The "New Flutter Project" option missing in Android Studio Ladybug may result from plugin or SDK misconfigurations. Ensure the Flutter and Dart plugins are installed and enabled under File > Settings > Plugins. Verify the Flutter SDK path in File > Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Flutter and restart Android Studio. If the issue persists, reinstall the plugins and invalidate caches.
@venkat I followed your steps with ufw disable as well as allow 80/tcp and it still failed. I tried telnet 52.148.136.139 80 and 8080, both failed. I then noticed the NSG rule Name has a yellow triangle. Once I added a rule with the Src Port ranges changed to Any *, there are no more yellow signs and the index.html is successfully displayed.
A gemspec file in a gem repository is often helpful as it defines the required_ruby_version, but as you've noticed, not all gems installed on your system will expose that directly in your local copy. This can make the process time-consuming and error-prone.
A more efficient and reliable way to handle this is to use RailsUp. It is a tool designed specifically to check gems compatibility for free. One of RailsUp's standout features is its ability to analyze your application and generate a detailed compatibility report for your gems, showing which Ruby versions are supported.
Instead of manually inspecting gemspec files or cross-referencing versions on GitHub, RailsUp allows you to focus on the upgrade process itself.
Embark on a spiritually enriching journey with the Kedarnath Tour Package offered by Devdham Yatra. This thoughtfully curated package is designed to provide a seamless and memorable pilgrimage to the sacred Kedarnath Temple, nestled in the breathtaking Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand.
Kedarnath, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and a prominent part of the Chardham Yatra, holds immense religious significance for devotees of Lord Shiva. The temple, situated at an altitude of 3,583 meters (11,755 feet), is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush valleys, creating an atmosphere of divine serenity.
The tour package includes well-planned travel arrangements, comfortable accommodations, and guided assistance to ensure a hassle-free experience. It covers all aspects of the journey, from transportation to the base camp at Gaurikund to the trek or helicopter ride to the Kedarnath shrine. Along the way, pilgrims can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region and visit other spiritual landmarks such as Rudraprayag and Guptkashi.
With Devdham Yatra, your Kedarnath tour becomes more than just a pilgrimage—it transforms into a soulful retreat that blends devotion, adventure, and scenic splendor. Whether you're traveling solo or with family, this package offers the perfect balance of comfort and spiritual fulfillment, making it an ideal choice for your journey to Kedarnath.
my own answer after couple years working in the field
Delta Lake on Databricks does not natively support primary keys or unique constraints like traditional relational databases. The "index" mentioned in Delta Lake's features is primarily about internal optimizations for performance, such as data skipping and Z-ordering.
You can enforce uniqueness with deduplication, upserts, and custom checks.
For performance, leverage data skipping, Z-ordering, and partitioning.
Resolved this error by installing Visual Studio build however main problem seems to be packaging issues not supported by Python 3.12 and 3.13. Original pip install for crew worked with python 3.11.
It could be possibly the Android Studio Version you are using.
I would recommend you to use the stable version of the Android Ladybug. Currently I'm using Android Studio Ladybug | 2024.2.1 and facing no such issue.
@pezcode The 16-byte "stride" comes from the size of the struct if the you declare an array based on that struct.
For example, under both std140 and std430, the size of struct foo { uint x; uvec2 y; } is 16-byte (i.e. there is a 4-byte internal padding after uint x;).
But if you declare an array like this struct foo { uint x; uvec2 y; } bar[5], its base alignment would be 8-byte under std430 (which comes from its member uvec2 y;, i.e. the member with the largest base alignment).
Under std140, the base alignment of bar[5] will be rounded up to 16-byte. i.e. both its base-alignment and stride are 16 bytes.
While under std430, its base-alignment (8-byte) is different from its stride (16-byte).
go to the location C:\Users{username}\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\ndk and delete the content inside and then go to your app in cmd and use these commands
cd android
./gradlew clean
after that run your app again
I found out that there is another service I forgot about completely, MyService2 which also injected a WebClient webClient in its constructor and didn't specify a qualifier, which caused the error. For people who get confused about the same problem, be sure that there is no other class in your project which injects beans without qualifiers.
