The issue lies in the .whl file creation for PyQt6-sip in Python 3.13. Let me explain the root cause and why this error occurs.

When you run pip install PyQt6 in the terminal, pip starts resolving and installing all the required dependencies of PyQt6, one of which is PyQt6-sip. The installation process typically uses .whl files (binary distribution format for Python packages). If no pre-built .whl file is available for your system and Python version, pip attempts to build the file from source. Unfortunately, with Python 3.13, this build process fails.

Here are the possible reasons for this failure:

• C API Changes: Python 3.13's C API may include changes that break compatibility with extensions or build scripts used by PyQt6-sip.
• Toolchain Updates: New Python versions often require updated versions of build tools like setuptools, wheel, or compilers to handle changes in the Python ecosystem.
• Library Maintainers: The maintainers of PyQt6-sip may not have updated their library yet to support Python 3.13, especially given the complexity of native extensions like this. To resolve this issue, I recommend using an older Python version (e.g., 3.12.7), which I verified works for this package. Python 3.12 is well-supported by most libraries and avoids the compatibility challenges associated with Python 3.13.

I dig the unless caller solution. It is very Perlish. However, here is a very direct comparable solution in Perl:

if (__PACKAGE__ eq 'main') {
    # ......
}

Open the settings go to editor > general > gutter icons > color preview. And check it

worked on my system after installing pip install anomalib==1.2.0 on windows machine.

I'm also working on a multilinear regression model, and I was under the impression that R automatically creates dummy variables if the variable is a factor.

I converted all of the binary variables to a factor with 1 for Yes and 0 for No.

Im I doing something wrong?

Helped to add explicitly -stdlib=libstdc++ and add definition __LIBC

Thanks for @Parsa99 - he suggested the answer. For anyone who will try to find in in the future, I will post here an example that I was found in the internet.

services.AddControllers(options =>
            {
                options.Filters.Add<ApiErrorFilter>();
            })
            .ConfigureApiBehaviorOptions(opt=>
            {
                opt.SuppressModelStateInvalidFilter = false;
                opt.InvalidModelStateResponseFactory = context=>{
                
                    bool knownExceptions = context.ModelState.Values
                    .SelectMany(x => x.Errors)
                    .Where(x => x.Exception is JsonException || (x.Exception is null && String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(x.ErrorMessage) == false)).Count() > 0;
                    if (knownExceptions)
                    {
                        var error = new ProblemDetails
                        {
                            Status = (int)HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError,
                            Title = "Test",
                        };

                            return new ObjectResult(error)
                        {
                            StatusCode = StatusCodes.Status422UnprocessableEntity,
                        }; //new BadRequestResult(new { state = false, message = "InvalidParameterError" });
                    }
                // ...
                    return new BadRequestObjectResult(context.ModelState);
                };
            })
            .AddJsonOptions(DefaultJsonOptions.OptionsConfiguration);

What you describe is exactly how I do it. It is convenient to store the key file in a source control system, so that newly generated key files can be deployed with code, as old ones expire. Usually you don't want your secrets unencrypted in source code, so encrypting them with a certificate gets around that problem. The X509 certificate can be maintained by our IT group and installed on servers as they come up, or kept in our cloud vendors' secrets vault.

The certificate is only used to house the PEM (encryption key) on your system. You can generate a PEM using any encryption utility like openSSL, and import it into an x.509 certificate using your OS' certificate utility. This is why it doesn't need to be signed by an authority, because you aren't using it to establish trust with a 3rd party but to hold a secret that you yourself created.

If you were configuring the key from a separate source than the rest of your application, it may not be important to encrypt it and you can just ignore the warning. But that is usually a hassle since key files need to be maintained and kept current, and different keys go with different applications, etc.

Try running the code in kaggle

I have the same problem but I wanted to restore data from csv file using copy. the old (pg 12) database and the new database (pg 16) has same blocksize.

=> SELECT current_setting('block_size');
 current_setting
-----------------
 8192

Any advice?

Can you provide your vnet/subnet ranges, your service CIDR and the CNI you are using ?

