You might be confusing the SDK version with the Android version. The Play Store requires apps to be compiled with the latest SDK version, which is currently SDK version 34. This means your compile Sdk and target Sdk should be set to 34. The minimum Sdk version must be at least 23, as that's a requirement for using SDK 34 (You can refer here)
Alright, I’ve discovered that after pressing F5 multiple times, the exception is finally caught. Many times (42, I’ve counted), the exception is thrown 42 times in a loop on the same line without progressing before being caught. I had never insisted so much with F5 and assumed it was an infinite loop. Therefore, the problem turned out not to exist. Apologies
After reviewing my original code, I realized the root cause of the issue was a missing !return statement and the critical !endfunction declaration. These were omitted right before the @enduml tag in my initial implementation. Unfortunately, PlantUML doesn't provide a helpful error message in this case, which made debugging a bit challenging. It was a good reminder of how tricky it can be to review one's own code objectively.
That said, I’ve resolved the issue! Along the way, I also identified and fixed a related bug: when using %date("YYYY-MM-dd", %now()), failing to use the correct format string ("yyyy-MM-dd") could lead to errors after "2024-12-28". This issue has been addressed in my updated code.
For anyone struggling with converting dates to epoch_time, the logic isn’t overly complex, but feel free to refer to my solution below.
You could share /graphql endpoint for federated and non-federated schema that depends on an http header (or any property of the http request) or have two endpoints serving different schemas.
The solution gives you a way of getting config, If you just want config, this way's okay, but if you wanna use env variables, there is a file called variables.env in the backstage project in root.
@paulo-eduardo
Thanks for all the comments above.
I found the location of pre-commit file. It uses shell script to find java path. So I cannot run git in powershell, but only MINGW64.
You can use https://the-guild.dev/blog/open-source-apollo-federation to compose multiple services, during the composition schema validation runs as well. FYI, schema registries are not only about versioning and storing schemas, they perform composition and validation as well (one example).
I was having a similar issue where a WPF MediaElement was preventing the screensaver from kicking in. Enabling the "Allow screen saver during playback" setting in Windows Media Player Legacy resolved the issue -
In your controller, you're fetching the CMS block using the BlockRepository, which is correct. However, in the XML layout file, you need to add a block for rendering that CMS content.
You don’t need to pass the content explicitly in the controller, as the block will automatically fetch the content based on the block_id defined in the XML layout file. So, you can simplify your controller code like this:
Ensure that the Magento_Cms::block.phtml template exists and is properly rendering the block content. Normally, this template should already exist and be capable of rendering any CMS block. However, if you want custom behavior, you can create your own template and specify it in the XML.
<p>...</p>
<p>A paragraph with a <em>word or two</em> in italic emphasis within the paragraph.</p>
<p>...</p>
<hr />
<p>...</p>
<em>An entire paragraph in its entirety in italic emphasis.<em>
<p>...</p>
I ended up creating a regular click event that collects the text fields from the Entry.text and then calling the repository like a method to return the member. It's not the way I would like to do it but seems to work. I guess in the end, the user won't no the difference.
Ensure that my_model.py is in the current working directory or provide the full path to the file. This command tells TextAttack to load the model and tokenizer from my_model.py and perform the specified attack recipe (textfooler) on 10 examples.
Additional Tips:
• Verify Model and Tokenizer Paths: Ensure that the paths in my_model.py correctly point to your saved model and tokenizer files.
• Check Dependencies: Make sure all necessary libraries (e.g., PyTorch) are installed and compatible with your model.
• Consult Documentation: Refer to TextAttack’s FAQ for more information on using custom models.
You are trying to get swapTransaction prop from quote response. Quote response does not contain prepared transaction. You need pass entire quote response object to /swap endpoint and then you will get swapTransaction. Official Jupiter documentation is here.
This is an old question, but I am having the very same problem (a specific application I need to use has Lua 4.0 embedded) that led me here.
