In Switch case as the name suggests, you have to implement all the cases and separate each one with break statement, so to print "no 1" you have to have a case for it.
This is the programming task that is implemented in optimization way, for example every line after "return".
At the end the compiler has to compile everything, maybe we have "go to" statement :)
The current version of Elasticsearch (8.17) does not offer a solution for this complication.
A workaround is to perform a msearch and handle it on the server side.
I used these as steps in replicating your deployment:
Set up the Cloud Storage FUSE CSI driver for GKE: starts with Workload Identity Federation for GKE so that you can set fine grained permissions on how your GKE Pods can access data stored in Cloud Storage.
Use your deployment YAML configuration without the added MySQL flags for GCSFuse compatibility and use namespace from step1 as spec.serviceAccountName.
Deploying these YAML configurations gives us running status for deployment:
For the answers to your questions:
It's due to spec.accessModes of your PVC and PV it should have matched field as ReadWriteMany to have proper attributes.
You can force GCSFuse to mount in GKE using the first step.
Don't skip the first step to grant IAM roles to the Kubernetes ServiceAccount.
I tried all the above to set up Whisper.cpp with CUDA on Win10, including adding specific locations to the compiler, copying those four files, and downgrading Cmake.
What worked in the end was simply reinstalling the CUDA Toolkit.
Seems like a very old annoying issue is still here.
I wonder 1. what exactly the CUDA Toolkit/VSCode installer does wrong, 2. why Cmake does not throw a better error msg?
Spent one day on this, super annoying thing! Grrr!
CUDA v12.8.61, Windows 10.0.19045, MSVC 19.42.34436.0, Cmake 3.31.5
We looked a little deeper after scaffolding another test database, which worked. It turns out that all of the foreign keys in the target database had disappeared. Our Dotnet6 application still worked without these as they were already in the dbContext model.
After re-defining all of the keys everything works as it should.
Thanks to Gert Arnold for suggesting to look at the database schema as we were unaware of the missing keys.
I may have forgotten to check for something, if I realize, I'll update.
One big problem remains, but that's probably for another question:
If at any time the input string is "" there is an exception below the TextBox that doesn't go away.
One side effect of this issue is that while the .pfx file has been successfully imported into the Computer Certificate store with the "Mark key as exportable" checkbox ticked, whenever I try to export the certificate, the option to export the private key is grayed-out.
However, I was able to overcome the issue by doing what Yogurt The Wise suggested and do the bindings from the IIS Manager run as an Administrator
Your database should AUTO_INCREMENT the primary key. Uou should use stratery = GenerationType.IDENTITY so that Hibernate can rely upon primary key generated by DBMS.
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Long id;
If this is still of interrest:
Additionally the lookup needs to be added to Domain "LOOKUPNAME".
Then the lookup can be choosen in the classification application.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Robert
After trying all the suggested solutions here with the same Tags and even granting my current user full privileges, I decided to test using an administrator profile on the same PC.
✅ Surprisingly, Live Server worked perfectly without any changes to the configuration.
🔍 Conclusion:
This indicates that the issue was related to my user profile settings rather than VS Code or Live Server itself. If you're facing a similar issue, try running VS Code with a different user profile or create a new Windows user account to see if the problem persists.
Even though I'm dealing with a newer version of springboot I had exactly the same issue with a specific version of SpringBoot
Spring boot 3.2.10 (with springdoc 2.6.0) was working, showing the swagger page
Spring boot 3.4.2 (with springdoc 2.7.x or 2.8.x) wasn't showing the page
I was blaming the newer version of springboot, but there was probably something wrong with my maven cache. I delete all the org.spring* stuff and this fixed the issue. If this didn't work, I would also suggest cleaning all the IDE caches.
They suggest that many users are experiencing this as well. Pre-Launch Reports show that Google Pixel 7 emulators generally experienced this warning.
It seems like the condition or test triggering this warning is unreliable. Unfortunately, there’s still no response from Google engineers. But I think it is some kind of false positive situation.
