I investigated this error on the internet.

Possible parallels with your case:

• The single occurrence of the error.

• The lack of logs, indicating that the script likely didn't even get to execute its main logic.

• The error code itself, which seems to be linked to problems in the initial phase of the PowerShell process.

What can we take from this for your scheduled task scenario?

• Transient nature: The error might have been caused by a temporary condition on the server at the time of the scheduled execution.

• PowerShell Environment: There might have been some instability or a momentary issue with the PowerShell environment on the server at that instant.

PowerShell terminal process terminated exit code 4294901760 #41708

2018-1-16

OS Version: Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard

My Terminal Console not working in Visual Studio Code

2020-9-24

When I open my terminal console, it is disappearing with a pop-up message as shown below:

The terminal process "C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" terminated with exit code: 4294901760.

Vs code terminal issue

2021-5-22

When I tried to run java code in visual studio code, the terminal is throwing an error

PowerShell terminated with exit code:4294901760

I have searched all queries but nothing is relatable.

Powershell terminating with exit code 4294901760 [closed]

2021-8-28

Powershell keeps exiting with the message:

"C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" terminated with exit code: 4294901760.

PowerShell turning off when opened with exit code 4294901760

2021-10-24

"C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" terminated with exit code: 4294901760"

Please Help

Why is Visual Studio Code run not working?

2021-10-26

when I run python file in terminal I get this:

The terminal process:

C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" terminated with exit code: 4294901760.

Does anybody know why this is happening? If so could you please tell me how to fix it, I'm completely new to coding, and I've just been watching some tutorials on YouTube..

you should provide the compiler the include path of "picohttp.hpp" with -I.

g++ main.cpp -I /aaa/bbb/ ./build/libpicohttp.a -o main

replace /aaa/bbb/ with the path of picohttp

After a solid month of investigation into this issue, I've found the answer! The Application Request Routing (ARR) was not properly installed on the server. ARR was installed and I could configure it in IIS as suggested in the Jira documentation, but IIS didn't actually do the routing.

I uninstalled ARR and reinstalled it and the URL Rewrite works perfectly.

to get pre post stock price of NVDA every 30 seconds

import requests  
import re
import time
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
headers = {
        'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/91.0.4472.124 Safari/537.36'
    }

while 1:
    url = "https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVDA/"
    x = requests.get(url, headers=headers)

    soup = BeautifulSoup(x.content, 'html.parser')

    yy=(soup.prettify())

    pattern = r"yf-ipw1h0\">\s+(\d+.\d+)"

    result= re.search((pattern),yy)
    x=(result.group(1))
    print (x)
    time.sleep(30)

Is it possible to send raw video using tcpserversink -> tcpclientsrc ?

If anyone is wanting a modern solution, please add the following to your MainWindow():

    OverlappedPresenter presenter = OverlappedPresenter.Create();
    presenter.PreferredMinimumWidth = 300;
    presenter.PreferredMinimumHeight = 400;
    this.AppWindow.SetPresenter(presenter);

You can only use @AliasFor for attributes of meta-annotations — that is, annotations that are actually present on your annotation class.

Did you found a solution? I think i have the same problem but in some different way

Yes, the WAVE Chrome extension can be used to inspect HTML files on a local desktop server.

Simply click the WAVE extension icon when your webpage is open in Chrome on either localhost or 127.0.0.1.

It will scan the page and highlight accessibility issues directly in your browser.

This keeps your stuff secret and functions even without an internet connection.

However, local or localhost files cannot be accessed by the WAVE online tool (wave.webaim.org).

It only works with publicly available URLs.

You would need to use technologies like ngrok to expose your local server if you wanted to test a local site using the online tool.

For local development, the Chrome extension is the most convenient and effective option.

There is no visible error in your post. Try to go to the:

C:\Users\HP\AppData\Local\npm-cache\_logs\2025-06-03T11_45_56_574Z-debug-0.log

and look up for the error there. Also you can try to use:

npx create vite@latest my-app

'npx' instead of 'npm'

We have implemented this extension: Tags and Custom Fields Boom for Google Calendar extension

It will assist you in an easy, friendly manner to add all the info and details of your event to your calendar event in an organized way through custom fields. Many other features coming soon.

Install it directly through the link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tags-and-custom-fields-bo/hlopkmaehodajggidebkjcbfodnlfeml

And here's a tutorial video: https://youtu.be/ucRcxFYJhaQ?si=2U0tJAz7QgYyLgSx

We have exact problem for about month. We also have noticed that the share fuction, have return to some biznes profiles, but in others there is still problem, any solutions?

You can try formatting your columns or range of cells before entering any data. Pre-format all columns as General or as Number before entering data.

In 2025 use this:

configurations.all {
    exclude(group = "com.google.android.gms", module = "play-services-safetynet")
}

When I got this issue it was due to bad data in a Decimal column. It had 100.0 and not 100.00

In the select statement I used - TRANSFORM(ndepnrate, '@R 999.99') AS ndepnrate

This not only passed the data but fixed the data before it was passed over to SQL.

Every other table accepted select * from tableName and passed over to SQL using SqlBulkCopy

Okay i solved the problem - i checked service account email in google drive console and just shared whole folder in google drive for this account.

