If your project is expanding and you notice that the application.properties file is becoming cluttered or repetitive, switching to application.yaml could enhance readability and maintainability. However, if you are comfortable using application.properties, there's no problem in continuing with it for smaller or less complex configurations. and in my opinion, application.yaml is better and Overlaps Kubernetes manifest when your application deploys on Kubernetes
Thanks to procmon (as suggested by @Ahmed AEK) I found out that python 3.9 looked for dependancies in more directories than python 3.10 even though the PATH environment variable are the same for both python versions.
My .pyd files depends on a dll located in the parent directory. This directory is in the the PATH variable environment but python 3.10 ignored it.
I added dllDir = os.add_dll_directory(parent_path) before import_module(unitTestModuleName) and now Python 3.10 finds my dlls.
if your package.json() file contains main then remove that and add
"start": "parcel",
"build": "parcel build"
under the scripts section then run
1.npx parcel build index.html
2.npx parcel index.html
For anyone stumbling on this: I had to Disable Hyper-V and Enable VMX.
Did this with the checktool substitute as described above (note that Hyper-V is not enabled in this code)
If you want to extract only selected field values, so you can you use following fields so that you can extract only selected field values to a set of XY points & those are as follows :
AI tool
Autofill tool
ADU Builder an extracting only selected field values software.
Steps to Set $GOPATH on macOS
Open Terminal
Launch the terminal application on your Mac.
Edit the Shell Configuration File
Depending on the shell you use (e.g., zsh or bash), you need to edit the corresponding configuration file:
For zsh (default in macOS Catalina and later):
bash
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nano ~/.zshrc
For bash (older macOS versions or manually configured):
bash
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nano ~/.bash_profile
Add $GOPATH to the File
Append the following lines to set the $GOPATH environment variable:
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export GOPATH=$HOME/go
export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin
Replace $HOME/go with your desired directory if you want a custom location.
Save and Exit
Press Ctrl + O to save the file.
Press Ctrl + X to exit the editor.
Apply the Changes
Run the following command to reload the configuration:
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source ~/.zshrc # For zsh
source ~/.bash_profile # For bash
Verify the Configuration
Check if $GOPATH is set correctly by running:
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echo $GOPATH
This should output the directory you set (e.g., /Users/yourname/go).
Notes
Ensure that the directory exists by creating it if necessary:
bash
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mkdir -p $GOPATH
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It turns out, there is a debugger option to disable implicit evaluation. In Rider. it is: Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Debugger -> Value inspections/Allow property evaluations and other implicit function calls. Disabling this option solves the issue.
I have not found a way to do this with LangChain, but I found a function that allows me to flatten the output and results in what I want, although it seems a bit clunky and I believe there must be a better solution.
The key is to add the following function to the chain:
def flatten_dict(*vars) -> dict:
'''
Flatten a dictionary by removing unnecessary mid-level keys.
Returns a Runnable (chainable) function.
'''
flat = {}
for var in vars:
keys = [k for k in var]
for key in keys:
if isinstance(var[key], dict):
flat.update(var[key])
else:
flat[key] = var[key]
return flat
chain = (
{"first_prompt_output": first_chain, "possible_values": RunnablePassthrough(), "first_value": RunnablePassthrough()}
| RunnableParallel(result={"second_prompt_output": second_chain, "first_value": itemgetter("first_value")})
)
| flatten_dict
Option B is not the best because increasing the SQL endpoint's scaling range addresses resource limits, but doesn't directly resolve the latency issue, which is likely caused by insufficient resource allocation or optimization.
it can get a service reference from a component in other bundle, but it can't get a service reference inherited from its base class which is in other bundle.
after i added "-dsannotations-options: inherit" in the plugin in some pom.xml, then i get the reference annotated by @Reference from its base class in TunnelManager.xml
I have the same problem as you. Have you found a solution? I tried changing the model to support batch processing, but requests exceeding max_batch_size still had problems.
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In case you are running Windows Home Server editions outside Windows 'servicing timelines', it's worth looking at the below where they suggest it's no longer supported:
"Docker only supports Docker Desktop on Windows for those versions of Windows that are still within Microsoft’s servicing timeline. Docker Desktop is not supported on server versions of Windows, such as Windows Server 2019 or Windows Server 2022. For more information on how to run containers on Windows Server, see Microsoft's official documentation."
Instead of AspNetCore.Mvc.MvcJsonOptions, which package we can use in .net 8.0 ?
I am getting the error - 'Could not load type 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.MvcJsonOptions' from assembly 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Formatters.Json, Version=8.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=adb9793829ddae60'.'
