You just need to add this attribute to your bootstrap script tag "data-navigate-once", It will stop livewire from re-evaluating the script each time it navigates. Effectively solving the problem.

Refer to the docs here for more information: https://livewire.laravel.com/docs/navigate#reloading-when-assets-change

Hi everyone with this problem.

In my case, use header Accept: application/json in postman and etc, help me

After much head banging I figure out that app runs in some "compatibility mode" if targetSdkVersion is too low (may be relative to device apilevel). targetSdkVersion >=24 fixed it for me. Shitty documentation Android :/

This is an old topic, however someone might arrive here by search. While AnyLogic does not formally support Unreal Engine, they have added (since end of 2024) support for NVidia Omniverse which is able to provide better 3D rendering than the native engine, similar to what you want to achieve on Unreal Engine. You can find it in the official documentation.

https://anylogic.help/advanced/omniverse/prerequisites.html

Create a JAR artifact for the project you want to add as a dependency. You can do this using IntelliJ's Build Artifact tool or with Maven package. Then, in the other project (where you want to add the dependency), go to: File -> Project Structure -> Modules -> your_module -> Dependencies Tab -> Click (+) Button and add JAR Dependency.

I think the sort of thing done below should work.

import networkx as nx

g = nx.complete_graph(4)

nx.set_node_attributes(g, {1: {"hello": "world"}})
nx.set_edge_attributes(g, {(2, 3): {"foo": "bar"}})

print(str(g.nodes.data()), str(g.edges.data()))

This produces output which shows node and edge attribute data:

[(0, {}), (1, {'hello': 'world'}), (2, {}), (3, {})] [(0, 1, {}), (0, 2, {}), (0, 3, {}), (1, 2, {}), (1, 3, {}), (2, 3, {'foo': 'bar'})]

There may also be some other way explained in this documentation on reading/writing Networkx graphs.

Dynamically fix service topic and subscription name

FunctionController.java

@FunctionName("notificationEventTopicTrigger") public void serviceBusTopicEvent( @ServiceBusTopicTrigger(name = "message", topicName = "%TOPIC_NAME%", subscriptionName = "%SUBS_NAME%", connection = "SERVICE_CONN_URL") String message, final ExecutionContext context) { logInfo("Service bus trigger processed a message..."); eventProcessor.processEvent(message); }

local.settings.json

{ "IsEncrypted": false, "Values": { "FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME": "java", "AzureWebJobsStorage": "UseDevelopmentStorage=true", "SUBS_NAME": "notification1", "SERVICE_CONN_URL": "Endpoint=sb://test", "TOPIC_NAME": "notification-topic", }, "Host": { "LocalHttpPort": 7072, "CORS": "*", "CORSCredentials": false } }

application.yml

spring: cloud: azure: servicebus: connection-string: ${SERVICE_CONN_URL} namespace: poc123 topic-name: ${TOPIC_NAME} subscription-name: ${SUBS_NAME}

It looks like you haven't shared all the code for your JavaScript function. I'll give you a generic solution to calculate the cart total, and you can adapt it to your code.

Here's an example of a JavaScript function that calculates the cart total, assuming you have a list of items with their prices:

You can simply add an Empty Constructor or use lombok @NoArgsConstructor

I tried your method and it looks like works. But I found that most of the code in the compiler directory were not counted. For example, the code coverage rate of rustc_abi is 55/86. But rustc_abi actually has more than 2k lines of code.

Is this because the code is not linked into the binary? Is there any solution?

Best solution would be : Step 1 : Generate PAT from gitHub ( Go to developers setting and generate) Step 2 : On VS code , enter "git credential-manager github login" Step 3 : Enter the PAT generated on the window prompted in vs code Step 4 : Clone repo

This works perfectly.