Thanks for the discussion on external loops for memory management.

For my use case of running the Python script fresh every minute on a VPS, I'm leaning towards using a cron job.

It seems more robust for a persistent "every minute" task on a server compared to a manual Bash while loop because:

cron handles server reboots and session disconnections automatically.

It's the standard Linux tool for scheduled tasks.

It's efficient for this kind of periodic execution.

My Python script would then just perform one "global cycle" and exit, with cron handling the "every minute" relaunch. For example:

* * * * * /usr/bin/python3 /path/to/my_script.py >> /path/to/log.txt 2>&1

This ensures a complete memory reset for each run. Am I on the right track for this specific VPS "every minute" scenario, or are there strong reasons to prefer a continuously running Bash loop with nohup/tmux?

A lot of WHOIS queries don’t work properly anymore since RDAP became the standard for many TLDs. If you're struggling with that, check out whoisjson.com it handles RDAP really well and returns clean JSON.

No, you cannot fine-tune Codex models like code-davinvi-002 using the OpenAI API. Fine-tuning is currently only supported for models such as gpt-3.5-turbo.

For coding tasks, OpenAI recommends using GPT-4 or GPT-3.5 with system instructions or examples (few-shot learning) instead.

Here OpenAI codex guide- https://oragetechnologies.com/openai-codex/

The MSE value is: 0.0004. That means the model predicts very well.

This isn't necessarily true. Typically, you divide the dataset into training and testing subsets, and evaluate the model's accuracy on the test set to get a more reliable measure of performance.

The problem now is that when predicting a combination that it didn't learn from the data set

Statistical models like neural networks aren't designed to predict on data points that differ from the training data distribution .

To make this system work, you'd need to transform the inputs into meaningful features. I would recommend you read more about how machine learning models work before proceeding.

I had spent manytime, trying to find a better method for downsampling arrays. Let's suppose, I have an array of points, or pixels, having an initial size. And I want to downsample it, to a final size count, and a reduction factor ks. The first thing, that I tried, was the numpy slicing, using a step equal to ks.

count = size // ks
points = np.empty(dtype=np.float32, shape=(count * ks, )) 
## Initialize the points array as necessary... 
res = points[::ks] 

But if the result array, already has a fixed shape, this could get an error. So the array must be resized, don't use reshape, because this also gets error.

res = np.empty(dtype=np.float32, shape=(count, )) 
res[:] = np.resize(points[::ks], (count, )) 

This is quite a simple method, and seems to be pretty fast for bigger arays. The problem with this resize, is that, it can fill the array with NaN values.

Another method would be also, to make an interpollation over the numpy array. As far I had tried, the zoom method from the scipy package would be suitable.

from scipy import ndimage
fact = (1/ks, 1.00)
res[:] = np.resize(ndimage.zoom(points, zoom=fact, order=1), (count, ))

It can be noticed, that I didn't use a simple scalar factor ks, but a tuple. Using a simple scalar factor, an image will result compressed, or stretched. But with proper scaling factors on different axes, it preserves its' aspect. It also depends, of the arrays' shape, which may differ from case to case. The order parameter sets an interpolation method being used at subsampling.

Note, that I also used the resize method, to avoid other dimensional errors. It is enough just a difference of 1 in the count size, to get another error. The shape of an array, can't be simply set, by changing the size property. Or the array must be a numpy.ndarray, in order to access the size property.

#res.shape = (sx//fact, sy//fact)
res = np.resize(res, (sx//fact, sy//fact)) 

As other people said, can be a problem with interpolation over array blocks. This is because, different parts of the image, could be mixed in an average. I had even tried, to roll, or shift the array, with just some smaller steps. But when shifting an array, the last values are filled before the first ones. And if the values was previously sorted, these would not come in right order. The resulting image may look, as an overlapping of some irregular rectangles. The idea was also, to use a numpy mean, over 1, or more sorted array blocks.

got any solution brother? i am also getting same, i doubt READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE this might be the culprit

This looks like an Xcode 16.3, 16.4 thread checker issue, as when disconnected from XCode, the crash doesn't happen

If anyone is wanting a modern solution, please add the following to your MainWindow():

    OverlappedPresenter presenter = OverlappedPresenter.Create();
    presenter.PreferredMinimumWidth = 300;
    presenter.PreferredMinimumHeight = 400;
    this.AppWindow.SetPresenter(presenter);

The problem was caused by a change in the security policies of our ISP: they blacklisted the IP address of accounts.spotify.com because many of their servers were targeted with multiple connections to unusual TCP ports coming from that IP.

Not a code problem.

Tried multiple solutions from this thread but none of them worked for me

The solution that worked for me was to wipe the emulator data and it started working fine

$xml.OuterXml | Out-File test.xml

Thank you https://stackoverflow.com/users/3596943/fredrik-borgstrom
for helping, it helps exactly.

The issue was clear by looking at nova's logs: tail -f /var/log/kolla/nova/*

2025-06-02 18:36:33.352 7 CRITICAL nova [None req-59c6740a-b87e-4d78-a513-be72a64f8bf3 - - - - - -] Unhandled error: nova.exception.SchedulerHostFilterNotFound: Scheduler Host Filter AvailabilityZoneFilter could not be found.