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This is still a relevant question. You can follow this official guide to be able to use Document AI API via credentials. Note that this only works for client libraries.
Basically you'll need to create a service account and a service account key as a JSON file, which you can then use to authenticate your requests. Hope this helps!
If you provide it as @value, it will be overridden by the models value.
If you provide it as Value, it will override the models value.
Therefore, it should work, if you change your code like this:
@Html.TextBoxFor(model => item.Filepath, new { Value = item.Filepath, Type = "file" })
I'm curious though, does anyone know, why it is implemented like that in razor? I find this behavior pretty confusing, since the HTML attribute names are case insensitive by definition...
Html Agility Pack is the best solution there. LINK
// From File
var doc = new HtmlDocument();
doc.Load(filePath);
// From String
var doc = new HtmlDocument();
doc.LoadHtml(html);
// From Web
var url = "http://html-agility-pack.net/";
var web = new HtmlWeb();
var doc = web.Load(url);
Note the restrict keyword. This keyword guarantees that the two memory locations are not overlapping. It enables better optimization. If the regions overlap anyway, it is undefined behavior.
In my case it was also an AWS S3 GET (same as with https://stackoverflow.com/users/280292/oden) that I had configured through policies, but I made a mistake in the referrer section.
I wrote "StringEquals" : "mydomain.com" and it should have been "StringLike" : "mydomain.com/*".
Sharing just in case it's useful to anyone.
A bit late but you can add \u200B within your String which will define where to break your String if needed:
So in your example you could do something like const Text(
"Thisisa\u200Blongtextwr",
style: TextStyle(
fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
fontSize: 14,
), and it will output:
"Thisisa"
"longtextwr"
Starting project at C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet
Starting Metro Bundler
TypeError: fetch failed
TypeError: fetch failed
at node:internal/deps/undici/undici:13178:13
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
at fetchWithCredentials (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\api\rest\client.ts:92:24)
at cachedFetch (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\api\rest\cache\wrapFetchWithCache.ts:26:24)
at getNativeModuleVersionsAsync (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\api\getNativeModuleVersions.ts:39:20)
at getVersionedNativeModulesAsync (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\start\doctor\dependencies\bundledNativeModules.ts:33:14)
at getCombinedKnownVersionsAsync (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\start\doctor\dependencies\getVersionedPackages.ts:58:7)
at getVersionedDependenciesAsync (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\start\doctor\dependencies\validateDependenciesVersions.ts:97:33)
at validateDependenciesVersionsAsync (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\start\doctor\dependencies\validateDependenciesVersions.ts:46:25)
at startAsync (C:\Users\moi\Desktop\REACT NATIVE\projet\node_modules@expo\cli\src\start\startAsync.ts:112:5)
Solved: by analizing "vmlinux" with nm, and decompiling with "objdump", I saw that the actually called function is "getname_flags.part.0" due to compiler optimizations.
1.Simplified Shipping Method IDs: Combined all express shipping methods into a single array.
2.Correct Method ID Format: Ensure the method IDs match the format returned by get_method_id(), which typically includes the method type and instance ID (e.g., flat_rate:25).
3.Status Update: Changed the status to 'priority' to match your requirement.
add_action( 'woocommerce_thankyou', 'shipping_method_update_order_status', 10, 1 );
function shipping_method_update_order_status( $order_id ) {
if ( ! $order_id ) return;
// Define your express shipping methods IDs
$express_shipping_methods = array('flat_rate:25', 'flat_rate:26', 'flat_rate:27', 'flat_rate:28');
// Get an instance of the WC_Order object
$order = wc_get_order( $order_id );
// Get the WC_Order_Item_Shipping object data
foreach ( $order->get_shipping_methods() as $shipping_item ) {
// Check if the shipping method is one of the express options
if ( in_array( $shipping_item->get_method_id(), $express_shipping_methods ) && ! $order->has_status('priority') ) {
$order->update_status('priority'); // Update the order status to 'priority'
break; // Stop the loop
}
}
}
Here is some further info on the approach.
No additional tools are required - just the text tool.
After selecting text tool, instead of clicking on the canvas to start writing, hold and drag the text tool to create a rectangle with a desired shape:
Once the rectangle is created, you will be able to choose to justify the text:
This behaviour feels like a bug at first, but actually makes sense, as you have to have a defined text area in order to justify the text within it...
