Oh I am so sorry to hear this.

Here is the long story for enabling public access when DRS is enabled. https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/developers-practitioners/how-create-public-cloud-run-services-when-domain-restricted-sharing-enforced?e=0

try flutter upgrade and run the build after flutter clean. If upgrading the flutter is problem then use fvm, this will help you a lot to revert back to older version.

You can integrate two objects of differing dimensions by aligning them using layout managers or custom positioning. For example, in Java, you can use GridLayout, FlowLayout, or set explicit coordinates with setBounds for precise control.

you can try this in the PQ

first create a column based on the start time column

then group by data

at last ,remove useless column

Try to install a minor version of PHP (for e.g. 8.0) as migrating from 7.4 to 8.4 you most probably would come up with code deprecated functions and features. https://www.php.net/releases/8.4/en.php

Maybe you can try with this Wordpress repositorywith PHP 8.3: https://github.com/pabloripoll/docker-wordpress-6.4-php-8

I'm facing the same issue, despite setting the model to flexible. Any idea what might be the cause?

Inertia.js and a Vue SPA with a Laravel API handle rendering differently:

Inertia.js (Server-Assisted SPA)

The first request is server-rendered by Laravel, meaning the content is immediately visible. Subsequent navigation behaves like a Single Page Application (SPA), where only the component changes, without full page reloads. Laravel still controls routing, and no API is needed. ✅ Pros: Faster initial load, easier data sharing (Inertia::share()), and built-in SEO. ❌ Cons: Backend and frontend are tightly coupled, not ideal for mobile apps.

Vue SPA with Laravel API

Laravel only serves JSON responses, and Vue fetches data asynchronously. The first page load is slower since Vue has to fetch data before rendering content. Requires API authentication (Sanctum/JWT). ✅ Pros: More flexibility (works with mobile apps, React, or other frontends). ❌ Cons: More complex setup (CORS, API authentication, state management).

📌 If you need a Laravel starter kit that supports both Inertia.js and API-driven development, options like Breeze, Jetstream, or others (e.g., Lara4 https://github.com/abdessamadbettal/Lara4) provide a good starting point.

If I understand your setup correctly, the correct solution should be something similar to what @sebasth answered above. Specifically, the formulas should be:

R_ac = R_bc R_ac

t_ac = t_bc + R_bct_ab

Derivation:

My assumption is that you have the following formula to go from frame a to frame b:

x_b = R_abx_a + t_ab

Similarly, for frame b to frame c (same formula with subscripts appropriately replaced):

x_c = R_bcx_b + t_bc

We want to get a formula for R_ac and t_ac such that the same relationship holds true for transforming from frame a to frame c:

x_c = R_acx_a + t_ac

If you plug in R_abx_a + t_ab from the first equation for x_b in the second equation, you get

x_c = R_bc(R_abx_a + t_ab) + t_bc

x_c = R_bcR_abx_a + R_bct_ab + t_bc

Pattern matching the above with the desired final formula (x_c = R_acx_a + t_ac), we get:

x_c = (R_bcR_ab)x_a + (R_bct_ab + t_bc)

R_ac = R_bc R_ac

t_ac = t_bc + R_bct_ab

One of the target columns in y_train is made up of a constant value. It seems catboost has issues learning if all observations in the training data have the same outcome.

The solution is quite simple, you can either add the path of the GLPK solver (gpsol.exe) to you user environment variables or / and you can specify the path to the solver directly on your script. Something like this:

Set the path to GLPK

path_to_glpk = r'C:\GLPK\glpk-4.65\w64\glpsol.exe'

Pass the path to Pulp

solver = pulp.GLPK_CMD(path=path_to_glpk)

Solve the model with the specified solver

model.solve(solver)

I just had this problem. Make sure you have the "Code Runner" extension installed on VS Code. Once I installed it the run option appeared.

This is what I've been doing:

%sql
replace table table_name as
select
old_column_name as new_column_name
from table_name

(make sure to list all columns in the same sequence)

What do you mean by “each item”?

Refer this Teamcity documentation it tells how to use Bearer token based URL to download teamcity build logs Integration with Log Analysis Tools

You can pin workflows to the top of the Actions page, which makes them easier to find for all viewers of the repository.

1. Go to the Actions tab
2. Find the workflow you want to pin
3. Click the pin icon next to its name

the read and loadData calls are side effects and it will be triggered every time the composable recomposed not only when you dismiss and reopen the dialog . why LaunchedEffect didn't help you ? just with launchedEffect you told the compose compiler you need to execute this one time at the first composition so this will never execute again with every recomposition but when you dismis and reopen the dialog this is a new composition so it will execute again . so ? the best option for me is that make viewModel for this dialog and in the init of this dialog call your methods .... what if one of them you need to call again and again with every dialog open ? just use the launchedEffect(Unit)

The short version is that standard, universal terms will work via an indirect reference (tell application x), but application-specific terms won't.

This includes standard commands such as 'open', 'close', 'quit', 'activate', plus a few standard object types. All applications should respond to these.

In this case, although you might think that miniaturized is standard, it isn't universal. Not all applications support this property for their windows, so it depends entirely on the application and therefore needs a specific 'tell' or 'using terms from...' (so that the Script Editor can understand which dictionary terms are available).

