Assuming you're using the Microsoft C# extension, if you want this feature, I'd suggest raising a feature-request. I don't see one from searching existing ones for code actions.
Ok found my error. In nodejs implementation, the list namespace is accessible using .lst. and not .list. like in python implementation. Could be of interest btw to harmonise naming between all 3 implémentations RS, JS, python.
Try ln command
i.e. ln -s storage/app/public/* public/storage/
While the solutions by @BenzyNeez work, you can also fix this simply by changing from .paging to .viewAligned(limitBehavior: .always):
.scrollTargetBehavior(.viewAligned(limitBehavior: .always))
I did all of this and nothing has worked. what else should I do?
Change tl.device_print(pid) to tl.device_print("pid",pid)
Task 1: Build an Exam Marks Calculator Application Your school is hiring you, as a programmer to develop an Exam Marks Calculator Application using VB.Net. Use the following steps to complete the task.
> 1) Given any ad-source X from the list of supported ad-sources of Admob
> medaition, is it ok to use one of the functions I've mentioned above
> for GDPR ? Should I just change the "755" for them based on the
> website? What should I do for companies that aren't on the list on the
> website?
Replace the vendor ID (e.g., 755 for Google) with the specific ID of the ad network in question.
To access the complete and most up-to-date list of vendor IDs, you can visit the official IAB Europe TCF Vendor List page: see here. See also here: https://www.uniconsent.com/iab-tcf-vendor-list
> 2) What should I do about the US rules? Is it ok to just compare to > one of the strings, as I did? Or should I make it work differently, > such as checking a single letter or perform a special bitwise > operation?
I think it's ok.
> If I choose to be strict there (meaning assume all users chose not to
> share data), would it affect all countries in the world, or only those
> that are affected by the US regulations?
Applying COPPA settings might affect all users globally. To prevent unintended consequences, might be good to verify the user's location or the presence of "IABGPP_GppSID" before enforcing COPPA restrictions.
This error will usually occur when an error has occurred in the query.
Check your parameters.
Geez, I finally get used to loose typing and PHP introduces this? I do enjoy strict typing, don't get me wrong, but I've had to endure ignoring my own controlling habits all this time since leaving embedded C and ASM behind.
*sighes deeply*
Oh well. I believe that my clients, whom I do programming work for, will appreciate my use of this strict typing. Thank you all for your answers - I was unaware of these new changes in 7.0, so you have enlightened me to my own controlling delight. :-)
try using a virtual environment :
python -m venv venv
source ./venv/bin/activate # Linux
.\venv\Scripts\activate # Windows
pip3 install pytube
also there is another issue being discussed in the github repo , also i would recommend using yt-dlp as this is updated more often and the bug fixes are quicker
It works fine, but doesn't work when I try to put the source file on the server.
Powershell -NoL -NoP -C "&{$ts=New-TimeSpan -M 10;"^
"GCI "\\192.168.20.211\\Temp" -Fi '\*.txt'|?{"^
"$_.LastWriteTime -gt ((Get-Date)-$ts)}|"^
%%{CpI $_.FullName 'C:\\Temp2'}}"
I am a error Get-ChildItem : Impossible to find a positional parameter accepting the argument
Do you have any idea how to point to my server ?
Sorry for traduction.
Installing [email protected], then updating the import syntax did it for me.
Hi did you found any solution for the above bug?
I was facing a similar issue until someone from the Discord channel helped me out. They shared an article that explained exactly how to fix it. After reading the article, I was able to run my project without any issues.
For anyone else experiencing this, the solution involves configuring the earlyAccess boolean as described in the Prisma documentation. You can check it out here: Prisma Config Reference: earlyAccess Boolean
That's not true. You have to check the payment_status attribute also. If it's paid you're ok
LIST MBR.FILE MBR_UMID MBR_NM MBR_GK_BD MBR_GK_ED GK_ADJ_CD LOB_CLASS PROD_LOB PROD_BD WITH PROD_LOB = "MER" AND GK_ADJ_CD = "" AND MBR_GK_ED = ""
The error you've encountered indicates the timeout of the upstream container. It means that the request to the server is taking too long to process, causing the timeout. One possible cause is due to large file uploads. It is also possible that Cloud Run might not have enough memory and CPU for file processing which is why it works well locally. You might need to configure it and set memory limits.
