When generating a REST client from Swagger/OpenAPI, JsonPatchDocument often isn’t correctly serialized because code generators don’t handle its internal structure properly. It should serialize as a list of patch operations, but instead, it may serialize as an empty object or malformed data
Fix: Use a custom model, e.g. List<PatchOperation> to represent the patch operations manually, ensuring correct serialization on the wire.
There is no way to disable this iOS internal behavior programmatically; however, a workaround is to change the way you implement Nearby Interaction. You can implement it using iCloud, the Multipeer Connectivity framework, sockets, the Bonjour API, etc. By using Multipeer Connectivity, you can use Nearby Interaction without triggering NameDrop (sharing contact information if two phones are held close together) if you are not close enough.
The best you can do, with NextJs already built-in integration, is to use the package document-page-counter, download it from npm , using npm i document-page-counter. Also, check the doc or the github repo, you will find there a demo project for an integration with NextJs.
I struggled with setting up a connection to Cloud SQL using Quarkus. The documentation at the time references the use of the socket factory and is correct, however, I had configured my Cloud SQL (Postgres) with Private Service Connect (PSC). PSC does not configure an IP address either Private or Public which causes the socket factory to fail.
If using PSC remove the socket factory dependency from the POM and use this config in application.properties.
For me this was happening because the request was being redirected to the same url but with a trailing slash. I was making a post request but the redirect configuration was passing it as a get which was not defined.
When you remove the executable for an app there is nothing left to run.
The remote session however should still be running (unless you are updating those components as well) and the users should be able to reconnect once the components updated are available again.
There are definitely Temporal users running at a scale that exceeds any of the individual constraints you describe. However, it seems to me that if you're talking about all of them together, you'd eventually reach a capacity problem with any system because you're starting new Workflow Executions about 2.5 million times faster than the 30 days you say it would take for them to finish.
In other words, if you're spawning new Workflow Executions at the rate of 5,000 per second and they have a lifetime of 30 days, then after 2 seconds you'd have 10,000, after 3 seconds you'd have 15,000, and so on. At the end of the first day, you'd have 432,000,000 and that would keep increasing until the first one finally completed 30 days later (by which point you'd have 12,959,999,999 Workflow Executions running).
Omg I want to sue Google for negligence. This is still a thing in 2025, where a project that uses zero from Firebase can be accessed from the firebase console, then switched from Blaze to Spark, taking down server infra and causing massive network issues.
A limitation to using exclude is that, let's say there are 2 tables table_A a and table_B b that are joined. It is not possible to use an alias in the exclude part. This becomes an issue when you have a column with the same name in both tables.
You're trying to dispatch loading, sleep for a short time, then dispatch change-dateslot. But the browser does not receive these events separately — it gets all of them at once, after the PHP method is finished executing. This means the loader doesn't show before the slots are cleared.
having rsync hangs mid way through a large transfer transferring from synology nas to truenas scale. No errors or indications as to why. Trying the -Wolefile parameter since this is a migration not a backup.
Bummer to see this bug has been around for 11 years!
As of now, BigQuery Storage Python API doesn't fully support asynchronous operations, you can try to use Python threading to handle multiple streams concurrently to make your program process data from different streams at the same time.
This is interesting to be available natively. On Google side, there is a feature request that you can file but there is no timeline on when it can be done.
So as I have found a working solution, I will answer my own question. Here an abstract code how this can work:
bool drawing_test::on_draw(const Cairo::RefPtr<Cairo::Context>& cr)
{
auto surface = Cairo::ImageSurface::create_from_png_stream(sigc::mem_fun(drawBuffer, &DrawBuffer::read));
cr->set_source(surface, 0, 0);
cr->paint();
switch (cmd)
{
case 0: /* initialize background */
cr->set_source_rgba(1, 1, 1, 1); // white
cr->paint();
break;
case 1: /* draw a line */
DrawLine(cr, params);
break;
case 2: /* draw text */
DrawText(cr, params);
break;
default:
break;
}
Cairo::RefPtr<Cairo::Surface> cs=cr->get_target();
cs->write_to_png_stream(sigc::mem_fun(drawBuffer, &DrawBuffer::write));
}
drawBuffer is a self created class which implements a read and write function and a buffer for a png stream. With this construction its possible to save and restore the contents of a Gtk:DrawingArea.