It looks like you're trying to save attendance data to a Google Sheets document, but it's not working as expected. Here are a few common issues to check:

1. Client Initialization: Ensure that the client variable is properly initialized and authenticated to access Google Sheets.

2. Worksheet Access: Verify that the ATTENDANCE_SHEETS[section] key exists and that you have access to the specified worksheet.

3. Data Format: Make sure that the data being appended (timestamp, student_name, status, score, additional_info) is in the correct format and that the worksheet is set up to accept this data.

4. Error Handling: The error message printed in the exception block can provide more insight into what might be going wrong. You might want to log or print the full exception details.

5. Dependencies: Ensure that you have the necessary libraries installed (like gspread for Google Sheets) and that they are up to date.

If you want to add more debugging information or make any specific changes, please let me know!

I had exactly the same problem but got helped out by a very good friend of mine. You can contact her personally if you wish using the following link: https://t.me/Patricia887760

I noticed that clinfo was segfaulting as well, so I supposed that I had a driver issue, and turns out, yep! So for those wondering, I'm using vanilla Arch with an Intel HD Graphics 5500 GPU and I had intel-opencl as my driver. I uninstalled that and installed intel-compute-runtime-legacy-bin and it no longer segfaults! Sorry for the trouble.

I have been facing the same issue, which appears to be related to the upgrade to Next.js 15. In previous versions of Next.js, parameters were synchronous; however, in Next.js 15, they are now returned as promises. Here are some articles for better understanding

Next.js Pre-render Sync Params

Sometimes you may check your build folder

For React rm -rf build node_modules package-lock.json npm install npm run build ls -la build # Check if files are correct

For Angular rm -rf dist node_modules package-lock.json npm install ng build --configuration=production ls -la dist/YOUR_PROJECT_NAME # Check if files are correct

this may help

So, would it be correct to say that CAS loop is safe to use because it is just a zero-risk bet to expect CPU not to do context switch so fast?

It is important to distinguish between "safe" in the sense that behavior is well defined under the relevant circumstances, and "safe" in the sense that the program can be relied upon to exhibit satisfactory characteristics. Atomic CAS is safe in the former sense, but algorithms using atomic CAS are not necessarily safe in the latter sense. For instance, they don't necessarily guarantee that all threads involved make progress in finite time.

Your example is not safe in the second sense. The use of atomic CAS does not avoid the possibility of one or more threads getting stuck in the loop, unless probabilistically.

In that case,

What exactly makes Compare-and-swap (CAS) loop a better choice in highly concurrent environment?

Individual atomic operations are typically much faster than taking out a lock, performing several operations, and then releasing the lock again. That can make lock-free approaches based on atomic operations consume less wall time and / or accommodate higher concurrency than lock-based approaches, at the cost of possibly consuming more CPU time. Such lock-free approaches often depend on atomic CAS.

But good, correct lock-free algorithms are tricky to develop. Neither lock-free approaches in general nor atomic CAS in particular is a silver bullet. And although they may provide for shorter completion times when used correctly, they do not magically give you more resources to work with, and they do not automatically use your resources more efficiently than lock-based approaches do.

How to cultivate that intuition of how many operations roughly it usually takes before CPU performs a context switch?

Don't. At least not while writing userspace code. Such intuition is not anywhere among the top things you need bear in mind to write good concurrent code, with or without locks. Relying on such assumptions is likely to make your code brittle.

what makes us believe the loop will eventually terminate and when?

To the limited extent that we do believe that, it is based on an assumption that either the timing will eventually work out, or that the other threads contending for the same resources will eventually run out of work to do. How reliable those assumptions are depends on many factors, among them the nature of the tasks, their number, and the number of concurrent execution units available to run them.

For example, what would be the upper bound of the number of retries of the loop or are there some underlying (os-level) guarantees regarding that?

What makes you think there would be any such thing in the general case?

Best way to solve your own problem....

Wait until the following day, think about it with a fresh brain, read some of the other references, try them out....

I found this: Append text to Blob in Azure And took the answer from https://stackoverflow.com/users/1715749/antonk which just worked :-)

Adjusted my code to...

   public  static String AppendTextToAzureBlob  ( String aText ) 
   {
     String lBlobName = $"appendblob_{DateTime.UtcNow:yyyyMMddHH}";

     try
     {
       byte[] byteArray = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(aText);

       using (MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream(byteArray))
       {
         var blobServiceClient = new BlobServiceClient(GetConnectionString());
         var blobContainerClient = blobServiceClient.GetBlobContainerClient(_BlobContainerName);
         blobContainerClient.CreateIfNotExists();
         var appendBlob = blobContainerClient.GetAppendBlobClient(lBlobName);
         appendBlob.CreateIfNotExists();
         appendBlob.AppendBlock(stream);
       }
       return "OK";
     }
     catch (Exception ex)
     {
       return ex.Message;
     }
   }

I switched to this format and it worked :) Thanks for the help

messages.add_message(request, messages.SUCCESS, 'Fornecedor adicionado com sucesso')

It looks like the new version 4.39.0 fixes the issue. I just tested it, and it worked for me.
https://docs.docker.com/desktop/release-notes/#4390

Finally, a fix for this issue!

