As this issue for Visualforce extension suggests, the Visualforce Lanaguage Server fails to format Visualforce page/component only if the code contains <style> . . . . </style> tag(s).
Not an answer to your question, unfortunately, but I am unable to add this as a comment (not enough reputation on this particular StackOverflow site).
from pydantic import BaseModel, Field, create_model
from typing import Optional
class MainClass(BaseModel):
field1: int
field2: str
PartialClass = create_model(
"PartialClass",
**{field: (Optional[annotation], None) for field, annotation in MainClass.__annotations__.items()},
)
You are trying to have 2 animations on the same view at the same time. If you put the image into a container view, then animate the image as you do now and use the container for the transition animation this should fix it.
Sidenote:
Because you didn't provide a working project I can't test this. Next time please do so answers can be tested before posting (:
In my case it was a remote procedure call that was attempting to return xml. I converted to varchar(max) in the remote proc, and back to xml on the calling side.
The solution
My problem did not require me to subscribe to state updates for the slice. Thus, useSelector() was unhelpful. After looking over the documentation again, I found useStore(). The following line of code allows me to read the current state of an entire slice, which I then print out in response to a click event:
Since I had such an hard time finding oficial documentation on these parameters, here you can find a compreensive documentation on this and other related PDF Viewer parameters.
From your description, I understand that you want to loop through some plain text from System.in and when encountering errors, call method2 to close the Socket. I think you can establish a check to first see if the specific line would throw an error or not.
Again, I assume that the error happens when sending to the Socket. Therefore, I think you can create a dummy instance that would get the problematic line instead of sending it directly to the current one. This way, you assure that you can predict an error line and keep it away from the main instance.
Another suggestion would be to have your own way of identifying errors, instead of having to send lines directly to the client and see if they worked or not, you can have a method that would return whether the line is problematic or not based on some test cases.
I am sorry if this won't work for you, but I tried my best as I am a beginner :)
More details would help as well, because with the ones provided by you I can't be sure of coding a solution, as I don't know the full problem.
I couldn't solve this problem directly, with I got a solution that works. The validation dataset is a smaller portion of the total dataset. In this case I loaded it complete in memory (I didn't use a generator). Validation has worked in all epochs.
I did a fun experiment, a custom class with two ways of setting the range that it contains
Option Explicit
Private rg As Range
Property Let rg_let(r As Range)
Set rg = r
End Property
Property Set rg_set(r As Range)
Set rg = r
End Property
Property Get rg_out() As Range
Set rg_out = rg
End Property
and then a routine that passes the range in two different ways and gets sensible results in both cases. Using the Let version seems rather neater...
Sub test()
Dim x As cl_spj
Set x = New cl_spj
' just pass the range pointer as an argument, which the property then processes
x.rg_let = Range("a2")
debug.print "Let " & x.rg_out.Address
' pass the range using set
Set x.rg_set = Range("a3")
debug.print "Set " & x.rg_out.Address
End Sub
This turned out to be just a bug in the class where I was implementing the method. I was using a facade pattern to wrap around multiple browser libraries and the value of this.page was being unintentionally silently altered, leading to this bug down the line.
Pay attention to settings of the script:
the parameter "Run this script using the logged-on credentials" need to be set as YES, because if not you are not setting the desktop of the currently logged user.
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Also it is more easy to create a configuration profile:
create device -> win10 -> Device restrictions profile
There you can change both desktop background and locked screen background:
select posts.owneruserid [User Link]
, sum( case votes.votetypeid
when 1 then 15
when 2 then 10
when 3 then -2
else 0
end
) [estimated rep.]
from posts
inner join votes on votes.postid = posts.id
where posts.creationdate > dateadd(dd, -365, getdate())
and posts.owneruserid = ##userId##
group by posts.owneruserid
Is there a "variable name alias" like there is a "typealias"? I'd like to be able to access my model by just the member name (it's a simple toy-view learning sample). So something like
var m : contentViewModel {@Published var content : String}
I love this question because it helps refine when preconnect actually helps and when it doesn’t. I think you’ve correctly identified that the fonts.googleapis.com preconnect is effectively redundant if these 3 lines remain together. I would guess that Google included it in anticipation of cases where you would put other assets or maybe a bunch of meta tags between lines 2 & 3.