I was configuring nova-scheduler with a filter that doesn't exist anymore

If your dominant frequency is near zero, you have a constant bias in your data. Try to high-pass filter it with a very low cut-off frequency such that the data is equally distributed around 0. In other words, the mean should be near zero, or you will always see the dominant frequency to be near zero Hz.

If you also want to reduce noise, use a bandpass filter, again with a very low lower frequency. MEMS accelerometer already come with internal filters to avoid artefacts at half of the sampling frequency, but they still produce quite some noise even though the signal is oversampled internally.

The issue is that the first call to /api/v1/external/login returns intent, not intent_id along with instances your user belongs to.

I have reproduced the error by sending intent_id instead of intent to /api/v1/issue-token-intent. So just by correcting this, you should be good.

What exactly is your problem? That you have to verify your recaptcha thingy when you access your site? or what do you mean with laravel error?

So all i know is that somethimes, this page disappears after a few hours or days as Hostinger "trusts" your site...

You can visit your own site from different devices and networks to see if its region/Ip-Specific.

If this does not work at all and still the same after hours, just contact the Hostinger support.

Also make sure your domain points correctly to Hostiner and your SSL is valid

The solution that worked for me.

1. Ensure the Properties dialog is open.

2. Select any element within the report body.

3. Press TAB to go to the next element. Press TAB again until you reach 'Page Footer' (you will see the respective title in the Properties dialog).

4. Adjust the height of the footer.

1. Sure, let's break down how you can make a VoIP call using Java, in a way that's easy to understand.

Making a VoIP Call with Java: The Simple Way

Imagine you want your Java application to "dial" a phone number over the internet. You're not actually making your computer behave like a physical phone and directly connecting to a phone line. Instead, you're using services that handle all that complex "phone stuff" for you.

Think of it like sending a message to a smart assistant and saying, "Hey, please call this number for me."

The Easiest Path: Cloud Communication APIs

This is by far the most popular and straightforward method. Companies like Twilio, Sinch, or Plivo offer what are called "Programmable Voice APIs."

• What it is: These are like special web services that you can "talk" to from your Java code. You send them a simple instruction (usually an HTTP request) saying, "Make a call from this number to that number, and play this audio message" or "connect this call to a conference."

• How it works (simply): Your Java application sends a quick message over the internet to, say, Twilio's servers. Twilio then takes care of all the complex parts: connecting to the regular phone network, handling the voice data, and making sure the call goes through.

• Why it's great: You don't need to be a VoIP expert. You don't manage any complicated phone equipment. It's usually pay-as-you-go, so you only pay for what you use, and it's very scalable. This is the go-to choice for most businesses or developers wanting to integrate calling into their apps.

The Expert Path: Building Your Own SIP Client

This is more for folks who want deep control or are building a specialized VoIP application.

• What it is: VoIP fundamentally relies on a protocol called SIP (Session Initiation Protocol). If you want your Java application to directly speak the "language" of VoIP, you'd use a Java SIP library like JAIN-SIP or a commercial one like Mizu VoIP's JVoIP SDK.

• How it works (simply): Your Java code, using one of these libraries, would act like a mini-phone, directly communicating with a VoIP server (often called a PBX, like Asterisk or FreeSWITCH). This server then handles routing the call to other VoIP users or out to the traditional phone network.

• Why it's harder: It's much more complex. You're dealing with the nitty-gritty details of setting up calls, handling audio streams (RTP), and managing connections. You also usually need to set up and maintain your own PBX server. This is typically for specialized telecom projects,

2. Use Programmable Voice APIs (e.g., Twilio): Easiest, most common method; your Java code sends requests to a cloud service.

3. SIP Libraries (e.g., JAIN-SIP, Mizu VoIP): For direct SIP control, but more complex, often needing a self-managed PBX like Asterisk.

4. Requires Provider Account: You'll always need an account with a VoIP service or API provider.

Late to the party, but as the Answer was relying on Visual Studio, I want to update with the results of my attempts to get it running without any IDEs installed on the windows machine:

1. Go to the nuget.config file (located on in %APPDATA%\NuGet\NuGet.Config)

2. Change to the local location of all required Package Files and remove the reference to the Web repo.

3. The trailing Backslash was essential

4. Save

5. Enjoy Life

My nuget.config file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
  <packageSources>
    <add key="nuGet" value="c:\OfflineDependies\" />
  </packageSources>
</configuration>

possible improvements: Seems like there is a possibility to chnage the nuget settings on a project level. Bit I didn't dig in to follow that route.

SOLVED!

The avenue I was wandering down was the "it has to be a VSCode issue..." HOWEVER, upon doing a task in laravae for a client, I noticed that the problem tab WAS reporting code syntax errors... SO I then shifted my focus to "It has to be a problem with the .jar file..."

Long story short - turns out that the JRE was not installed on my version of macOS (Sequoia 15.4.1 )... Unfortunately homebrew doesnt seem to allow the download, so you have to download and install the JRE directly from the java website (making sure you install the ARM version of it if you are on a M3 Mac).