Just delete the node_modules and install it again it works

According to clang --help:

--target=<value>        Generate code for the given target

In order to check which targets are available with your distribution of clang:

clang -print-targets

So for example, you can do:

clang++ --target=arm64 -o hello.exe hello.cpp

This happened to me when my "Credentials" under "Play Games Services configuration" had only added my production OAuth client ID. I needed to add the debug client there too.

As others have said, this is not recommended. But one approach is to leave the controller pathless and set on each route

@Controller('user')
...
@Get('me')
@Get(':id')

You can do

@Controller()
...
@Get('profile')
@Get('user/:id')

I would need to know the content of TextGenarateur component but it seems that you have another Form.Item or a native input inside, which is interfering with the parent Form.Item. I would try moving the other component outside the parent Form.Item.

So this thread got me curious. I linked my program, a full compiler and therefore a non-trivial program, with and without -static. I got:

dynamic: 5,552,800 bytes. static: 6,428,536 bytes.

Doing this with hello world got:

dynamic: 15,960 bytes static: 785,360 bytes

So yes, similar to the OP above in terms of difference. The "big honkin'" program was 865736, but obviously is far less different in relative terms than the simple hello world. In both cases, it seems to be the libc implementation that is most of it. Even in the large program, libc is the biggest import.

Now, what is the net impact of this? In modern demand paged environments, the OS will not load pages that are not executed, so the main memory cost of statically linked sections is not that great. The net cost, then, is disk space, of which at say a current disk drive of 2tb, $70 (Amazon) is:

$70/2,000,000,000,000*865,736 = 0.00003 or 0.3 thousanths of a cent, or approximately the going rate of ant spit.

Something to think about.

Hi Guys I figured it by

labelNameIndex: QL700.ordinalFromID(16),

16 is for W62

I had to import this:

import 'package:another_brother/label_info.dart';

Rest of code:

  Future<bool> setPrinterInfo(PrinterInfo printerInfo) async {
mPrinterInfo = printerInfo;
mPrinterInfo._labelName = QL700.W62RB;
print(printerInfo._labelName);
return true;

}

  final _printer = Printer();
  final _printInfo = PrinterInfo(
printerModel: Model.QL_810W,
printMode: PrintMode.FIT_TO_PAPER,
isAutoCut: true,
port: Port.NET,
paperSize: PaperSize.CUSTOM,
labelNameIndex: QL700.ordinalFromID(16),
// customPaperWidth: 62,
// customPaperInfo: CustomPaperI1nfo.newCustomRollPaper(Model.QL_810W, Unit.Mm, 62, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0),
 );

for MongoDB use

services.AddDbContext<DBContext>(
    options => options.UseMongoDB(<ConnectionString>, <DatabaseName>),
    ServiceLifetime.Transient
);

Where ConnectionString is:

$"mongodb+srv://{UserName}:{Password}@{ClusterName}/{AuthDatabase}?retryWrites=true&w=majority&appName={AppName}"

From the InstallShield online help documentation

"The Redistributables view is where you add InstallShield prerequisites to Basic MSI and InstallScript MSI projects. The Prerequisites view is where you add InstallShield prerequisites to InstallScript projects."

You'll want to make sure that you have the prereq downloaded in your local InstallShield directory. The UI also provides a method for downloading them to your local directory.

Hope my experience can help.

Here is my scenario. I have VS2022 with SSDT. My SSIS project work properly and able to hit Breakpoint of Script task. However, it failed to start after upgraded to VS2022 V17.13.2. I have tried all solutions mentioned above, but still not able to start the debugging in VS2002.

Finally, I solve it by uninstall the SSIS Extension and reinstall it again. The breakpoint in Script task can be hit again in debugging mode. Here is the steps:

1. Start VS2022 and click "Continue without code"
2. Click "Extensions" and "Manage Extensions"
3. Find "SQL Server Integration Services Project 2022" in "Installed", and then click "Uninstall"
4. Restart computer
5. Start VS2022 and go to "Manage Extensions" again
6. Search "SQL Server Integration Services Project 2022" in "Browse"
7. Click "Install", download latest SSDT and install again.

Hope this solution can help. Good luck.

I had this issue while doing the initial mvp work and working with the developer's sandbox. I finally got my payments to go trough by going to the developers dashboard, going to Rest API apps, selecting the app's name, scrolling down to Features and selecting the checkbox for the payment methods I needed.

Support for "Soft Components" (which would accomplish what you're looking for) was removed from October CMS v2.0+, but still exists in Winter CMS.

This can happen if the last column of the last row in your csv file does not have whatever you used as a row terminator. In your case 0x0a For example ColumnA,ColumnB0x0a (Header column) Value1,Value_20x0a Value3,Value40x0a Value5,Value6

In this case SQL will not load the row that contains Value5 and Value6.

According to whois.godaddy.com, Jansys.net continues active and was current as of 01/2025 showing UK presence. No contact info but someone is paying the freight.

Simply use this package instead

flutter_barcode_scanner_plus: ^3.0.8

it handles newer Flutter versions & device compatibility better. Save yourself the debugging headache!

Deactivate unneeded plugins -- one at a time, testing that the site still works and refreshing the Site Health page each time. In my case, it turned out it was a plugin called WP CSV, a backup/export tool, but every site usually has different plugins and would need to check each one.