Spring Cloud 2022.0.1 (aka "Kilburn" release train) is not compatible with Spring Boot 3.0.4.It depends on Spring Boot 3.0.3 or lower, and more critically, brings in older Spring Security classes/configs that can break context initialization.
In my case i downgraded to <version>3.0.3</version
Unfortunately, there's no direct way to control or adjust the size of the VMFSL partition during the installation of VMware ESXi (version X.X and later), nor is it recommended to modify it afterward with tools like parted or fdisk. The 119 GB allocation is a default behavior designed to ensure sufficient space for logs and runtime data.
I found out that cassandra batches IN clause queries in 10s, so although the database supports up to 100 elements in IN clauses, the response will paginate if there are more than 10.
The get_stylesheet_directory_uri() function builds the URI using the value stored in the database for the site URL, not just what's in wp-config.php.
Here are steps:
1. Update URLs in the database
You likely need to update any hardcoded URLs in the database (common after a migration). Use a tool like WP-CLI or a plugin like Better Search Replace to update old URLs:wp search-replace 'http://oldsite.com' 'https://somewebsite.com' --skip-columns=guid
2. Clear Caches
=>Clear WordPress cache if you're using a caching plugin (e.g. W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache).
=>Clear browser cache.
=>Clear object cache if using Redis or Memcached.
3. Flush Rewrite Rules
=>Go to Settings > Permalinks and click Save Changes.
4. Check for Hardcoded Values
Inspect your theme’s functions.php or any custom plugin code to ensure the old URL isn’t hardcoded
You will need to process 10 GP of data using spark how many executor you would needed and how much memory you should needed for each executor to get the maximum parallelism also how many cores should be there
#!/bin/bash
# 2>nul 1>&2 & @echo off & CLS & goto :batch
echo "This ran in Linux."
read -esp "Press Enter to continue...:"
exit
:batch
echo This ran in Windows.
pause
exit /b
This will be the basis of a batch-bash hybrid, if you set its file properties to be executable in Linux, and name it with the .bat extension, you will be able to run it in both OSes.
To execute in Windows Command Prompt, type it's filename (with or without its extension), like this:
C:\user>filename.bat
Or like this:
C:\user>filename
To execute in Linux, you must specify the directory (or a period for the current working directory) then a forward slash, then the FULL file name, like this:
user@computer:~$ ./filename.bat
Because Linux recognises it as executable, and you specified #!/bin/bash as the topmost line, Linux will run it with bash by default.
Please downvote if it does not work on your computer.
Although, the plan shows hash partitioning of A twice for creating both the joined dataframes AB and AC, it does not mean under the hood the tasks are not reusing already hashed partitions of A . Spark skips the stages if it finds the steps redundant even if its part of the plan. Can you check your DAG to see if the stages are skipped like shown below?
As @remy-lebeau rightly pointed out, the code sample I originally found wasn't the best example to follow.
The following code works nice in my case and allows me to set up an in-app subscription for the add-on:
procedure TfSubsriptions.btnSubscribe(Sender: TObject);
var
Status: StorePurchaseStatus;
begin
try
WindowsStore1.RefreshInfo;
except
//
end;
for var i := 0 to WindowsStore1.AppProducts.Count - 1 do
begin
if WindowsStore1.AppProducts[i].StoreId.ToString = 'XXXXXXXXXXXX' then
begin
try
Status := WindowsStore1.PurchaseProduct(WindowsStore1.AppProducts[i]);
case Status of
StorePurchaseStatus.Succeeded:
begin
SUBSCRIPTION := True;
UpdateUI;
Break;
end;
StorePurchaseStatus.AlreadyPurchased:
//
StorePurchaseStatus.NotPurchased:
//
StorePurchaseStatus.NetworkError:
//
StorePurchaseStatus.ServerError:
//
else
//
end;
except
On e : Exception do
begin
//
Break;
end;
end;
end;
end;
end;
OK. Thank you. By redoing it all again to make some screenshots, I actually found what I was missing. "CONFIG_NF_CONNTRACK" is disabled by default on arm. Enabling it made NF_NAT available. My main mistake was, that I thought all possible options are always in the .config file just commented out if not active. This is obviously not the case. Thank you all.
You can simply discard the right hand rotational constraint and project the arm onto the right-hand side of the target previous to each FABRIK iteration.
The solution in the previous reply is not a fix to this (I think it even shows in the example video).