If you work on a PHP project, just install PHP Intelephense..

what about 3rd party library like this https://github.com/kumgold/compose-pdf-maker

Faced this problem when I created a remote repository with a README file to push an existing local repo. Should have just created without one as your git host suggests which went unnoticed. Created one without and problem solved.

Import the Correct Auth Facade

In DashboardController.php file, replace this incorrect import:

use Illuminate\Container\Attributes\Auth;

with the correct one:

use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth;

Then your index() function should be work.

Why did this happen?

• You mistakenly imported Illuminate\Container\Attributes\Auth, which is not the correct Auth facade.

• Blade templates (dashboard.blade.php) recognise Auth::user()
  because Blade automatically provides access to facades.

• However, Controller need the correct namespace
  Illuminate\Support\Facades\Auth.

rename ld-linux.so.2 like glibc-ld move it and node to same dir such as /lib/node/ or /libexec/node/ create shell-wrapper ./glibc-ld ./node symlink this script to $PATH/node It's a bit silly, but it should work without much modification

use this package

https://github.com/Chronos2500/CustomNavigationTitle

👆CustomNavigationTitle

I don't know the flutter_local_notifications plugin but the doc says you have to ask for permission like this:

FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin = FlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin(); flutterLocalNotificationsPlugin.resolvePlatformSpecificImplementation< AndroidFlutterLocalNotificationsPlugin>().requestNotificationsPermission();

The doc : https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_local_notifications#requesting-permissions-on-android-13-or-higher

The answer is that a property's getter and setter are invoked only from an instance.

The example that demonstrates this is within https://stackoverflow.com/a/7118013/1496279 .

> print Bar.x
> # < property object at 0x04D37270> 
> print Bar () .x
> # 0

The ( ) creates an instance.

Downgrade the Chronos, than try to install again:

composer require cakephp/chronos:^1.3

Then:

composer require cakephp/localized

Question:

Can you do the same using Query instead of Indirect function?

connect it with delegate call then you see how that your spoofed address occurs in on chain tx i have never tried you can do it make it live if someone call view then the delegate call ocuurs on on chain

It's important to user lowercase environmental variables, i.e., https_proxy works, HTTPS_PROXY does not.

According to the documentation of expo router (see in the attachment) you can keep a screen but hide it's tab by passing href: null to the <Tab.Screen />

Expo Tabs

You typed: 'onclick'. This is not working you have to use: 'on_click' you forgot the underscore.

Here is the win32 python code for you.

import win32com.client as win32

def excel_sensitivity_label(file_path): """open excel workbook""" xl = win32.Dispatch('Excel.Application') xl.Visible = False wb = xl.Workbooks.Open(file_path) set_sensitiviy_label(wb)

setting sensitivity label

def set_sensitiviy_label(wbook): """set sensitivity label""" label = wbook.SensitivityLabel.CreateLabelInfo() label.AssignmentMethod = 1 #MsoAssignmentMethod.PRIVILEGED # label id and site id can be find in excel through vba sub routine label.LabelId = "a8a73c85-e524-44a6-bd58-7df7ef87be8f" label.SiteId = "6c15903a-880e-4e17-818a-6cb4f7935615" wbook.SensitivityLabel.SetLabel(label, label)

excel_sensitivity_label(file_path)

So I just implemented this on my Sitecore environment with a CDN and it's awesome! These are my steps:

• Use Dianoga 6.1.0 (latest at time of writing)
• Put the Dianoga Tools folder in App_Data
• Use the NextGenFormats WebP config (remove .disabled)
• Find the NextGenFormats CDN config that has the custom header value premade for you and uncomment those lines and enable that config
• Write the rule in your CDN to recognize and apply image/webp appropriately (this website was a life saver: https://www.nehemiahj.com/2022/08/sitecore-dianoga-with-azure-cdn.html) specifically this image (if you're using azure CDN classic: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjJolaafdrdiAd0A0gvXGLdpqR3VLDYs-neqs9pAhK2dmzE_vFmeZlrPjeGQxwUuGLmZYX889AG0bVSIA4kXPNtV3sPsPeJe3JhkX5GoUNfGnQDUkah6VVRbpCnuSVss8xXFhfxzeQunXO0pn-Qp6-7jpHTmS_cJbItAVjtAUefIABjEqRq690yJOUg-w/w640-h168/Azure%20CDN%201.PNG)

