t1.d2 from #temp t1 inner join #temp t2 on t1.[member] = t2.[member] and t1.smalldatestamp = t2.smalldatestamp and t1.d2 != t2.d2) t3
on #temp.[member] = t3.[member] and #temp.d2 = t3.d2
Hibernate compares in-memory collections (Set<SubscriptionMailItem>) with the snapshot from the database and assumes changes if equals() or hashCode() are not aligned.
Or it’s trying to reattach a detached entity in a managed context and assumes some fields may have changed.
Another possibility is that the text is written to the database in an unsupported format. In my case the text contained a hidden character (U+FEFF the UTF BOM character) which SQL Server does not support.
It's 2025 and I'm having the same problem, at least within Chrome/Edge. I like Red's approach, but I wanted a solution which works without using the mouse.
Therefore, instead of using dblclick, my solution handles keydown and keyup events to turn the datepicker into a normal textfield whenever the user starts pressing the Ctrl-key. When Ctrl is released, the field is turned into a datepicker, again.
Please note:
With my solution it's hard/impossible to select and copy parts of the date, e.g. just the month.
I added el.select() to avoid confusion when the user just wants to press and release Ctrl+A, first.
I added el.blur() and el.focus() to revoke the normal keyboard-focus on the date's first part.
So, here is my solution to enable using Ctrl+X and Ctrl+V inside native datepickers. I only tested it with Chrome/Edge, but I hope it should also work with other browsers.
Maybe you could check the answer given here How to test a PHP API in a Docker container ? This is not directly your question, but is related to curl error within docker context.
Don't hesitate adding your dockerfile and docker-compose, if you need more help.
This error occurs because the python_calamine module is not installed, and attempts to use pip fail with:
No module named pip
Why This Happens:
This usually means you're in a Python environment where pip was not installed or is misconfigured. Despite other packages like pandas or numpy working, they might have been installed by system package managers (like apt, conda, or preinstalled in the environment).
Solution Steps
1. Check if pip is available via Python module
Try running:
python -m pip --version
If this returns an error like "No module named pip", continue below.
2. Reinstall pip using get-pip.py
If ensurepip doesn’t work, you can manually bootstrap pip:
Using peach and unionAll, we can reconstruct the original table:
unionAll(peach(x->table(take(x.ticker, size(x.volume_all)) as ticker, x.volume_all as volume), t1), false)
In the code, peach performs parallel processing: it applies an anonymous function (x -> ...) to each row of t1, expanding the grouped ticker and volume_all arrays into multiple rows. unionAll: Combines all temporary tables into a single result.
1. First step you need to ensure that the "Gradle Wrapper" in the path:
android/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties.
Support "Java 21".
Depending on the "Gradle" doc, only Gradle 8.4 officially supports Java 21.
2. In the file "android/build.gradle" or "android/settings.gradle" Ensure that you are using AGP 8.3.2 or higher. Don't use AGP < 8.2 if you are using JAVA 21
3. Run the command "flutter doctor -v", and then check which path flutter is using for java.
4. Clear your cache with the command "flutter clean", and then "flutter pub get".
5. Use the command "flutter build apk --verbose" to get the full details of the build stracture in the console to see the log
Font size units like "px", "pt", and "em" are used to specify the size of text in web design. Pixels (px) are absolute units based on the screen resolution, while points (pt) are an older system related to physical print. Em (em) is a relative unit, based on the font size of the parent element.