My expectation is that you can't access pod ranges because the service tag VirtualNetwork doesn't contains your pod CIDR.

I went to Dependencies / System(advanced) and deleted the GLIBC File and run the programm again and it worked

Originally, I had gone with the option suggested in the comments of checking which compiler was being used, then typedef whatever that particular compiler called its 128-bit integer. Then, I found a much better answer, entirely by accident, when I was looking up something else.

The answer is to switch to the C++23 standard, which allows me to use the new _BitInt keyword to just make up an integer of whatever size I want, and let the compiler handle it. So, now my code looks something like this:

using value_t = int64_t;
int constexpr max_bits_math = std::numeric_limits<value_t>::digits * 2;
using math_value_t = _BitInt(max_bits_math);
int constexpr bit_shift = 8;

value_t operator*(value_t lhs, value_t rhs) {
    math_value_t answer = static_cast<math_value_t>(lhs) * static_cast<math_value_t>(rhs);
    return static_cast<value_t>(answer >> bit_shift);
}

Yes, I know that not a lot of compilers support _BitInt yet, because it's so new. Then again, I'm still in the very early stages of this project, so I'm confident support will be more widespread when I'm ready to release.

Did you find out the reason for this? same here!

Solved. For some reason Visual studio created an MaskInputRejected event for maskedtextbox by default instead of Text Changed.

   {:x {:title "Week"
        :timeUnit "yearmonthdate"
        :field :WeekBeginning
        :axis {:format "%b"
               :labelAlign "left"
               :labelExpr "datum.label[0]"
               :timeUnit "month"
               :tickCount 12}}

Update: I ended up shifting the timeUnit of the lines to "yearmonthdate" and the timeUnit of the axis to "month" and was able to get it to format the way I wanted.

In my case nothing else here worked until I changed <i> to <b> (most probably a cascading issue with my own css). Then font-size etc was applied correctly.

Which is also a reminder that <i> isn't a must.

So apparently all I had to do was add [Tool] to the Chunk class.

In my case i edit the file mongod.cfg from the path C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\8.0\bin> and changed the net section from this net: port: 27017 bindIp: 127.0.0.1 to this net: ipv6: true port: 27017 bindIp: localhost. After that i restart the service MongoDB Server.

You need a better tool. Get yourself a license for V The File Viewer. This is an oldie-but-goody designed to open files like what you're encountering. But it is a VIEWER. Editors try to load the entire edited file into RAM, and that's your problem right now. V loads "pages" of data instead of the whole file.

And yet, why didn't anyone answer?

"#{0:X2}{1:X2}{2:X2}"

You had 3 0-indexes.

This will provide a list of each term in the command used to start execution:

Tested on Python 3.10

import sys

print("Command:", " ".join(sys.orig_argv))

E.g. python -m foo.bar -hello world

Would produce:

Command: python -m foo.bar -hello world

not working on OpenSUSE 15.5, try to install on OpenSUSE 15.4

Issue solved - found nfstream framework, which seems to do the job :D

While it is not possible in winmerge, Emacs does it easily.

In 'ediff' mode you can press '#' key twice in the control panel (it is read as a command). It will ignore line break differences altogether.

Emacs is a wonderful editing environment but, unfortunately, its ediff-mode is not a very user friendly tool. The control panel is in a different window which is a bit confusing. See the final part of the youtube tutorial below for a tweak that puts the control panel in the main window.

Read more:

https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/ediff.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSvsAutseO0

        <form action="{{route('products.update',['product'=> $product])}}"  method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
            @csrf
             @method('PUT')

You must specify a variable

Route::put('products/{product}/update', [ProductController::class, 'update'])->name('products.update');

I have already posted a similar answer in response to a related StackOverflow quesiton.

Generating non-repeating pseudorandom numbers is possible using quadratic prime residue. This algorithm can generate sequences of unique random numbers in O(1) time and memory for each item in the sequence.

