Do this in 2025 -

open cmd with Admin rights

cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Installer"

then

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Installer> InstallCleanup.exe -f

That does a clean removal of everything about Visual Studio on your PC.

See this link for details and cautions about the -f option = https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/install/uninstall-visual-studio?view=vs-2022

The simplest fix is to use a type assertion to tell TypeScript, “I know this matches the type”:

const cursor: PaginationCursor<T> = { id: record.id } as PaginationCursor<T>;

yes this is a known issue that has started occurring since v1.68.0. The tracking GitHub issue for the gRPC Python team is here: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues/38282

The fix for the issue is in progress, and will be resolved in uppcoming releases. Please refer to the Github issue for any updates.

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Convert of the C++ and Unix the Pascal program

doesn't work, I got the same issue....

The barcode scanner shows a blank screen likely because the video element has no visible size or the camera stream fails to initialize, so ensure the video has a fixed height and add error logging in Quagga.init().

Remove

 "groupName" : "Exclude all redhat-xyz versions"

as it groups all your pull requests together. See: https://docs.renovatebot.com/configuration-options/#groupname

Without groupName it should work as expected.

The issue “Access Denied: RUN_JOB” is one that describes a lack of permission to run BigQuery jobs for the service account. This even occurs when the account has write access to the dataset and read access to the GCS bucket.

For a load job to be executed, the service account must have the following permission: bigquery.jobs.create. This permission is granted within the role/ bigquery.user which is set on a project level. This enables the service account to run jobs like data loads.

Given that you do not have full project write access, there are some alternatives for you.

Request the project role of roles/bigquery.jobUser. This role allows the holder to create and run jobs but does not allow write access.

There already exists dataset write access for the data, but in this case you need project level permission to run jobs.

You can also use an alternate approach and employ a dedicated service account that requires limited enough permissions to just load the data.

The dataset write and GCS read access do not guarantee job execution without additional access.

If you wish to safely automate data workflows, consider Windsor.ai. It offers data as well as permissions management with minimal access configuration. Here are the steps that you can follow:

Select BigQuery as the destination in Windsor.ai and click “Add Destination Task.”

Authorize your Google Cloud account by selecting your GCP-connected email and granting Windsor.ai required access.

In the destination form, enter:

• Task Name (any name)

• Project ID (from Google Cloud Console)

• Dataset ID (from BigQuery project)

• Table Name (Windsor.ai creates it if not existing)

• Backfill option (historical data, paid plans only)

• Schedule (update frequency, hourly/daily; standard plans and above)

(Optional) Select advanced options:

• Partitioning (segment data by date ranges)

• Clustering (segment data by column values)

• Combine partitioning and clustering for optimized queries

Click “Test connection.” If successful, a success message appears; otherwise, see an error.

Click “Save” to run the destination task.

Monitor the task in the data destination section — green ‘upload’ with status ‘ok’ means it’s running successfully.

Check the integrated data in BigQuery by refreshing your dataset in the relevant project. I can help you set up Windsor.

if you have custom code so its better to switch to cli you will get more control over native implementation to code

This website https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/vsto/deploying-a-vsto-solution-by-using-windows-installer?view=vs-2022#to-build-the-setup-project is a pretty comprehensive guide to creating msi installers for vsto addins. HOWEVER, if you are using Visual Studio 2022 the guidance is out of date because the default is for solutions to use embedded PIAs. This means that the two launch conditions: 'Search for Office Shared PIA' and 'Verify Office 2010 Shared PIA availability' are not required. If they are included it is likely that the third party machine will not have them and give an error message. Somebody should ask Microsoft to update this guidance. (I only spent 2 frustrating days in working this out)

Pls post the stacktrace. Which exact line number is the exception originating at? Is it that the client des not wish to upgrade 1.6 (we are at JDK 24 now)

ps -fA | grep python

kill 81211 1361 1361

No need to run any tests. The Playwright plug-in adds a tab to the Panel (the one with the Terminal window, CTRL+backtick). From there you can open an external browser with the Locator tool. Enter the URL of any site in that browser. By default the Locator tool is activated. Roll over any element to see the locator. If you want to navigate the site you just deactivate the Locator tool.