The image link above is a screenshot that has the parameters of the rule you need to create in your CDN. By default CustomAccept is what Dianoga calls the custom header. That value is set in your CDN config and you can change it to whatever you want or leave it, doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is that the setting value in your config matches what you target in your CDN rule.

If you have any questions beyond this what really helped me is actually reading the readMe on Dianoga's github page. That should answer the rest of your questions (as well as the article linked above the image link)

IF YOU'RE DOING THIS WITHOUT A CDN MAKE SURE TO DELETE THE MEDIACACHE FOLDER IN APP DATA. Dianoga talks about this in their steps on their github page. Since sitecore pulls from cache, it will pull images already there even if webP works and gets created already. You have to wipe it so that webP is the only thing in there. If you use a CDN you don't have to worry about this and maybe the worst is wiping your CDN cache.

Certainly too late for an answer however this works in Excel for the web and Office 365.

 =SUM(N(SCAN(0,A1:Z1,LAMBDA(ini,arr,IF(arr>90,ini+1,0)))=6))

I had been following the methodolgy laid out in https://www.merrell.dev/ios-share-extension-with-swiftui-and-swiftdata/ but hadn't followed it exactly. It turns out if I pass the newly constructed container from the ViewController to the SwiftUI view like this:

let contentView = UIHostingController(rootView: ShareView(context: context).modelContainer(modelContainer))

then in the SwiftUI view @Environment(.modelContext) private var modelContext

yields a good ModelContext. I'm scratching my head a little, but it works.

When I do something like:

 var customSettingsMax = AsDynamic(new {
    Width = 350,
    ResizeMode = "Max",
    format= "webp",
    quality= 100
  });

<img loading="lazy" src='@Link.Image(imgUrl, customSettingsMax)'>

It wil not generate a webp. However, when I do:

<img loading="lazy" src='@Link.Image(imgUrl, customSettingsMax, format: "webp")'>

It will, so I think the format setting is ignored somewhere....

I changed the project to multi target frameworks and this fixed the runtime error(s).

I don't think this solves your issue specifically, but:

I have found that this works if I call library directly

library(KFAS)    
model_good <- KFAS::SSModel(ts ~ -1 + SSMcustom(Z = Z_t, T = T_t, R = R_t, Q = Q_t, a1 = a1_t, P1 = P1_t)

And this does not if I try to use KFAS::SSMcustom instead. This returns the same error message that you describe.

model_good <- KFAS::SSModel(ts ~ -1 + KFAS::SSMcustom(Z = Z_t, T = T_t, R = R_t, Q = Q_t, a1 = a1_t, P1 = P1_t)

(sorry if this isn't the best way to post an "answer", I don't have enough reputation to add a comment it appears)

I hope this might help you.

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-install-face-recognition-in-python-on-windows/#

I have downgrade python version as 3.8 and tested.

Look into your project structure. For example, if you have created a new typescript file outside src i.e. root of your project directory, nestjs will create a src inside build which was not there initially.

To get types displayed, try adding types to compilerOptions in tsconfig.json

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "types": ["@uploadcare/file-uploader/types/jsx"]
  }
}

You can dothis with a combination of RIGHT, LEN, and FIND functions.

and in case anyone else is using the TutorialBot.py file from GitLab, remember to change the "Filters" to from telegram.ext import filters as discovered by this user

Always be sure to set you rendermode. as default in sub components it's static rendering.... witch result in well being static ^^

overlooked it ;-)

I'll assume that the problem is that the path list is empty. This is most often the reason for index out of range when using index -1.

