All you have to do is return the values (in Remix), no need to json.stringify them or put them in a Response. So change return Response.json({ error: 'Invalid Form Data', form: action }, { status: 400 }) to return {error: 'Invalid Form Data', form: action}
I am attempting this myself right now. Here is an example I found that shows how to hook up a bloc to a Stream and update the UI in response to data from the Stream.
Once I look into the details and figure out how to combine a StreamBuilder (audio_service state solution) with the Bloc state solution, I'll update this reply.
and in the new popup add a valid json file with the proper parameters
In my example I have this query
SELECT order_number, order_date, sales
FROM cleaned_sales_data
WHERE TRUE
{% if from_dttm is not none %}
AND order_date > '{{ from_dttm }}'
{% endif %}
{% if to_dttm is not none %}
AND order_date < '{{ to_dttm }}'
{% endif %}
In line with @fredbe's answer, I would totally agree with using the Salesforce’s Duplicate Detection feature as it automatically detects duplicate records, so you don’t have to manually query the database to check for duplicates yourself.
You can follow these steps for your reference:
Create Matching Rules: Go to Setup → Duplicate Management → Matching Rules, and define fields to match duplicates
Create Duplicate Rules: Setup → Duplicate Management → Duplicate Rules, and set how to handle duplicates (Allow or Block) and
enable alerts if needed. -->
Insert a batch of records to test; Salesforce will process valid records and flag or block duplicates based on your settings.
Once you have this set up, you don’t have to worry about duplicate records messing things up during bulk data insertion. It takes the load off, eliminates the need for complex triggers, and just makes life a little easier by handling duplicates in the background. The best part is that the process doesn’t stop for valid records, so you’re always moving forward.
After researching on this, I can confirm that the api returns an empty array of managedDevices [], this is currently happening by design. A support case has been raised in Microsoft support and is pending resolution.
Please feel free to raise a support case to ensure this is prioritized as a feature
For me, it helped to just rename the vitest.d.ts file to e.g. custom-vitest.d.ts
The issue was that typescript resolved "vitest" to "vitest.d.ts" so that the module declared in the d.ts file was overriding the default vitest module instead of just extending it. Renaming the file solved this.
Also remember to add the "custom-vitest.d.ts" file to the "include" array in your tsconfig.json
After you edit the python file on editer save it. And click Reload world 🔄 button. From then the simulation will start working with your new python code.
There is also open-source SVAR Gantt for React, which is editable (users can manage tasks with drag-and-drop) and quite customizable. Demos can be found here: https://github.com/svar-widgets/react-gantt-demos
Authentication methods for password-based authentication are often stored under the "amr" (Authentication Method Reference) claim. The value "pwd" indicates password authentication
you can get it like that
var authMethod = HttpContext.User.FindFirst("amr")?.Value;
it will print ok however I added "123" to submitted token but when I change submitted token to something totally different like "Hi Peter" then it will print Invalid CSRF token I thought those generated and submitted tokens HAVE to MATCH EXACTLY and not partially
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): did you find solution
Long answer (-1):
Has code block (-0.5):
Contains question mark (0.5):
Starts with a question (0.5): did you find solution
The solution was (as partly mentioned by @bluepuma77) to split the config the following way (I also changed from toml to yaml, but that shouldnt matter):
i am using athena as my query engine, the closest explanation i have been able to figure that it might be accessing the file directly via querying the manifest.json.
that’s what you see after the # in your own explain.
since iceberg has hidden partitions, the query plan never sees the partition on the physical level. iceberg just gets the file and uses the predicates you provide.
This was happening to me in a shared hosting environment (Godaddy).