I’m encountering an issue on backups using pg_basebackup. I’ve noticed that the size of the pg_basebackup is consistently more than 10GB larger compared to the backup size on our standby server. What could be the reason? Both servers are same in configuration.
What settings do you recommend to optimize the backup size?
I’d appreciate any insights or suggestions you have on managing and reducing the size of pg_basebackup. Thanks in advance for your help!
Years later I know, but I can recommend Stijn Oostdam's excellent "PolygonsFromLines" nuget which solves this problem very elegantly. Nuget Gallery Link
I like GAel solution, but to come up with something different, If you're just starting with Scala 3, stick to the traditional main method (def main(args: Array[String]): Unit) or use the simpler @main approach with explicit arguments (@main def addNumbers(arg1: String, arg2: String): Unit).
If you want to access args as Array[String], you should define the main method without the @main annotation:
object AddNumbers {
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
if (args.length < 2) {
println("Please provide two numbers as arguments.")
} else {
println(args(0).toDouble + args(1).toDouble)
}
}
}
You can run this program with command-line arguments, and args will hold all arguments in an array.
I want to provide additional information about this, in case someone else runs into this issue.
While I still don't know the cause, I found that changing the production optimization settings in angular.json fixes the issue, or at least avoids it. Previously, I simply has optimization:true. Here are the settings I am now using:
The plugins posted above don't seem to work anymore with expo 52. Instead of debugging the unmaintained projects I decided to write a proper module that supports iOS, Android and also Web.
It works with Expo 52 and new achitecture. Let me know what you think about it.
in my case i also encountered the same problem i had tomcat 10.1.34 running and the application was not getting deployed it was throwing 404 error then i uninstalled tomcat and installed tomcat 8.x and the problem was fixed, so basically it was a compatibility error.
Currently it is not possible to change the existing CMEK key of the Vertex AI notebook VM disk. However, there is a feature request filed for the same. You can vote for this feature by clicking the +1 and STAR mark to receive updates on it.
If you are running the app in physical iOS Device, sometimes the developer machine is not trusted.
On your iPhone go to settings. General. VPN and then select your developer machine and trust.
you can use g object for the current request which stores temporary data,
or you can use session to maintain data between multiple requests which usually stores this data in the client browser as a cookie,
or you can store the data in the app.config to maintain a constant value.
You should compare the key parameter with the key where you generated your token. You probably get the error because the key is different where you validate and where you generate.
The warning messages are related to SELinux policy restrictions on the app, and while they may not be critical, they can be avoided by adjusting the SELinux policies or running the app in permissive mode, but modifying SELinux settings may compromise security.
There is some issue with splash screen image being named as "splash" and it does not recognise the new image. What you can do is instead of naming it as splash rename it as splash-something dot file extension.
For example: Change splash.png to splash-image.png and it worked in my case.
Are you using next-auth in your project? if yes then the might be in next-auth and not nextjs. By default next-auth refreshes session each time the window or tab gets focussed. to disable this behavior of next-auth, find SessionProvider in your project and set the "refetchOnWindowFocus" attribute to true like this:
<SessionProvider refetchOnWindowFocus={false}>
This solved the issue for me. There are other useful attributes for SessionProvider as well through which you can even better control session refresh.
first, to decode the response, you need the corresponding protobuf file that matches the api response schema.
And then by installing the protobuf tool, you can use the protobuf compiler to generate a python class that can read the binary data.
In my case, i was correctly updating these 3 values upload_max_filesize , post_max_size (larger than upload_max_filesize ) and memory_limit in the php.ini config for my PHP version e.g. 8.1. But I was still having the same error. Then i noted I needed to make the same changes in the php.ini for PHP FPM e.g. /etc/php/8.1/fpm/php.ini. Then restart php8.1 and php8.1-fpm services.
Once I did that, everything worked well.
Extra notes:
Nginx: Remember to check the value of client_max_body_size in Nginx config
Modsec: Remember to check SecRequestBodyLimit and SecRequestBodyNoFilesLimit values in Modsec config.