As mentioned by Chris, it might be helpful to change the default timeout value. Aside from that, you can implement logging and tracing so you'll be able to know exactly what process is taking too much time. You can read this documentation about logging and viewing logs in Cloud Run.
This has been fixed. Update the MsTest.TestAdapter and the MsTest.Sdk version if using that
oh, same error:( Did you fix it?
I was having the same problem with not being able to retrieve that data that was stored in localStorage in my simple React App. I could view the data in localStorage, but after refreshing the page, the data would be cleared. I found this solution after prompting Gemini for an answer,it solved the problem for me:
Strict Mode (React 18 and later): If you are using React 18 in development mode, Strict Mode might cause your useEffect to run twice, which can cause confusion. This is usually not a problem in production. Try commenting out <React.StrictMode> to see if it makes a difference.
Looks like this was a bug and has been fixed in v7.3.0: https://github.com/jlevers/selling-partner-api/issues/848
Adding on to Wongjn's answer, if you want the CLI to also work, your components.json will also need to be updated.
I have a turborepo template where there is a shared tailwind-config package, a react web app and a ui component. The changes I needed to make were:
apps
├─ web
| ├─ src
| | └─ style.css # change
packages
├─ ui
| └─ components.json # change
tools
├─ tailwind
| ├─ style.css
| └─ package.json # change
@import 'tailwindcss';
/* Added this line */
@import '@repo/tailwind-config/style.css';
This is only needed to use the CLI - if you are only copying/pasting code, there's no need to make any modification here.
{
"tailwind": {
// Remove old reference to tailwind.config.ts
"config": "",
"css": "../../tools/tailwind/style.css"
},
}
At the time of writing, you also need to use the canary version of Shadcn's CLI, e.g.
npx shadcn@latest add button
Exporting the tools/tailwind/style.css shared config:
"exports": {
"./style.css": "./style.css"
},
The full code is available at my repository below:
Hope this was helpful!
I came up with this solution which could be solved within a docker container: proof of concept - macvlan - docker to host communication
If you're using Yarn 2+, you need to create a .yarnrc.yml file, which is more like this:
npmScopes:
[NPM_ORG]:
npmRegistryServer: "[NPM_REGISTRY]"
npmAuthToken: "[NPM_TOKEN]"
In the "Hilscher EtherNet/IP Tool," a software scanner, you'll find the LibEtherNetIPV2.dll alongside the corresponding .pdb file. This library provides basic functionality for both the adapter and scanner sides, primarily handling lower level stuff like message parsing, data production/consumption, and timeout management.
While the library itself is not formally documented, it's offered as a debug build and is available for free. However, creating a fully functional adapter will require you to implement a lot more, such as TCP and UDP server bits, the full object dictionary, message dispatching, and a ton of other features.
This tool is my baby, and we also have a C#-based Software Adapter that uses the library. It's just a skeleton we use as a dummy peer for testing our own scanner products. It is not distributed.
So, since there was no other response, for experiments, and if the topic is still of interest, you may want to take a look at the lib with a reflection tool, like dotPeek, which should allow you to peek into somthing which is close to the original source code.
You can modify install.packages(), specifying which gcc to use with configure.vars = "". Below I am specifying gcc-14 from homebrew.
install.packages("package_to_install", configure.vars = "CC=/opt/homebrew/bin/gcc-14 CXX=/opt/homebrew/bin/g++-14 FC=/opt/homebrew/bin/gfortran")
There is a math:pow function:
math:pow( $x as xs:double?, $y as xs:numeric ) as xs:double?