Fixed it by going to My Products > Web Hosting > Manage > Plesk Admin > [expand the website under websites & domains] > Hosting & DNS tab > IIS Settings
Then near the bottom, UNCHECK "Deny IP addresses based on the number of requests over a period of time"
It works if defining calamine/fastexcel datatypes to strings as below, and then selecting the specified columns and transforming to desired dtypes in pl.select, but perhaps there are better ways than this.
pl.read_excel(
source=xlsx_file_path,
sheet_name="name_of_the_sheet",
read_options={
"dtypes": "string", # Read all excel columns as strings
},
).select(
pl.col("apple_column"),
pl.col("banana_column"),
pl.col("kiwi_column"),
)
Facing the same problem realized that not only adding an accent character to the body solves it, but in any part of the json message sent, so you can add the "from" block with "name" and "address" read from get user api:
"from": {
"emailAddress": {
"name": "the <displayName> field from get user api",
"address": "the <mail> field from get user api"
}
}
I guess the "name" field should change the alias sender in the email received but it doesn't, does not matter what you put there it is always sent with original account display name, neither using block "sender", but it solves the encoding issue and the problem posted.
If anyone knows how to change the alias name please share!
Can you show the definition for your profiles table? I also ran into issues when setting triggers up and it ended up being something small that just needed to be tweaked.
if you check the logs it will usually throw an error you can see what it's complaining about. If you want, you can adjust the function to log an error so you can see what the problem is.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION handle_new_user() RETURNS trigger AS $$
BEGIN
INSERT INTO profiles (id, full_name, avatar_url)
VALUES (
new.id,
new.raw_user_meta_data->>'full_name',
new.raw_user_meta_data->>'avatar_url'
)
ON CONFLICT (id) DO NOTHING; -- This will ignore the insert if the id already exists
RETURN NEW;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RAISE WARNING 'An error occurred while handling the new user: %', SQLERRM;
RETURN NEW;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql SECURITY DEFINER;
CREATE TRIGGER on_auth_user_created
AFTER INSERT ON auth.users
FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE handle_new_user();
There's no reason why the code above shouldn't work as long as you have a profiles table with an id, full_name and avatar_url field. If its still not working then definitely check the logs to see why.
I was also facing similar problem even after fixing the Ratios of the videos. You need to change the iframe width and level settings to keep up with the right angle proportion for vertical videos. I find a plugin which is completely free on WordPress called YT Portrait Video Embed, which instantly fixed it. It resolves layout and compatibility issues, ensuring there’s no extra blank space around the videos. By doing this, you can remove the black boxes that appear on both sides.
I removed the import "bootstrap/dist/js/bootstrap.bundle.js"; from my index.js and now it works as expected.
Now, I just import "bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css"; and the import 'bootstrap-icons/font/bootstrap-icons.css'; and for sure the react-bootstrap components I am using.
If your issue isn't still fixed try updating the package.
I also faced similar issue, that the call incoming is not showing when app is terminated. The issue is fixed when I updated the package to '2.5.0'. Clone the example project they provided in their repository and run with the latest version. Then the issue will be fixed, and now you can copy the code that you needed.
As I have already mentioned elsewhere, just because you can perform an automatic merge, it does not mean you should do it. Automatic merges can create bugs unless you methodically check merge results. I have found checking after the merge is not as straight forward as checking when the merge is being performed. Working as a merge/release manager, I saw bugs generated with automatic merges and so generally manually merged, checking each difference before moving on. Turning off automatic merging should be a simple feature to add to SVN rather than having to perform tricks to achieve this.
Have you been able to find a solution? I'm facing the same issue, and the process of obtaining even basic information has been extremely frustrating. So far, working with the LinkedIn API has been the most challenging experience I've encountered
Oauth usually calls a URL on your site after a successful login.
If that is the case, you can either pass extra parameters to the OAuth service, or make different success URLS, or even check the referrer or IP address of the OAuth service providing the callback.
In this example, S={s,a} and S'={s,a,b,c} are min-cuts, but via bfs/dfs as you offered, b and d vertices are unreachable because the cost of edge (a,b) = 0.
You can use the Truncate option in Catalyst Datastore to delete all records in a specific table. This allows you to remove all the data from the table in the Catalyst console. You can find the help documentation here for the same.
In WordPress, making an AJAX request is slightly different due to the way the platform handles backend requests. Let's walk through an example where we perform an AJAX request in a WordPress blog post to fetch a "Hello World" message using the WordPress AJAX API.
The error is from the python formatter Black which does not support the Format Selection command.
You can switch to the PEP8 or yapf formatter which will not give you the error.