In Lua 4.0 the library functions are called directly and without class-like prefixes. So they are available, just not in a way you expect it to be, because the very most online resources assume newer versions of Lua. The documentation to the standard libraries can be found in the Lua 4.0 Reference Manual: Section 6: Standard Libraries. Documentation of functions that were later placed in the os library can be found in Section 6.5: System Facilites. But they are indeed limited compared to newer versions of Lua. This answers the general question in your title (well 9 years later...).
I can't guess if the code snippet you provided is only an example to show that os.time() resp. the os library is not available in Lua 4 or if it is the original reason you are asking the question. If it is the original reason: you are out of luck: the time() function is indeed not available in Lua 4. But if you simply want the current system time in a specific format, you can use the date() function.
It's not possible to "extend" the list resolved by one of the subgraphs, by pushing the items. The only "extend" action that is allowed is to update items of the list, not the list itself.
In GraphQL federation the general rule is that a shareable field is semantically equal, so requesting a field in subgraph A or subgraph B should result in the same response. Whether it is Apollo Federation spec or the one GraphQL Foundation (with its Composite Schema Working Group effort) is developing, the rule is the same.
It does not mean that the field is resolved only once, always. It could be requested by the gateway multiple times, each time the gateway could ask to resolve that field in many subgraphs, to resolve part of its inner structure that is only available in those subgraphs.
This message is returned by the jdbc driver. You may need to add at least the database name to your db url, like in jdbc:db2://hostname/MY_DATABASE . You can find more parameters here.
My problem was solved by using / instead of \ - I was on Windows, so backslashes ('') were auto-completed when I pressed tab; and they generally work with git, e.g. with git show! But apparently this tool requires forward slashes specifically, otherwise it fails silently.
this project really helped me!
The Main idea is to include the dracoPlugin in .h and .mm files, and to add them in your project in Build phases -> Compile sources.
First, the first point is that in the evolution process of the Instrumentation class, redefine came first, followed by retransform, which is actually an improvement on redefine.
Then, the scope of influence for redefine and retransform differs: transformer
The redefine operation will trigger:
retransformation incapable transformer
retransformation capable transformer
The retransform operation will trigger:
retransformation capable transformer
Of course, since canRetransform is generally true nowadays, their functionalities are almost identical. However, when canRetransform is false, there will be differences in behavior between the two.
Have a look at your developer console. There is an error which states that the image is truncated. It cannot be cached correctly by Firefox. Apparently other browsers can but with larger files would probably fail too.
Base64 is a string filled with groups of four 6-bit characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9). An image in Base64 is always at least a third larger than a binary image file. Your users’ CPUs need to do extra work to decode the image.
Would your application be able to work with blobs instead? If so, then you would be able to use createObjectURL
Currently there is no built-in feature in cloud run where you can immediately/abruptly shutdown your old revisions whenever you deploy new revisions.
As documented, Cloud Run sends a SIGTERM signal before it terminates an instance, this is done so users can Gracefully terminate their applications. SIGTERM signals are sent in the event that there is a scale down or deleted revision.
When a revision does not receive any traffic, by default it is scaled into zero instances. The approach you can do is to manage your revision, make the latest revision to serve 100% of the traffic. However only new requests will be migrated to the new version as requests currently being processed will continue to completion, referring to this Stackoverflow link,
If you want to kill the Cloud Run old version immediately, you can raise the Feature request explaining your use case and requesting for the feature. You can follow this Guide for raising feature requests.
I have the same issue now - but i remembered to add the httpcontextaccessor - any idea why it is not logging anything with httpcontext? I even tested with a custom enricher and injected a httpcontextaccessor to it - turned out in the logging context the http context is null?
I found the issue. Jprofiler only records allocations when memory is recorded, so I had to record memory first (Live Memory -> Recorded Objects -> Start Recording)
I'm using Ivy.xml for dependency management
Adding the library(ivy.xml) to the build path worked for me
Now I can just right click on test class and run as Junit test no need to configure
What worked for my angular project node version 18.19.1 are these steps:
. yarn upgrade --latest
. yarn add node-polyfill-webpack-plugin --dev
. Do these changes in your webpack.config file:
And one more specific question: Does TaskPriority is executed while app is running in background like in QoS:
Background tasks have the lowest priority of all tasks. Assign this class to tasks or dispatch queues that you use to perform work while your app is running in the background.