Only return was added to fun() and nothing() at XXX and YYY
As I understand, I needed to return template for display in browser. In earlier code, function was executed but template was returned, hence, no display of template in browser
Fatal error: Uncaught mysqli_sql_exception: Unknown column 'text' in 'field list' in C:\xampp\htdocs\web\eqi.php:19 Stack trace: #0 C:\xampp\htdocs\web\eqi.php(19): mysqli->query('INSERT INTO `eq...') #1 {main} thrown in C:\xampp\htdocs\web\eqi.php on line 19
In many cases, the database literature uses the terms "data" and "information" as synonyms. As C.J. Date (he is one of the most famous experts on the theory of relational databases) wrote in his famous book "An Introduction to Database Systems" (8th edition, p.6):
Incidentally, please note that we treat the terms data and information as synonyms in this book. Some writers prefer to distinguish between the two, using data to refer to what is actually stored in the database and information to refer to the meaning of that data as understood by some user. The distinction is clearly important – so important that it seems preferable to make it explicit, where appropriate, instead of relying on a somewhat arbitrary differentiation between two essentially synonymous terms.
The "android_metadata" table is automatically created and its size increases. If the "android_metadata" table exists, it is not created. If not, it is created. As in the link above, android_metadata was created in advance to ensure consistency.
This is an answer that does not explain how to debug the java. @elliotfrish and @cyberbrain did give enough explanations about that
Here is an explanation about why the openjdk 8 failed whereas the code was running fine on oracle jdk 8. The fact that I managed to launch the jar with openjdk8 on another VM also confirmed the issue was not on the jar itself but on the conf of the VM.
There was actually a font library missing on the VM.
The installation of fontconfig.x86_64 and its dependencies solved the issue.
It is a bit difficult to help without having the possibility to reproduce your issue, however here are a bunch of things that may be worth considering:
There was a known problem in a previous version of SAS regarding this (you can read more about it at http://support.sas.com/kb/13/510.html). You may try to remove the REF= options (or use REF=FIRST or LAST) and to see if the issue persists (i.e., you could try to run the code below)
proc surveylogistic data=nhis29;
cluster ppsu;
strata pstrat;
weight wtfa;
class SRVY_YR edu pov sex / param=ref ref = FIRST;
model ft(event='1') = srvy_yr edu pov sex / expb;
run;
If this is still not working, I would suggest to start from the simpler model which is working, and to add variables one at a time, so that you can understand when the error appears and hopefully gather more information about the reason (which, as PBulls suggested, may be related to the combinations of parameters you are considering in the data).
I would also maybe try to temporarily remove the cluster and strata statements to see if the full model runs without those:
proc surveylogistic data=nhis29;
weight wtfa;
class SRVY_YR edu pov sex / param=ref ref = FIRST;
model ft(event='1') = srvy_yr edu pov sex / expb;
run;
As suggested in the comments, I added a timeout to exit gracefully and this eliminated the delay in subsequent executions. Cannot find any reference to how timeouts can affect future executions but apparently they do add several seconds of delay.
I haven't read the documentation very carefully for building under ARMv7. Thanks to @AlanBirtles I read again documentation and found out that forget specify buildenv for building my dependencies:
Your above code is correct. just need to check, There is no extra space in your password or the stored hash, and check that your database can hold the whole hash. Also, ensure your Laravel setup is correct and up to date.
After a lot of trial & error, i found that my env variable was set to jdk 11 which doesn't support javax/xml/bind , i switched it to jdk8 ( organization std ) and it worked.
Use the List widget, that is designed for performance. It looks like you have so much data that if you try to render it all at once in a Scroll the system can’t cope - but a List widget renders only what is on screen.
I've been working on making our .NET Core app use app-local ICU to avoid future inconsistencies, following Microsoft's documentation. Here’s the relevant part of our .csproj file:
This setup works fine on Windows 10/11 and our build server running RHEL 9. However, when we deploy the app to Amazon Linux 2 (AL2), it crashes on startup. The journalctl log from systemd shows the following:
enter code here
test-server.internal myApp[2736]: at MyApp.Program.Main(String[] args) in
MyApp\Program.cs:line 15
test-server.internal systemd[1]: myApi.service: main process exited,
code=killed, status=6/ABRT
test-server.internal systemd[1]: Unit myApi.service entered failed state.
test-server.internal systemd[1]: myApi.service failed.
I also noticed other warnings/errors related to the systemd service file, but removing the ICU-related settings (RuntimeHostConfigurationOption) allows the app to run just fine.
Here’s what I’ve already checked:
The publish/runtimes/linux-x64/native directory contains the correct ICU files (libicuuc.so.72, libicudata.so.72, etc.).