In Visual Studio go to Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> Python -> Formatting. Select autopep8 or yapf and when you use it the first time accept the installer.
When dealing with components of important dimensions the best practice is to try and implement lazy loading techniques or, as Estus Flask pointed out, using AsyncComponents.
Using the following portion of code allows you to load a component as soon as possible so rendering time is not directly affected by the internet connection.
Of course it might still happen the internet connection is so poor that the user will experience excessive loading time.
More infos at https://vuejs.org/guide/components/async.
This will protect you from replay-attack.
Lack of such implementation will allow an attacker to successfully authenticate as many times as he wish, until the passkey for which a request was compromised is revoked on 'server' side.
This is why standard requires you:
challenge:
MUST be randomly generated by Relying Parties in an environment they trust (e.g., on the server-side)
MUST contain enough entropy to make guessing them infeasible
SHOULD therefore be at least 16 bytes long
returned challenge value in the client’s response MUST match what was generated [on the server side]
This SHOULD be done in a fashion that does not rely upon a client’s behavior, e.g., the Relying Party SHOULD store the challenge temporarily until the operation is complete.
Tolerating a mismatch will compromise the security of the protocol.
Forms\Components\FileUpload::make('images')
->label('Images')
->disk('public')
->directory('images')
->multiple() //mutiple to show multi images
->required()
->visibility('public')
->storeFileNamesIn('images'),
We are now in Qt 6 and things have changed, so the documentation. It gives a clear and different answer (again) to this question:
QList is one of Qt's generic container classes. It stores its items in adjacent memory locations and provides fast index-based access. QVector used to be a different class in Qt 5, but is now a simple alias to QList.
QList and QVarLengthArray provide similar APIs and functionality. They are often interchangeable, but there are performance consequences. Here is an overview of use cases:
• QList should be your default first choice.
• QVarLengthArray provides an array that reserves space on the stack, but can dynamically grow onto the heap if required. It's good to use for short lived containers that are usually small.
• If you need a real linked list, which guarantees constant time insertions mid-list and uses iterators to items rather than indexes, use std::list.
Note: QList and QVarLengthArray both guarantee C-compatible array layout.
As @coldbreathe suggested in another answer, the most straightforward way seems to be annotating the handler function instead:
<script lang="ts">
import type { EventHandler } from "svelte/elements";
const handleSubmit: EventHandler<SubmitEvent, HTMLFormElement> =
function (event) {
const data = new FormData(event.currentTarget);
// event.currentTarget will have type HTMLFormElement here
};
</script>
<form on:submit|preventDefault={handleSubmit}>
<!-- ... -->
</form>
EventHandler<E, T> here basically says that event will have type E and event.currentTarget will have type T. Here’s the actual definition:
type EventHandler<E extends Event = Event, T extends EventTarget = Element> = (
event: E & { currentTarget: EventTarget & T }
) => any;
Why currentTarget and not just target?
EventHandler annotation doesn’t doesn’t change type of event.target – that’s because it could have bubbled from an element of any another type. It’s not something that should ever occur with SubmitEvent in particular, but for other events it’s possible.
Rule of thumb: for consistency, just use currentTarget, unless you need target for some reason.
Based on ti7's very helpful answer I've slightly modified their solution so that the replacement Pow(a,b) -> a happens for any type Binary symbol, regardless of a being inside an IndexedBase or just a Symbol. After all, the identity x**n==x holds for either.
from sympy import *
class Binary(Symbol):
'''Empty class for tagging variables as binary'''
pass
def simplify_binary_powers(expr):
'''
Remove exponents of binary variables by replacing Pow(type(Binary),b)
for type(Binary).
'''
a = Wild("a", properties=[lambda a: a.atoms(Binary)])
b = Wild("b", properties=[lambda b: isinstance(b, Number)])
return expr.replace(Pow(a, b), lambda a, b: a)
Try using preload strategy, this might help you with your problem. If your application initial load takes less than 10 to 15 mb of resources then I suggest you to use angular's built-in preloadAllModules strategy in the app.config.ts file
.