Sam Erde, you're a genius! Thank you!

Downgrading Ubuntu version to 20.04 also worked for me when needing to use php8.3

pool: vmImage: ubuntu-20.04

Because it considers it an empty or unknown value, so it sets any type of value for it. You can skip that by specifying its type through the code.

Any chance that the servers that are failing to connect are IIS servers installed on WS2019?

Here the problem is result.alternatives[0].words, which contains all the words from the previous transcript also .

Using the identity helper in AppView

$this->loadHelper('Authentication.Identity');

To get the id user logged is

$this->Identity->get('id');

More in https://book.cakephp.org/authentication/3/en/view-helper.html

Try looping through your array and checking whether array[x+1] = array[x] + 1. If true, skip to next number. When it hits false, save the string with the two endpoints and continue. Join all the strings at the end.

If you're using Vite, dont forget to add following setting in your vite.config.ts :

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    react({
      jsxImportSource: '@emotion/react',
    }),
  ]
})

It allowed me to fix that issue.

    Hover:
  ShowAKA: Yes

Diagnostics:
  UnusedIncludes: Strict

if:
    PathExclude:.*\.cpp
    CompileFlags:
        Add: [-std=c99, -xc]  
        Remove: [-std=gnu++2b]
        Compiler: clang

I have the same issue in the Android Studio Meerkat we don't have solution fix issue login Google. We can not use to Gemini in the IDE

I have used the BackdropClick = false in the Dialog options like that:

OpenDialogAsync(_maxWidth))" Variant="Variant.Filled" Color="Color.Primary">Add New Stock

@code { private readonly DialogOptions _maxWidth = new() { MaxWidth = MaxWidth.Medium, FullWidth = true, BackdropClick = false };

protected override void OnInitialized()
{
    Console.WriteLine("Starter component loaded!");
}

private Task OpenDialogAsync(DialogOptions options)
{
    var parameters = new DialogParameters<StockDialog>
    {
        { x => x.ContentText, "Your computer seems very slow, click the download button to download free RAM." },
        { x => x.ButtonText, "Download" },
        { x => x.Color, Color.Info }
    };

    return DialogService.ShowAsync<StockDialog>("Custom Options Dialog", parameters, options);
}

}

Simplay use this package instead

flutter_barcode_scanner_plus

For the lazy:

import cv2

# init display before importing av fixes future imshow calls
cv2.namedWindow("init_display")
cv2.destroyAllWindows()

import av

The answer ended up being simple, although I'm not sure how 'correct it is:

Text(userEmail != null ? userEmail! : 'No Session Info'),
...
Text(userId != null ? '${userId!.substring(0,16)}...' : 'No Session Info'),
...

Simply adding a null check on the two textfields resolved the issue; now when the user clicks Delete Everything, their account and all associated data is deleted, they are logged out globally, and the UI pops back to the login/new user view automagically.

min-[780px]:flex-row this works now!

see playground

I confirm. If the SDK version in the pubspec.yaml file is set to 3.7.0, then trailing commas are automatically removed. If the SDK version is set to any earlier version, then the previous code formatting is restored.

Here is a link to a nice article about the formatting changes: https://codewithandrea.com/articles/new-formatting-style-dart-3-7/

And here is the link to the official proposal: https://github.com/dart-lang/dart_style/issues/1253

Well you're still going to need to have the mock location ability to make certain changes to certain IP addresses. And or the ability to change your IP address. So instead of being restricted between let's just go to hypothetical here 64 to 65... You're going to be able to open yourself up from going from an IP starting with 2.00 all the way up to whatever number you want to go to. So sometimes not having a open location if you will will limit your IP range. So mock location is going to need an application to go in there at some point. That's what you're going to have to figure out what that is. In my case to suit my purposes to circumvent around the IP address that I actually have I use fake GPS or fake location if you get the name of the app I just look at it I don't remember it anymore. It has like a yellow emoji is part of its logo. Yes it's going to tell you only works for older versions of your firmware but however that is untrue. Make sure when you set your location you add it to favorites and don't forget to hit the Green arrow before you do that. Then go to Google to verify the location. And then work on your IP differentials in conjunction with the mock after apps. Again you're going to have to figure out how are you going to go past this point to either do a specific or a random range. But for definitely your phone's going to have to be rooted otherwise and then you're going to need an IP masking program or an IP spoofing program. I would just go through proxy websites which looks like Google search bar but it's actually an address bar. The circumvent that way. We don't have much information on your device or or what have you so this is the best I answer I can give you

Choosing between a relational database (RDBMS) and a graph database depends on your data structure and query needs.

A graph database organizes data as a network of entities and relationships. It uses mathematical graph theory to store and operate on data relationships.

Relational databases hold information in tables with rows and columns. Unlike graph databases, they tend to become inefficient in operations involving complex data relationships because they require several data table lookups. Here's a detailed article that talks about Graph Database Vs. Relational Database.

This is what limits I see in my organization free plan. I don't see anything about Orgs:

edit: spelling

Maybe this question is still in business. Try:

TextField(...) .autocorrectionDisabled(true) .keyboardType(.webSearch)

This will keep support for Emoji and UTF-8 keyboards and if there are negative sides I didn't find them except for key "Go" instead of "Enter" 🤣

Yes, in my case MatTableModule import was missing.