Your tracking script fails in native social media browsers because they often block or strip referrer data and background requests, so consider using server-side redirects or short links with UTM tracking instead.

https://go.dev/doc/asm

Conside the strategy employed by the gc Golang compiler. The COMPILE step outputs a platform-independent assembly-esque IR. Then the ASSEMBLE step reifies it on a per-platform basis.

I hope I understood and represented that correctly.

If you don't want to use the memfd_create()+execl() you are going to parse the ELF header & friends yourself, fill in the correct locations, tables, segments, maps and system headers. Also needed is to do all the pre-cleaning the ELF loader does (related to the old/current process) before turning the execution over.

Basically you will be re-inventing the ELF loader. Unless you really need this (and don't want to create another binary format/loader/linker) I would suggest you use the memfd_create()+execl()

If you are brave enough (or has a specific requirement) here goes some more info. You can also take a look at an ELF packer source, just like you said, but most will likely re-implement an ELF loader alike thing. Good luck.

https://lwn.net/Articles/631631/

This is happening because your *.gsp paths are being handled by GroovyPagesServlet. To fix it, you need to remove GroovyPagesServlet.:

• Instead, create a mock servlet class

package stackoverflow

class GroovyPagesServletMock {
}

• Then register it in resources.groovy

import stackoverflow.GroovyPagesServletMock

// Place your Spring DSL code here
beans = {
    groovyPagesServlet(GroovyPagesServletMock)
}

I got it working this way. Hope this helps!

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Sample https://github.com/mkmikael/stackoverflow79641438

If you are using expo just use npx expo install --fix to upgrade all dependencies to match the installed SDK version.

https://medium.com/@vortj/solving-namespace-errors-in-flutters-android-gradle-configuration-c2baa6262f8b



this worked form me i also added the link of medium article , you can refer the source



subprojects {
    afterEvaluate { project ->
        if (project.hasProperty('android')) {
            project.android {
                if (namespace == null) {
                    namespace = project.group.toString()  // Set namespace as fallback
                }
                project.tasks.whenTaskAdded { task ->
                    if (task.name.contains('processDebugManifest') || task.name.contains('processReleaseManifest')) {
                        task.doFirst {
                            File manifestFile = file("${projectDir}/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml")
                            if (manifestFile.exists()) {
                                String manifestContent = manifestFile.text
                                if (manifestContent.contains('package=')) {
                                    manifestContent = manifestContent.replaceAll(/package="[^"]*"/, "")
                                    manifestFile.write(manifestContent)
                                    println "Removed 'package' attribute from ${manifestFile}"
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

I am also facing the same issue. Any solution for this issue even I am also facing the same problem?

    static List<Object> parseList(String input, String key) {
        List<Object> list = new ArrayList<>();
        Deque<Character> stack = new ArrayDeque<>();
        StringBuilder token = new StringBuilder();
        for (int i = 0; i <= input.length(); i++) {
            char c = (i < input.length()) ? input.charAt(i) : ',';
            if (c == '(' || c == '[') stack.push(c);
            else if (c == ')' || c == ']') stack.pop();

            if (c == ',' && stack.isEmpty()) {
                list.add(parseValueFromString(token.toString().trim(), key));
                token.setLength(0);
            } else {
                token.append(c);
            }
        }
        return list;
    }

   

Yes, recent versions of Node.js (v15.0.0 and above) include built-in capabilities to compare two strings and show their differences using the native assert module. When you use assert.strictEqual() to compare two strings and they don't match, Node.js throws an AssertionError that includes a diff-style message showing the differences between the two strings. This is especially helpful for debugging or testing, as it clearly highlights what changed. While this method is not intended specifically for generating diffs outside of testing contexts, it can be used creatively to display string differences without relying on third-party libraries. However, for more advanced or custom diff outputs-such as word-by-word or character-by-character comparison-you may still need to write a custom function or use libraries like diff for more control. Still, Node.js does offer a basic native way to view differences between strings via assertion errors.