It could be that you want to create a new Emulator and have double the size of space as others have noted. This field in ADM is called sdcard.size.
You can also nudge the RAM up a bit too as more space for newer apps MAY also need more RAM. Although increasing RAM is not a must for this solution. This field in ADM is called hw.ramSize.
I've solved this problem by combining the address from & address to primary keys into annotated unique key - uk - field and filter each uk.
from django.db.models import CharField, Value
from django.db.models.functions import Concat
orders = models.Order.objects.annotate(
addresses_uk=Concat('address_from__pk', Value('-'), 'address_to__pk',
output_field=CharField())
)
for uk in set(orders.values_list('addresses_uk', flat=True)):
bill = models.Bill.objects.create(
address_from=models.Address.objects.get(pk=int(uk.split("-")[0])),
address_to=models.Address.objects.get(pk=int(uk.split("-")[1]))
)
orders.filter(addresses_uk=uk).update(bill=bill)
To encrypt and decrypt strings in a React Native Expo Mobile Web application, follow these steps:
Install Library: Use crypto-js, which supports both Expo-managed and React Native web apps.
Install with: npm install crypto-js.
Encryption:
Use a secret key to encrypt text using AES encryption.
Example: Pass plain text and a secret key to create an encrypted string.
Decryption:
Use the same secret key to decrypt the encrypted string back into plain text.
Security Considerations:
Use a strong, securely stored secret key (e.g., Expo SecureStore).
Ensure your app communicates over HTTPS to prevent data interception.
With these steps, you can securely handle encrypted data in your app.
The best I found so far is kdotool, which is a replacement for xdotool. It works well with kwin_wayland and Plasma, I have yet to test it with Gnome and other WM/DM.
I had this issue when by accident marking src directory as source (even though src/test/java was correctly marked as test directory).
Instead of this, src/main/java directory has to be marked as "source" and /src/test/java directory has to be marked as test, and "src" directory should be unmarked.
To identify if a disk is external and manage its display in the "Safe Removal" list:
Registry Check: Review registry settings related to USB and IDE devices to identify removable drives.
Device Properties: Use system tools to query the properties of the disk, which can confirm whether it is external or removable.
Context Menu Behavior: Modifying certain registry settings may influence the appearance of the "Eject" option, but it doesn't directly control context menu visibility.
Device Notifications: Set up notifications for when a disk is connected to determine if it's an external device.
Be careful as improper modifications can affect stability and performance.
This issue is quite old but in case someone else faces it in this form: The error message already comes from Snowflake which means that the connectivity is working. Snowflake requires whitelisting the cistomer IPs when using the private link, which seems like was not done here.
The error occurs because Amazon Redshift does not support certain PostgreSQL functions or features, such as RANK(), in combination with certain query types when processing metadata. Additionally, Redshift does not support the direct use of certain features for dynamic SQL generation as written.
Step 2: Run this command npm install live-server --save-dev
Step 3: After Created node_modules directory (now live-server file is exist in node_modules/bin directory.) you must run ./node_modules/.bin/live-server
Came up with same problem here, and solved by copying following folders from .venv/Lib directory to _internal directory.
spacy_pkuseg
zh_core_web_sm
zh_core_web_sm-3.8.0.dist-info
I'm using virtualenv so the packages are found under .venv/Lib directory, for a bare installation I guess you need to find the packages under <python_path>Lib directory.
I'm using Chinese pre-trained model, change accordingly if you're using a different language model.
Thank you everyone for your input. In the end it was a mix of answers that was correct.
I moved the timer into .onReceive so it also gets killed when not in use anymore. And I just give the Array now and access each element as a number, so it is not necessary anymore to give elements to the views.