I had the exact same experience with a Raspberry Pi 4. However I found somewhat of an solution. Compiling directly on to Raspberry Pi and using the Appimage worked for me. However the deb package for example had the exact same issue with the UI not rendering correctly like you described.
v-list adds the class bg-transparent. This adds a style of background-color: transaparent !important.
I have also had this issue when using the v-list in a navbar. Meaning if you set a color for the background it will not be visible unless your added class overrides the default using !important or an id, or multiple selectors such as .v-list .my-background { background-color: red !important }.
>>> import re
>>> s = "\n\n\n\n first letter is to be capital"
>>> re.sub(r"\w", lambda a: a.group().upper(), s, 1)
'\n\n\n\n First letter is to be capital'
Not sure what the awnser was to our problem. But we checked the NPM/Yarn package and there were 2 .lock.x files. We cleaned everything and we created a new build and it worked.
Go to google payments profile for that google account and make sure that the card has been verified. A small charge will be made and then after verification it will be refunded.
first, virutal thread A call the log method of logback(which use ReentrantLock), wait for io finish, it umounted from the os thread(from ForkJoinPool).
other virtual thread call the code above to close a socket, the key word "synchronized" caused ForkJoinPool thread been held by virtual thread.
virutal thread A finished it's io work and want to realese the log lock, but there is not available os thread in ForkJoinPool to execute.
why ForkJoinPool did not expand it's pool size? i guess the accept thread was waiting for log lock, so there is no more virutal thread been submitted
To try the latest tarball with support from the vendor in question might be a nice idea, yes. With regard to the most recent compilation errors (a warning about some kind of function being implicitly defined, -- as stated in the comment), -- please consider either to edit the OP to add the build log so we could talk sense or to post a new question with these details: the tarball/repository and version used + commands ran in the terminal that are known to produce such output. Otherwise, it's quite hard to guess which function that might be that is implicitly defined.
Thanks for your answers, the idea is indeed running the package synchronously and also ending with a query to extract the treatment's status (instead of ending with a systematic success), the query is as follows :
IF 7 <> (SELECT [status] FROM [SSISDB].[catalog].[executions] WHERE execution_id = @executionID)
BEGIN
declare @var_log nvarchar(1000)
select top 1 @var_log = message from [SSISDB].[catalog].[event_messages] where operation_id = @executionID and event_name = 'OnError'
RAISERROR(@var_log, 16, 1)
END
The best way to automate testing of AI algorithms is by using continuous integration (CI) tools combined with AI-specific testing frameworks like TensorFlow Model Analysis or PyTest for model validation. These tools can automatically run tests on code changes, performance, and accuracy.
Additionally, AI testing services can enhance automation by providing automated bias checks, robustness testing, and adversarial input analysis to ensure your AI models are reliable and secure at scale.
The difference between a primary key and a unique constraint in a database is as follows:
Primary Key
Purpose: Uniquely identifies each row in a table.
Uniqueness: Ensures that no two rows have the same value for the primary key column(s).
Null Values: Cannot contain null values.
Count per Table: A table can have only one primary key.
Default Index: Automatically creates a unique clustered index (in most databases).
Unique Constraint
Purpose: Ensures that all values in a column (or combination of columns) are unique.
Uniqueness: Similar to a primary key, it ensures uniqueness but allows flexibility.
Null Values: Can contain one or more null values (depends on the database).
Count per Table: A table can have multiple unique constraints.
Default Index: Automatically creates a unique non-clustered index.
CREATE TABLE Example (
id INT PRIMARY KEY, -- Primary key
email VARCHAR(255) UNIQUE -- Unique constraint
);
id is the primary key: It cannot be null, and each value must be unique.
email has a unique constraint: Each value must be unique, but it can have null values.
found the solution by myself.
Gitea needs the organisation in the tagname.
So instead of the tag tags: "my.domain.com/ebooks:${{gitea.sha}}" it's needed to use the tag: "my.domain.com/organisation/ebooks:${{gitea.sha}}"
cached_download(), url_to_filename(), filename_to_url() methods are now completely removed. From now on, you will have to use hf_hub_download() to benefit from the new cache layout.