The algorithm doesn't really malfunction or "get stuck", as the original questioner correctly noted, since it tries to right-hand rotate to the target when right-hand rotation is not allowed. Applying left-hand rotation to reach a right-hand target is not doable with FABRIK, except for the above work-around.
Creating a SharePoint list from a large Excel table (with thousands of rows and many columns) requires a method that ensures data integrity, avoids import limits, and allows for column type mapping. Here's a reliable, scalable approach using Power Automate (recommended) or alternatives like Access and PowerShell if you're dealing with very large datasets.
✅ Recommended Method: Power Automate (Flow)
Why?
Handles large datasets in batches
Custom mapping of Excel columns to SharePoint list columns
Can skip headers, empty rows, and supports conditional logic
Doesn’t hit the 5000 item view threshold like Excel direct import
📌 Step-by-Step via Power Automate
✅ Prerequisites:
Excel table stored in OneDrive or SharePoint (must be formatted as a table!)
SharePoint list created with matching column names/types
🔄 Flow Outline:
Trigger:
Use the manual trigger or schedule trigger (Recurrence) for automation.
List rows from Excel:
Action: List rows present in a table
Connect to your Excel file in OneDrive or SharePoint
This reads the table rows; supports up to 256 columns
Apply to Each row:
Use the Apply to each loop
For each row, use the Create item or Update item in SharePoint
Create item in SharePoint:
Map each Excel column to the SharePoint list field
Supports all common data types (text, number, choice, date)
⚠ Tips for Large Files:
Add a ‘Status’ column in Excel to track imported rows (helps with retries)
Paginate Excel connector: set Pagination ON → Threshold: 5000+
Consider breaking the dataset into chunks for easier flow execution
🚫 What to Avoid
Direct Import via SharePoint UI: Only supports 20MB Excel and <5000 rows reliably
Drag-and-drop in "Import Spreadsheet" app: Deprecated, unsupported, and buggy
🛠 Alternative Methods (for >10K rows)
1. Microsoft Access (One-time Imports)
Import Excel into Access
Use “Export to SharePoint List” feature
Good for one-time, bulk operations but not dynamic
2. PowerShell (For Admins)
Use PnP PowerShell to read Excel and insert rows
Reliable, but needs script logic for batching and error handling
powershellCopyEditImport-Module SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline
$excel = Import-Excel -Path "C:\Data\LargeFile.xlsx"
foreach ($row in $excel) {
Add-PnPListItem -List "TargetList" -Values @{
Title = $row.Title
Status = $row.Status
...
}
}
🏁 Final Best Practices
Match Excel and SharePoint column names exactly or use custom mappings in Flow
Avoid exceeding SharePoint’s lookup column limit (12) or view threshold (5000) by using indexed columns and filtered views
If performance degrades, break large lists into multiple lists or use Microsoft Lists (premium) with partitioning
var startStatus = "less";
function toggleText() {
var text = "Here is the text that I want to play around with";
if (text.length > 12) {
if (startStatus == "less") {
document.getElementById("textArea").innerHTML = `${text.substring(0, 12)}...`;
document.getElementById("more|less").innerText = "More";
startStatus = "more";
} else if (startStatus == "more") {
document.getElementById("textArea").innerHTML = text;
document.getElementById("more|less").innerText = "Less";
startStatus = "less";
}
} else {
document.getElementById("textArea").innerHTML = text;
}
}
toggleText();
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
<title>Document</title>
</head>
<body>
<div>
<p id="textArea">
<!-- This is where i want text displayed-->
</p>
<span><a
id="more|less"
onclick="toggleText();"
href="javascript:void(0);"
></a
></span>
</div>
</body>
</html>
I think that your question is a monitoring question.
Triggering a build means sending a POST request to the server so you would like to intercept the requests to the server and log them (locally on an another server) to be reviewed later.
Does your jenkins receive the requests directly or does it use apache? If it uses apache(or other) then the solution would be to set the logging there - to log the requests and the cookies that come with them.
I had this same issue, but I discovered after several hours that it only seems to happen in the Android emulator. I tried out the same app on a real device, and the website rendered responsively as expected.
For some reason, when I query the device size in the webview, it thinks the device is wider than the emulator itself is, so I'm not sure if the problem is the website, the emulator, flutter or the webview 🤷
If the model hasn't been trained enough, it might just learn to repeat a single token. During inference, if the decoder input isn't updated correctly at each time step, it might keep predicting the same token. Without attention, it can be harder for the model to learn long dependencies, especially in vanilla encoder-decoder setups
Based on @Donald Byrd's answer, I have created a more optimized version. There's no need to recreate the entire structure—just ignore default or empty values.