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Today this may be done with

pointer-events:none;

DA API charges 2 cloud credits per processing hour/

const adskTokenUsageInCloudCredits = (adskCalculatedTimeTaken / 1000 / 60 / 60) * 2

Refer https://aps.autodesk.com/pricing

Check this solution here if it helps you This is a code and a model for using fsolve function with MATLAB and Simulink. The both method are equivalent and give the same results. There are three types: 1- Basic : fsolve example (MATLAB & Simulink). 2- fsolve example (MATLAB & Simulink)- Inherent variables. 3- fsolve example (MATLAB & Simulink)- Inherent variables - Vector Input.

https://tahanster.gumroad.com/l/kcacwf

Ensure that you added the secret to GitHub.

1. navigate to repo

2. navigate to settings on that repo

3. navigate to secrets and variables

4. navigate to actions

5. confirm that it exists and check details like spelling etc are the same as on the actions yml file

Have you found a way to do this? I'm looking for a solution to the exact same scenario

In your first attempt it seems the object stored in configMBean doesn't have a method called createExportParams which causes the error.

In your second attempt it seems that findService did not find MBean which means you cannot run getExportSettings().

You could try switching your path to /AppConfig/sbconfig.

This was fixed when the next patch for Android Studio was released, back in 2019.

(Just to close this question off, old unanswered questions look untidy).

Can you share the flutter doctor output?

Ok! Apparently you have to

1. first run you app;
2. run in debug mode, so the inspector can be shown.

before debuging

after debuging

I finally found the problem. I was using the wrong import.

org.springframework.http.HttpMethod.GET

did the trick. jakarta.ws.rs.HttpMethod.GET returned a string that was evaluated as pattern.

Sets themselves are NOT mutable, even if their contents are. See code below. After line 2, y points to the contents of x. But because the set changes in line 4, it has to be destroyed and a new one is made. That is why afterwards, y no longer points to the contents of x but to the ORIGINAL set that was held by x. x = set(['a','b','c']) y = x print(x is y) x = set(['a','b','c','d']) print(x is y) print(y)

For me upgrading to the latest version of VSCode resolved the issue.

Turns out that the Python extensions were failing because they were newer than my VSCode version and the old version of VSCode was incompatible with the new Python extensions.

For Flux 0.16, use sum(length,Flux.trainables(model)).

Assuming the entire text is one line, something like the following will extract the three groups: path and the two versions:

Path *: *(.*) Version xyz *: *(.*) Version abc *: *(.*)

The version xyz would be \2 etc. Some variations would exist between regex implementations.

If Chrome Custom Tabs aren’t opening other apps, try these fixes:

1️⃣ Check Settings – Go to Chrome Settings → Site settings → Open by default and allow links to open in other apps.

2️⃣ Update Chrome & WebView – Make sure both are updated in the Play Store.

3️⃣ Clear Cache & Data – Go to Settings → Apps → Chrome → Storage → Clear cache & data.

4️⃣ Set Chrome as Default – Check Settings → Apps → Default Apps → Browser App and select Chrome.

5️⃣ Try a Different Browser – Test if links open properly in Firefox or Edge to see if it’s a Chrome issue for more information [visit our site]

I am also using pkpass and I want to enable NFC to that, can you please provide a way or approach to access this, I am already using a certificate with NFC check, that I have downloaded via developer portal. Can you please confirm that, do we have to approach apple to access NFC, or we can do it only by enabling NFC in pkpass certificate, as for now I have enabled that but now the pass is not even opening.

@Michael ilkanayev, hello. Were you able to solve the problem? I am experiencing a similar issue with React Native 0.76 and Axios/Fetch. In my case, the photos were also loading slowly. I managed to achieve a significant speedup in photo uploads by adding the parameter "maxRedirects: 0" to Axios. As for the Network Error issue, I have only resolved it by resending the photos in case of an error.