For only one tag

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes#using-the-important-modifier

For many components in the page

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes#when-to-use-inline-styles

Yes, there is

  new NextResponse(componentString, {
    status: 503,
    headers: { "content-type": "text/html; charset=utf-8" },
  });

You can also use a custom error pages to display as mentioned in the resource below.

https://nextjs.org/docs/14/pages/building-your-application/routing/custom-error

Which revision of Spring/JDK/etc. are being used in the ENV? Have you enabled second level cache in the configuration (your hibernate will by default pick any second level caches while executing any operations within the @Transactional)?

I have found the solution

Solution 1

# add the two line to the SparkSession.builder
.config("spark.driver.extraClassPath", "/path/to/postgresql-42.7.3.jar") \
.config("spark.executor.extraClassPath", "/path/to/postgresql-42.7.3.jar") \

Solution 2

copy your postgresql-xx.x.x.jar "postgresql-42.7.4.jar" to python site packages pyspark jars path

/usr/local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pyspark/jars

To identify all active Maven profiles in your project, use: mvn help:active-profiles

This command shows which profiles are active in your current build environment. Are the native profiles there?

Maybe you have the native-maven-plugin?

If so, please delete or comment out its configuration in your pom.xml:

For more details on active profiles, check the [Maven documentation](https://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-profiles.html).

Use the gcc attribute to keep constructors alive. This is what i'm using, there might be a better way than even this.

A* a = nullptr;
// gcc constructor to get the
// A instance created unconditionally.
__attribute__((constructor)) void __init_data() {
    a = new A();
}

The audio is played asynchronously and is probably longer than the 0.5s delay you used, so this results in a silent failure when it is triggered again. Do what Adios Gringo said, use

play_obj.wait_done() 

or increase the 0.5s delay to more.

trying the same scenario
Started my Streaming application 1:45 am
Window Time :7hrs
Watermark:1hr
Inserted some entries in source table at 1:48 am
write Stream:append Mode
Triiger Interval:10 Minutes

so my window time 12:00 am to 07:00 + watermark of 1hr
eventhough, when inserting an event after the watermark time,i.e 08:55 am,09:30am
I am not getting the older entries getting emitted

di_IWebService * webService = GetIWebService();

This needs to be created in the constructor and not in the methods as the handle does not get released and cannot be deleted and nulled from a method.

Declaring it globally resolved my issue.

OK, so original openssl is great and decent, now it's time for some easy and fancy wrappers in Python:

pip install pycryptodome

from Crypto.PublicKey import RSA
with open("privkey.pem", "rb") as f:
    local_priv = RSA.import_key(f.read())

print(f"{local_priv.n = }, {local_priv.d = }")

Just remove the .addmetatag() method and use this code:

function doGet() {
return HtmlService.createTemplateFromFile("main").evaluate();
}

Well I tried all these methods and it worked but I didnt know until i restarted my pc then realized it was all workin fine again.

Don't give up.

Snippet:

while temp < 20:
    play_obj = strong_beat.play()   
    play_obj.wait_done() #<-- Add this
    :
    :

Quite an old thread .. but it does not contain what happens when 10.93.125.160:7001 or 10.93.125.160 or 10.93.125.160:7001/test is hit / working fine as reqd.

I've rebuilt a React Native app using Expo, and from that experience, I would highly recommend using Expo. Even the official React Native documentation recommends it.

Native Modules Are Still Possible with Development Builds,

Regarding the concern about libraries that require native code (like Scandit or NeptuneLiteApi), you can still access native capabilities in Expo by using a development build instead of the default Expo Go app. see here for more information about development build

With a development build, you can write and include custom native code in the android/ and ios/ directories—just like in a regular React Native project.