Not sure if this is the most efficient method, but I have a version that uses a fairly small (33 element) lookup table and seems to work pretty well. Haven't benchmarked it but it uses no loops, branching or divisions. It does use a count-leading-zeros function whose efficiency I can't comment on.

typedef int fixed_point;
const int FRACTIONAL_BITS = 16;
const fixed_point ONE = 1 << FRACTIONAL_BITS;

vector<fixed_point> invSqrtLookupTableFixed;

// Initialize the lookup table
void initializeInvSqrtLookupTable() {
    if (invSqrtLookupTableFixed.size()==0) {
        invSqrtLookupTableFixed.resize(33);
        for (int i=0; i<=32; i++) {
            unsigned long long A = 1;  // basically an unsigned very big fixed point. we use 64 bits because  there will be overrun at i=32
            A = 1<<i;  // our positive fixed-point value which corresponds to the i'th element of the table. 
            double fixedPointValueAsFloat = ((double)(A))/((double)ONE);  // convert fixed-point to double
            double valueForTable = 1.f/sqrt(fixedPointValueAsFloat);  // get the inverse square root of our fixed_point. We could make other types of conversion tables by changing the formula
            invSqrtLookupTableFixed[i] = valueForTable*ONE;  // convert float value to fixed and store it in the table.
        }
    }
}

// Float inverse square root using interpolated lookup table
fixed_point floatInvSqrtLookup(fixed_point vectorLengthSquared) {
    // this uses a lookup table to get the 1/sqrt(lengthSquared) which is the value required to normalize a vector. Lenghtsquared is used because it is proportional to the magnitude of the input vector but doesn't require a sqrt() which the actual magnitude would require
    // with a different lookup table this could also return just the sqrt instead of the inverse square root

    //fixed_point fixedVal = vectorLengthSquared*ONE;
    unsigned long leadingZeros;
    _BitScanReverse(&leadingZeros, vectorLengthSquared); //Find the most significant bit.
    unsigned long long bitsA, bitsB;
    bitsA = invSqrtLookupTableFixed[leadingZeros];
    bitsB = invSqrtLookupTableFixed[leadingZeros+1];

    unsigned int giganticized = vectorLengthSquared<<(31-leadingZeros);  // shift the bits so our lengthSquared is now between  2.1billion and 4.2billion which is actually the fraction. 4.2b is where the hi table value is and 2.1b is where the low table value is
    unsigned int interp_percent_as_short = (giganticized-2147483648)>>16;  // now a fraction between 0 and 32767 representing 0->1. this is decoupled from any fixed_point definition

    unsigned long long ff = (bitsA<<15) + interp_percent_as_short * (bitsB-bitsA);  // our interpolation using interp_percent_as_int. everything shifted by 15 bits now that it's been multed by interp_percent_as_int (too big by factor of 32768)
    fixed_point finalFixed = ff >> 15;  // the value from previous fixed-point math produces a value 32768x too high. Divide by 32768 to make it a standard fixed_point. our final fixed value of 1/sqrt(lengthSquared)

    return finalFixed;
}

We have a tutorial which covers both Android and iPhone communication with Arduino Nano BLE https://github.com/Mohamadol/Flutter_Arduino_Bluetooth

I also got the same error as you, and found a simple fix. You just need to change as follows:

From localeId: 'ja_JP' to localeId: 'ja-JP'

Hope it helps you!

Apparently, adding cd /d "%~dp0" as pervious user suggested worked

If you want to package UE5 games for Mac, you must do so on a Mac.

Windows can only package games for Windows and for Linux. It cannot package games for Mac.

What you really want to do is to use source control, like Git or Perforce (or another SCM). This makes it very easy to share the code on multiple machines.

To reduce the time it takes you personally, you could also take a look at continuous integration techniques, but those can be expensive. CI trades money for time.

Given @jcalz link i was able to make it work (TS Playground link):

type A = {
    kind: "a"
    v: string
    f: (param: string) => void
}

type B = {
    kind: "b"
    v: number
    f: (param: number) => void
}

type RecordMap = { a: string, b: number };
type UnionRecord<K extends keyof RecordMap = keyof RecordMap> = { [P in K]: {
    kind: P,
    v: RecordMap[P],
    f: (v: RecordMap[P]) => void
}}[K];

Working example:

const instanceA: A = {
    kind: "a",
    v: "test",
    f: (param) => {
        console.log(param)
    }
}

const instanceB : B = {
    kind: "b",
    v: 4,
    f: (param) => {
        console.log(param)
    }
}



function j<K extends keyof RecordMap>(conf: UnionRecord<K>) {
    return conf.f(conf.v)
}
j(instanceA)
j(instanceB)

To fix this I had to use a "Upper Bounded Wildcard" on the parameter of the function which fixed the typing issue. So instead of

public void bar(List<Parent> parents) {
  parents.stream.forEach(parent::foo);
}

We changed it to

public void bar(List<? extends Parent> parents) {
  parents.stream.forEach(parent::foo);
}

Your GCP filter query can be transformed to this Azure query

az vm list --query '[?contains(name,'wkn')]|[?tags.wknhscale=='active'].{Name:name, RG:resourceGroup}' -o table

You can get more examples here: How to query Azure CLI command output using a JMESPath query

I had this same error and the problem turned out to be an outdated git install. I did not realize that an older git, installed by an older brew (macos), was higher in my os PATH than my latest git. Cleaned that up at the OS level (uninstalled old git; made sure latest 'brew install git; brew link git' was being used) and all was well.