In rust, this has been implemented in the rand-unique crate. A usage example:

use rand::OsRng;
use rand_unique::RandomSequenceBuilder;

// initialize a sequence with a random seed
let sequence = RandomSequenceBuilder<u8>::rand(&mut OsRng);

// iterate through the sequence
for i in sequence.into_iter().take(10) {
    println!("{}", i);
}

Disclaimer: I am the author of the rand-unque crate. The crate currently only supports generating unique numbers in integer type ranges (eg. 0-u8::MAX or 0-u64::MAX). If you have a use-case for generating unique numbers in the range of 0-n, raise a Github issue and I can finish off the PR for this change. Thanks!

Did you try setting the below property?

spring.autoconfigure.exclude=org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.data.redis.RedisAutoConfiguration

Use deletFrom(myDbTable).execute(); before starting your experiment, see the help: https://anylogic.help/anylogic/connectivity/querying.html#deleting-all-records-from-the-database-table

For me, it's a compiler error. I use both C and C++ with codelite and if I forget to change my compiler when I go from one to the other (hit the wrench in the Project Folder menu to change), I will get that error. I hope this helps.

For the problem you're facing, I would suggest you to go through the below mentioned link for the proper documentation. The Azure Language Account will help you with the Entities and Intent. For more detail documentation refer:

a) Build Language Understanding Model

b) Azure AI Language Documentation

pip install pandas solved my problem

By Eclipse do you mean standard Eclipse without mainframe related plugins on top of it? If you have IBM Developer for z/OS plugins installed on top of regular Eclipse, you might be able to use a feature called Menu Manager, to define custom actions that invoke Rexx or regular TSO commands. More info here: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/developer-for-zos/16.0?topic=functions-creating-menu-actions-in-menu-manager

Most likely you will need help from your z/OS System Programmers to customize menu manager for your site.

Could you try?

import sys
sys.argv[0]

or

import inspect
source_file_path = inspect.getfile(inspect.currentframe())

hello i don't understand this code

import javax.ws.rs.GET;

replaced by

import jakarta.ws.rs.GET;

reprogramming needed

https://docs.openrewrite.org/recipes/java/migrate/jakarta/jacksonjavaxtojakarta

int -idt i hope that could help you

Windows uses which ever is mentioned first in the path variable of environment variables window. So your using java 11 by default. you can cross verify by typing below command

java -version

try add

intents.members = True

When the app goes into the background, it cannot process updates unless specific conditions are met. To enable real-time updates, use APNS or FCM.

Answer from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1461010/when-i-try-to-run-a-project-or-solution-i-get-the

Please right-click your project in the Solution Explorer > Properties > Project Settings > change the project’s Target platform to SQL Server 2019.

This is an old ask but if you ran the query prior to dbeaver shutting down or you exiting it out you can go to Windows -> Views -> query manager and the query should be there

This option has not been implemented yet. Formatting JOIN statements by placing AND operator on a new line is currently listed as feature request on our tracker:

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-17971/Format-JOIN-condition

Wrap it in a link

One other way that might help some people is to wrap your image in a link:

Example:

[![NPM Downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/:herokutools)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/herokutools)
[![NPM Downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dw/:herokutools)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/herokutools)
[![NPM License](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/:herokutools)](LICENSE)
[![Stars](https://img.shields.io/github/stars/devboidesigns/herokutools)](https://github.com/DevboiDesigns/herokutools)

Output:

const { scene, animations } = useGLTF('/characters/Animated/Character-packed.glb')

Update the path of model

In my case, I use a passphrase for my SSH key, and the issue occurred because the terminal I was using didn't prompt me to enter it. When I switched to Git Bash, a popup appeared to enter the password, and the deployment succeeded.

After trying several alternatives, I managed to solve my problem just by updating the video card driver, after that the driver updated the dll "vulkan-1.dll" which is located in "C:\Windows\System32" and the emulator finally returned to function correctly.

Remembering that I use an Intel processor and NVIDIA graphics card.

As mentioned by @mhenning,

You can use tf.scatter_add() for Tensorflow version 1.15. But, these functions -

• tf.scatter_add(),
• tf.scatter_div(),
• tf.scatter_min(),
• tf.scatter_max(),
• tf.scatter_mul() are deprecated in the latest Tensorflow versions 2.x and are only available with Tensorflow 1.x.