About NeptuneLiteApi,

If there's no ready-made Expo package for NeptuneLiteApi, you can:

• Still integrate it via native code in a development build.
• Or explore alternatives with similar functionality like expo-print this fully support expo

I've been asking myself about using @Observable (replacement macro for ObservableObject) outside of SwiftUI for some time, it seems it was considered in the initial proposals but not implemented, and the workaround solutions feel like... workarounds. I was excited to see that Observations got implemented in Swift 6.2:

https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-evolution/blob/main/proposals/0475-observed.md

So now, outside of a SwiftUI view, you could write:

@Observable
final class Person {
  var firstName: String
  var lastName: String
 
  var name: String { firstName + " " + lastName } 

  init(firstName: String, lastName: String) { 
    self.firstName = firstName
    self.lastName = lastName 
  }
}

var person = Person(firstName: "John", lastName: "Doe")

let personNameChanges = Observations { person.name }

for newName in personNameChanges {
    print("Hello, \(newName)"
}

you can solve this :

1. adb kill-server
2. adb start-server
3. connect with other port like this adb connect 192.168.xxx.xxx:5556

i try this and success

I think its a springboot REST application. But i dont see the annotations, so i wonder whether it really is one. Anyway, assuming that you would be adding the annotations once u get past compiler errors.

So, for this compile error, I would recommend get and IDE like STS - https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-download-and-install-spring-tool-suite-spring-tools-4-for-eclipse-ide/ this might help. and ensure u have java set in the eclipse like:enter image description here .

Then try Project > BuildAll .. from there u can start debugging if your compiler does not give any more errors in STS

I'm also stuck on this , what was the fix btw . Thank you

I gave up on simpleaudio and just started using winsound, I appreciate the help that was provided. Thank you!

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Note that the accept answer suggests using the OpenCensus Python SDK which has been retired as of July 2023.

Instead, Microsoft suggest switching across to their OpenTelemetry offering and provide the following migration guidance as well as a guide for how to get started with azure-monitor-opentelemetry .

helo, try using this site.. forward Emil to webhook

https://hubpanel.net/blog/receive-emails-and-forward-them-to-rest-apis-with-email-webhooks

@luigimarangio If init__.py is literally empty, shared_code folder may not be recognized as a module. If you add something like '# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-' as a comment to __init__.py , does it change the behavior in any way?

try using this site. email to webhook

https://hubpanel.net/blog/receive-emails-and-forward-them-to-rest-apis-with-email-webhooks

yo logre realizar rl algoritmo con la ayuda de Chat GPT, yo puse la lógica de como debía abordar y programar el algoritmo, soy matemático no soy programador, resuelvo el problema manualmente y con ese diseño manual logre que chat lo programara. resolver una semana manualmente me ha llevado hasta 4 días, con el algoritmo lo hace de una vez, en menos del minuto, he generado hasta 100 semanas respuesta para un solo problema.

Such an implementation would be a button that looks like it's on the bottom navbar but in reality, it's just a regular button on the bottom bar, and when you route to the page,

options={{
  presentation: 'modal',
}}

needs to be added to the Stack.Screen definition under options.

I was going to comment, but for readability this will be easier as an answer. I'm not sure this qualifies as an answer as I am not familiar with Gradle.

Regarding:

Are there tools, best practices ... that can help enforce strict module boundaries and encapsulation

...and keeping in mind:

I've structured each domain module into two sub-modules: api and impl.

This answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/62257045/39094 talks about access with regards to modules. On the basis of that I'd have thought you can have one module instead of two for a given domain, and just have it so only the API methods are set as public / accessible on the module. That way encapsulation can be enforced as you want it, and you have less modules and a simpler design.