NOTE: you can test if this is the reason CFLInt doesnt work for you by hitting terminal and running the command: java -version

To retrieve a specific Online Meeting instance from a recurring meeting series and update participants, you can follow below steps

• Get the seriesMasterId also known as event_id (the recurring meeting "parent") using GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{user_id}/events replace {user_id} with UPN

• Get all instances (occurrences) of that recurring event GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{user_id}/events/{event_id}/instances?startDateTime=2025-06-01T00:00:00Z&endDateTime=2025-06-09T23:59:59Z replace {user_id} with UPN and {event_id} with id from the previous step

• Update the attendees to a specific instance PATCH https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{user_id}/events/{instance_id}

  Request body:

{
  "attendees": [
    {
      "emailAddress": {
        "address": "[email protected]",
        "name": "Person"
      },
      "type": "required"
    }
  ]
}

I am able to update the attendees to my intended user as shown in above image.

How do you implement Spring Security in a Spring Boot application with JWT authentication?

• Setting up Spring Security dependency in pom.xml

• Creating a custom UserDetailsService

• Password encoding with BCryptPasswordEncoder

• JWT generation and validation (JwtUtil)

• Implementing JwtAuthenticationFilter to check JWT in requests

• Configuring SecurityConfig to secure endpoints and apply filters

• Creating login and registration APIs

You can downgrade the version for jakarta-persistence-api.
In my case i am using

<springboot.version>3.5.0</springboot.version>

So i have downgraded the jakarta version to 3.1.0
Also make sure to use

<spring-cloud.version>2025.0.0</spring-cloud.version>

IDM file is a simplified version of Internet Download Manager. Furthermore, this version can be run directly from a USB drive or any external storage without installation. Moreover, this means you can use it on multiple computers without leaving any traces. This version is fully functional. Furthermore, this version also brings all the features of the regular IDM but in a more flexible and portable form.

There is an extension that helps with this! Visual Studio Marketplace

If you right-click a folder, there are several options that may help you out:

did you ever figure out what the issue was? Thanks!

What is/was your latest release version?

Maintenance branches can't publish releases with higher version numbers than your latest release, only release branches can do that.

To bypass this you could either release a new version from your release branch, which would allow you to create a maintenance release, or rename the branch to next so it's a release branch

https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/semantic-release/usage/workflow-configuration#maintenance-branches

Not the same case but in the same range : how to apply a criteria on each of the duplicates ?

table t_TIR with fields strMot, IsVerbe, IsFlexion, ID (and other fields)
table t_DEF with PrimaryKey "ID" that make the link with t_TIR (1 to many), from which I extract DEF hereunder.

What I want to track :

1. one of the duplicates contains "-->" in DEF, and the value of IsFlexion = False,
   AND
2. the other duplicate has IsVerbe = True and IsFlexion = True

There could occasionally be more than two records in the duplicate : it is OK to show them as long as the conditions are fulfilled on two of these duplicates.

Kind regards,

Jean-Michel

Move to the Project directory in the command prompt

• cd \Project\Directory\Path

• git config --global --unset credential.helper

• git config credential.helper store

• git fetch

• Enter credentials when prompted

Use the --enable-smooth-scrolling flag with add_argument:

from selenium import webdriver
# Create Chrome options
options = webdriver.ChromeOptions()
# Enable Smooth Scrolling via command-line switch
options.add_argument("--enable-smooth-scrolling")
# Initialize WebDriver with options
driver = webdriver.Chrome(options=options)

--enable-smooth-scrollingmust be passed using add_argument not add_experimental_option, because it's a command-line switch rather than a Chrome experimental option.

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This three photo have oast data of a wingo name pridiction game that pridict next no. Colour of next upcoming data find the algorithm of it and show what should be comes in next periods

I wouldn't go with a constructor, but you could create a static method on the subclass (if you cannot alter the base class) that creates the ItemDetailViewModel from Models.AssetItem like this:

public static ItemDetailViewModel Create(Moddels.AssetItem model)
{
    var config = new MapperConfiguration(cfg => cfg.CreateMap<Models.AssetItem, ItemDetailViewModel>());

    var mapper = config.CreateMapper();

    return mapper.Map<ItemDetailViewModel>(model);
}

or you can create an extension method on the base class doing the same.

Use this updated library instead of the older Gemini API version: implementation("dev.shreyaspatil:generative-ai-kmp:0.9.0-1.1.0")

Why it works:

✅ Uses Ktor 3.1.2 – compatible with Supabase (avoids library clashes).

$({ Counter: 0 }).animate({
  Counter: $('.Single').text()
}, {
  duration: 1000,
  easing: 'swing',
  step: function() {
    $('.Single').text(Math.ceil(this.Counter));
  }
});

<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<span class="Single">86759

in VSCode press ctrl+shift+p, input: clangd: Open project configuration file:

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If anyone ends up here and still wonder, maybe this can help:

{{#lambda.uppercase}}{{{myString}}}{{/lambda.uppercase}}

You could try to remove the '.html' extension from 'signInPage' in your SecurityConfig class like this:

.formLogin(
    form ->
        form.loginPage("/signInPage")
            .permitAll()

The .html isn't necessary in your request as Spring (Spring mvc, security and thymeleaf) will route it to the appropriate view for you.

Also, do you have a @Controller class which returns your Sign-in page when requesting /signInPage?