Your problem statement is not clear with regards to the dot/decimal.

Doing the following will cast (round) the double as an integer then convert to character:

con.execute("""
UPDATE my_table
SET string_column = CAST( CAST(double_column AS INTEGER) as VARCHAR)
""")

If the intention is to trim the decimal entirely (as suggested by @Barmar):

con.execute("""
UPDATE my_table
SET string_column = SPLIT_PART(CAST(double_column AS VARCHAR), '.', 1)
""")

Someone please just end me. It would be the merciful thing. Ive been at this for 8 hours! I found it... I f$^#@ found it.

What it was: <index.html>

 <script defer="defer" src="/static/js/main.3362c51c.js"></script>

What it needs to be: <index.html>

Mind the missing leading slash, it was using root as the path instead of a local path.

 <script defer="defer" src="static/js/main.3362c51c.js"></script>

the same issue with my jfrog container also, getting "http 404 status -not found" images i used is docker.bintray.io/jfrog/artifactory-oss:latest and releases-docker.jfrog.io/jfrog/artifactory-oss

logs:

ubuntu@ip-10-0-0-172:~$ docker logs --tail 50 artifactory
2025-03-05T19:35:19.539Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 225 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:24.541Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 230 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:26.519Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 220
2025-03-05T19:35:26.523Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 220 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:35:29.544Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 235 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:34.548Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 240 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:36.563Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 230
2025-03-05T19:35:36.571Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 230 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:35:39.550Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 245 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:44.552Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 250 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:46.605Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 240
2025-03-05T19:35:46.608Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 240 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:35:49.555Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 255 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:54.560Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 260 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:35:56.650Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 250
2025-03-05T19:35:56.653Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 250 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:35:59.562Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 265 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:04.564Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 270 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:06.686Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 260
2025-03-05T19:36:06.689Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 260 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:36:09.567Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 275 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:14.569Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 280 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:16.724Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 270
2025-03-05T19:36:16.728Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 270 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:36:19.572Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 285 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:24.574Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 290 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:26.765Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 280
2025-03-05T19:36:26.767Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 280 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:36:29.576Z [jfrou] [INFO ] [3ac7e89852adb707] [security_keys.go:172          ] [main                ] [] - Master key is missing. Pending for 295 seconds with 5m0s timeout
2025-03-05T19:36:34.373Z [jfrou] [FATAL] [3ac7e89852adb707] [bootstrap.go:113              ] [main                ] [] - Security keys resolution errors: Failed resolving master key: failed resolving 'shared.security.masterKey' key; file does not exist: /opt/jfrog/artifactory/var/etc/security/master.key
2025-03-05T19:36:36.805Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 290
2025-03-05T19:36:36.808Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 290 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:36:46.844Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory, attempt number 300
2025-03-05T19:36:46.846Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - pinging artifactory attempt number 300 failed with code : ECONNREFUSED
2025-03-05T19:36:47.848Z [jffe ] [ERROR] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - Error starting application - Error: Failed pinging artifactory for 300connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:8046
2025-03-05T19:36:47.849Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - exit detected
2025-03-05T19:36:47.849Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - doing clean up
2025-03-05T19:36:47.849Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - unregistering from router
2025-03-05T19:36:47.851Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - client is already unregistered from router
2025-03-05T19:36:47.851Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - exit code : 0
2025-03-05T19:36:47.851Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - closing recurring jobs
2025-03-05T19:36:47.851Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - clear recurring job intervals
2025-03-05T19:36:47.851Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - remove recurring job intervals
2025-03-05T19:36:47.852Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - closing recurring jobs
2025-03-05T19:36:48.110Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - [HPM] Proxy created: /  -> http://localhost:8046/artifactory
2025-03-05T19:36:48.115Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - [HPM] Proxy created: /  -> http://localhost:8046/artifactory
2025-03-05T19:36:48.116Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - [HPM] Proxy created: /  -> http://localhost:8046/artifactory
2025-03-05T19:36:48.117Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - [HPM] Proxy created: /  -> http://localhost:8046/artifactory
Wed, 05 Mar 2025 19:36:48 GMT helmet deprecated helmet.featurePolicy is deprecated (along with the HTTP header) and will be removed in helmet@4. You can use the `feature-policy` module instead. at ../../../../opt/jfrog/artifactory/app/frontend/bin/server/dist/bundle.js:8047:24
2025-03-05T19:36:48.233Z [jffe ] [INFO ] [] [frontend-service.log] [main                ] - Waiting for Express to close all connections
ubuntu@ip-10-0-0-172:~$

please help me how to troubleshoot this error. Advance thanks

You can use the TokenRequestContext with AuthenticateAsync as per

Micosoft Doc - InteractiveBrowserCredential.AuthenticateAsync Method

So in you code you can do this:

var tokenRequestContext = new TokenRequestContext(_scopes);
AuthenticationRecord authRecord = await interactiveCredential.AuthenticateAsync(tokenRequestContext);

I finally found the reason. After several various tries, I noticed it was due to expo-dev-client module. It seems there are conflict modules for expo-dev-client and expo-camera. Anyway, hope this can be helpful for all you! Happy coding!