Regarding Dependency Cycles. @SpaceTrucker makes an excellent point - just because calls go in both directions doesn't mean it's necessarily cyclical as in a death spiral, but it does indicate some potential coupling or at least that they work closely together to achieve something. Might be worth a design review, but doesn't mean you should panic right off the bat.

Some kind of static code review would probably be a good way to test for the presence of stuff like that, but I have not used static code analysis before so can't comment further. It looks like there's no shortage of tooling options for Java in that regard.

Internet search informs me that yes, you can use Gradle to control/initiate static code review - so yes it's possible, and based on my generic software engineering experience such an approach would not be an objectively bad idea.

There is no limit built into SQL. In practice, you will most likely hit limiting factors like memory or performance issues.

You need to assign this role on the ACR to the identity that is associated with your AKS cluster.

AcrPull

When you set your new value to the loc, specifying the data type seems to satisfy that error message.

df.loc[df["Measure"] == metric.label, "source_data_url"] = str(metric.source_data_url)

For instance, if you want to set it equal to an empty value that is not None, you'll have to specify that it's a string first.

df.loc[df["Measure"] == metric.label, "source_data_url"] = str('')

Caching is not storing the data.

• "Storing" is just saving data.

• "Caching" is smart storing — it's temporary, performance-driven, and usually designed to:

  • Avoid slow operations (e.g., network/database)

  • Expire/refresh at some point

  • Be reused automatically

In my own case, it was a extreme edge case of NEXT_SERVER_ACTIONS_ENCRYPTION_KEY causing the module to be omitted from the build.

A simple regeneration of the the key with openssl rand -base64 32 resolved the issue.

Hm in CDK v2 everything is one big size pack like aws-cdk-lib but its still organised by service like S3, Lambda, EC2 etc so these are the "modules" and when it says "check the notes..." they mean look at the section for each service liek aws-3 or aws-lambda in the release notes on GitHub release notes cos thats where they list the changes for each part

I ran the test in my environment and it works correctly. Could the error be here?

Error: Could not find or load main class Files\\Common
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Files\\Common

Is it possible that you have the path to the jdk environment variables misconfigured?

A slightly simpler solution without LINQ:

static String GetNumbers(String input)
    => new String(Array.FindAll(input.ToCharArray(), Char.IsDigit));

Answering for anyone stumbling on this question today. For Microsoft 365 and later, zeros can be avoided by appending an empty string to the Indirect's output. Though keep in mind your output will become a string. This works on array outputs as well.

Indirect(Reference) & ""

If you know the target is safe for dev purposes, you can use environment variable `PACT_DISABLE_SSL_VERIFICATION=true`

What was your reasoning behind using max_delta step as 0.7?

In addition to @Ruan Mendes, to have the context menu display at the proper location you can just get the component current XY focus value , then add it to the coordinates:

    var click_x_pos = e.pageX + html_editor.getFocusEl().getX();
    var click_y_pos = e.pageY + html_editor.getFocusEl().getY();

Go ask to AI , we don't need stackoverflow again. I hate the community back then

I found this guide helpful: https://medium.com/snowflake/snowflake-security-service-accounts-9663beeb1d30 Just replace the text for the RSA_PUBLIC_KEY with the actual public key that you generate.

-- Create Service User
CREATE OR REPLACE USER ingestionservice 
    DEFAULT_ROLE = 'INGESTION_ROLE' 
    TYPE = SERVICE DEFAULT_SECONDARY_ROLES = ('ALL') 
    -- NETWORK_POLICY = INGESTIONSERVICENETWORKPOLICY -- Recommended: see the link for details.
    RSA_PUBLIC_KEY='MIIB....' -- Snowflake shows how to create this here: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/key-pair-auth
    COMMENT = 'Service User for Ingestion';

pip install tensorflow==2.15.0 tensorflow-hub keras==2.15.0

after 6 hours searching with AIs and internet, the above code finally work for me !!!