For example, a very minimalistic code snippet:

@Controller
public class PageController {
 @GetMapping("signInPage")
 public String signInPage() {
  return "signInPage"; // this will lookup the signInPage.html in your resource/template directory
 }
}

Btw, I'm new to stackoverflow so please let me know if something is not according to the guidelines

Scrapyfly also uses proxies on their End so sometimes the proxies are very bad resulting in un successful responses while other times its returning 200, this is normal behaviour in Web Scraping.

I have this issue on both my desktop and laptop in 21.1.3 and none of the solutions for previous major versions of SSMS worked for me either.

Looks like the dev team are aware of the issue at least:

https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/SSMS:-SQL-files-opening-new-instances-of/10858946?zu=

Solution as always is simple and obvious.

It's not that Indy isn't installed, but through the course of many new versions a bunch of packages were RENAMED OR DEPRECATED.

So yeah, after cleaning up dproj all I have left are errors due to DevExpress many new versions of errors.

I face the same problem after I run pacman -Syu and update the msys2-runtime-devel msys2-runtime from 3.6.1-4 to 3.6.2-1 on Windows 11. I tried all the suggestions from here, but problem still there even after many reboots! Finally, I notice that my git bash always opens successfully, and I use Process Explorer to find the difference is msys-2.0.dll which is include in msys2-runtime. So I downgrade msys2-runtime to 3.6.1-4, problem solved.

1. Since bash still work, open Windows cmd to launch bash.

set "MSYSTEM=MINGW64"
set "CHERE_INVOKING=1"
set "MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit"
C:\MSYS2\usr\bin\bash.exe --login -i

2. Then downgrade msys2-runtime.

cd /var/cache/pacman/pkg/
pacman -U ./msys2-runtime-devel-3.6.1-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst ./msys2-runtime-3.6.1-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

Now, problem solved!

Got it solved: The fields reference was identical, because i got it from reflect. It works now like this:

  const rawFormField = Reflect.getMetadata(
    'fb:fields',
    this.formController.getModelDefinition(),
    this.fieldName
  );
  this.formField = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(rawFormField));

This discussion really highlights how SwiftUI's design encourages thinking differently about state and view updates. It’s surprising at first that all sliders seem to re-initialize or trigger closures on every change, but understanding that SwiftUI recomputes view bodies based on state changes makes it clearer why that happens. The idea that views are lightweight structs and that re-initializing them is expected helps reduce concern about performance—as long as heavy computations are moved out of the views themselves.

It reminds me a bit of how good platforms, like UniQumZorg, carefully organize their components and workflows to avoid unnecessary overhead. Their Voor zorgaanbieders section is a great example of structuring responsibilities clearly, ensuring each part knows its role and doesn’t do extra work unnecessarily. Similarly, their Over ons page gives transparency about who they are and how they operate, which builds user trust — something that developers should consider in app design too.

Overall, when working with state and closures in SwiftUI or any platform, it’s about managing dependencies smartly and separating concerns to keep everything efficient and understandable. Thanks to everyone for sharing insights here — it’s helpful to see these practical experiences.

I searched for day for the reason. It is hidden in the ui.

Go to your function app > Diagnose and solve problems

Search for "Functions that are not triggering"

Wait 10s

See the all reasons and fix them

I hope i save you some time

Since my index file was in root directory, the problem was with handler function. As @Vigen mentioned in the comment, the package I was using was deprecated, use https://github.com/CodeGenieApp/serverless-express?tab=readme-ov-file#async-setup-lambda-handler

Here are the changes I made to my handler function in index file

let serverlessExpressInstance

const app = require("./express-app");

const StartServer = async (event, context) => {
  await databaseConnection();

  serverlessExpressInstance = serverlessExpress({ app })
  return serverlessExpressInstance(event, context)
  
};

function handler (event, context) {
  if (serverlessExpressInstance) return serverlessExpressInstance(event, context)

  return StartServer(event, context)
}

exports.handler = handler

Have you changed your metro.config.js to handle the .cjs-files from Firebase? This could be the problem, since it is needed in Firebase for newer versions

const { getDefaultConfig } = require('@expo/metro-config');
const defaultConfig = getDefaultConfig(__dirname);

defaultConfig.resolver.sourceExts.push('cjs');
defaultConfig.resolver.unstable_enablePackageExports = false;

module.exports = defaultConfig;

Add

adapter.notifyDataSetChanged()

in your updateLessonItem method at the end of the loop.

Follow-up question as I can't comment

How to interrupt these custom audios we send ? I heard of using
{

"event": "clear",

"streamId" : streamid
}

I didn't work for me and I guess works for when you use, twilio's say() for the text to speech.

Check the areItemsTheSame and areContentsTheSame methods in your LessonAdapter, If either of them is false, the list remains same and won't be updated.

Within R statistics this can be achieved with the chromote package starting version 0.5.0.

https://shiny.posit.co/blog/posts/chromote-0.5.0/

Example within R:

chromote::chrome_versions_add(135, "chrome-headless-shell")

As a workaround (until they can support this properly), adding .semantics { isTraversalGroup = true } to the content of the ModalBottomSheetLayout allows accessibility tools to capture both the content and the scrim.