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The accepted solution solves the issue, but now the cursor stopped hiding while typing... Is there any way to keep both the way it's always been?
What worked for me was deleting .build and node_modules folders first, then running npx prisma generate
pycharm is just not seeing your ollama.exe by default so just add it to windows PATH through enviroment variables
I have the same problem. is this solved?
The fix was to use:
$json = @{"schemaVersion"=1; "label"="coverage"; "message"="${{ env.COVERAGE }}%"; "color"="green"} | ConvertTo-Json
instead.
For any reason, Github Actions does not pick up "$env:COVERAGE%". But it does with "${{ env.COVERAGE }}%" here.
Check out this article about authflows
SELECT CAST(your_date_column AS DATE) AS your_date_column FROM your_table;
This was driving me crazy on trying to figure out how to fix. I was able to get this working by adding github_host to the html_context {} in conf.py.
The rst__prolog fix was working, but something seemed strange that I couldn't set this in conf.py. It seems you can do the same for bitbucket or gitlab by setting bitbucket_host or gitlab_host the same way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=QHz1Rs6lZHQ&t=1s&ab_channel=DAIMTODeveloperTips
This was the solution for me, i needed to pass only https://yukkiewqr.eu.pythonanywhere.com/accounts/google/login/callback/
You could checkout without the submodules
git checkout --no-recurse-submodules <BRANCH>
G++ accepts this code because it sees that no temporary object is constructed when calling from main():
std::vector<int> v;
foo(3, v);
But when it detects such an attempt, it generates the same error as Clang. Meanwhile Clang rejects the code as soon as it notices that it's error-prone.
for windows, use: .shell cls .shell cls; (you can put semi-colon at the end, if needed, it would work without as well)
Gmail for Android (before version 13) has some bugs when rendering HTML emails, and here's how to fix them.
Gmail's older versions tend to ignore padding applied via style. The best workaround is using table-based layouts instead of <div> and applying cellpadding or td padding.
Example Fix Using <table>
<table role="presentation" width="100%" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td align="left" style="padding: 15px; background-color: #f4f4f4;">
This is a test email.
</td>
</tr>
</table>
✅ Using cellpadding="10" ensures padding works in Gmail.
Older Gmail versions may ignore text-align in <div>. The fix? Use table-based alignment.
<table><table role="presentation" width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0">
<tr>
<td align="center" style="text-align: center; font-size: 16px;">
<p style="margin: 0;">Centered Text in Gmail</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
✅ align="center" ensures proper alignment in older Gmail versions.
!importantSome styles may get stripped, so use:
<p style="padding: 20px !important; text-align: center !important;">
Forced padding and alignment
</p>
An alternative approach is to use conditionals in your defaultConfig:
defaultConfig {
buildConfigField("Boolean", "MY_FLAVOR", "FLAVOR == \"my_flavor\"")
}
will produce some like this:
// Field from default config.
public static final Boolean MY_FLAVOR = FLAVOR == "my_flavor";
We added TLSv1.3:
ssl_session_timeout 5m;
ssl_protocols TLSv1.1 TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3; # Include TLSv1.3 if supported
ssl_ciphers "EECDH+AESGCM:EDH+AESGCM:AES256+EECDH:AES256+EDH"; # Use Mozilla's generator
ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on;
add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains;
Using the same sudo password helped. (To answer the question)
objectName := "avatars/" + string(userId) + fileExtention
fileURL, err := bucket.SignedURL(objectName, &storage.SignedURLOptions{ Method: "GET", Expires: time.Date(2500, time.January, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, time.UTC), })
Because headerHeight in your js should take offsetHeight of nav and when the fixed class is added you need to adjust nav width accordingly too.
The error "redirect_uri_mismatch" (Error 400) occurs when the redirect URI sent in the authentication request does not match the authorized redirect URIs in your Google Cloud Console. Since you already changed the uri in Google Cloud Console, make sure it matches the one in the your code as well (either in your Django Settings or where you construct the google oauth client).