For anyone else who have found there way here after pounding there head on this issue, this comment worked for me. There are other useful suggestions in that thread as well.

Maybe not an answer to your question, but a suggestion: Python often has built in tools doing the work for you. This question looks like an exercise for split():

sentence = "Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall" #input("Please type in a sentence: ")
print([word[0] for word in sentence.split()])

Have you answered the question about it, and I need it too

I was able to solve this oddity by converting text into image.

As far as my testing goes: Liquid Retina (camera notch) has a slightly different vertical alignment for text and will behave oddly (passive vs active desktop focus, aligns opposite ways, etc), unlike all other displays I've checked (external 4K 16:9, M1 Air 16:10).

However, the images were always aligned, so:

class AppDelegate {
    //...
    let status: NSMutableAttributedString() = NSAttributedString(string: "Hello World"))
    
    DispatchQueue.main.async {
        let size = status.size()
        let image = NSImage(size: size)image.lockFocus()
        status.draw(at: .zero)
        image.isTemplate = true
        image.unlockFocus()
        button.image = image
    }
}

I ended up going with this:

increase((count by (repo,workflow) (github_workflow_run_status{repo='xxxx/yyy', workflow='zzz'}) - sum by (repo,workflow) (github_workflow_run_status{repo='xxx/yyy', workflow='zzz'}))[2h:5m])

This gives me the number of failed jobs in the last two hours to work with for my alert.

If your project allows, adding "type": "module" to my package.json fixed this for me.

Total commander file list (copy) Total files: 1 /storage/emulated/0/Download Laq1Zen Tennessee (1).mp3 1402927 2025-04-04 20:38:56

libs.versions.toml:

materialCalendarVersion = "2.0.0"
materialCalendarVersion2 = "1.5.3"
materialCalendarVersion3 = "1.9.2"
materialCalendarVersion4 = "2.1.5"


material-calendar-view = { group = "com.github.prolificinteractive", name = "material-calendarview", version.ref = "materialCalendarVersion" }

material-calendar-view2 = { group = "com.github.dorukkangal", name = "material-calendar-view", version.ref = "materialCalendarVersion2" }

material-calendar-view3 = { group = "com.applandeo", name = "material-calendar-view", version.ref = "materialCalendarVersion3" }

material-calendar-view4 = { group = "com.kizitonwose.calendar", name = "view", version.ref = "materialCalendarVersion4" }

I'm getting the same error. I've tried all these libraries, but the one that worked for me without any errors is the latest one. Why?

Library (prolificinteractive): The latest version is old, I think it's 2020. And it's not ready for androidx, so it creates conflicts. Needs to add jitpack.io. https://github.com/prolificinteractive/material-calendarview

Library (dorukkangal): It uses appcompat-v7 and android.support, so it conflicts with androidx and is outdated. Needs to add jitpack.io.
https://jitpack.io/p/dorukkangal/material-calendar-view

Library (applandeo): It works correctly, uses androidx, but it's not adapted for Jetpack Compose. You need MavenCentral, which is already included in the project by default.
https://github.com/Applandeo/Material-Calendar-View

Library (kizitonwose): It's the newest and works for XML, Compose, and cross-platform compose. You need MavenCentral, which is already included in the project by default. https://github.com/kizitonwose/Calendar?tab=readme-ov-file

It's the one I'm going to use. Compose is the future of views on Android.

Hope this helps.

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

if length on event is 5 then length on on string is 0 there will be no number to be defined and it will be 0

If you're testing locally or your server has an incorrect system time:

(await fetch("https://cdn.doubleverify.com/dvbm.js")).headers.get("date");

This works because https://cdn.doubleverify.com/dvbm.js returns both:

• access-control-allow-origin: *
• access-control-expose-headers: *

I'm using this specific URL since it shows up in your network logs on any page you load using StackOverflow.

DigitalOcean is closed for 465 and 578 ports, its impossible, you can use email api service tool.