As of Nov. 20 2024 https://github.com/github/roadmap/issues/636 have been close

To address the name changes, here is the link on what all have changed plugins renamed

Some are applicable for version 4 as well hence posting the link incase someone comes across the same issue

RMS messages are encrypted; you can probably recreate them, but that would be a lot of work. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/51248526/332059.

If you're looking for a lightweight, flexible form validation library, FormGuardJS might be the solution you're looking for! FormguardJS website

FormGuardJS simplifies form validation by allowing you to define multiple requirements for each form field and display custom error messages. Here's how to get started:

Key Features: Multiple Field Requirements: Easily set multiple conditions (like required, minLength, email, etc.).

Custom Error Messages: Tailor the error messages to fit your app's needs.

Simple and Lightweight: Only a few KB in size, so you can easily include it in your projects without bloating your bundle.

Benefits:

1. Quick Setup: Set up your validations in seconds.
2. Responsive Error Handling: Error messages are automatically shown when fields are invalid.
3. Small and Fast: FormGuardJS is lightweight, ensuring your site loads quickly without unnecessary overhead.

Where to use it:

FormGuardJS is perfect for any project where you need reliable form validation, especially for:

• Contact forms

• Login/Signup forms

• Surveys and feedback forms

• Any forms with complex input rules!

Check out the documentation for more details and examples! Visit Documentation

One of the types of tests is the user acceptance test. It focuses on the behavior of a whole system. User acceptance test ensures the software meets the business requirements. It contains three types:

1. Alpah: The software is tested by development teams internally or a limited group of users
2. Beta: Once the alpha test is done, the software can be moved into beta testing. It involves a larger group of external users and it focuses on the users' feedback and their overall experience.
3. Operational: It involves simulating real-world scenarios to evaluate the behavior of the software under normal conditions

show me the problem hello can i help you, show me the problem

i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think i think

Usually this kind of errors are related to the use of an obsolete "setuptools" python dependency. Try upgrade the "setuptools" dependency in your virtual environment

pip install setuptools --upgrade

I found a solution! The problem was not in the "downloader_video_fnc" function, but in the "MessageHandler"

The correct MessageHandler for concurrency is

application.add_handler(MessageHandler(filters=(filters.VIDEO & filters.User(username="@XXXXXXXX")), callback=downloader_video_fnc, block=False))

block (bool, optional) – Determines whether the return value of the callback should be awaited before processing the next handler in telegram.ext.Application.process_update(). Defaults to True. MessageHandler manual

What is aws 3 used for exactly. Why would someone keep it a secret or act like they di not know why it's in their phone

Almost 10 years later :) I still can find such generated javadoc errors. And I can't delete the files. Any idea how to get rid of this?

Iirc its in the Avatar decoration. You just need the keyword passthrough=true for the effect included. passthrough=false is only the decoration. E.g.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatar-decoration-presets/a_f081c6b2c85c5ebe5df42f1c24d45bb5.png?size=96&passthrough=false

or

https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatar-decoration-presets/a_f081c6b2c85c5ebe5df42f1c24d45bb5.png?size=96&passthrough=true

I was having an issue where clamdscan would mark any files as OK even if they were viruses (EICAR). This is because my TemporaryDirectory did not exist.

Once I made sure the TemporaryDirectory exists clamdscan worked without a problem.

I hope that helps someone else. I could not find any documentation or solutions online.

For me the issue was with cryptography and azure-identity. Check out this thread:

GitHub Issue discussing short-term and long-term solution

I think its correct, try to use a pandas dataframe or numpy

@Ivo's comment, in my question, provided me with a solution in which:

1. the user-provided callback takes a context parameter, e.g. void myOnTap(BuildContext context){ ... }

2. You do not pass directly this callback to each basic Widget's onTap property but you provide it like this: onTap: (){ myOnTap(context); } (and context is now available as we are inside a build() method).