The best way current may be using Gorm hook, though we have to list all columns we need to ignore insert/update. GORM Hooks

In my case, I want to ignore insert field A if it is empty and B if it equals 0:

func (c C) BeforeCreate(tx *gorm.DB) (err error) {
    if c.A == "" {
        tx.Statement.Omits = append(tx.Statement.Omits, "a_column")
    }
    if c.B == "" {
        tx.Statement.Omits = append(tx.Statement.Omits, "b_column")
    }
    return
}

Same for the 'pointerup' event. In this case you need to also register 'click' with preventDefault(). I guess there is a similar problem for 'pointermove'.

[("pointerup", "click")].forEach(function (eventType) {
  document.querySelector(".button.pointerup-click").addEventListener(
    eventType,
    function (event) {
      event.preventDefault();
      alert("pointerup click event!");
    },
    false
  );
});

html {
  font-family: sans-serif;
}
.button {
  display: inline-block;
  padding: 0.85em;
  margin-bottom: 2rem;
  background: blue;
  color: white;
}

<a href="https://www.drupal.org" class="button pointerup-click">'pointerup click' Event</a>

See ('pointerupclick'): https://codepen.io/thomas-frobieter/pen/qEdNoEr

I have written a blog on how to auto deploy a github private repo to vercel using webhook link - https://pntstore.in/blog/auto-deploy-private-github-repo-to-vercel-using-webhooks

a = document.getElementById('audioMute'); a.muted = false //or true if you want to mute the audio

This can be a approach to write to a google sheet from Azure Data Factory.

First, securely store your Google API credentials in Azure Key Vault. Go to the Key Vault in the Azure portal, open the Secrets section, and add googleclientid, googleclientsecret, and googlerefreshtoken as individual secrets. These will later be retrieved by ADF to authenticate with the Google Sheets API.

Next, grant ADF access to these secrets. In Key Vault, go to Access Configuration, ensure Access policies are enabled, and add a new access policy. Assign the "Get" permission for secrets to ADF’s managed identity.

In Azure Data Factory, create a pipeline and add Web Activity for each secret to get the secrets for you.

Then add a Web activity named GetAccessToken. This activity sends a POST request to https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token. In the request body, use dynamic content to insert the secrets from previous activity, and set grant_type to refresh_token to retrieve a fresh access token.

Create a pipeline variable access_token and add Set Variable activity to get the output value @activity('GetAccessTokens').output.access_token

At last add a web activity, which write to sheet using POST method and

add headers as Authorization : Bearer @{variables('access_token')}.

Here is how the pipeline is designed:

Note: I will be not able to show a workable output as I do not have required secrets/ids for google APIs.

You can follow this document for more details

connector-google-sheets?tabs=data-factory

It's very simple: the ${B} is supposed to be replaced with a string variable from the variable called B. The forbidden error just means you are not allowed to access that specific resource. If there are specific authentication and authorisation requirements, you are supposed to follow them.

At least in Vaadin 14 and later, you can set the width of combobox popup (overlay):

ComboBox<Person> comboBox = new ComboBox<>("Employee");
comboBox.getStyle().set("--vaadin-combo-box-overlay-width", "350px");
add(comboBox);

Source: https://vaadin.com/docs/v23/components/combo-box#popup-width

Running median and Median per bin are not the same thing! Running median requires a window_size parameter and the shape the running median takes depends on the window size. What you call here the running_median is actually a median per bin.

You can try below 2 cases,

• Try if in case of only start transaction without smart charging profile (TxDefaultProfile in your case) is working?
• Also try by sending TxDefaultProfile with W value instead of A

Its possible and I have seen many times A limit won't set in charger hardware and thus no energy transfer. Also do monitor which status coming from charger to server in status notification.

return in the forEach loop work just like continue in the for loop.

Check the exact Dotnet Framework version in web.config/app.config file, and the version installed in your machine.
Like having installed 4.8, and the application needs 4.8.1 to compile well.

The above did not work for me. Instead, I added Xcode and Terminal to the Developer Tools in the settings:

System Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Tools.

Additionally, I installed Rosetta with the following command:

softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license

referring to the AI hallucinated comment above, this isnt true. AI has hallucination, but not in this case.

SNS subscriptions have filtering capabilities , thats true.

to apply filtering on SQS you use event source mapping. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-sqs-filtering.html

good luck

Pivot table: Add a filter if necessary.

It is possible t use len(os.listdir(f))

import os 

f='folder'

if os.path.isdir(f):
    if len(os.listdir(f))==0:
        print('Directory {} empty.'.format(f))
        os.rmdir(f)

You haven't mentioned your problem clearly. Your pom.xml file looks as it is okay. You should clearly say what your problem is.

