Here's what I'd recommend for you to verify. Are you certain that your events are correctly returned from your prod environment? What happens if you try to open the GET endpoint in your browser directly? What do you see in your browser's dev console? Are you using any rewrite rules in your prod environment? If yes, is your events endpoint routed the right way? Also, in such cases it's worth to double check that you built and deployed your app correctly.
We got it working again 🤙🏻
It was the AWSCompromisedKeyQuarantineV2 and worked by disabling it.
Not being the Aws user administrator is a real headache.
I had to convince the admin and the PM to give it a try. Maybe I should convince them to give me full access to the account.
Anyway, I'll investigate if someone activated the policy or if it just got an automated update.
I had a similar problem, namely I needed to remove the _total and _seconds suffixes.
I did it with the help: EndpointWebExtension for PrometheusScrapeEndpoint.
This happens because you're accessing the project as the add-on user and not the user in context. To perform a user context request, you should use the impersonation JWT token, which you should generate before accessing the endpoint you want to return. The explanation is here and always ensure you have the scope ACT_AS_USER to enable this to work
Thanks to @topaco 's comment the solution is found. The code was quite close, it simply did not need the key to be decoded as Base64.
Here's the result code:
use aes::cipher::{block_padding::Pkcs7, BlockDecryptMut, KeyInit};
use base64::Engine;
use base64::engine::general_purpose;
type Aes128EcbDec = ecb::Decryptor<aes::Aes128>;
async fn test_decryption() {
let key = "KeyIs16CharsLong";
let plaintext = "nFWwLNMi2toxug1hDb/HGg==";
// Decode key
let key_bytes = key.as_bytes();
// Convert ciphertext from hex to bytes
let mut ciphertext = general_purpose::STANDARD.decode(plaintext).expect("Invalid Base64 ciphertext");
let pt = Aes128EcbDec::new_from_slice(key_bytes)
.unwrap()
.decrypt_padded_mut::<Pkcs7>(&mut ciphertext)
.unwrap();
// Convert decrypted plaintext to a string
let decrypted_plaintext = String::from_utf8(pt.to_vec()).expect("Decryption produced invalid UTF-8");
println!("Decrypted plaintext: {}", decrypted_plaintext);
}
I know nothing about mybats and I am not sure if my suggestion will go against your desire of going "without creating multiple entityclasses", but you might want to take a look on Spring Data JPA Projections.
In your Visual Studio code, install this extension: Android iOS Emulator.
Prerequisites for using Android emulator devices:
I considered it a GENERAL RULE:
The API level of the target device is important, because your app
doesn't run on a system image with an API level that's lower than the
one required by your app, as specified in the minSdk attribute in the
app manifest file. For more information about the relationship between
system API level and minSdk, see Version your app.
None of the above answers helped me cause it turns out that there is a page config that is set by default so that it is in a vertical layout. You can change it using this:
st.set_page_config(layout="wide")
You can also change this from the settings button at the top right of every Streamlit app that shows when developing the app.
I know I am playing a thread necromancer right here but I was researching this myself and just ended up reading the source code for ThreadLocal here, on mscorlib.
In the source code we can see that ThreadLocal is using a [ThreadStatic] attribute on ts_slotArray field. While this attribute has no implementation, the compiler upon encountering it on some field creates a thread specific storage slot for that variable and thus even if your ThreadLocal is static, it doesn't matter as compiler will disregard this and generate code that still creates a thread specific storage slot for that value.
If you want to keep your values reusable, you could use a ConcurrentBag/Dictionary or create your own thread safe collection.
When typeid(animal).name() returns the base class name and not the actually instantiated type then the base class is not polymorphic (i.e. in common has no virtual destructor), which would be the solution.
Similar problem. Exporting from 2022 to Excel. On the wizard I tell it to export to X:\MyFolder\MyFile.XLS but when I select the datasource qryExportThis it gives a destination of 'qryExportThis'. I have to overwrite the destination with the path and name of the Excel file. On the Edit Settings popup screen it comes up with the Create Destination table option only. It is still assuming that I am exporting to a table. It has forgotten about Excel. Roughly translated: it is broken.
I cannot (so far) run the DTSX file I have created. I have to do the export manually each time.
you should use livewire:navigated instead of DOMContentLoaded
the DOMContentLoaded only triggered once after page hard refresh. but when you navigate between pages using wire:navigate, the DOMContentLoaded is not triggering anymore, instead you can use livewire:navigated event. it's triggered in both page hard refresh (like DOMContentLoaded) and after navigating between pages
I got this message when apperently I already had a folder named "venv" in my directory, after removing it it soleved the problem.
But also just creating one manualy worked:
I am also having same issues. I do not think ChatGoogleGenerativeAI works with tool calling. I think it is hallucinating, hence no content even though it calls the tools
In my case, I had a Capacity Reservation in place (presumably I'd unwittingly clicked on the wrong box when launching it) .... once I changed it to 'None' I was able to change the instance type to anything (and not being locked to t2.micro).