Thank you so much for helping me even with this beginner question. My understanding of SwiftUI is growing with each problem.
The line  from docx import [name of file] is incorrect. It should be  from docx import Document for reading.docx files.
In Python 3, the  unicode function no longer exists. You should directly use strings. That is,  textFile.write(unicode(para.text)) should be changed to  textFile.write(para.text) .
Finally figured out a fix, hope this would help somebody.
The problem occurs because get_all_post_dates is called many times in process_ticker_attention (thousands of times per ticker). The fix is to share one mongo_client inside each subprocess (NOT across processes).
def init_process(ticker, finish_num, lock):
"""Initialize a MongoDB connection for each worker process."""
global mongo_p
mongo_p = pymongo.MongoClient("mongodb://localhost:27017/", connectTimeoutMS=600000)
process_ticker_attention(ticker, finish_num, lock)
if let expects an optional type to unwrap, but try either succeeds (and returns a non-optional value) or fails by throwing an error. This makes do-catch the appropriate construct for handling errors in this case.
Your public directory is the folder (relative to your project directory) that
will contain Hosting assets to be uploaded with firebase deploy. If you
have a build process for your assets, use your build's output directory.
? What do you want to use as your public directory? dist (Note it is either dist or build depends what you get after npm run build)
? Configure as a single-page app (rewrite all urls to /index.html)? Yes
? Set up automatic builds and deploys with GitHub? No
Wrote dist/index.html
i Writing configuration info to firebase.json...
i Writing project information to .firebaserc...
After that: npm run build
now simply copy your index.html from dist or build folder to public folder
Exceptions do not exist in Fortran so there is no Exception handling. But the external file handling statements can now take optional iostat and iomsg clauses. iostat is an integer which returns a non-zero value if there is an error but the execution will not stop.
You can add them to the open command in the Fortran code: integer :: my_iostat character (256) :: my_iomsg open (unit=1,status="unknown",file=filename,form="unformatted",iostat=my_iostat, iomsg=my_iomsg) if (my_iostat/=0) then ! put some values in params that you could use to identify the error in Python else ! read the file end if
In the python code you must check if the returned values ​​match the ones you defined for error otherwise the file was read without problems.
Open Chrome Browser's Developer tool , by pressing Ctrl+Shift+I or
right click on any page and select inspect.
Press Ctrl+Shift+M to open device toolbar , you will see the list of Devices available in drop down. Atr the end of device list , there is option Edit. Clik On it.
From righthandside you will have the Settings menu opened for devicres -> Select Devices Option
Then Click oN Add Custom Device.
Then Fill up The folloeing form details , to add new device , here you can give name , dimentions and density.
Next time when you need to test the website with this new device just do selct inspect from right click or Ctrl+Shift+I and select device toolbar and selct the newly added device.
Check Dependencies and Version Compatibility
Ensure that all used libraries (such as  pyscrum and  solders ) are correctly installed and that their versions are compatible with each other. Sometimes, version mismatches can lead to import errors.
You can try to update these libraries to the latest versions to see if the problem can be solved:
bash
pip install --upgrade pyscrum
pip install --upgrade solders
Check PublicKey Import Errors
Carefully check the import path and usage of  PublicKey . There may be path errors or import problems due to changes in the library structure.
If  PublicKey is in the  solders library, ensure that the  solders library is correctly installed and imported. You can try to reinstall the  solders library:
bash
pip uninstall solders
pip install solders
Debugging and Error Handling
Add detailed error - handling and debugging statements to the code to get more information about the import error. For example:
python
try:
from solders.pubkey import Pubkey
except ImportError as e:
print(f"ImportError: {e}")
This can help determine the specific cause of the error, such as missing dependencies or naming conflicts.
I have a file upload component based on jQuery Plugin blueip-fileupload. I am testing it using Cypress. I cannot directly call selectFile through the input type='file 'element, but I can use the method of enter link description here by selecting the entire parent element and then using drag-drog.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): enter link description here