For Microsoft Copilot, simply visit https://www.bing.com/chat?q=please+introduce+python+to+me+briefly&sendquery=1, where the parameter q is your prompt. (Although it doesn't seem to "start a new chat" as you've requested)
Since I personally do not use Claude, I'm unaware of its shortcuts. However, you can always write a UserScript that checks for your prompt in the url and inserts it into corresponding chat platform.
after run flutter clean,my android studio Gradle Task 'assembleDebug' failed. I go back to vscode and run flutter build apk ,then the Gradle Task successed.
In my case (Flutter) the issue was:
ERROR: R8: Missing class com.google.mlkit.vision.text.chinese.ChineseTextRecognizerOptions$Builder (referenced from: com.google.mlkit.vision.text.TextRecognizer com.google_mlkit_text_recognition.TextRecognizer.initialize(io.flutter.plugin.common.MethodCall))
The issue is fixed! I created the proguard-rules.pro file directly from Android Studio.
NOTE: the name of the file should looks "proguard-rules.pro" not like "proguard-rules.pro.txt" check how it looks in Android Studio.
Inside the ProGuard file, you need to specify which classes should be removed, like this:
-dontwarn com.google.mlkit.vision.text.chinese.**
-assumenosideeffects class com.google.mlkit.vision.text.chinese.** { *; }
What you desire to achieve sounds like it may be PWA related, maybe? The goal of a Progressive Web App is to provide a native app-like experience by allowing, aside from many other things, users the capability to install a webpage onto the home screen of their mobile devices.
Placing the following element within the head section of your HTML file will setup a manifest for your PWA.
<link rel="manifest" href="manifest.json">
A manifest file provides the required metadata someone interested in installing your application needs for their browser to know how to do so. The manifest file lets the developer specify certain settings for their application that improves its integration within the given operating system environment. Examples of a manifest file, along with all of the fields commonly used within a manifest file, and other resources that you could find useful, can be found on Mozilla's website.
this can happen due to version conflicts or missing dependencies for kindly check following
#1 check your csproj file and ensure that there are no conflicting versions for the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Formatters.Json
#2 if there is any existing dependencies for Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Formatters.Json then remove the dependency.
I figure it out, there's problem on implementing the flutter_icon lib to make a launcher_icon for my app. Found on github that says to deleted the mipmap-anydpi-v26 folder on android/app/src/main/res. And the crash on my samsung device when opening the app is solved too.
First, you have to approbriately handle the web socket close frame transfer which is a bit complex:
You need 2 different cancellation tokens (one for the receive-listener-loop and one for your send-method/loop)
In both, your close and receive methods, you need to catch OperationCanceledException but do nothing (as this is a normal exception when the connection is closed).
In your receive-listener method, you need a Finally part on your try-catch-block where you cancel the send token and dispose and nullify your ClientWebSocket (as it is not re-usable after it has been closed).
The server closes the connection:
4.1. You need to handle if the server sends a close frame within your receive-listener-loop. In there check for a received message with WebSocketMessageType.Close whereby state is changed from WebSocketState.Open to WebSocketState.CloseReceived.
4.2. Then, you cancel your send token and acknowledge the close frame received message back to the server whereby the state is changed to WebSocketState.Closed.
The client (you) closes the connection:
5.1 In your own close method, you need to cancel the send token and then trigger clientWebSocket.CloseOutputAsync() with another timed cancellation token => state is changed from WebSocketState.Open to WebSocketState.CloseSent.
5.2. Immediately after this call, you need to wait until the server responded accordingly by which the state is changed to WebSocketState.Closed.
5.3. In the end of your close method, you cancel the listener token.
Here is a longer explanation of this logic and here is the corresponding code example.
Web socket interrupt handling
Additionally, you need to check if the connection is somehow interrupted. To do this, you catch WebSocketException in your receive method and check if the state is WebSocketState.Aborted. If so, then the connection to the web socket connection is lost (you can provoke and test this by enabling/disabling a corresponding firewall rule while your web socket is connected).
In order to be immediately informed about a connection loss, you need to enable the KeepAlive options (Interval & Timeout) of your ClientWebSocket, e.g.:
Otherwise, you will only get informed when you try to send something.
General OnClientWebSocketStateChanged handling
Unfortunately, ClientWebSocket is a sealed class whereby you are not able to directly add some internal event handler. Therefore, to immediately get informed whenever the state of your ClientWebSocket changes, you would need to add an own external WebSocketState field and a small method to compare this field against your clientWebSocket.State. If it is different, update the field and use some inform mechanism (e.g. trigger an own event to which you forward the updated state to).
