Its the issue of invalidation of SHA-1 and SHA-256 fingerprints . You may generate new keys by ./gradlew signingReport and load them into firebase console
I had same issue:
Created ps1 file in share and task scheduler to run with -Bypass file \fileshare deployed with GPO under NT AUTHORITY\System to run, but it failed with permission denied, even dir \sharedfolder was showing directory.
Tried many times didn't work but when I ran the script (ps1) localy it ran fine, so it has to be permissions on the share folder which it had everyone and SYSTEM as shared permissions to run and Security as well.
The fix was when I add "Authenticated Users" under the NTFS (Security Tab) on folder that was shared, taskscheduler start working.
Missing Required Libraries
Cause: The emulator requires certain DLLs, which might be missing or not found.
Fix:
Ensure that Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable is installed. Download and install the latest version for both x86 and x64 architectures from Microsoft's website.
Reboot your machine after installation.
I have the same problem with Xcode Version 16.2 (16C5032a) and none of the proposed solutions works.
I solved it by simply adding a line to the path going from top to bottom:
just after the segments.forEach loop:
As @user206550 suggested, using just Matern(1 | x + y) works.
It seems strange that spaMM::Matern(1 | x + y) would cause the kind of error message mentioned, but it seems it just is like that.
I also want to disable typo checking in comments (I use Italian language)
I tried:
Select menu Settings. Then in the Tree, select Editor > Inspections > Proofreading > Typo. Then uncheck "Process comments"
....
but I did not find Options and "Process comments" !
I think they have moved elsewhere .. pls help
It's may be, that SQL Server fully local and it have not remote access. By example, SQL Server Express is local. So, sqlcmd -L cannot find the local server because this server is not responding to the broadband access request.
I use this command
sc queryex | grep "MSSQL"
It return, for example
Service_Name: MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS2
Service_Name: MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS
It get list of all system services and find services with name constraints "MSSQL". It return list of system services for every MS SQL instances. But it return only local instances, on current machine, for remote server, on remote machine, use sqlcmd -L.
I'm the maintainer of the Capacitor Firebase plugins. This method is not yet supported. Feel free to create a feature request on GitHub and we will implement that.
I was able to answer my own question after much brainstorming and apparently the solution was very simple. Since /home/spidey/sopon3/rda-aof/ has been configured as the directory to serve the files that can be accessible using just my-devdomain.com/data-file.pdf, all I had to do was create another directory inside /rda-aof and put my files there. So now the url looks like this: my-devdomain.com/public/data-file.pdf. With this, I was able to configure spring security to allow /public/** without any authentication.
This is unrelated to Docker itself. It's tied to a template file within the Kafka image provided by Confluent: kafka.properties.template. This template is processed by the configure script when the container starts, where the env variables are actually used to build the configuration (kafka.properties) file before starting Kafka itself.
For me it was intuitive to simply type in the input box using Chrome and hopefully the answer would be accepted. But you have to select your typed in words below the input box. This may appear to be a bug related to the input box. So make sure you click on the blue section below the input box for your selection. Tried all of the above and they did not work.
BeautifulSoup is just a parser as it retrieves the static HTML content from the server and can't handle JavaScript-rendered content, while Selenium can because it emulates a browser.
!pip install loclx-colab
import loclx_colab.loclx as lx
port = 8787 # The service port that you want to expose
access_token = "Your_Token_Here" # Your LocalXpose token here
url = lx.http_tunnel_start(port, access_token)
if url:
print(f"Your service is exposed to this URL: https://{url}")
You don't need to pass an id in for the associated entity role. It will get one automatically after it gets created. Then you can get it for test purposes with UserEntityRole.last
I think if you aren;t finding good answers for your question any where you should ask it from gpt by asking it like : "tell me everything about [topic] in an easy to understand language " .It will really provide you with a detailed explanation and further you can make modifications to it also .
# Read a file from the workspace
with open("/dbfs/workspace/<folder>/<file>.txt", "r") as file:
content = file.read()
print(content)
To write:
# Write a file to the workspace
with open("/dbfs/workspace/<folder>/<file>.txt", "w") as file:
file.write("This is a test file.")
Sometime I use dbutils API, here is some examples:
# Write a file to the workspace
dbutils.fs.put("workspace:/shared_folder/example.txt", "This is a test file.")
# Read the file
content = dbutils.fs.head("workspace:/shared_folder/example.txt")
print(content)
Lets me know if above is not working, I will help more.
Cheers
here is the attempt with Spannable, text does not change???
fun getAllMeds(): List<Medication> {
val medList = mutableListOf<Medication>()
val db = readableDatabase
val query = "SELECT * FROM $TABLE_NAME"
val cursor = db.rawQuery(query, null)
while (cursor.moveToNext()) {
val id = cursor.getInt(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(COLUMN_ID))
val medpill = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(COLUMN_MEDPILL))
val medtaken = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(COLUMN_MEDTAKEN))
val spannable = SpannableString("Take (" + medpill + ") pill every " + medtaken)
spannable.setSpan(
ForegroundColorSpan(Color.RED),
6, // start
9, // end
Spannable.SPAN_EXCLUSIVE_INCLUSIVE
)
var newText = spannable.toString()
val med = Medication(id, newText)
medList.add(med)
}
cursor.close()
db.close()
return medList
}
I found a package that supports Google Sign-In for all platforms including Windows and Linux. It is called google_sign_in_all_platforms. I have been using it for quite a while, and it works like a charm.