I really don't like this solution, but I added a field on the model: @attr() anotherModelSelected; and in the function that is setting anotherModel also set anotherModelSelected to true (and false when cleared). Then in the schema definition, ignored anotherModel and tracked anotherModelSelected instead.

I don't like it because it adds another field to the model when the actual field we WANT to test is already present in the model, but I'll roll with this for now...

%b2eprogrampathname% instead of %~dp0 does not the same as %~dp0.

Me aparece eso y me aparece q estoy baneado desde ayer y no se porque

Answer Update

Thanks to the helpful suggestions above, I managed to get the fonts working. However, in my case, I needed to apply the !important directive to the body font style to ensure it overrides any other font-family settings that might be present in my project.

Here’s my full working theme.ts:

import { createSystem, defaultConfig } from "@chakra-ui/react";

export const system = createSystem(defaultConfig, {
theme: {
    tokens: {
    fonts: {
        heading: { value: `'Bebas Neue', sans-serif` },
        body: { value: `'Poppins', sans-serif` },
    },
    shadows: {
        outline: { value: "0 0 0 3px rgba(225, 92, 66, 0.5)" },
    },
    },
    recipes: {
    input: {
        base: {
        _focus: {
            boxShadow: "outline",
        },
        },
    },
    },
},
globalCss: {
    "html, body": {
       fontFamily: "body !important",
    },
    "h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6": {
       fontFamily: "heading",
    },
},
});
export default system;

Explanation:

• Poppins is applied to all non-heading text globally by using the fontFamily style with the !important rule. This ensures that Poppins is applied regardless of any other conflicting styles.

• Bebas Neue is applied to the heading elements (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6), as intended.

I hope this helps someone else who’s facing similar issues. Thanks again for the guidance!

Thanks to the pointer above, this is the fix:

function training_qv_anyx_training_gb($stmt) {
    $post_type = get_post_type();
    if ($post_type == "anyx-training") {
        return '';
    }
}
add_filter( 'posts_groupby', 'training_qv_anyx_training_gb');

I know this is a very old thread, but I'm having a similar problem that I can't figure out. In an Access query, I need to display a string representing the 3-character abbreviation of the previous month. I've tried Format(Month(Now())-1,"mmm") and only get "Jan", never the previous month. I have another field in the query where I need to display the long month name and used MonthName(Month(Now())-1), which works correctly.

This works if Windows Authentication can be enabled on the API.

Have the gMSA be the identity that the app pool runs under then set “UseDefaultCredentials” to true in your HttpClientHandler. Do not include an authorization header or credentials. The request will be made by the gMSA due to the app pool.

If you packaged up your bash script into the Terraform module, then you will want to treat it as an upgrade.

terraform init -upgrade

This will have Terraform grab the latest changes from your module.

Issue solved. It was not the event handling. jsonFormer interprets spaces as the begin of a new field.

This caused the error of the page.

Replacing the spaces by underscores in the cpp source e.g. obj_config[F("Average Period") to obj_config[F("Average_Period") helped.

Lesson learned. Do not use spaces when applying jsonFormer.jquery.js

Inspector of MS-Edge gives more details than Firefox inspector.

You're running into an issue with MySQL's ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY mode, which enforces strict grouping rules. The error happens because MySQL requires all selected columns that are not part of an aggregate function (like COUNT(), SUM(), etc.) to be included in the GROUP BY clause.

Why Is This Happening? Your query includes:

ORDER BY wp_postmeta.meta_value ASC;

Since wp_postmeta.meta_value is not included in the GROUP BY clause, MySQL complains that it can't determine a single value for ordering.

How to Fix It? If GROUP BY wp_posts.ID is not strictly necessary, you can remove it. Try modifying your function like this:

    if ( 'anyx-training' === $query['post_type']) {
         $query['meta_key'] = "anyx-training-order";
         $query['orderby'] = "meta_value_num";
         $query['order'] = "ASC";
         $query['suppress_filters'] = false; // Ensures WP_Query doesn't suppress the meta query
    }
    return $query;
}
add_filter( 'query_loop_block_query_vars', 'training_qv_anyx_training', 10, 2 );

I tried all the above given solutions but didn't work for me. Just wrap your text input into a view and give flex : 1 to the view. It will work 100%.

Eu tive esse problema depois que limpei /android.

Quem está usando a biblioteca: "react-native-auth0" precisa configurar no diretório >>> build.gradleandroid/app/build.gradle>android.defaultConfig

Precisa adicionar esse trecho

manifestPlaceholders = [
   auth0Domain: "API_AUDIENCE", 
   auth0Scheme: "${applicationId}.auth0",
   appAuthRedirectScheme: "com.googleusercontent.apps.467142457325-huert0kl3t8i50pnio23j4umqgfrqvkj"
        ]

Local onde fica a "API_AUDIENCE" manage.auth0.com/dashboard

Feito isso roda :

npx expo prebuild

E

eas build -p android --profile production

have you tried to dispatch the event inside the line panel?

linePanel.addMouseMotionListener(new MouseMotionAdapter() {
@Override
public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) {
    
    buttonPanel.dispatchEvent(SwingUtilities.convertMouseEvent(linePanel, e, buttonPanel));
}

});

Name of baggage key in application.properties and in code is different.
my-token and my_token.
Coherent naming should resolve the issue.