I know, why is supervisord doing that, I just don't know (yet), how to solve this issue. The problem is that supervisord expects a monitored process to remain in the foreground, i.e. do nod daemonize. However pm2 start <app.js> does just that - it goes into background upon successful execution. Then supervisord "thinks" that the process went out, and relaunches it. I guess it gives up after like 4 tries. You need to find a way to run pm2 (or maybe other Node.js manager) so that it stays in the foreground.
I couldn't change the SDK path because it was set correctly.
AndroidSDK was loading the wrong path value because it was loading the value from ~/.android/cache/ directory.
Normally, if your server responds with 401, it means that the user is making a request that they should not have been able to make. They have tried to access an endpoint which they were not authorized to access.
On the other hand, if you have an api call that returns 401 and you want to redirect the user to /login if that is the response status code, you would have to manually redirect the user every time. It really should not be too much code.
This code does run and is very old. I found the answer by talking to some engineers.
The syntax is an undocumented "feature" and little supported.
It is as some commented, a portion of the record. Unit space X, where x is the portion. x+1 is the next portion. Parsed by the format. My compiler does not recognize it, so I am changing the data source. So, it is not gibberish after all.
I received this error while doing az keyvault secret set and there was a space in the name of the keyvault I was passing and almost after wasting half a day found that silly mistake. Once I cleared the space, there was no issue with proxy etc
Your useEffect runs only once ([] dependency array).
And the function inside addEventListener is a closure and captures the state when useEffect runs.
Since offsets is initialized as null (or its initial state), this function always logs the initial state, eventhough when the component re-renders and offsets changes.Because of the ([] dependency array).
Question 1: How can I properly extract values from _StateBackedIterable when using an AsMultiMap side input?
The most reliable way to extract values is to force materialization by converting the _StateBackedIterable to a list. While iterating can work, converting to a list ensures all data is processed and available.
lookup_table_iterable = ref_bsbcatname["104221"] or []
value_list = list(lookup_table_iterable)
for value in value_list:
logging.info(f"ref_bsbcatname Value 104221 : {value}")
Question 2: Is there a way to force materialization of the iterable when reading from the side input?
Yes, as shown above, explicitly converting to a list (list(lookup_table_iterable)) forces materialization. This consumes the iterable, making subsequent iterations impossible without re-materializing.
Question 3: Could this issue be related to Apache Beam’s lazy evaluation model? How does Apache Beam manage periodic updates to a PCollection used as a side input?
Yes, this issue is directly related to Apache Beam's lazy evaluation. The _StateBackedIterable is a consequence of this optimization. Apache Beam manages periodic updates by ensuring that when a transform using the side input executes, it receives the latest available version of the PCollection. The runner handles the update and data synchronization behind the scenes. The key is that the materialization happens at the point of use within the transform, not when the side input is created or updated.
I had the issue that tables are shown on the left hand side box but when I run the query like "select * from table" then my table was not shown then I restarted my computer then after restarting the issue was resolved.
I am also facing same issue , Did you get find solution for this
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@BeforeAll
public static void setup() {
// Create a new report folder with a timestamp
reportFolderPath = ReportManager.createReportFolder();
System.setProperty("C:\Users\Vinod Kumar\Documents\reportfile", reportFolderPath); // Optional: Make it available system-wide
LoggerHelper.info("********** Starting Test Execution **********");
BaseClass.getDriver(); // Initialize WebDriver
BaseClass.openUrl(); // Navigate to URL
}
@AfterStep
public void handleFailure(Scenario scenario) {
if (scenario.isFailed()) {
LoggerHelper.error("Step failed: " + scenario.getName());
takeScreenshot(scenario);
}
}
@AfterAll public static void tearDown() throws EmailException, InterruptedException, IOException {
LoggerHelper.info("********** Ending Test Execution **********");
BaseClass.closeBrowser(); // Close Browser
// Send the report via email
Thread.sleep(5000);
EmailUtility.sendReport();
}
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Did you get find solution
I found out how to do this, it turns out its pretty simple I just didn't think to look outside the ILogger code.