I didn't see a correct response on this. The answer is at the bottom of this page in the docs. here
Run pm2 with this flag
pm2 start app.js --shutdown-with-message
and add a check for 'message' instead of or aswell as SIGINT
process.on('message', async (msg) => {
if(msg === 'shutdown'){
console.log( 'Shutting down...');
await shutdownHandler();
console.log('Exiting now...');
setTimeout(function() {
process.exit(0)
}, 1500)
}
})
This works on windows, not so sure why the timeout is there just yet I included it because the docs do but my function is async so im thinking the timeout is useless, does anyone else this it is useless in the above scenario ? maybe it just gives the app time to process.exit gracefully.
now
pm2 stop app.js
will run the shutdown procedure, to check logs (check shutdown has ran)
pm2 logs app.js
Hope this helps.
I think the provider you want to override is auth.password (Github):
$this->app->singleton('auth.password', function ($app) {
Log::debug('Binding CustomPasswordBrokerManager...');
return new CustomPasswordBrokerManager($app);
});
The problem was with the frame as it is obsolete and changing it to border did the trick thanks to @Bhavanesh
The problem can be solved if the constants are in lower case: alice, bob, james instead of Alice, Bob, James.
In my case, the error occurred because my GPU did not have enough memory to initialize the model.
This is a typical message for the Conflict Resolver functionality. During network outage there were changes to records in both databases: HQ and Agency.
Once network was back online SymmetricDS had to reconcile changes to same rows initiated in different databases.
Typically conflict resolution configuration settings are set to LATEST_WINS. This forces SymmetricDS to pick a losing change (older one in this case) and log a message.
If you are concerned about data integrity, you can re-load entire tables from HQ to Agency - to make sure they are in-sync goring forward.
I'm facing an issue with bulk editing in my .NET application using NHibernate. When I update field X after starting the application, it works fine. However, when I try to update another field using bulk edit, NHibernate generates the same UPDATE query as before, but assigns the new value to X instead of updating the intended field.
I'm using an Update function that accepts a lambda expression. The function starts by opening a stateless session and closes it after the update. My NHibernate configuration has both first-level and second-level caching disabled.
I've tried the following, but the issue persists:
Using transactions
Opening a session and calling Clear() before updating
Ensuring caching is disabled
Despite these attempts, NHibernate always generates an UPDATE query targeting X, causing incorrect values to be stored in the database.
How can I resolve this issue?
You are right. It is not possible for a bot to start a chat with a user after user's joining in public channel. But there is one way to have something like that.
In telegram the only "legit" way to do so is to use "Automated request approval flow". You must have a private channel with enabled "send requests to join" option. Only in that cases bots without being directly activated are allowed to start chats with users(who have sent a request and are waiting approval to join your private channel).
You still can have, for example, user-bot, which technically is allowed to write first(because it is just a user controlled by code), but after you will get some threshold of started chats with "strangers" per day, account will get "Spam ban" and lose ability to start a chat with non-contacts for a limited(or not) time.
So, if you are willing to make a good impression on new users, just do your best at making you channel prettier. 🤓
You need to call the function after declaring it, i.e.:
function onResponse(res) {
const body = res.getBody();
console.log('Response body: ', body);
}
onResponse(res);
console.log('Test execution in Bruno');
So, you need to go into the manifest GID(the files from the build you uploaded) and make sure that the launch file(exe) is the EXACT name/pathway that you find in the manifest GID, for me, i had to change it from "Game.exe" to "Game/Game.exe"
I've Already Included an answer as this took me 2 days to figure out.