Found the solution.. I missed an important install and the errors weren't making it very clear what I was missing.

I had to run the following command: curl -sL https://firebase.tools | bash

After this I could run the command from above answers, but I had to provide the project too:

firebase apphosting:secrets:grantaccess NEXT_PUBLIC_FIREBASE_API_KEY --backend xx --project xx

With --backend xx being the apphosting backend like @Alex Kempton was stating.

Tengo el mismo problema, alguien ha podido resolverlo?

Do you need to do it via the COM object because of further manipulation you want to do, or just open it for user interaction? If the latter, you can just use this

start-process excel.exe 'c:\path\to\excelfile.xlsx'

Principal Curve Analysis

Under development--I will expand this post over time whenever I have the opportunity.

This is an interesting one. Years ago I followed a strongly related discussion (and spent some time thinking about it).

Some clarification would be much appreciated. I suspect your raw data are not linestrings. GPS locations with timestamps instead? Please share some or extend the description. Also, please add the importance of actual routes (if present) for your project. Moreover, it is crucial to know your overall goal (further anlysis etc.)

Inclusion of streets/routes from map databases, if available, give valuable information about what each GPS track tries to approximate. Tracks can be smooth functions of time. Therefore, timestamps are important. If available, we should try to model autocorrelation, since the errors at point locations are most likely not independent.

It might be incorrect to sample points along the linestring objects if actual GPS data (point locations) are available.

TODO: Further discussion and references

1)

# list of sf-data.frames (linestrings) 
# to sf-data.frame with source-column id
sampled_routes = list(road_gps_1, road_gps_2, road_gps_3, road_gps_4)
d = lapply(sampled_routes, sf::st_cast, to='POINT') 
d = Map(`[<-`, d, 'id', value=seq_along(d)) |> 
  do.call(what='rbind')

2)

TODO: add disatvantages and limitations of transformation: CRS -> 2d-Cartesian -> CRS; ways to overcome it.

# sf-data.frame to plain xy-coords matrix 
M = 
  d |>
  sf::st_geometry() |> # _$geometry
  unlist(recursive=FALSE, use.names=FALSE) |>
  matrix(ncol=2L, byrow=TRUE, dimnames=list(d$id, c('x', 'y')))

3)

No fine (parameter) tuning yet.

# principal curve analysis 
f1 = 
  M |>
  princurve::principal_curve()

4)

4.1

# colour palette 
col = 
  d$id |>
  unique() |>
  length() |>
  palette.colors(palette='Set 1')

4.2

# xy-plot with averaged track (black)
M = cbind.data.frame(M, id = d$id)  
plot(M$x, M$y, col=col[d$id], pch=20, xlab='x', ylab='y', main='Cartesian')
lapply(unique(d$id), 
       \(i) with(subset(M, id==i), lines(x, y, col=col[i], lty='dashed')))
lines(f1$s[f1$ord, ], lwd=2)
legend("topleft", legend=unique(d$id), col=col, pch=20, lty=2)
princurve::whiskers(as.matrix(M), f1$s, col = "gray")

What are the reasons motivating a comparison to the actual route/road?

5)

TODO: Back-transformation (and plot)

Summary

TODO: ...

Notes

We use {sf} (already in use) and {princurve}.

Edge or Chrome are based off Chromium and their capabilities are command line arguments.

You will need to pass them with double hyphen -- as seen below

You may try to use String(localized:) to represent its own value.

let greetingKey = LocalizedStringKey("Greeting")
let localGreeting: String = String(localized: greetingKey)

I have the same problem, but I tryed according to the next steps. First, create de file in an editor that can support UTF8, write some non ANSI simbols and save; then open the file in Dev c++, automatically the file is in UTF8. Now give ideas for the use of fputc, fprintf, fgetc, etc.

SS64 has a separate section for Mac commands which maybe didn't exist when this question was first asked https://ss64.com/mac/date.html

From the examples:
Print the date as an ISO 8601 compliant date/time string:

$ date -I
$ date -Iminutes
$ date -Iseconds

Solution Found out via trial and error that the quotes ("") helped the Windows batch file to handle the expression, and since there was the use of single quotes at the start and end of ('mvn help:evaluate -Dexpression=project.version -q -DforceStdout') , the Windows CMD does not correctly interpret the code as it would.

As such, we can use a ^ to escape the special character = in Dexpression

Ammended run.bat

@echo off

:: Get the artifactId dynamically from pom.xml
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('mvn help:evaluate -Dexpression^=project.artifactId -q -DforceStdout') do set ARTIFACT_ID=%%i

:: Get the version dynamically from pom.xml
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('mvn help:evaluate -Dexpression^=project.version -q -DforceStdout') do set VERSION=%%i

:: Run the JAR file with the dynamically extracted artifactId and version
java -jar target\%ARTIFACT_ID%-%VERSION%.jar