I've recently encountered an issue after manually deleting SDK 30.0.1 and then re-downloading the same version. Despite following the usual steps, I seem to be facing some challenges:
I deleted SDK 30.0.1 manually from my system.
I re-downloaded SDK 30.0.1 toolkit and attempted to set it up again.
However, I'm running into problems that I wasn't expecting. Could someone guide me on what might be going wrong or what additional steps I should take to ensure a smooth reinstallation?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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I've also encountered this in FireStore and simulating a CREATE. It turns out you also need to specify the ID when POSTing to the collection sample simulation
It’s generally not a good idea to emulate features from other languages in Rust. When you create a boxed trait object, you incur two types of overhead:
1. Pointer indirection via the Box, which stores the value on the heap.
2. Dynamic dispatch through the vtable to resolve the method call.
so it’s best to avoid it unless absolutely necessary.
Additionally, when you box a type T, you’re moving it to the heap, which means that T cannot have references, because after moving something on heap, rust cannot guarantee that referenced value will outlive the T, so this operation is not allowed in safe rust. As a result, if your iterator implementations contain references to other data, they cannot be boxed, as this would lead violate rust's safety guarantees.
I think when exist 1 cut (separate graph to multiple connected component) have multiple light edges. So we can choose any edge of them and put it to min span tree
If you pass the date as a string it creates the date in UTC.
const t1 = new Date(2024,11,12) // 11 because month starts at 0
// -> '2024-12-11T23:00:00.000Z' (I am in UTC+1)
const t2 = new Date("2024-12-12")
// '2024-12-12T00:00:00.000Z'
Just came across this post searching for an issue I have. Does anyone know what‘s the behavior on iOS with PWA‘s added to „Home Screen“? I would suppose the code still stops working after PWA goes to background.
My issue is that when I re-open the PWA, updates -which happened while in background- are not being displayed
Appreciate any ideas!
Incorrect reset Condition: The condition (column<row) does not ensure proper reset logic for column.
You can update your logic so that you can get expected output.
static void printPascal(int row, int column, int rowLimit) {
for (; row < rowLimit; ) {
System.out.println("(" + row + ", " + column + ")");
if (column < row) {
column++; // Move to the next column in the current row
} else {
column = 0; // Reset column for the next row
row++; // Move to the next row
}
}
}
You need to expose a property that will represent the image URI and ensure it notifies the UI when it changes.
Add HeldPieceImageUri as a property with INotifyPropertyChanged to ensure the UI updates when the image changes.
Use another function UpdateHeldPieceImage() to update HeldPieceImageUri based on the top value of holdStack.
Finally, call UpdateHeldPieceImage() at the end of holdTetromino().
Don’t forget to update your WPF XAML to include an Image control to preview the held piece. Also make sure the TetrisViewModel is set as the DataContext of your Window.
As mentioned above, I didn't manage to encapsulate desired icon files into my executable to later access them with relative paths from my script.
However there seems to be a way around as PyInstaller has no issues in attaching icon to the executable file itself.
Afterwards I just read and decode icon from the executable file.
Thanks to this post:
How to extract 32x32 icon bitmap data from EXE and convert it into a PIL Image object?
My final script looks next:
import sys
import win32api
import win32con
import win32gui
import win32ui
from PySide6.QtCore import Qt
from PySide6.QtGui import QImage, QPixmap
from PySide6.QtWidgets import QApplication, QMainWindow, QLabel
def extract_icon_from_exe(exe_path):
"""Extracts the icon from an executable and converts it to a QPixmap with transparency."""
# Get system icon size
ico_x = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CXICON)
ico_y = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CYICON)
# Extract the large icon from the executable
large, small = win32gui.ExtractIconEx(exe_path, 0)
if not large:
raise RuntimeError("Failed to extract icon.")