The error suggests that PyPi might be blocked by a proxy, as you initially thought.

There are 2 real ways around it: get in touch with your work's IT admin(s) and ask them if they can install it for you, or, if they won't, try using a VPN; plenty of free ones out there, I'd recommend either xvpn or proton VPN.

There might be spaces in the FileName and Char(34) might not work.

Put the " in the command.

    FileName = Button1.Text
    mciSendString("open """ & FileName & """ alias myDevice", Nothing, 0, 0)
    mciSendString("play myDevice", Nothing, 0, 0)


    FileName = Button2.Text
    mciSendString("open """ & FileName & """ alias myDevice", Nothing, 0, 0)
    mciSendString("play myDevice", Nothing, 0, 0)

Sometimes just keep it simple , make sure that you have the library under maven jars in your ide , if it is the case just try to restart your ide and it will load the package

[hideLoading]=true

  <formio [form]="form" [submission]="{ data: submission.data }" (submit)="submission = null"
  [hideLoading]=true>
  </formio>

It's just the act of storing data for late use indeed.

The stored data is called the cached data. And a strategy used to cache data is called a caching strategy.

So I was able to move past the error I was receiving, it was a combination of a couple of things:

1. Reviewing the blog article helped as it provided the location to add the appropriate files https://medium.com/apparence/how-to-fix-no-such-module-flutter-error-in-xcode-d05931905def

2. The more relevant issue was that the error I was receiving was in the Pods target. I ended up loading the ios/Runner.xcworkspace file and selecting the Pods Target and the going to the url_launcher_ios sub-target and adding Flutter.xcframework to the Framework and Libraries located there.

That fixed my issue and allowed me to continue the build. I ended up getting some flutter.h file not found as well but I added the Flutter.xcframework to the sub-target that spawned the error and that resolved it also.

why not just check the path? C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\EdgeWebView\Application

seems a lot easier than checking the reg. important if you are doing a silent install: MicrosoftEdgeWebview2Setup.exe /silent /install

you need check in a loop with a 2 sec pause if the path exists before starting up the app.

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2

its the evergreen standalone installer

Here is an example for using Qt5 to build a Mac Silicon compatible app

https://gitlab.kitware.com/aaron.bray/packexample

I’ve just released a new high-performance NoSQL local database built entirely in Dart — QuantaDB. It’s designed to overcome the limitations of existing local databases by offering:

• A pure Dart implementation

• A high-performance LSM-Tree engine

• Competitive read/write speeds

• Simple and intuitive API

• Data durability

• Support for complex data models

• A reactive query system

If you're building Flutter/Dart apps and need a robust local storage solution, give it a try:

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Regarding the NEVER propagation: based on the documentation, its behavior is different. It will throw an exception if it runs within an existing transaction. However, your case is different—you want to ensure that no new transaction is started, and consequently, that no connection is fetched from the pool. In this scenario, SUPPORTED is more appropriate. It will run regardless of whether a transaction is active or not.

Did you get the solution? I am getting this error right now.enter image description here

I'm facing the same issue. Have you made any progress on the solution?

May 2025, instructions work

thank you!

For NVIDIA GPUs, there are numerous GPU-accelerated libraries that are available for different data processing operations across domains.

CV-CUDA is an open-source library that offers GPU-accelerated operators (Python, C++) for image processing/transformation functions like resizing, center crop etc. These are based on hand-optimized kernels that can be faster than some of the other GPU-supported libraries out there. It also has strong interop support with popular DL frameworks like PyTorch and TF with zero-copy interface. https://github.com/CVCUDA/CV-CUDA

Also available for pip install via PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/cvcuda-cu12/ https://pypi.org/project/cvcuda-cu13/

At least for iperf3, only the client send the test parameters to the server, including the client's version, but the server does not send any parameters settings to the client. Therefore, the client does not know the server's version. The assumption is that the different versions are fully backward compatible, but of course that doesn't let you know what features are supported by the server.