So after some thinking i came up with this system. it's not exactly idiomatic form pov of C programming, but it does exactly what i want and seems to work well with limited number of arguments (0-7 arguments, 0-1 return value). Key insights:

• void/unit/empty/none type that most prominent languages have is there not just for mathematical completeness but allows to check type signatures more easily.
• we normally use integers as tag types and therefore type identity checks become integer comparison. we can extend this analogy to function types, which become like strings (where data types are individual characters), and comparing function types is mostly identical to string comparison. moreover, we can encode function types exactly like we encode strings: with fixed length (my approach), with known width (like most modern languages encode strings), null-terminated (useing the void/unit type tag as null), we can use utf-8-like compression on data type tags (if we have, say, uint32_t tags), we can store function's signature as "umbra-strings", it may be possible to use string hashing functions on these signatures, etc.
• return type should be the first "character" in the function type string, it actually simplifies function type comparisons (not that much, but still).
• there should be special void* / any type that matches any other characters (that's the only difference between function type comparison and string comparison).
• this approach can be trivially extended to variadic arguments, by adding special flag to function signature.

limitations:

• type unions / abstract types are not very easy to encode in this system (probably needs some sort of separate lookup table system).
• there seems to be no good way to deal with key=value arguments in this sort of paradigm, but maybe it's better to just have a map/dict type and pass it as a single argument to functions.

below is the prototype i've ended up with for now:

#include <assert.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>

// type system. for now only numeric types, 
// but can be extended to arrays, strings & custom types
typedef union TPun TPun;
typedef struct Obj Obj;
union TPun{ // for type punning
  uintptr_t Any; void* P; Obj (*Fn)(Obj *arg7);
  uint8_t U8; uint16_t U16; uint32_t U32; uint64_t U64;
  int8_t I8; int16_t I16; int32_t I32; int64_t I64;
  float F32; double F64;
};
struct Obj {uint16_t T; TPun V;};

typedef enum {
  T_Unit = 0, T_Any=1, T_P = 2, T_Fn=3,
  T_U8=4, T_U16=5, T_U32=6, T_U64=7,
  T_I8=8, T_I16=9, T_I32=10, T_I64=11,
  T_F32=12, T_F64=13,
} TBase;

const char * TBaseNames[14] = {
  "Unit", "Any", "Ptr", "Fn", 
  "U8", "U16", "U32", "U64",
  "I8", "I16", "I32", "I64",
  "F32", "F64",
};
// dispatch system
typedef struct {uint16_t retT; uint16_t aT[7]; void* fn;} Method7; 
typedef struct {uint16_t len; uint16_t cap; Method7*methods;} Dispatch7;
// Dispatch is a dynamic array of signatures + pointers
int find_method7(Dispatch7 *disp, uint16_t sig[8]){
  for (int i=0; i<(int) disp->len; i++) {
    Method7*m = &disp->methods[i];
    uint16_t* msig = (uint16_t*) m;
    int sig_match = 1;
    for (int a = 0; a<8; a++) {
      sig_match &= (sig[a] == T_Any) | (msig[a] == T_Any) | (msig[a] == sig[a]);
      // any type is expected | returns untyped | types match 
    }
    if (sig_match) {return i;}
  }
  return -1;
}

int put_method7(Dispatch7 *disp, Method7*meth){
  int i = find_method7(disp, (uint16_t*) meth);
  if (i != -1) { // substitute
    disp->methods[i] = *meth;
    return i;
  } else { // append
    if ((disp->cap-disp->len)==0) {// realloc
      uint32_t newcap;
      if (disp->cap == 0) newcap=1;
      else if (disp->cap==1) newcap=4;
      else newcap=disp->cap+4;
      disp->methods = reallocarray(disp->methods, disp->cap+4, sizeof(Method7));
      assert(disp->methods && "don't forget to buy some RAM");
      disp->cap = newcap;
    } // append
    i = disp->len;
    disp->len++;
    disp->methods[i] = *meth;
    return i;
  }
}
int call7(Dispatch7*disp, Obj args[8]){
  uint16_t sig[8];
  for (int i=0; i<8; i++) {sig[i] = args[i].T;}
  int i = find_method7(disp, sig);
  if (i == -1) return 1;
  TPun fn; fn.Fn = disp->methods[i].fn;
  args[0] = fn.Fn(&args[1]);
  return 0;
}
void clear_args7(Obj args[8]){
  for (int i = 0; i<8; i++){
    args[i].T = T_Unit;//0
    args[i].V.Any = 0;
  }
  args[0].T = T_Any; // by default no expectation of return type, 
  // if particular type should be matched, it must be set explicitly
}

// example functions
Obj f_int(Obj *args){
  printf("int x = %ld\n", args[0].V.I64);
  return ((Obj) {T_Unit,{.Any=0}});
}
Obj int_f_int(Obj *args){
  printf("int x = %ld ; return int x = %ld \n", args[0].V.I64, args[0].V.I64+5);
  return (Obj) {T_I64,{.I64=args[0].V.I64+5}}; // to test returns
}
Obj f_float(Obj *args) {
  printf("float x = %f\n", args[0].V.F32);
  return (Obj) {T_Unit,{.Any=0}};
}
Obj f_int_float(Obj *args) {
  printf("int x = %ld ; float y = %f\n", args[0].V.I64, args[1].V.F32);
  return (Obj) {T_Unit,{.Any=0}};
}