For example,

// untested pseudocode
class MyComplexWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  final void Function(BuildContext)? onTapForA;
  final void Function(BuildContext)? onTapForB;

  const MyComplexWidget({super.key, this.onTapForA, this.onTapForB});

  @override
  build(BuildContext context) {
    return Column(children: [
      InkWell( // basic widget A
        ...
        onTap: () {
          onTapForA!(context);
        },
      ),
      InkWell( // basic widget B
        ...
        onTap: () {
          onTapForB!(context);
        },
      )
    ]);
  } // build
}

Thank you for your help

As @richard-deeming and @alohci helped pointing out: The described behavior is likely caused by a CSS parser limitation in the browser.

The code should work as expected on newer browser versions.

Like user Battle, I come from the future, Visual Studio 2019. I tried the answers here and did not achieve success.

In the end, I opened the .vbproj file in Notepad++ and removed any references to Resources.resx. Since it's a well structured text file, it was not difficult.

I could do this because my application is a console application and is relatively simple. Make a backup first!

In LocalConfiguration.php, set keepFEGroups to 1.

This option allows you to keep locally assigned frontend groups.

'ig_ldap_sso_auth' => [
    'keepFEGroups' => '1'
],

1. Right-click on the failing project
2. Select 'Properties'
3. Switch 'Configuration' to 'Debug'
4. Select 'Configuration Properties' -> 'Advanced'
5. Change 'Use Debug Libraries' to Yes

Issue appears in 3.3.0.46 as well.

I saw a LIBUSB_ERROR_IO on read only on Linux, but not Windows for the exact same code.

The root cause of my issues was that I was trying to do partial reads of bulk transfer messages. For example, if the whole message was 14 bytes I was trying to read 10 bytes then 4 bytes in separate libusb_bulk_transfer() calls.

Changing my code to a single 14 byte libusb_bulk_transfer() read now works properly on both platforms.

JSON5 is the most common solution to this now.

JSON5 supports unquoted keys, single quotes, comments, trailing commas, etc.

ok got it, i was lost in the docs...

all i need is to import the right dependencies...

https://github.com/pac4j/jee-pac4j/wiki/Dependencies

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.pac4j</groupId>
    <artifactId>jakartaee-pac4j</artifactId>
    <version>8.0.1</version>
</dependency>
dependency>
    <groupId>org.pac4j</groupId>
    <artifactId>pac4j-saml</artifactId>
</dependency>

I can write it. Here I'd your answer for print all of pages in datatables.net

I got it at the end using the code below

IF [Year] = {MAX([Year])} = True
THEN [Values]
ELSE 0
end

kinit: Client's credentials have been revoked while getting initial credentials I have hdp cluster configured with kerberos with AD. All HDP service accounts have principals and keytabs generated including spark. I know service accounts will not have passwords and set to unex...

After trying several alternatives, I managed to solve my problem just by updating the video card driver, after that the driver updated the dll "vulkan-1.dll" which is located in "C:\Windows\System32" and the emulator finally returned to function correctly.

Remembering that I use an Intel processor and NVIDIA graphics card.

// bun-macro.ts

export const getEnv = (name: string) => {
    return Bun.env[name]
}

// main.ts

import { getEnv } from "bun-macro" with { type: 'macro' };

var baseurl = getEnv('BASE_URL')
// var baseurl = "http:localhost:3000"

I also had issues running the activate.bat (cmd prompt ) or activate.ps1 (powershell) scripts to actually get my venv to take effect. The scripts appeared to run without issues, but just did not alter the environment at all.

It turned out to be a restricted Execution Policy and it wouldn't run those scripts because it was set to 'Restricted'. There are a few levels you can try such as RemoteSigned, meaning you can only run ones you have downloaded that are digitally signed or Bypass CurrentUser, which lets you run any scripts. You can check in a powershell that is running as an administrator by using the Get-ExecutionPolicy to see what it is, or Set-ExecutionPolicy to change it. This let me actually run the activate.ps1 script which fixed my venv issue.

Please try again by installing the Python version 3.10 which supports all the latest Tensorflow 2.18 and Keras 3.7.

However I tried with Python version 3.9 and able to install Tensorflow version 2.18 and Keras 3.6 successfully in Google Colab.

Please have a look at the below screen shot.

Lets us know if the issue still persists. Thank you

This is a way to go if you want different colors on different intervals. Three plots with separate x-vectors.