For B::foo to override A::foo, it must have the exact same method signature as defined in the Java Language Specification. This means the parameter type must be Building, not Skyscraper. If B::foo uses Skyscraper as the parameter type, it's actually creating a new overloaded method rather than overriding A::foo. When the code calls building.foo(skyscraper), the compile-time type of 'building' is Building, so it looks for foo(Building), and since B::foo(Skyscraper) is a different method signature, it doesn't override A::foo(Building). Therefore, A::foo gets called.
This is different from what you might expect because method overriding requires exact signature matching, while method overloading (which is what happens if you use Skyscraper in B::foo) is resolved at compile-time based on the static types. The runtime type of the object doesn't matter for overloaded methods - only for overridden methods. That's why none of the given options are correct - using any type other than Building in B::foo would result in method overloading rather than overriding, and A::foo would still be called.
AWS ECS, by default, uses the default bridge network when selecting "bridge" for the network settings on an ECS Task Definition. Per Docker Docs, "User-defined bridges provide automatic DNS resolution between containers. Containers on the default bridge network can only access each other by IP addresses, unless you use the --link option, which is considered legacy. On a user-defined bridge network, containers can resolve each other by name or alias."
When defining a network in a dockercompose.yml, specifying "bridge" specifies a user-defined bridge network, which is why DNS Resolution resolved between my local containers.
Unfortunately and from the information I was able to gather, AWS does not currently support for the user-defined bridge networking option. Switching to awsvpc is likely to best move at the moment.
Endpoint URL Format for Cloud Function should be in proper format and also @ somethingsomething already mentioned authentication might be turned on for the function, in which case you'll need to configure that for the push subscription as well (and confirm that the pubsub agent SA has rights to trigger the function) .
As in the comments, the issue was on cookie management. Moreover, I discovered the problem was on the default user agent in another case. Specifying it would fix the issue.
I know this is an old question but I landed here for the same reason.
This is working for me. Note that I only wanted to capture the last line of ffmpeg output to a textbox. I'm using this to convert .ts files to .mp4. It's very quick because it copies to a new file while encoding. Very fast. Takes only a couple of minutes for a 6GB file...
My issue was that I was using Image.asset instead of Image.file to retrieve user uploaded images. It turns out you have to use the latter for dynamically uploaded images.
https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/Image-class.html
Use can use record oriented processors like to update the record try update records.to merge the records use merge record try to configure the bin age correlation attributes etc to handle .Then partition record,split record,convert records, validate records are record oriented processors
Sync files with gradle doesnt appear even as an option under the file menu. I am using ladybug, with flutter and the latest gradle. The is no way to sync files with gradle. And because you cannot do this, it causes alot of of issues when you are trying to build the apk.
Now if you go to settings, tools, build tools deployment. You can no longer choose a jdk for the gradle either!.
If you go to settings, appearance, toolbar and menus. You can finally see a button option for Sync files with gradle. You can choose where the buttion should appear. Apply changes. And guess what... THE BUTTON DOES NOT APPEAR.
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Snapshots and time travel are not ideal for CCPA/GDPR use cases. copy-on-write would be ideal if it were performant. I am embarking on a similar iceberg journey with CCPA/GDPR and trying to get ahead of the curve on potential bottlenecks. My next step is to evaluate insert overwrite (partition) for my use cases. It will also help me in the long run from an optimization perspective.
To extract tables (including their structure) from PDF documents effectively, especially when dealing with non-English fonts, I recommend using VeryPDF Online Table Extractor. This tool is designed specifically for table extraction from PDFs and offers several advantages:
Accurate Table Recognition: It extracts tables directly while maintaining their structure, regardless of the font or language used in the PDF.
No OCR Required: Since the document is not a scan, VeryPDF Online Table Extractor works perfectly without relying on OCR.
User-Friendly Interface: You can visually select the table area within the document and customize the extraction as needed.
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You can try it with your PDF to achieve precise results without relying on coordinate-based extraction or complex transformations. This solution will also work reliably for future PDFs with varying layouts.
i get the same errors using solana-program 2.1.0 to .4 and stable solana version fetches v1.42 platform-tools wich doesn't exist ihe download is 404... have to change version so they all fit 2.1.2 is ok fetches v1.43 but gives a build error for
warning: [email protected]: include/ring-core/target.h:64:2: error: "Unknown target CPU"
warning: [email protected]: 64 | #error "Unknown target CPU"
warning: [email protected]: | ^
warning: [email protected]: In file included from crypto/mem.c:58:
warning: [email protected]: In file included from crypto/internal.h:115:
warning: [email protected]: include/ring-core/check.h:27:11: and build fails
mine asks for solana-pubkey feature that is a dependency therfore cannot be used as a feature!!!
myenvjustinlanouette@iMac-de-Justin sns-integration % cargo update
Updating crates.io index
error: failed to select a version for `solana-pubkey`.