Alternatively you can apply this formula.

 =IFNA(DROP(REDUCE("",SEQUENCE(ROWS(A1:A4)),
 LAMBDA(u,v,VSTACK(u,     HSTACK(CHOOSECOLS(A1:A4,v),
 UNIQUE(TOCOL(CHOOSECOLS(B1:O4,v),1)),
 BYROW(UNIQUE(TOCOL(CHOOSECOLS(B1:O4,v),1)),
 LAMBDA(x,SUM(N(SCAN(0,CHOOSECOLS(B1:O4,v),
 LAMBDA(ini,arr,IF(arr=x,ini+1,0)))=4)))))))),1),"")

for me the answer was to erase the type: "module" from the package.json

someone in the team add this line and broke the tests :(

Today I received an email saying that xtb is going to close its API on March 14, 2025. So choose a competitor

the right answer is this

const a = {"a.b":{"c.d":"test"}}

_.omit(a, "['a.b']['c.d']") // a.b:{}

There is case that I never found treated. Open a cmd window in the folder that contains the private key. Do the command:

ssh -i certificatefilename.ext user@server

If you get this message:

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @ WARNING: UNPROTECTED PRIVATE KEY FILE! @ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

In this case you have to change the security settings for the private key file so ONLY the current user can read it!

You have to use the key in Openssh format, if you have only the .ppk use puttygen.exe to convert.

One seems to be able to use the GUI way described by troglo now. When redeploying I only see the option for Artifact Registry. Deploys without failure. Others also seem to be able to deploy it as of now https://www.googlecloudcommunity.com/gc/Serverless/Cloud-Function-1st-gen-failing-to-update-to-use-Artifact/m-p/864110

the problem was with mime package so I downgraded the package to 3.0.0 and the application is now working well

Setting following property should disable all the metrics -

management.metrics.enable.all=false

Based on

• https://bootcamptoprod.com/spring-boot-3-disable-metrics/#how-to-disable-all-metrics
• https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/blob/main/spring-boot-project/spring-boot-actuator-autoconfigure/src/main/java/org/springframework/boot/actuate/autoconfigure/metrics/PropertiesMeterFilter.java#L128
• Spring Boot Actuator/Micrometer Metrics Disable Some

İf you make right-click on the vs-code icon and select close the window, then it works but ı had made a lot try like closing with task manager and click the cross icon, they didnt work.

Remove

floatingActionButtonLocation: FloatingActionButtonLocation.centerDocked,

"Lead developer, career guide" is a very good read, focused in the personal abilities, it helped me a lot.

How did you do to solve this problem? I have it too (when i wanted to build the game(under an executable), it displayed me the exact same error)

Thanks to @MatsLindh who recommended a better solution:

from sqlalchemy import Sequence
seq = Sequence('user_column_seq', optional=True)
class User(db.Model):
    id: Mapped[int] = mapped_column(primary_key=True)
    column: Mapped[int] = mapped_column(nullable=True, unique=True)

user1 = User() # NULL
user2 = User(column=seq.next_value()) # next free value

Your question is completely valid, and many beginners in web development have similar thoughts when first encountering the frontend-backend separation. Let me break it down in a structured way.

1. Why Does the Backend Need a Separate Server?

The main reason is that the frontend (React) and backend (Flask/ExpressJS) serve different purposes and have different execution environments.

• Frontend (React, Angular, Vue, etc.)

Frontend run in the browser. Cannot interact directly with databases, files, sensitive operations like authentication.

• Backend (Flask, ExpressJS, etc.)

Backend run on a server. It has full access of databases, files, business login and sensitive operations. Backend can deal with multiple frontend clients.

2. Why Can't the Frontend Run Backend Code Directly?

Anyone can think, "Why can't the browser just run Python or Node.js directly?". Here's why:

• Browsers are limited by security and environments.