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

x1 = np.linspace(-50,-36,50)
x2 = np.linspace(-36, -34 ,10)
x3 = np.linspace(-34, 20, 100)

y1 = []
y2 = []
y3 = []

for xval in x1:
    y1.append(np.log10(((10**xval)/(10**-36))**(1/2)))
for xval in x2:
    y2.append(np.log10(np.exp((10**36)*((10**xval)-(10**-36)))))
for xval in x3:
    y3.append(np.log10((np.exp((10**36)*((10**-34) - (10**-36)))*(((10**xval)/(10**-36))**(1/2)))))
   
plt.plot(x1,y1, color='r')
plt.plot(x2,y2, color='b')
plt.plot(x3,y3, color='g')
plt.xlabel('log x')
plt.ylabel('log y')
plt.show()

If you're reading this in 2024+.

To enable Developer Mode, on your device head to Settings > Privacy & Security, towards the bottom you'll see a Toggle for "Developer Mode".

After a restart, you should see the Developer Menu in the top level of settings, which has Network Link Conditioner

For the life of me I can't imagine that Muhammad Usman's answer here solved my .pbxproj issue. After merge conflict got resolved, closing and re-opening it from Finder does the trick. For reference I am using XCode 15.1.

this is super useful! deploy the template.tpl file from this repo https://github.com/stape-io/data-client/. You can check in the github issues there is a screenrecording attached. Then send data to {YOURSERVERSIDETAGMANAGERURL}/data

We've found a possibility with Impute and frame [-1,0] that seems to work, see here.

However, I'm sure there is a more straight forward solution to this.

If you want to authenticate users with Microsoft Active Directory (AD) without redirecting them to the Microsoft login page (i.e., without using OAuth or OpenID Connect redirection flows), you can achieve this using one of the following methods:

1. LDAP Authentication

Use LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) to directly authenticate against your on-premises Active Directory.

How it works:

The user provides their username and password.

Your application communicates with AD over LDAP to validate credentials.

Steps:

1. Connect to your AD server (e.g., ldap://domaincontroller.example.com).

2. Bind using the provided credentials ([email protected] or DOMAIN\username).

3. If the bind succeeds, the credentials are valid.

Libraries/Tools:

For Node.js: ldapjs

For Python: ldap3

For .NET: System.DirectoryServices

Note: This approach requires secure communication (e.g., LDAPS) to protect credentials during transmission.

2. Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) + Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA)

If users are part of the same intranet or domain, you can leverage Integrated Windows Authentication.

How it works:

The user's Windows credentials (via Kerberos or NTLM) are automatically used for authentication.

This avoids prompting for credentials entirely.

Setup:

1. Configure ADFS to support IWA.

2. Your backend verifies the Kerberos/NTLM tokens with AD.

Libraries/Tools:

Use the Negotiate/Kerberos authentication protocol in your server framework.

Limitation: Works best for intranet applications where users are domain-joined.

3. Microsoft Graph API with Service Account

Use the Microsoft Graph API to verify user credentials indirectly.

How it works:

Your app receives the username and password from the user.

Use a service account or app credentials to query Microsoft Graph and validate the user.

Steps:

1. Configure app registration in Azure AD.

2. Use Graph API's /users or /me endpoints to verify credentials indirectly.

Security Consideration: This is less common since it involves handling raw user credentials.

4. Direct Authentication via Secure Token Service (STS)

Query AD directly using tools like Secure Token Services or Kerberos tokens.

This can involve using a middle-layer authentication proxy, such as:

Windows Authentication with IIS.

Custom middleware that validates AD credentials.

Key Security Considerations:

TLS Encryption: Always secure communication with AD using LDAPS or HTTPS.

Password Handling: Never store or log raw passwords.

Least Privilege: Use service accounts with minimal privileges when querying AD.