In your ILoggerProvider the ILogger CreateLogger(string categoryName) has the category name from ILogger<TCategoryName>. Just need to pass that to the constructor of your ILogger.
e.g.
public ILogger CreateLogger(string categoryName) => new DbLogger(this, categoryName, TimeProvider.System);
Strangely, skip() and take() do not work well with joins, you should use offset() and limit().
You can read more about this in this open issue in TypeORM repository:
https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/issues/4742
You can achieve this by adding another @State variable to store the interpretation text and updating it inside your button's action. Here's how you can modify your code:
@State var interpretation: String = "" // New state variable for interpretation
Button {
// Ensure all inputs are valid numbers
if let setVT = Double(SetVT), let pplat = Double(Pplat),
let lPEEP = Double(LPEEP), let hPEEP = Double(HPEEP),
let vtTotal = Double(VTtotal), let vtHPEEP = Double(VTHPEEP) {
let Cbaby = setVT / (pplat - lPEEP)
let pVrec = hPEEP - lPEEP
let ppVrec = pVrec * Cbaby
let Vrec = vtTotal - vtHPEEP - ppVrec
let Crec = Vrec / (hPEEP - lPEEP)
let raw = max(Crec / Cbaby, 0)
answer = String(format: "%.2f", raw)
// Interpretation logic
interpretation = raw < 0.5 ? "XXX" : "YYY"
} else {
answer = "Invalid input"
interpretation = ""
}
} label: {
Text("Calculate")
.fontWeight(.bold)
.frame(width: 200.0, height: 50)
.background(Color.blue)
.cornerRadius(10)
.foregroundColor(.white)
.font(.system(size: 20))
.padding()
}
// Display result and interpretation
Text("RI = \(answer)")
.font(.system(size: 20))
.fontWeight(.bold)
Text(interpretation)
.font(.system(size: 18))
.foregroundColor(.gray)
Explanation:
Added @State var interpretation: String = "" to store the interpretation.
Used a conditional (raw < 0.5 ? "XXX" : "YYY") to assign the appropriate interpretation.
Handled invalid input cases to prevent crashes when the user enters non-numeric values.
Now, when the user clicks the button, the calculated result will be displayed along with a meaningful interpretation!
For me, refreshing the test list solved this.
You can either click "Refresh Tests" in the Test Explorer extension,
Or hit it's shortcut "ctrl-: + ctrl-r".
It solve both the arrows being miss-located issue, and "No tests found" when you click on a green arrow.
string sql = "SELECT app_fee FROM uasonline.pg_fee_master WHERE sl =" + row.Cells[0].Text + " "; I will execute this query result will come it will store somewhere on it how to write?
I'd opt for introducing a state variable that shows whether the code inside the effect has executed. Then, inside the effect of course, you set the variable to true. In this way, the code is more explicit of what is happening, although it is not so savvy so to say.
so just to keep you all updated. I have been working on this issue this past week and it seems to be fixed, or better said .. hacked to work as intended.
I have not found what exactly is causing this issue, but with the help of third-party tool "Spoon" and Debug.WriteLine(Enviroment.StackTrace) I have been able to compare normal and abnormal behaviour of tabSelectionChanged. Every time the tab misfired it was by part caused by MouseCaptureLost on some part of our UI.
Image from WinMerge compare between StackTrace of normal and abnormal tab behaviour.
To prevent this from happening I have built custom checking logic and sanitized the input of event handlers for our custom class ClosableTab.cs,
// Internal method to check for tab change validity
private bool EvaluateTabFocus()
{
_mouseOverTabFocus = IsMouseOver;
bool ret = _newTabFocus || _mouseOverTabFocus || _codeNavigationFocus;
_codeNavigationFocus = _newTabFocus = false;
return ret;
}
// Override OnSelected - Show the Close Button
protected override void OnSelected(RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// Check if the event was generated by the same type
if (e.OriginalSource.GetType() != this.GetType())
return;
// Check if the event is happening whilst the mouse is over top of the header or there is automatic navigation to this tab through code.
if (EvaluateTabFocus())
{
_selectionIsValid = true;
base.OnSelected(e);
((CloseableHeader)this.Header).button_close.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
}
else
{
_selectionIsValid = false;
base.OnSelected(e);
}
}
I then use this _selectionIsValid inside MainWindow.xaml.cs private void tcMain_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e) to check for valid tab changes and repeatadly discard the bad ones.