Browsers are designed and developed for the execute only JS. Allowing backend code like python or nodeJS to run directly on a browser lead to security risk. By using it users can directly access the database and users can execute harmful code.

• Direct Database Access form the Frontend is DANGEROUS

It mean if the frontend directly connect to the databases, anyone can read, modify, or delete the data without any restrictions. Backend server's main purpose is protect the database and handle the data.

• Different Performance Needs

Backend servers are developed for dealing with multiple client application with multiple requests, database operations, business logic, and interconnected with different services. Therefore Backend need more resources to be perform the heavy operations. But frontend need to be lightweight and responsive for users.

3. Why Does Fetching Data from the Backend Seem Complex?

You mentioned that using fetch to communicate with the backend feels like a proxy system and is unnecessarily complex. However, this separation has advantages:

• Decoupling for Scalability

We can develop Frontend and Backend independently. By using this method we can swap out a React frontend for a mobile application without changing the backend.

• Security

Instead of exposing database credentials to the front end, the backend acts as an middleware to authenticate and validate all requests.

• Microservices and API Flexibility

A well-structured backend API (Flask, Express) can serve multiple clients (React web app, mobile app, other services). This architecture makes it easier to integrate with external services (e.g., payments, authentication).

4. Why Can't React Just Run Backend Code?

You may have noticed that React allows importing some modules, but not others, in Node.js use require. This is because:

React run in the browser. NodeJs run on the server-side. Browsers only support import. But require is part of NodeJS, It mean require using in only backend. However bundlers remove backend specific code. Such as Webpack, and Vite strip out NodeJS specific code when building the project. Therefor when building the project making backend login unusable.

My Final thoughts

YES , Backend Frontend separation is adds complexity, But it is necessary for security, scalability , and performance. Now a day modern applications are designed and developed this way so that different devices can talk to the same backend API without exposing sensitive logic to the browser. Would it be easier if browsers supported full backend capabilities? Maybe. But that would open up huge security risks and reduce flexibility.

You could try using Regex to 'test' the string, since this falls into that category.

type BinaryString = `${string & { __brand: "{0|1}*" }}`;

function assertBinaryString(value: string): BinaryString {
    const binaryRegex = /^[01]*$/;
    if (binaryRegex.test(value)) {
        return value as BinaryString;
    } else {
        throw new Error("Invalid binary string format");
    }
}

let validDate: BinaryString = assertBinaryString("010101");
console.log(validDate); // Output : 010101
let invalidDate: BinaryString = assertBinaryString("random");
console.log(invalidDate) // Output : Error

Source: How to Define a Regex-Matched String Type in TypeScript ?

Thank you very much for both of your replies. I will try out both, but so far both fulfill my requirements. This helps me a lot.

I had a similar problem and have created my own script based on Wayne's answer. You can pass it the path to a Jupyter notebook and it will print the code cells with the largest produced output ordered by the size.

For easier reference, the cell number, size of the output it produced and the first few lines lines of its code are printed. You can skip through the code cells from largest to smallest output by hitting enter :)

Please be aware that you will need to run this script from the command line (otherwise the input() part won't work)

import nbformat as nbf
from typing import TypedDict


class CodeCellMeta(TypedDict):
    cell_num: int
    output_size_bytes: int
    first_lines: list[str]


def get_code_cell_metadata(nb_path: str):
    ntbk = nbf.read(nb_path, nbf.NO_CONVERT)
    cell_metas: list[CodeCellMeta] = []
    for i, cell in enumerate(ntbk.cells):
        cell_num = i + 1
        if cell.cell_type == "code":
            meta: CodeCellMeta = {
                "output_size_bytes": len(str(cell.outputs)),
                "cell_num": cell_num,
                "first_lines": cell.source.split("\n")[:5],
            }
            cell_metas.append(meta)