When the script is not bound to the spreadsheet you can still get IDs and use the IDs to make the move:
function moveSpreadsheet(spreadSheetID, newFolderID) {
//Get the spreadsheet file
let file = DriveApp.getFileById(spreadSheetID);
//Get the target folder
let newFolder = DriveApp.getFolderById(newFolderID);
//Move the file to the new folder
file.moveTo(newFolder);
}
To use this function you would need to already have the IDs. You can get the IDs by copying from the URLs as mentioned above. Spreadsheet IDs appear after "d/", and Folder IDs come at the end of the URL. If you already have the spreadsheet object, e.g. you programmatically created a new one, you can get its ID using the spreadsheet.getID() method.
It should be
import { collection, query, where, getDocs, getFirestore } from '@react-native-firebase/firestore'
Checkout the docs: https://rnfirebase.io/migrating-to-v22
just add this line no need to any other step AppServiceProvider.php:
public function register(): void
{
$this->app->usePublicPath(base_path('public_html'));
}
I had the same issue, where I have code that was using List.IsNullOrEmpty(). Turns out that it was a breaking change from the Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens library when it updated to version 8.0.
I initially found this article: https://adamstorr.co.uk/blog/microsoft.identitymodel.tokens-has-finally-fixed-isnullorempty-foobar/
There is another StackOverflow entry with additional information: https://stackoverflow.com/a/77747664/17390042
That entry points to the github issue thread here: https://github.com/AzureAD/azure-activedirectory-identitymodel-extensions-for-dotnet/issues/1722
As of Spring '25 release, the View All Fields (Global) which is the system permission is currently only available for some of the data cloud licenses.
Refer to this link for more information: https://ideas.salesforce.com/s/idea/a0B8W00000MkjC7UAJ/permission-sets-readedit-all-fields-permission
After a lot of experimentation, I found that handling Bootstrap 5.3 modals in multi‑page apps requires some extra care. The key issues were:
BFCache and Navigation: When a user navigates back, the page can be restored from the BFCache. In these cases, events like popstate might not fire, but pageshow does (with event.persisted set to true). This allows you to detect that the page was restored.
Race Conditions: There was a race condition where the modal’s shown.bs.modal event fired after I requested a hide(). I solved this by using a flag (shouldBeHidden) and a one‑time listener on shown.bs.modal so that if the modal finishes showing while a hide was requested, it is immediately hidden.
Fade Animation: I temporarily remove the fade class in the force‑hide method to ensure that any ongoing animation doesn’t interfere with closing the modal. In this example, I want the modal to fade-in, but not fade out.
I hope this helps anyone facing similar issues with Bootstrap 5 modals in a multi‑page application! If you have a more elegant or reliable solution, please share so we can all learn from one another.
Tested this solution on: Windows: Chrome, Firefox, Android: Chrome, Firefox IOS: Safari
// PreloaderModal.js (JS Module)
export default class PreloaderModal {
/**
* Initialize the modal.
*/
constructor() {
// Define the modal element
this.modalEl = document.getElementById( "processingModal" );
// Create a new modal instance in Bootstrap
this.modalInstance = new bootstrap.Modal( this.modalEl, {
backdrop: 'static',
focus: true,
keyboard: false
} );
// This flag to determine if the modal should be hidden, defaults to no.
this.shouldBeHidden = false;
// Bind event handlers to ensure proper context
this.onPageShow = this.onPageShow.bind( this );
}
/**
* Show the modal.
*/
show() {
// Reset the flag
this.shouldBeHidden = false;
// add fade from the classlist, just in case it was removed
this.modalEl.classList.add( 'fade' );
// Show the modal.
this.modalInstance.show();
// Add event listeners.
window.addEventListener( 'pageshow', this.onPageShow );
// attach a one-time listener to the modal for the shown event.
// there's a possibility of a race condition where the modal is shown but should be hidden
// if that happens, we hide it immediately.
this.modalEl.addEventListener('shown.bs.modal', () => {
if ( this.shouldBeHidden ) {
this._forceHide();
}
}, { once: true });
}
/**
* Hide the modal.
*/
hide() {
// Set a flag so that if the shown event fires later, we hide immediately.
this.shouldBeHidden = true;
this._forceHide()
}
/**
* Force-hide the modal.