Remmeber to restart services after these changes.
The pattern is sometimes used to implement sealed traits, where a public trait depends on a private trait (meaning only the original crate can implement the trait).
The problem is to convert .msg to .eml, a workaround is to use a library that does it directly like this one then send the converted .eml.
This might be the easiest fix.
If you want to still load a .msg and build an .eml file from it in your custom code, you have to fix your code for including correctly attachments and linking them correctly in the html (there's missing fields,...)
Note : .msg files have a size limit of 14MB so .eml could be better to use instead anyways.
In theory it might be possible to create a very crude approximation from a spectrogram image if it included time and frequency scales. The exact timbre of each “hit”, its harmonics, all of which may be overlapping with sustaining sounds would be practically impossible to recreate IMHO. Perhaps a future job for AI. The baby’s heartbeat could be a simpler proposition, given we have a rough idea of how it would probably sound, but again you’d need to know the time resolution.
A more secure practice would be to encrypt the password with a secure password hashing function provided by a trusted 3rd party library that is available through PHP. This is a deeper topic in itself.
Then also have a mechanism to update the library, the function and hashed password in case of problems.
I think that the easiest method is to change gswin32, gswin64, gswin32c or gswin64c.exe to gs.exe and your problem is resolved but first you have to set environment variables
When you call df2.cache(), Spark begins to cache the result of the DataFrame df2, but the action to materialize this cache is still delayed until the action is executed.
The transformation pipeline is executed two times when the df2.cache() call is made and df2.show() is executed.
The correct order of executions is below: Make changes in your code:
df2.count() #Transformations will be materialized
df2.cache()
df2.show() # Now it fetches from the cached data
Following discussions like this and related Stackoverflow posts like this Google Sheets seems to be lacking the capability of fetching sites that uses dynamic data. Also, the site that you are trying to access may also be implementing ways to avoid web scrapers from accessing their data. I tried scraping it using Apps Script but it gave almost the same data as you are getting (seen from the screenshot you provided).
Output Using Apps Script
You can check this SO post for possible ways to scrape a dynamic website like the one you are trying to.
I was lacking the role, and then I was assigned the Global Administrator role. After that, I had to sign out and sign back in. It asked me to update my password, and then it worked.
destruct <term> replaces all occurrences of <term> with a constructor applied to its arguments (which are generated as variables in the context), with one goal per constructor. With an evar, you can choose which constructor should be applied by doing the instantiation yourself, e.g. with instantiate (p := (?[p1], ?[p2])).
Just user LostFocus of the text box because after scanning the barcode with barcode reader lostfocus of the text box called automatically and can be handled very easily.
Try to take a look at the HTTP reply headers; there should be a redirect with the target address. With high probability, the Upstream - the Jenkins generating these links and including its original address, which is 8888 port. You can repeat the test with and w/o a reverse proxy and compare the header value.
If it's true - try to find "main" URL in the Jenkins settings.
First of all, you need to localize the root cause:
Does the download speed(or throughput) change over time and is lower than usual for the problematic sites/pages? Try to download test data samples in parallel from the other domain. And add Mbit/s metric to monitor the target sites. It will help you to find out if the target sites limiting you or not. If so - try to spread the data flow among unique IPs. The basic principles can be found here datascrape.tech/blog/pyramid-of-efficient-scraping
2.Double-check the pages/URLs queue size. It might be that you have local maximums of URLs number and this causes the problem, not the network throughput.
Double-check that you haven't reached your VPCs throughput maximum. Haven't checked that recently, but usually
throughput(network speed) depends on the disk size and is limited by
default for the VPCs.
What exact risk has your penetration test highlighted?
If both front and back authentification and authorize your users the right way - it's not clear to me why direct access to the front is good and direct access to the back is not.
Solutions that have been mentioned in the previous answer, like AntiDDOS, Application layer Firewall, AntiBot scoring, etc, are useful. But have to put them before the front and back.
this might have been caused by any DEPRECATED imports in the app.module that can be identified by running "ng serve --prod" which will show the error .