Finally, you need to call this method multiple times in your connect, close and receive-message loop methods whenever the state could change (I needed to call it 5 times in each method but it depends on your implementation).
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Ensure Unique Token Submission: Make sure that the reCAPTCHA token is only submitted once per form submission. You can do this by disabling the submit button after the first submission or by using JavaScript to prevent multiple submissions.
Check for Errors Before Validation: Before checking the score, ensure that the response is valid and that there are no errors. You can add a check for the presence of error-codes in the response.
Debugging: Add more debugging information to understand the flow of your application better. For example, log the response before the if statement to see if the response changes unexpectedly.
Use a Fresh Token: If you suspect that the token is being reused, consider generating a new reCAPTCHA token for each form submission.
First, you have to approbriately handle the web socket close frame transfer which is a bit complex:
You need 2 different cancellation tokens (one for the receive-listener-loop and one for your send-method/loop)
In both, your close and receive methods, you need to catch OperationCanceledException but do nothing (as this is a normal exception when the connection is closed).
In your receive-listener method, you need a Finally part on your try-catch-block where you cancel the send token and dispose and nullify your ClientWebSocket (as it is not re-usable after it has been closed).
The server closes the connection:
4.1. You need to handle if the server sends a close frame within your receive-listener-loop. In there check for a received message with WebSocketMessageType.Close whereby state is changed from WebSocketState.Open to WebSocketState.CloseReceived.
4.2. Then, you cancel your send token and acknowledge the close frame received message back to the server whereby the state is changed to WebSocketState.Closed.
The client (you) closes the connection:
5.1 In your own close method, you need to cancel the send token and then trigger clientWebSocket.CloseOutputAsync() with another timed cancellation token => state is changed from WebSocketState.Open to WebSocketState.CloseSent.
5.2. Immediately after this call, you need to wait until the server responded accordingly by which the state is changed to WebSocketState.Closed.
5.3. In the end of your close method, you cancel the listener token.
Here is a longer explanation of this logic and here is the corresponding code example.
Web socket interrupt handling
Additionally, you need to check if the connection is somehow interrupted. To do this, you catch WebSocketException in your receive method and check if the state is WebSocketState.Aborted. If so, then the connection to the web socket connection is lost (you can provoke and test this by enabling/disabling a corresponding firewall rule while your web socket is connected).
In order to be immediately informed about a connection loss, you need to enable the KeepAlive options (Interval & Timeout) of your ClientWebSocket, e.g.:
Otherwise, you will only get informed when you try to send something.
General OnClientWebSocketStateChanged handling
Unfortunately, ClientWebSocket is a sealed class whereby you are not able to directly add some internal event handler. Therefore, to immediately get informed whenever the state of your ClientWebSocket changes, you would need to add an own external WebSocketState field and a small method to compare this field against your clientWebSocket.State. If it is different, update the field and use some inform mechanism (e.g. trigger an own event to which you forward the updated state to).
Finally, you need to call this method multiple times in your connect, close and receive-message loop methods whenever the state could change (I needed to call it 5 times in each method but it depends on your implementation).
I have fixed this, here is the code I used. I've built a new layout option in my package ggalign that arranges multiple plots in circular tracks. Each plot fits into its designated circle track while sharing the same coordinate origin (0, 0) based on this idea.
draw_ggcircle_list <- function(plot_list, start = 0L, end = 2 * pi,
inner_radius = 0.1) {
sizes <- rep_len(1, length(plot_list))
# for every plot track, all relative to the total radius `1`
plot_track <- sizes / sum(sizes) * (1 - inner_radius)
plot_sizes <- 1 - cumsum(c(0, plot_track[-length(plot_track)]))
plot_inner <- plot_sizes - plot_track
plot_table <- origin <- NULL
for (i in rev(seq_along(plot_list))) { # from inner-most to the out-most
plot_size <- plot_sizes[[i]]
plot <- .subset2(plot_list, i) +
ggplot2::coord_radial(
start = start, end = end,
inner.radius = plot_inner[[i]] / plot_size,
r.axis.inside = TRUE
) +
ggplot2::labs(x = NULL, y = NULL)
# copied from `ggplot2:::ggplot_gtable`
data <- ggplot2::ggplot_build(plot)
plot <- data$plot
layout <- data$layout
data <- data$data
theme <- ggplot2:::plot_theme(plot$theme)
geom_grobs <- ggplot2:::by_layer(
function(l, d) l$draw_geom(d, layout),
plot$layers, data,
"converting geom to grob"
)
gt <- layout$render(geom_grobs, data, theme, plot$labels)