Running ldd on the .so files resolves all dependencies on AL2.
Running the app manually (outside of systemd) still fails when using app-local ICU, so it doesn't seem like a systemd issue.
I’ve confirmed the app works fine with the default ICU globalization settings on AL2.
My systemd service file looks like this:
Also I need to know
What could cause the app to crash on Amazon Linux 2 with app-local ICU?
and are there any extra steps or dependencies required for AL2 that aren’t mentioned in the Microsoft docs?
Using table structure and cell spacing and cell padding and align you can achieve it if using old tech. Make sure you set border size none so that borders disappear.
If you are using div based then using bootstrap this job can be achieved.
The commands are correct and working, the problem is the path from which you have to execute them. Go to the directory where the dlls are and from there execute the .exe with the corresponding path. That way the .exe finds the dlls and folders it need based on the environment you are in.
edit please your question and add more information about your problem. For example, what is the error message, when is your error message appear (during running the app, or when you type this code)...
On Gitlab.com (somewhere around version 17.6) these are removable globally via User settings → Preferences → Behavior → Show shortcut buttons above files on project overview
Although this code now works correctly, I am still unsure why the status code returns 2. If anyone can provide insights into this specific error code, it would be much appreciated.
This thread is one of many worker threads in Java's common thread pool. Right now, it's paused, waiting for something from the pool while trying to establish a secure connection. It's been waiting for over 4 hours, which suggests it might be stuck or delayed due to network problems or issues with the thread pool itself.
Please refer your implementation for the configuration changes like network timeouts and check if the remote server is currently up and running healthy.
you can try delete ALL the global yarn configuration files.
open terminal: rm -f ~/.yarn*.
then Run yarn set version stable or your specific version
and run yarn install again
It is used to build a whole 16 bit Linux called ELKS: https://github.com/ghaerr/elks Parts of ELKS such as its libc can be built with Open Watcom as well.
Open your workspace > open your report > "File" > "Embed Report" > "Publish to web(public)" > you will get option for link sharable to 'email'
[if "Publish to web(public)" steps throws some error then : go to setting icon on your report > admin portal > tenant settings > export and sharing settings > publish to web > then turn on this setting with toggle button - (if toggle button already on then click 'Allow users to new embed codes']
Pros : user don't need any kind of license or even Power BI account to see your report
Cons : Data privacy issue as anyone can access your report who has this generated link.
Later on you can delete this link by :
go to settings icon > manage embed codes > select your shared report link > click on delete icon
I was having the same issue and I followed the GitHub repo you have given. After following the steps now instead of showing "This app does not have any open source license", it shows Debug License Info and when I click on it, the app crashes.
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Below is the code to send a request to a custom PromptFlow endpoint hosted in Azure, allowing interaction with an AI model deployment.
var chatHistory = new[]
{
new { role = "system", content = "You are a helpful customer support chatbot." },
new { role = "user", content = "Hi, I need help with my subscription." },
new { role = "assistant", content = "Sure, can you provide more details about the issue?" }
};
var prompt = "What are the steps to cancel my subscription?";
var requestBody = new
{
chat_history = chatHistory,
question = prompt
};
string jsonRequestBody = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(requestBody);
try
{
var response = await CallPromptFlowEndpoint(jsonRequestBody);
Console.WriteLine("API Response:");
Console.WriteLine(response);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Error: {ex.Message}");
}
}
private static async Task<string> CallPromptFlowEndpoint(string jsonRequestBody)
{
using (HttpClient client = new HttpClient())
{
client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", $"Bearer {ApiKey}");
client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("azureml-model-deployment", ModelDeploymentName);
var response = await client.PostAsync(
EndpointUrl,
new StringContent(jsonRequestBody, Encoding.UTF8, "application/json")
);
if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
{
return await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
}
else
{
string errorMessage = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync();
throw new Exception($"Error: {response.StatusCode}, Details: {errorMessage}");
}
}
}
}
I referred to the Azure OpenAI Service REST API documentation for this implementation and the How-to Guide on Creating and Managing Compute Sessions in Azure.
Additionally, I referred to the How to Manage Compute Sessions for PromptFlow and How to Customize Session Base Image for PromptFlow.
Below is the code to create images given a prompt.
POST https://{endpoint}/openai/deployments/{deployment-id}/images/generations?api-version=2024-10-21
{
"prompt": "In the style of WordArt, Microsoft Clippy wearing a cowboy hat.",
"n": 1,
"style": "natural",
"quality": "standard"
}