*/
_forceHide() {
// remove fade from the classlist
this.modalEl.classList.remove( 'fade' );
// Using internal state check if necessary; note _isShown is not public API.
if (this.modalInstance._isShown) {
this.modalInstance.hide();
}
// As a fallback, force-remove the "show" class and backdrop.
this.modalEl.classList.remove('show');
const backdrop = document.querySelector('.modal-backdrop');
if ( backdrop ) {
backdrop.remove();
}
}
/**
* When a pageshow event is detected, check to see if it was persisted (user clicked back/forward button)
* if so, hide the modal
* @param {*} event
*/
onPageShow( event ) {
if ( event.persisted ) {
this.hide();
}
}
}
// Using the JS Module
import PreloaderModal from "./components/PreloaderModal";
( function() {
const preloader = new PreloaderModal();
// ... do form validation etc.
preloader.show();
// ... submit the form
})();
I wonder if there may be an underlying networking issue with the Github runners being used. I have run into this problem several times in the last few months. I have an ansible playbook that sets up a test environment for pull requests. There could be 2 or 3 of these running at a time and they are all targeting the same server.
I get the connection error intermittently. Previously I was using the above mentioned run-ansible-playbook action and I switched to just using the built in ansible-playbook cli that comes bundled with the Ubuntu runner image. The error occurs regardless of which method I use and simply re-running the failed action resolves the issue.
i dont know if you still face the problem, but you can just add coerceAtLeast(0f) and it the footer slides down with the sheet and you could find it here: https://github.com/MahmoudElsayedEssa/BottomSheetPinnedFooter/blob/main/app/src/main/java/com/example/bottomsheetpinnedfooter/BottomSheetWithPinnedFooterLinkedLike.kt
Despite of lack of context(Blob storage or Azure Files) I assume your are trying to use Azure Files storage in Azure Portal with turned off "Allow storage account key access" option on Storage account. Screenshot of that option in already exciting Storage account.
This 'issue' is already explained by Microsoft employee on learn.microsoft:
...If you disable account access keys, you will not be able to access Azure Files or Table storage as they do not support (yet?) Azure AD authentication. Azure Storage supports Azure AD authorization for requests to Blob and Queue storage only....
A quite number of people are now facing this issue. Even with Next JS. I'll advise you join Clerk's discord channel for further conversations with the team
As I can't find the answer nowhere too, can you tell me how did you manage it?
Shorts on Youtube are now allowed to be up to 3 minutes long. Has the API been updated for this?
I got the answer from Google IssueTracker, it is a bug in Android Studio, will be fixed in later release.
Thanks @Mofi
But correction required :
set /A "AvailableMemory=%%M"
instead
set "AvailableMemory=%%M"
Ich kann keine Filme kostenlos schauen ich will sie hier schauen ich weiß die Seite ist illegal aber ich liebe es Filme zu schauen es kann auch mit Werbung sein habe ich kein Problem damit Hauptsache ich kann endlich Filme schauen
When futures and shared_futures first arrived in C++11, their shared state carried an exception to the usual rule about const functions not incurring data-races:
[futures.state/10] Accesses to the same shared state conflict (1.10)
This is likely the issue that Scott Myers refers to in his book. Yet it is difficult to see how even each thread having its own copy of a shared_future would alleviate this problem without extra synchronisation.
Meanwhile, C++14 changed the exception to read:
[futures.state/11] Access to the result of the same shared state may conflict (1.10). [ Note: this explicitly specifies that the result of the shared state is visible in the objects that reference this state in the sense of data race avoid- ance (17.6.5.9). For example, concurrent accesses through references returned by shared_future::get() (30.6.7) must either use read-only operations or provide additional synchronization. — end note ]
shared_future::wait() doesn't refer to the shared state's result and so should not incur a data-race. Additionally, read-only access to shared_future::get() is explicitly called out as safe. Consequently, if get() internally calls wait() then wait() is also safe. Otherwise, a safe wait() can be trivially implemented by calling get() and ignoring the returned reference.