# for each inner gtable, we insert it to the panel area of the
# outter gtable
#
# how to get the coordinate origin from the `coord_radial()` ?
# origin <- layout$coord$transform(
# data.frame(x = 0.5, y = 0.5),
# panel_params = layout$panel_params[[1L]]
# )
# For bbox, `ggplot2::polar_bbox` always take (0.5, 0.5) as origin
bbox <- layout$panel_params[[1L]]$bbox
just <- c(
scales::rescale(0.5, from = bbox$x),
scales::rescale(0.5, from = bbox$y)
)
if (is.null(plot_table)) {
plot_table <- gt
} else {
# define the panel size of the inner track
rescale_factor <- last_plot_size / plot_size
# just using panel spacing as the spacer between two plots
spacing <- ggplot2::calc_element("panel.spacing.y", theme)
plot_table <- grid::editGrob(plot_table, vp = grid::viewport(
width = grid::unit(rescale_factor, "npc") - spacing,
height = grid::unit(rescale_factor, "npc") - spacing,
x = origin[1L], y = origin[2L],
just = just,
default.units = "native",
clip = "off"
))
# add the inner track to the panel area of the outter track
out_panel <- ggplot2::find_panel(gt)
plot_table <- gtable::gtable_add_grob(
gt, plot_table,
t = .subset2(out_panel, "t"),
l = .subset2(out_panel, "l"),
b = .subset2(out_panel, "b"),
r = .subset2(out_panel, "r"),
name = "inner-track"
)
}
origin <- just
last_plot_size <- plot_size # the last plot panel size
}
plot_table
}
library(ggplot2)
# draw_circle_list will convert all plot into polar coordinate
p1 <- ggplot(mpg, aes(class, displ)) +
geom_boxplot() +
theme(plot.background = element_rect(fill = "red")) +
ggplot2::guides(
theta = ggplot2::guide_axis_theta(angle = 0),
r = ggplot2::guide_axis(angle = 0)
) +
ggplot2::theme(axis.line.theta = ggplot2::element_line())
grid::grid.draw(draw_ggcircle_list(list(p1, p1)))
in above case I would suggest this.
Above file shows reference to UCMS_Surrogates_Rewrite.Domain.csproj can you please confirm if there is no library or package you're using under this project that might have a dependency on EntityFramework. If that package requires EntityFramework and it's not installed, you may see this error, can you verify under UCMS_Surrogates_Rewrite.Domain.csproj for all packages ?
I recommend using Maven for managing your project's external dependencies. It is very popular for Java. Your IDE should be able to generate a basic Maven java project. You will have to refer to the Maven manual for more info.
Why not use a Stateless option and go with a param i.e. redirect(/login?error=${encodeURIComponent(error.message)})
Then on the client-side useSearchParams#get('error'), then if you want to be fancy, you can mask the URL on the client-side and replace the URL in order to keep it clean.
With this, I arrived at the conclusion that the change had to be made into the file /usr/share/aclocal-1.16/python.m4
According to the Python documentation https://peps.python.org/pep-0632/#migration-advice, instead of distutils.sysconfig I had to use sysconfig, but the options of this one did not give me the same output as distutils. My best option was to use sys.path, specifically the last item in the list:
I replaced the line related to the pythondir variable and left the one related to pyexecdir so I could see the difference, then ran autoreconf -i and debuild..
checking for /usr/bin/python3.11 script directory (pythondir)...
${PYTHON_PREFIX}/lib/python3/dist-packages
checking for /usr/bin/python3.11 extension module directory (pyexecdir)...
${PYTHON_EXEC_PREFIX}/lib/python3.11/site-packages
The error you are experiencing appears to be caused by how you are trying to run HTML code in an environment that does not support HTML, such as Node.js. The error message SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<' indicates that the JavaScript interpreter is trying to read the HTML file as JavaScript, which is invalid.
In my case, my account session was expired as I changed my password, under signing and capabilities, I signed in again using my new password, and it worked as expected.
the only solution is you should get your coinbase wallet synchronized on the decentralized manual DApp network so it can help you restore all DApps data bugs such as missing or late transactions or error while swapping
have you found a solution for that? I would like to remove the "PreAuthentication failed with error" prefix without having to rework everything. Thanks in advance!