hicon = large[0] # Handle to the large icon
# Create a compatible device context (DC) and bitmap
hdc = win32ui.CreateDCFromHandle(win32gui.GetDC(0))
mem_dc = hdc.CreateCompatibleDC()
hbmp = win32ui.CreateBitmap()
hbmp.CreateCompatibleBitmap(hdc, ico_x, ico_y)
mem_dc.SelectObject(hbmp)
# Draw the icon onto the bitmap
mem_dc.DrawIcon((0, 0), hicon)
# Retrieve the bitmap info and bits
bmpinfo = hbmp.GetInfo()
bmpstr = hbmp.GetBitmapBits(True)
# Convert to a QImage with transparency (ARGB format)
image = QImage(bmpstr, bmpinfo["bmWidth"], bmpinfo["bmHeight"], QImage.Format_ARGB32)
# Clean up resources
win32gui.DestroyIcon(hicon)
mem_dc.DeleteDC()
hdc.DeleteDC()
return QPixmap.fromImage(image)
class MainWindow(QMainWindow):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.setWindowTitle("Hello World Application")
label = QLabel("Hello, World!", self)
label.setAlignment(Qt.AlignmentFlag.AlignCenter)
self.setWindowIcon(extract_icon_from_exe(sys.executable))
self.setCentralWidget(label)
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
window = MainWindow()
window.resize(400, 300)
window.show()
sys.exit(app.exec())
@Tejzeratul: Sure. The sad fact is, that I don't know yet how to setup HTTPS in dev mode and also don't want to bother with certificates etc. while still developping. It is a different thing to set up HTTPS on a production server, but my dev machine is not even reachable from the internet.
@nneonneo: Thank you very much! I immediately tried out ngrok, and I immediately ran into CSRF problems: The login form was posted to http://...ngrok-free-app, and the request origin was https:/...ngrok-free-app, so node_modules/@sveltejs/kit/src/runtime/server/respond.js throw a "Cross-site POST form submissions are forbidden" error. After trying more elegant approaches, I switched off CSRF protection. See above, I added a fourth step.
If you've tried this and many other methods, but it still complains about "symbol not found...", you may have missed one last step before you break your computer.
I've been trying to mess with dependencies for days, but nothing has happened, except for new errors. If you're at this point, but haven't tried to Invalidate caches and restarting your projects, give it a try. This is the only thing that worked for me.
Your database must have that collection already have been created for the first time. Simply just import that model (no need to use if don't needed), mongoose will create that collection for you in database.
Apparently it was a network issue. I made both the S3 bucket and Redshift cluster, publicly accessible, and the COPY command execute successfully in a few minutes.
My problem was in not using source for my LineupSerializer. After adding this the problem got solved and the serialised had access to all objects, including foreign keys in my models:
class LineupSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
players = LineupPlayerSerializer(source='lineup',many=True)
@axandce 's answer does what is expected, but I have to also clarify a little on his commands used. Instead of using poetry config certificates.pythonhosted.org false, one have to use poetry config certificates.pythonhosted.cert false instead - I have tried it on my machine.
// Fetch checkbox values and filter them based on the options available in the form.
var form = FormApp.openById('1gFmmKPZ72O3l1hl93_rxhXwezPVqxNvGISEi7wnDP_o'); // Form ID
var checkboxesItem = form.getItems(FormApp.ItemType.CHECKBOX)[0].asCheckboxItem();
ecm's comment is absolutely right - if I write section .textwithout the colon it works fine and prints Result: 0. A totally silent "error" until the program is run.
In my situation, I have two separate projects under the solution. The problem was that these projects were targeting different CPU architectures. You can fix this by changing your projects to target the same CPU architecture.
I wrote a blog post on this. The gist of the article are three possible fixes:
Fix 1: Remove the attribution-reporting Directive
If your application does not rely on attribution-reporting, simply remove it from the Permissions-Policy header in your server or hosting configuration.
Fix 2: Ensure Compatibility with Browser Support
If you intend to use attribution-reporting, ensure that your app consider cross-browser quirks. Check for browser support using req.headers['user-agent'] and conditionally add the header:
const userAgent = req.headers['user-agent'];
if (userAgent.includes('Chrome/')) {
res.setHeader("Permissions-Policy", "attribution-reporting=()");
}
Fix 3: Update or Configure Dependencies
If the header is being added by a dependency (e.g., a library or hosting provider), update the dependency or override its configuration. If you're using Vercel, you might want to use a vercel.json file:
The compiler will store the variable, if volatile, after each modify and read it back again.
If your ISRs are non-concurrent, then you can get away with not making it volatile, since code would not get preempted. The access will be basically atomic.
That said, I would say, if you work not alone on this project, make it volatile.
The speed impact will be small, as well as the memory footprint. And most important, if the variable will, at some point, be used at other places as well, you will not have have less issues with concurrent access.
That tutorial is outdated already. No need for 'start' command anymore, just run the app and call the 'acv snap ' command (checkout the readme in the acvtool repository).
I don't know if you are new to embedded coding, but your code is missing a lot, maybe you should start all over again, You can go with online tutorials on youtube.
These are many enterprises require for tracking GitHub Copilot generated code, in the situation that you are in the enterprise registered GitHub Copilot for Business or Enterprise, you will have few APIs to cover in the organization/team level, not for individual because it is privacy issue.
For Metrics API, it has repository metrics tracked but only for PR summaries, not for every code generated in the IDE/Editor side. If you would like to looking at more details, you may need to build a forward proxy, where nginx can do TLS Inspection of tracking any package sent through client and GitHub API, as well as any telemetry of VSCode when you are coding for a workspace associated with repository...