Start by ensuring the /tmp/milvus directory is completely cleared before running the tests using the command rm -rf /tmp/milvus. Update the configs/milvus.yaml file to replace all instances of /var/lib/milvus with /tmp/milvus, ensuring consistent management of temporary files during testing. Then, reinitialize the Docker development environment by navigating to the deployments/docker/dev directory, removing existing volume data using sudo rm -rf ./volumes, and restarting the Docker environment with docker compose up -d. After completing these steps, return to the project’s root directory and run the tests using make test-go. If you want to isolate the issue further, you can run specific tests individually with the command go test -v "./internal/util/bloomfilter..." -failfast -test.run TestPerformance_MultiBF. I think these steps should help resolve the RocksDB-related conflicts and allow the unit tests to run successfully.

I do not have the reputation to upvote or comment but @Samiul Karim's answer seems to be the "correct" method going forward without downgrading express/types

Initial

return res.status(200);

Fixed

res.status(200); 
return;

And as it turns out --- the issue was in my tsconfig in my linked package... make sure both tsconfigs are targeting the same module adding

 "esModuleInterop": true,
    "declaration": true,
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "module": "esnext"
    ```
fixed it :)

Thank you all for your answers. Unfortunately, none of these worked in my case, but this helped me in refactoring my code.

I finally found the solution : there were many checkboxes in superposition inside each XL cells. Since only the first found was checked, and then exiting the loop, the new check was hidden by all above checkboxes.

This doesn't work with Wayland only, you need to work under X11. To switch to X11, just log out and select your user to login again, then you'll see a small gear in lower right corner of the desktop, press it and it will give you a choice between "Ubuntu" and "Ubuntu at Xorg", select Xorg and then just login with your password - voila, AutoKey now sees your hotkey input!

I was having the same problem and after two days trying to figure out how to solve it, Thanks to Brett JB and Martin Schneider comments I saw that when using AddDbContextFactory then you don't need to also add AddDbContext when registering the services. The factory method adds the Context to the service provider and you can inject it without problem.

Oh, I find the answer. If you want detailed information, see here .

In short, constant global variable has internal linkage by default, use 'extern' specifier to make it external linkable.

This is the link for a PLE Version : https://files.anylogic.com/anylogic-ple-8.9.3.x86_64.exe Just replace the numbers.

I need help. VSCode will NEVER find poetry virtualenv interpreter no matter what I try. Installed poetry Python package manager using a standard $ curl method as explained in the official document...

zzz, new to python, this thing been bugging me for half a day, thanks for explanation

From the documentations you can clear it up. https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/eloquent-relationships

Since the relations seems to be the ManyToMany, not Polymorphic one so just define the functions in models (hint: from the answers here for this question) for eloquent to get the results.

You can add add following import

from pptx.enum.text import MSO_ANCHOR

example: cell.vertical_anchor = MSO_ANCHOR.MIDDLE

It worked for me.

I solved the problem by finding the aar file of the library that is available at:

https://maven.moxtra.com/nexus/content/groups/public/com/github/icerockdev/MaterialFilePicker/1.9.1/

and importing the file locally using the FILE -> PROJECT STRUCTURE option and importing the dependency.

The file is not available in mavenCentral because it is an old library.

The name of the application doesn't affect the key file. The data protection provider concatenates the application name and the 'purpose' you send when you create the data protector, and uses that to salt the encryption/decryption. So you can have multiple applications that use the same application name, and same key file, and use a different purpose string per-application, or a different application name and the same key file, and the applications still won't understand each other's encrypted data.

The only difference between the application name and the purpose string is that the application name persists for the lifetime of the data protection service, and the purpose string can create many protectors for different...purposes.

Here is the link to the relevant data protection code on GitHub:

https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/de76fa24ba1dee7f55357332df7ea2c60decd2de/src/DataProtection/DataProtection/src/KeyManagement/KeyRingBasedDataProtector.cs#L20

You only need to link to one google font stylesheet. To include two or more icons, pass them as a comma separated list after the icon_names parameter:

<link rel="stylesheet"
href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Material+Symbols+Outlined:opsz,wght,FILL,GRAD@24,400,0,0&icon_names=close,menu" />

I am on ubuntu and encountered the same problem. As said previously its a PMI problem. Follow these steps and it will be resolved.

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt-get install mpich
sudo apt install openmpi-bin openmpi-common libopenmpi-dev