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If you're looking for a way to make a non-AirPrint printer accessible to your iOS devices, I’ve developed a solution that could help. My script, AirPrint Bridge, is designed specifically for macOS users to enable AirPrint functionality for printers that don't natively support it.
The above mentioned third party extension "View Latest Test Results" can be added only to a Test Case. And it is the only one extension of that type and it is the only way to find links of a test case to the artifacts in the Test Plan (Test suites, Test Results) via Azure DevOps Board's Query. Association with a User Story can be determined if your test case is linked to a user story and you create a query that shows linked test cases. They you have to open each test case one by one and look at what extension shows.
Surely there is a way to use Azure DevOps REST API and do any type of custom coding.
I have found a very simple solution to this because it recently happened to me: Select the center cube on the Perspective gizmo (the box with colorful cones in the time right of scene view) and your problem should be fixed. I know this was 11 months ago but this thread is still active for views.
None of the answers tell how to run test in specific file
Use regexp to find all the test functions(is there a better way?) in the given file, and run the with -run:
go test -v --run "("$(grep '^func Test' your_filename_test.go | awk -F'[ (]' '{print $2}' | paste -s -d"|')")"
As you are using a static method in your AccHelper class, you do not need to create an instance in order to call the method.
You can invoke in below way:
AccHelper.Accountrecordinsertion(pass values as parameters).
Also, you can improve your code. For instance, the general convention in Apex is to follow camelCase for method names. It would be better to rename your method to accountRecordInsertion.
I had the same problem,
thankfully the solution was installing VSCode in the chroot environment,
then run the code serve-web in the chroot
and it will provide a url so you can access VSCode
If you wanna get ordered record - you must use Pydantic model, or manually write mappings.
schema.py:
from pydantic import BaseModel
class ProductRead(BaseModel):
product_id: int
name: str
price: int
description: str
stars: int
ingredients: str
nutrition: str
image_id: int
You can request all the scopes you desire, regardless of whether the user has access to them. Okta will only return the authorized scopes, even if you asked for others.
I believe the Okta provider has some defaults. If you want to totally remove them, you can also create a custom provider based on the current Okta provider and remove the scope parameter completely. NextAuth doesn’t have an internal default for all providers.
Using JSONPath expressions you may insert {"pvc\\tcapacity\\tstorageclass\\n"} as
kubectl get pvc -o=jsonpath='{"pvc\tcapacity\tstorageclass\n"}{range .items[*]}{@.metadata.name}{"\t"}{@.spec.resources.requests.storage}{"\t"}{@.spec.storageClassName}{"\n"}{end}'
My issue was simply that instead of using url_for, I used href="/". Once I started using url_for everything started working.
Just stating in case anyone else did this.
I believe the problem I had was using 100% instead of 100hv where 100% is 100% of the parent but using 100vh seems to do what I want and limit the size of the Table
Well, it took a while but here's what worked. I had to spend some quality time learning more about JSON nested objects and how to process them. I found this website particularly helpful. The code is:
I saw your code and then I looked at the problem on Code Forces.
You seem to implement a tableau of integers in dp.
The answer needed seems to be the number of bills.
There is the commentary section for bills inferior to 100.
Then I don’t try to understand what’s in the for loop.
Faithfully,
SC
Here’s how I implemented it: I use Redis for server-to-server communication. Each client is assigned a unique hub code that associates them with a specific hub upon connection. When a message is sent, the sender checks if the recipient is on the same hub. If they are, the message is delivered directly. If not, Redis is queried to determine the recipient's hub code.
Each hub also listens to a dedicated channel. If the recipient (User B) is on a different hub or server, but their hub code matches a hub stored in Redis, the message is routed to that server. If no match is found, it means the recipient is offline. In that case, the message is marked as unread and stored in both Redis and the database.
I have implemented it on my app but the package has a lot of missing features because is outdated and most of the options there are not working. But it works good as simple navigation.
Have you found some way to remove this receiver on the build process? My build also contains this and we were rejected on a process to publish the app on a private store because the permissions used by the receiver are not allowed by the store's guidelines.
I've tried to remove the permission itself using <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.DUMP" tools:node="remove"/> on my Manifest but that didn't work.
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