    return cell_metas


def human_readable_size(size_bytes: int) -> str:
    size_current_unit: float = size_bytes
    for unit in ["B", "KB", "MB", "GB", "TB"]:
        if size_current_unit < 1024:
            return f"{size_current_unit:.2f} {unit}"
        size_current_unit /= 1024.0
    return f"{size_current_unit:.2f} PB"


def show_large_cells(nb_path: str):
    code_cell_meta = get_code_cell_metadata(nb_path)

    cell_meta_by_size_est = sorted(
        code_cell_meta, key=lambda x: x["output_size_bytes"], reverse=True
    )

    bytes_remaining = sum([el["output_size_bytes"] for el in cell_meta_by_size_est])

    for i, el in enumerate(cell_meta_by_size_est):
        print(f"Cell #{el['cell_num']}: {human_readable_size(el['output_size_bytes'])}")
        print("\n".join(el["first_lines"]))
        print("\n")
        bytes_remaining -= el["output_size_bytes"]

        if i != len(cell_meta_by_size_est) - 1:
            input(
                f"Remaining cell outputs account for {human_readable_size(bytes_remaining)} total. Hit enter to view info for next cell."
            )
        else:
            print("No more cells to view.")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    import sys

    try:
        nb_path = sys.argv[1]
        if not nb_path.endswith(".ipynb"):
            raise ValueError("Please provide a path to a Jupyter notebook file.")
    except IndexError:
        raise ValueError("Please provide a path to a Jupyter notebook file.")

    show_large_cells(nb_path)

Pode realizar uma validação na tabela referenciada antes da exclusão:

WHEN NOT MATCHED BY SOURCE 
   AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM dbo.SSBT WHERE TN = T.TN) 
THEN DELETE;

The problem was coming from the routes param on the FastAPI class in the main.py file.

app = FastAPI(
    title="title",
    description="API",
    version="0.2",
    servers=[{"url": "http://localhost:8000", "description": "Localhost"}],
    routes=router.routes, # don't use that !
...
)

When the param is removed, the dependencies are effectively overridden by the fixtures and tests can run with the appropriate session.

I don't know if this a FastAPI issue.

Do not use "cypress-cucumber-preprocessor", since it has already been deprecated.

Can you do so for in-app purchasing as well?

In Talend can we differentiate the data as different tables like indicating that this data from this file, if we took data from different files into single output file...????

I was working with certificates quite often and needed something similar. That's why I build https://github.com/pete911/certinfo. Among other things, it allows you to do what the above perl script does as well:

• get local certificates (with local chains - roots) certinfo -chains -pem-only <host>:443 > tmp_certs.pem
• remove duplicates (chain usually contains intermediate, or you can have multiple local chains) certinfo -no-duplicate -pem-only tmp_certs.pem > certs.pem

The lxml approach doesn't work for a schematron from the ConnectingEurope repository. A validation attempt fails with following message:

Fail: This implementation of ISO Schematron does not work with schemas using the "xslt2" query language.

It seems there are several people searching for such a solution, as also in this request, but there is no answer so far. Is there anyone able/willing to sched some light onto this, maybe with a code example in Python or C/C++?

I modified the swa cli js files to include extra logging and found the root cause was because I did not have an index.html file, I only had a home.html file.

thanks for the freaking question.... im here to tell you that,

it is because you ran out of token so you have nothng to give but u still be able to get the token using real money and exchange it to current envoirement or state of living

any reply?

You need to increase maxbyte in domain.sh/standalone.sh, if you don't have this line in the file, add it and restart the server.

JDK_SERIAL_FILTER="${JDK_SERIAL_FILTER:-maxbytes=250000000;maxdepth=128;maxarray=100000;maxrefs=300000}"

I am facing the same issue. Could you share your solution here?

messaging().setBackgroundMessageHandler(...) should be in your index.js so that when the app is in Kill or Quit state, the app receives notifications

You can use <Space vertical={true}>your content blocks</Space>

I have one device two accounts how many. Passkeys will be built and will be shown

I recently came across this problem and was able to come up with a solution that should cater to all possibilities of array inputs.