It seems to be working now so we will be monitoring the behaviour. If the issue appears again I may return but for now this cutom logic is doing fine.
Thanks all to your helpfull insights.
If not required a selectable text. You can use an SVG Editor where put Your custom font and you can export it to SVG file. Then copy the file content and paste the HTML email sign file or field. After all You just need to add some style element and thats all.
I've created the pipeline again from scratch and it is now working with the lookup and foreach.
The initial pipeline was a copy of an existing one with the datasets changed. I've had issues before when I've copied existing pipelines but I've never seen this error before.
In future I'll just create all pipelines from scratch I think.
This issue was fixed since Angular v.15: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/48561
To call setDisabledState on form control every time you should import ReactiveFormsModule with parameter:
This just happened to me, if you're using a newer Lenovo,then the insert button might also be the zero key with the abbreviation "ins" in the corner. Try press shift 0/ins, should go back to normal. P.S Thank you to everyone who said it was insert, this has been bugging me for a whole day now :)
Thanks for the insightful reply! Your suggestions regarding the ALSA issue and Neopixels are really helpful and logical. I’ll definitely check the permissions for the ALSA devices and experiment with modifying the sudoers file as you suggested. It makes sense to avoid using sudo when possible, so I’ll try adjusting the permissions for Neopixels as well.
And yes, taking breaks with something like a Smoky Barbecue Cheeseburger sounds like the perfect way to refuel during a long debugging session! Appreciate the help!
İnteractive Media — это компания, узкоспециализированная в области интернет-маркетинга, стремящаяся предоставить своим клиентам возможность добиться выдающихся результатов в цифровом мире с помощью новейших технологий.
Just refresh the JVM.
Step 1: Right-click on JVM
Step 2: Click on reset Java Virtual Machine
That's it! It's a common issue, don't worry. It happens when the previous program you executed went wrong.
Try to update the viewer documents as below
viewer3D: "https://developer.api.autodesk.com/modelderivative/v2/viewers/viewer3D.min.js?v=v7.104",
style: "https://developer.api.autodesk.com/modelderivative/v2/viewers/style.min.css?v=v7.104",
In my case, it was solved after updating the latest version.
When Copilot Chat is installed you will have a button as in the image.
When clicking the button copilot will analyse the commit diffs and suggest a commit message.
I understand that there is a negative sentiment regarding copilot writing commit messages for the programmer. But in my humble experience I have noticed that commits are often better written and more complete than I would have written myself. Plus copilot learns from your previous commit messages and tries to match the style. This allows committing much more often which is a good thing in my opinion.
Had the same issue, I went to the ProgramData > ssh. In there I clicked on the logs folder, and changed the permission settings to only allow system to write to this folder. Now its up and running for me after that simple fix. Thanks to whoever figured that out.
1.) Go to ProgramData\ssh folder
2.) Open 'logs' Properties > Security
3.) Click advanced, and make sure only SYSTEM is allowed to write
When you set quarkus.grpc.server.use-separate-server=false, Quarkus supports multiple authentication mechanisms as documented here https://quarkus.io/guides/grpc-service-implementation#overview-of-supported-authentication-mechanisms. In regards to your TenantConfigResolver bean, gRPC is build on top of HTTP/2, therefore you don't need to (almost) change anything on your resolver. It should work out of the box. gRPC metadata are implemented using HTTP/2 headers, so try inspecting your headers.
I had to adjust the cacerts file of the JDK used by Gradle. Which JDK is used by Gradle can be checked in Android Studio under File/Settings/Build, Execution, Deployment/Gradle.