Method7 ms[4] = {
    {0, T_I64, 0,0,0,0,0,0, f_int},
    {T_I64, T_I64, 0,0,0,0,0,0, int_f_int},
    {0, T_F32, 0,0,0,0,0,0, f_float},
    {0, T_I64, T_F32, 0,0,0,0,0, f_int_float},
  };
Dispatch7 f = {4, 4, ms};
int main(){
  Obj args[8];
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_I64,{.I64=5}}; 
  call7(&f, args); // int x = 5
  assert((args[0].T == T_Unit) && "void_f_int should be called");
  clear_args7(args);
  args[0].T = T_I64;
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_I64,{.I64=5}}; 
  call7(&f, args); // int x = 5
  assert((args[0].T == T_I64) && "inf_f_int should be called"); 
  assert((args[0].V.I64 == 10) && "int_f_int should return 10"); 
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_F32,{.F32=6.5}}; 
  call7(&f, args); // float y = 6.50000
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_I64, {.I64=7}};
  args[2] = (Obj) {T_F32,{.F32=8.5}};
  call7(&f, args); // int x = 7 ; float y = 8.50000
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_F32,{.F32=9.5}};
  args[2] = (Obj) {T_I64, {.I64=10}};
  int i = call7(&f, args); 
  assert((i != 0) && "should fail");
}

Their are might be several solution for this you can pick as you need.

1. Avoid Using Image Files in Approval Attachments instead of upload the image to SharePoint or OneDrive and Include a link to the image in the approval message

2. send separate mail with attachments

3. Convert Image to PDF you can try , OneDrive Convert File, Encodian, or Plumsail to do this.

4. If you want to offline convert image to PDF you can try such other offline tools like Systweak PDF Editor, Adobe PDF, Foxit PDF, PDFgear etc..

i have exactly the same situation after AF3 upgrade. Can´t get it to run dag´s.

Although creating new dag_id´s does not seem to run, i would expect there is no database relation when creating a new one, but it error is the same.

Did someone resolve this error?

There is https://github.com/jawah/niquests library that I have been using since a while which has HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 support implemented in it among many other features and seems to be drop-in replacement for popular requests library.

For me the issue was that I edited the index file in the console editor and then I run "Test".
I thought it would test the edited and saved code, but it tests the deployed code.
So make sure you deploy the code before testing ;)

I also needed a Custom Tab in the Ribbons Tab along with Home, Insert, Layout, etc. What i did was use this syntax:

<ExtensionPoint xsi:type="PrimaryCommandSurface">
            <CustomTab id="CustomTab">
              <Group id="CommandsGroup">
                // Code 
              </Group>
              <Label resid="CustomTab.Label" />
            </CustomTab>
</ExtensionPoint>

If i put the CustomTab Label Tag above Group Tag it gives me a syntax error , but if i put it below it gives me a valid manifest file and its showing the tab.

hello i had this problem i just removed the name of my app and everything worked good

    - family: Poppins
      fonts:
        - asset: dalel/assets/fonts/Poppins-Regular.ttf

 - family: Poppins
      fonts:
        - asset: assets/fonts/Poppins-Regular.ttf

Seems like you need to install the hadoop package from Dockers github:

1. create dir hadoop

2. cd hadoop

3. clone the repository from git into your directory "git clone https://github.com/big-data-europe/docker-hadoop.git"

check that your directory holds the docker hadoop dir. Then run docker compose up -d

Finally looked inside current version of Specification.where() method and rewrite

final var spec = Specification.where(null);

to

Specification<MyClass> spec = (root, query, builder) -> null;

and it works as expected without deprecated warning. Thank you all for your help!

Please follow only the official mesibo documentation at https://docs.mesibo.com and avoid relying on any outdated or unlinked sources. The page you mentioned is now removed. If it was linked from anywhere in the official docs, please let us know, and we will fix the link.

To customize the call UI, the recommended approach is to use CallProperties:
https://docs.mesibo.com/api/calls/callproperties/

If you have specific requirements that cannot be met using CallProperties, let us know, and we will evaluate whether they can be supported via CallProperties.

Alternatively, if you need complete customization, refer to the sample code here:
https://github.com/mesibo/ui-modules-android/tree/master/MesiboCall

You should also refer to the main call API documentation to understand the various callbacks and APIs used in the sample:
https://docs.mesibo.com/api/calls/

You can try add the fs.defaultFS property in the Catalog properties and write the HDFS namenode address, for example:

'fs.defaultFS' = 'hdfs://namenode:port'

This is because maybe you are building a debug APK. Try building a signed APK.
You can do that by Build >> generate signed app bundle or APK >>
and follow the next steps.

The variable is zero-initialized before any other initialization takes place. So yes, this is well-defined.

Same problem here. Was it solved?

can you check by setting 
configUSE_TIMERS 0

Setting configUSE_TIMERS to 1 enables software timer support and the timer service task, which handles timers’ callbacks in the background.

For my case , I got warning about suspicious activity on one of the API key (NOT the same key that run the CodeBuild either)

The issue was raised (via email) about 8am. Then 11am. i doing the CodeBuild and notice the "0 build in queue" error. The issues on the suspicious API has been raised about 10 days earlier, and i only "inactive" them. So i guess what i got today is second warning.

So this time i "delete" the exposed API key. And just about the write to AWS support. I got email Thank you for removed the exposed API key. And CodeBuild just work fine after that.

As a custom app developer, reusing a web app for mobile can be achieved via responsive design, PWAs, hybrid wrappers (Cordova/Ionic), or cross-platform frameworks (React Native/Flutter). Each approach balances code reuse, performance, native API access, and user experience. Choose based on project complexity, required native features, and maintenance trade-offs.