Yep, My issue was also solved using --use-fuzzy
python manage.py compilemessages --use-fuzzy
Thanks @Martin v. Löwis.
Tried a lot of solutions, but all I had to do was remove de { path: "..."} configuration object.
This:
import dotenv from "dotenv"
dotenv.config({ path: "../.env" })
Turned into this:
import dotenv from "dotenv"
dotenv.config()
Even though my server.js file is not in the same directory of my .env f
Okay, it looks like I've found the answer on Dockers's officail site:
"Docker is only compatible with iptables-nft and iptables-legacy. Firewall rules created with nft are not supported on a system with Docker installed. Make sure that any firewall rulesets you use are created with iptables or ip6tables, and that you add them to the DOCKER-USER chain, see Packet filtering and firewalls."
Contribution ID ms.vss-admin-web.org-admin-members-data-provider is not working, Do you know why?.
This problem was related to the installation of Incredibuild. It is still unclear to me as to what exactly the root cause was but with Incredibuild installed it is possible that the compilation engaged Incredibuild erroneously, causing the permission problem as stated. At the time of writing this, there is likely some configuration issue with the Visual Studio Installer release of Incredibuild in combination with the stated compiler version.
Uninstalling Incredibuild via the Visual Studio Installer resolved the issue and allowed everything to compile normally again. Hopefully anyone else experiencing this problem will find this answer.
I have seen a similar issue that I can't immediately replicate. However I can describe it. I have Pandas Dataframes with about 500,000 64 bit integers that I have converted to strings. I write them to parquet files using pyarrow. This has always worked fine.
However, recently a new record was created with an ID that began with the four digits 1001. Subsequently, what had always worked broke that day. Either a coincidence or PyArrow saw that 1001 and convinced itself it was receiving bytes, and threw the ArrowTypeError ("Expected bytes, got a 'int' object")
I am not an expert on GitLab and probably not the best person to answer, but because I see no other answers here yet...
I have not seen this detail explicitly stated - GitLab cache is for files not committed as part of your project, but is for artifacts downloaded from elsewhere.
Also, it is not appropriate to commit large artifacts, they should be stored in an artifact repository instead. If you move your large artifacts to an artifact repository, then caching will be more appropriate.
Based on your use case — triggering workflows to power up VMs, run processes, and shut them down, with tasks ranging from a few minutes to hours — Temporal seems like the better fit. Temporal is built for long-running, resilient, stateful workflows, and it would provide better reliability and fault tolerance when working with VMs that can be powered off and on dynamically.
However, if you are looking for something easier to implement (and the tasks are more time-bound), Apache Airflow can still be an option, especially if the workflows are primarily periodic with short-lived tasks. If you prefer a more lightweight and container-focused solution, Argo Workflows could also be worth considering.
Using MemoryRouter instead of BrowserRouter solved it for me. Also the path to index.html had to resolve to index.html. Resolving to / inside the app.asar with the index.html file did not work.
thanks for the update. I actually did stumble upon this fix awhile back but forgot to post the answer here. Thx
const drive = google.drive({ version: "v3", auth });
let nextPageToken = null;
driveObject.members = [];
/// The permissions.list api behaves differently from other google drive apis (like drive.list) in that it will not
/// take a nextPageToken null param on the first call. It results in 'invalid token error'.