... required by package `solana-program v2.1.4`
... which satisfies dependency `solana-program = "^2.1.4"` of package `sns-integration v0.1.0 (/Users/justinlanouette/Metaverse-Developement/anarcrypt.sol/programs/sns-integration)`
versions that meet the requirements `=2.1.4` are: 2.1.4
the package `solana-program` depends on `solana-pubkey`, with features: `solana-sha256-hasher` but `solana-pubkey` does not have these features.
It has an optional dependency with that name, but that dependency uses the "dep:" syntax in the features table, so it does not have an implicit feature with that name.
failed to select a version for solana-pubkey which could resolve this conflict
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The most viable alternative is using the Data Contract. It is also easy to use, a totally transparent and type-agnostic technology with good performance (due to assemblies generated on the fly using System.Reflection.Emit under the hood. Everything is explained in the documentation.
There's apparently yet another option in Text Editor/General: "Automatically surround selections when typing quotes or brackets." It works for the C# editor, tested in Visual Studio 2022 17.13 Preview 1.
Can't you just put the headers in a different frame, above the canvas that scrolls? That should keep the table headers in place while you scroll through the contents of the table.
Sequoia 15.1.1, Xcode 16.1. I had Apple Intelligence toggled off in System Settings. After turning it on the Predictive Code Completion Model installed without this error.
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-IA et Cybersécurité : Détection de menaces avancées avec des modèles de Deep Learning
-création d'une plateforme de stockage décentralisé et sécurisé pour les données sensibles
-Analyse des vulnérabilités des protocoles IOT
-Analyse des vulnérabilités liées aux Framework web populaires
In your scenario, since you don't have administrator privileges to create custom event log sources and names, you are constrained by what the system already has available for logging. The Write-EventLog cmdlet requires a source to be registered before it can write to a log, and trying to use a source that doesn't exist or isn’t registered will throw the error you encountered.
Unfortunately, without administrative rights, you cannot register new event sources using New-EventLog. However, you can still write to the existing logs if you identify the logs and sources that are already available to the user.
This may happen because you have not added the identifier of the path where this file is located to the include in tsconfig.json. I also encountered this problem, and finally found out about it through a very accidental prompt. And there is no need for the require import method.
I tested this case in detail, and experimentally found out the following:
If you marshal out a parameter that.
has a meaningful type that does not allow null without an explicit Nullable wrapper that is not supported by the marshalizer (e.g. float).
Declared in the marshalizable library as float* (a pointer to a memory region that may be empty)
Thus, if the marshalizable function writes null there, then in C# the value of such a variable will be 0 (since out will declare it as 0 when initializing the variable, and null will simply not be written).
As a result, we will have out float = 0 without any error on the part of dotnet, so, answering your own question, in this case you can disregard the compliance with the original documentation and use the more convenient variant with out float instead of out IntPtr, but keep in mind that in case of an error, in the place where null should be, there will be 0.
I hope I was able to explain it in a clear way, and that people who have the same question will understand me.
I would be glad if people who are more knowledgeable in the subject would complement me if I have made a mistake.
Based on the code provided, here's what you can focus on to resolve the events not showing up in production. Since tasks are working correctly but events aren't, and both use similar patterns, the key difference likely lies in how the events data is being handled in the frontend. First, verify that your events API endpoint is being called correctly in production by adding more detailed logging in your events route handler. Then, check that the date handling in your Event model is consistent between environments.
Here's what to implement: Add comprehensive logging in your events route to track the exact data being sent, ensure your frontend is using the correct API URL for events (similar to your tasks implementation), and verify that the date formats are being properly parsed when creating Event objects. You can also add a specific date format validation in your Event schema to ensure consistency across environments. The fact that tasks work while events don't suggests the issue is specific to the event data handling rather than a general API connectivity problem.
The {% for %} block of flask template would iterate over every item in your data (returned by get_hidden_interests) as is, so it's your task to prepare the correct data. Judging from the meaning of total_items and total_pages you might have mistakenly pass the whole database to it, instead of only required page of it. And get_hidden_interests accepting page and per_page feels like it should do the job, so there might be errors there.
Sort Object Keys Alphabetically (Case-Insensitive):
Use Object.keys() to get all keys of an object and sort them with .sort(), using localeCompare for case-insensitive comparison. Apply this recursively for nested objects.
Preserve Original Structure;
Make sure arrays remain arrays and objects remain objects. Use a recursive approach to traverse and process each element based on its type (Array.isArray() and typeof).
Remove Duplicate Objects:
Serialize objects using JSON.stringify() and use a Set to store and compare them. This will help you remove duplicates while keeping the first occurrence intact.
Remove Empty Properties:
Define a helper function to detect "empty" values like null, undefined, empty arrays, or objects. Use this function recursively to clean up unwanted properties from your data.
When I tried to add an ed25519 key to Jenkins to authenticate with a key, Jenkins would refuse it as an unsupported key format. This is Jenkins 2.487 with a current sshd plugin on Debian bookworm (12.8).