What I mean by that is GitLab CI input arrays are a bit odd. They're a little like JSON arrays, except they allow values that aren't wrapped in quotes as well as those unquoted values having spaces. For example, the following is totally valid:

my_array_values:
  - value_1
  - "value 2"
  - value 3
  - "value 4"

This will cause $[[ inputs.my_array_values ]] to hold the following value:

'[value_1, "value 2", value 3, "value 4"]'

Hence, we can't use jq since it isn't valid JSON. You could enforce the use of "" wrapped values within your team / organisation and then use jq. However, if you want a more robust solution you could use this abomination I cooked up:

script:
  -|
   readarray -t tags < <(echo $[[ inputs.tags ]] |
     sed '
       s/[][]//g; # remove brackets
       s/,\s\+/,/g; # remove spaces after commas
       s/,/\n/g; # remove commas
       s/\"//g; # remove double quotes
       s/ /\\ /g; # escape spaces
     ' |
     xargs printf "%s\n")
   )
   for value in ${my_array_values[@]}; do
     echo "$value"
   done

If anyone that's good at bash has a better way of doing this please let me know

Finally I fix the problem. Many thanks to @solidpixel for advice. Just added this line:

surface.setPreserveEGLContextOnPause( true ); // GLSurfaceView

I uninstall Docker Desktop and reinstall docker: https://smallsharpsoftwaretools.com/tutorials/use-colima-to-run-docker-containers-on-macos/

I had the same issue. My solution was in the documentaion of ngrx

This issue arises specifically with custom features that accept input but do not define any generic parameters. To prevent this issue, it is recommended to specify an unused generic for such custom features:

The issue is related to the latest MetaMask extension version 12.11.0.

You may encounter this problem when executing multiple transactions sequentially—specifically when a second transaction is triggered immediately after the successful completion of the first transaction.

In this version, the first MetaMask pop-up functions correctly, but the second pop-up may indicate a failure, even though the transaction will eventually be confirmed on the blockchain.

My observation is that if you do not close the extension—something you might do after the first transaction by clicking the "Close Extension" button—the next transaction loads within the same pop-up. This causes it to use outdated values from the initial load, leading to a simulated failure. However, the transaction does not fail in reality, as the previous transaction on the blockchain has already been completed.

FYI, this issue does not occur if you close the extension after the first transaction and allow a new pop-up to open for the next transaction.

try to replace emailDeleteHandler: ##something goes here## with this emailDeleteHandler: (email: string)=> void

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You can use unicode : string responsavel = unicode"Estado de SÃO PAULO Coçar";

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What's the precision of the updated_at field? If you have batch imports you might get records with the same update_at timestamp, if the precision is too low, then limit 1 still only gives one row, but not necessarily the latest.

Even if you have no batch imports, the best data type for determinining the last inserted OR updated row is a rowversion field, that's a sequential number unique for the whole table that's not just generated at insert (as used in autoinc primary keys) but also increments with updates automatically. The SurrealDB is not offering this feature, though. And an autoincrementing Id would only do half the job, unless you only care about the insert order and not the last updated record.

In https://surrealdb.com/docs/surrealql/datamodel/ids#auto-incrementing-ids you find the optimal way to handle determining the last id though:

When dealing with a large number of records, a more performant option is to use a separate record that holds a single value representing the latest ID.

That's followed by a code example to implement such a table. Then having the last Id generated allows to simply query that one record without an order by and limit clause, as you know what ID you want. It'll still require an index on the autoincremented ID to get the fastest fetch of that one record.

Check the object is null or enclose with try and catch

sol1: if(mainObject && mainObject.yourObject != null { /** add what yuo what you want to handle*/ }

Sol2: try{obj = mainObject.yourObject;}catch(Exception e){/** fallback code*/}