do {
/// SET permParams BASED ON nextPageToken value. WORK-AROUND TO LIMITATION IN permissions.list API (see above)///
if (nextPageToken == null) {
permParams = {
fileId: gdrive.id,
pageSize: 100,
supportsAllDrives: true,
fields: "nextPageToken, permissions(id,emailAddress,role,photoLink)",
useDomainAdminAccess: true
}
} else {
permParams = {
fileId: gdrive.id,
pageToken: nextPageToken,
pageSize: 100,
supportsAllDrives: true,
fields: "nextPageToken, permissions(id,emailAddress,role,photoLink)",
useDomainAdminAccess: true
}
}
const permissionList = await drive.permissions.list(permParams);
nextPageToken = permissionList.data.nextPageToken;
Here is the article where explained pure and impure functions: https://medium.com/me/stats/post/6c1ae1e6b054
On MacBook Pro (Mac OS: 15) in Terminal app, Globe+Shift+ArrowUp/Down scrolls through ipython history as items instead of lines (Globe+UP/Down keys mimic PageUp/Down on this keyboard)
I had the same issue turns out a css styles import was missing e.g:
add this:
import "leaflet/dist/leaflet.css";
Me pasó ese mismo problema, hace rato. Desde que actualicé a w11 hace 2 años.
La solución es:
Cerrar el programa
Abrirlo con permisos de admin
Desinstalar los servicios que te dan error
Cerrar y vovler a abrir como admin
Instalarlos nuevamente y vovler a reiniciar el programa
Por añadido también me daba un error al cerrar, la instalación la hice desde cero mil veces pero tampoco corregía este problema. hay que borrar el "xampp-control.ini" con el programa cerrado. una vez se abre te pregunta el idioma y se configura desde cero.
Espero sea de ayuda!
Here we are in 2025.
I got syntax errors, and incomprehensible messages until I put exactly
plugins {
id("com.android.application")
id("kotlin-android")
}
in the application-level build.gradle.kts
For me, I found it was best to include the close function otherwise some errors could occur.
providers: [
{
provide: MatDialogRef,
useValue: {
close: (res: any) => {},
componentInstance: (res: any) => {},
},
}
],
dont worry they are just warnings. just write npm run dev and your server will be created
Personally, I'd take a much simpler approach getting started. Have a REST call to insert invoices into a table, drop a message on Kafka or RabbitMQ for validation & processing. See what the capacity looks like and where you are overwhelming throughput. Then look at where caching can increase performance if needed. Don't add complexity until you know you need to add it.
I believe you want to use your Docusaurus site in "Docs-only" mode.
I ran into similar issues.
I've had success using the Latin-1 encoding (8859-1) to read/write my PostScript files.
PostScript was created in the mid 1980s, and the first Unicode documents were published in the early 1990s, I believe.
See also this question.
Can shortcut this by click mouse cursor onto the text that it is interpreting as mis-spelled, then ALT-ENTER. Select disable spell check from the options that appear.
In R, is it possible to do "conditional color formatting" as is done in Microsoft Excel?
An Image with R vanilla
I had quite some fun constructing an image with additional text() at each cell. Wrapped in an optional local({ .. }) to prevent the environment from getting cluttered.
The approach requires data which can be represented as square matrix!
Note. Was a long day in Germany. Would be nice if someone suggests a simplified approach to rotate M--probably by reverting s somewhere? Thank you!
local({
# own re-format routine
values = unlist(z$name_coun)
row_names = unique(z$year_1)
col_names = unique(z$year_2)
nr = nc = length(row_names)
M = matrix(values, nrow = nr, byrow = TRUE, dimnames = list(row_names, col_names))
# reverting magic that harmonises col-argument of image and text
s = seq(nr)
M = t(M[rev(s), ])
image(s, s, M, xlab='', ylab = '', axes = FALSE,
col = hcl.colors(1e3, 'Reds 3', rev = TRUE))
with(expand.grid(x = s, y = s), text(x, y, labels = M, col = "black"))
# add custome axes
axis(2, at = s, labels = rev(row_names), las = 2, col = NA) # left
axis(3, at = s, labels = col_names, las = 2, col = NA) # top
})
Data
> dput(z)
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.ts for pure typescript.
.tsx for support JSX.
JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript that lets you write HTML.
To my knowledge, there is no way to do this anymore with the recent deprecation of fetchSignInMethodsForEmail and createUserWithEmailAndPassword. I have been looking to no avail