Kudos to Christophe who brought up MISRA C++ rule "An array passed as a function argument shall not decay to a pointer", which led me to find that clang-tidy and Microsoft have already implemented this check.
> clang-tidy f.cpp -checks=-*,cppcoreguidelines-pro-bounds-array-to-pointer-decay -- -std=c++20
65 warnings and 1 error generated.
B:\f.cpp:25:13: warning: do not implicitly decay an array into a pointer; consider using gsl::array_view or an explicit cast instead [cppcoreguidelines-pro-bounds-array-to-pointer-decay]
25 | PrintArray(arr);
| ^
Suppressed 64 warnings (64 in non-user code).
Use -header-filter=.* to display errors from all non-system headers. Use -system-headers to display errors from system headers as well.
Found compiler error(s).
After a bit of research, the Moodle plugin Achim mentioned in his answer (that enables one to import questions as new versions) will work to fix issues with questions in live assignments (although, it will still be a bit time consuming if one has lots of instances of the problematic question).
Since the Moodle plugin for now only allows one to import one question as a new version of a single question, if one has n instances of a question, one would need to generate the XML and import as a new version for each of the n instances one-by-one. The random seed would need to be set to ensure the same random values are used in the old and updated versions of each instance.
One thing to note, if you just go and import the XML with each single instance as a new version, you will be met with the error "Exception - Your file did not contain exactly one question!" (even if your XML only contains one question). To get around this, just remove the highlighted lines from the XML where the category is specified. And then it will work from there.
You can navigate to the file using F4 by default. I often use this to open the file quickly. Maybe you can get used to that instead of double clicking?
Also I would advise you to use the merge editor, it can often automatically resolve conflicts and, while obviously making your workflow dependant on intellij, it usually is (for me anyway) faster to resolve the conflict that way.
We are probably getting a Format Exception because the API response isn't returning valid JSON often this happens when the request fails and returns an HTML error page instead (like a 404 or 403). It's a good idea to check the response before trying to decode it.
First I got "Error: Server responded with status code 403" when i tried to print the statusCode.
Adding headers like 'User-Agent' and 'Accept' helps the server accept your request and respond with the data you expect.( i told chatgpt to give me headers )
Internally, it creates an intersection observer with margins calculated to include only the target rect. it also uses two resize observers to deal with cases where the object or margins become invalid.
I preferred this solution to position observer presented in other answer since it works with less intersection observers and works even when the target is not in the scroll visible area.
Maybe you can help me. Is this code: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> still valid? If not would you be able to send me a correct code? I want to create a new website on CS5 Dreamweaver (2020) and want to make sure I put a correct head code on the new ebsite.
The Fused Library plugin bundled with Android Gradle Plugin assists with packaging multiple Android Library modules into a single publishable Android Library. This lets you to modularise your library's source code and resources within your build as you see fit, while avoiding exposure of your project's structure once distributed.
Clear, in and load variables are condition variables in your gen_bits module. But, you define this variables as a bit, 2-stated memory variable in your testbench.
So, any if/else/case block which checks these values in positive edge of the clock on your testbench, will get the left side value of these variables at the positive edge clock as expected.
Because you are reading a memory block end of the day, not checking an output of a combinational circuit.
Please find few of the Tuning we have done to reduce the Latency in GET/put. We dont say we have made it to work like < 1 ms,but brought atleast to 50 ms to 100ms. I have mentioned thought might be useful to some one who are/were facing similar issues
Key Points
Apache Ignite - From Embedded Server - We moved to External Ignite as Thick Client
Disable <includeEventTypes> if you are using in Configuration .xml which causes lot of communication between server nodes, Instead start using Continuous QUeries for capturing Events - This was suggested by Ignite Gridgain Experts too
Ensure you have done Proper JVM Tuning - Sizing
Define CustomData Region in addition toDefaultDataRegion for all in-memory data Caches
In Memory - Means you store data in cache ,which doesnt have any Database Store attached to it.
Instead of Put, you can Try Putall, if your application usecase supports that, it improves a lot
Ensure you have Datasource backed with Hikari Connection Pool in Ignite configuration , for all Write Behind Write Through Caches
Backup=1 is more than enough for 3 server node cluster