You can try this course in Udemy I started it few days ago and it is goes very well

https://www.udemy.com/course/developing-a-multithreaded-kernel-from-scratch/?srsltid=AfmBOoosOpjhTQUluEOaewKJnXf7fBvsFgLkkQ4g-_egGFFRP5N2cFWU&couponCode=ST19MT280525G1

I would like to share what I do, because I suffer with pusblishing to iOS too.

First I test everything on Simulator or my local iPhone device.

At Visual Studio 2022:

• I swith the project to Release and chose "iOS Remote Devices \ Remote Device";

• Pair with my Mac (in my case it's a virtual machine);

• On Project properties, I switch Project Signing to:

  • Scheme: Manual Provisioning;

  • Signing Identity: I chose my "iPhone Distribuition xxxx" profile;

  • Provisioning Profile: I chose "iOS Distribuition xxxx" profile;

• Confirm I successfully Build / Rebuild the project without errors;

• Chose Publish on my project;

• While publishing, I go to my Mac and open XCode and open menu "Window \ Organizer" and wait for my project appear on Archives tab;

• After see the project on Archivies I can "Distribuite App" to Apple;

• Abort any Publish task still pending in Visual Studio;

I would like to share what I do, because I suffer with pusblishing to iOS too.

First I test everything on Simulator or my local iPhone device.

At Visual Studio 2022:

• I swith the project to Release and chose "iOS Remote Devices \ Remote Device";

• Pair with my Mac (in my case it's a virtual machine);

• On Project properties, I switch Project Signing to:

  • Scheme: Manual Provisioning;

  • Signing Identity: I chose my "iPhone Distribuition xxxx" profile;

  • Provisioning Profile: I chose "iOS Distribuition xxxx" profile;

• Confirm I successfully Build / Rebuild the project without errors;

• Chose Publish on my project;

• While publishing, I go to my Mac and open XCode and open menu "Window \ Organizer" and wait for my project appear on Archives tab;

• After see the project on Archivies I can "Distribuite App" to Apple;

• Abort any Publish task still pending in Visual Studio;

After lots of trial and error I got these two variants which both work:

INSERT INTO test_csv 
    SELECT 
        a,
        cast(splitByChar(',', b) as Array(Int16)) AS c
    FROM file('test.csv', 'CSVWithNames', 'auto')
    SETTINGS schema_inference_make_columns_nullable = 0


INSERT INTO test_csv 
    SELECT 
        a,
        arrayMap(x -> toInt16(x), splitByChar(',', b)) AS c
    FROM file('test.csv', 'CSVWithNames', 'auto')
    SETTINGS schema_inference_make_columns_nullable = 0

Also, if there are values where the column b is empty (such as a line y,"") then replace b in the statements above with:

CASE WHEN b = '' THEN '0' ELSE b END

I am not sure why adding the SELECT * around the entire query does not work. I guess the nested select causes confusion for ClickHouse? I think this may be a bug?

You should to make sure you have this configuration in your application.properties file:

spring.jpa.database-platform=org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect

spring.jpa.show-sql=true

spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=update

For anyone seeing this in 2025: You might want to use the filenamify NPM package :)

I found an issue similar to your question that might be helpful, as it resolved the issue with Datastream from PostgreSQL to BigQuery. This suggests assigning the Superuser permission to your user and trying the query below with this documentation.

ALTER USER <the user> WITH REPLICATION;

Another troubleshooting step you could try is checking PostgreSQL Memory and Configuration; Review PostgreSQL’s memory configuration (e.g., shared_buffers, work_mem) and ensure they are appropriately set. Increase the memory limits if required to accommodate larger workloads, especially when Datastream is trying to process a high volume of changes.

Apparently the version of win-acme I was using created a cert that powershell can't use, (but IIS Manager can.)

I've updated to a newer version of win-acme to generate the certs. The exact same powershell script is now working.