I have the same scenario, can you pls help to post if you have achived?

Hello guys I’ve found the bug. From my understanding Blazor needs the key attribute to correctly track changes in the UI if binding is not applied and for some reason in my master branch on GitHub this part of the code was missing:

@key="brandModel.ID"

There is a CMake module for checking if a file can be included from C code: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/CheckIncludeFile.html

include(CheckIncludeFile)

check_include_file(netinet/in.h SUPPORTS_IN_H)

if(SUPPORTS_IN_H)
  # ...
else()
  # ...
endif(SUPPORTS_IN_H)

For C++, you can use CheckIncludeFileCXX

Has anyone managed to solve this issue using Descendants("ConnectedHardwareLibrary")?
I'm trying to do this with the goal of exporting the descendant elements and their attributes in a current project, but I keep getting an empty result. The XML structure has a default namespace (xmlns="CBOpenIFSchema3_0"), and I understand that this affects the query. However, I’m looking for a practical way to work around this without having to explicitly declare the namespace in every query.
If anyone has found a solution or workaround, I’d really appreciate it if you could share it.

Check your EC2 security outbound rules. You might need to add HTTP (80) and HTTPS (443) with the subnet 0.0.0.0/0 or a more secure one for your enterprise package dists.

Worked for me. Removing Min SDK Version for all modules.

Invalidate caches & restart:

• File → Invalidate Caches / Restart... → Invalidate and Restart

can you please share with us how you did setup tailwind with scss, in my situation when I do the build is taking to much time till it exit the building

This is an old post but I saw the issue recently on github so thought I would provide my solution.
You just need to provide Table and TableService as follows:

import { Table, TableService } from 'primeng/table';
...
...
providers: [
  TableService,
  Table
]

Is it guaranteed that user pods always receive a SIGTERM and have up to 15s for graceful shutdown, even on preemptible node shutdowns?

No, it is not guaranteed that user pods will always receive a SIGTERM signal or be given the full 15 second graceful shutdown window during preemptible node shutdowns in GKE. This states that a 15 second termination period for non-system Pods is provided on a best-effort basis. The kubelet tries to send a SIGTERM to non-system pods and allows up to 15 seconds for them to shut down, followed by another 15 seconds for system pods with system-cluster-critical or system-node-critical priority classes. However, this process is not guaranteed, particularly in situations involving resource constraints, node overload, or rapid VM termination.

Are there any known scenarios where this best-effort period is skipped or shortened (e.g. under load, node problems, shutdown method)?

Yes, there are possible scenarios where the best-effort 15 second graceful termination period may be skipped. These include :

• Compute Engine enforces a 30 second window for preemptible VM termination. If the kubelet’s graceful shutdown process such as SIGTERM delivery and pod cleanup takes longer than expected, the VM may be forcibly terminated before all pods finish their graceful shutdown.

• System pod prioritization with system-cluster-critical or system-node-critical priority classes are given priority during the second 15 second window of the 30 second shutdown period. If these pods consume significant resources or time, non-system pods may receive less than the intended 15 seconds.

• If the node is under heavy CPU, memory, high resource usage by pods or system processes the kubelet may struggle to process pod terminations promptly.

• If the kubelet is overloaded, misconfigured or crashes during the shutdown process, SIGTERM delivery may be skipped entirely. This could happen due to bugs, misconfigurations, or resource exhaustion.

How can I diagnose if kubelet failed to deliver the SIGTERM or the Pod didn’t get time to shut down?

• You can check the pod or node events. Use kubectl describe pod <pod name\> / kubectl describe node <node name\> to inspect events related to the pod termination.

• You can inspect the kubelet logs access the kubelet logs on the affected node (if still available) to check for errors or warnings during the shutdown process. Look for messages about SIGTERM.

• Check GKE node logs or Container Runtime Logs.

• Monitor Node Preemption Metrics.

For further information and reference you can refer to these documentations :

• Kubernetes best practices: terminating with grace

• Kubernetes Rolling Update and Termination Grace Periods

• Graceful shutdown in Kubernetes

    [1] data <- pivot_longer(AveMinsPie, cols = everything())
    [2] ggplot(data, aes(x="", y=value, fill = name)) +
            geom_bar(stat="identity", width=1) +
            coord_polar("y", start=0)+
            theme_void()

[1] Would spit outa tibble with a name and a value column.

[2] Would, of course, spit out your pie chart

any answers? I hva same issue...

If you want users to be able to download to their desktop a shortcut to their website you can use an HTML file that users can click to download since that will be compatible across platforms (windows, mac, mobile). If you are not a developer there is an app, Salepager, that can do this for you.

As mentioned by #RbMm, the function is also exported from OneCore.dll. Adding #pragma comment(lib, "OneCore") to my code resolved the linker error.

Contrary to what Copilot said, KernelBase.lib is not provided in the Windows SDK.

type(_f()).__name__ == 'coroutine'

Boys I feel the pain I faced, my solution was below

I was using simple html ,js file to hit azure functions ( Localhost - VStudio)

I added

 "Host": {
   "LocalHttpPort": 7153, 
   "CORS": "http://127.0.0.1:5500" 
 }

this http one was my port on which my UI was running, this worked fine. Even "*" will work

I found that parameters can be accessed through the ctx parameter. You'll need to access the parent context to do so:

def _shell_complete(ctx, args, incomplete):
    global_opt = ctx.parent.params["global_opt"]
    # ... process options based on param value
    return options

Check Out All Information in this blog of content://cz.mobilesoft.appblock.fileprovider/cache/blank.html

The response isn't filled in until the XMLHttpRequest readyState changes. See the link below for an example of proper use:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/response

Eventually, the only issue was that the Vite configuration section I added was in the wrong place.

So now I had at lib vite.config:

rollupOptions: {
        external: ['react', 'react-dom'],
}

and in app layer vite.config:

 resolve: {
      dedupe: ['react', 'react-dom', '@emotion/react', '@emotion/styled', '@mui/material', '@mui/system'],
 },

That's a working configuration for me

did anyone try toget the Label ID and Site ID using the code shared by EC99?

I put that in an Excel, then run the macro and nothing happened. What does it mean "which will print the MSIP Label headers to your immediate window". It doesnt show the Labels ID or Site ID anywhere.

Thanks!

More efficient and cleaner way

const Bar = () => <div>Bar</div>;
const Baz = () => <div>Baz</div>;

const componentMap = {
    bar: Bar,
    baz: Baz,
};

const Foo = ({ iconId }) => {
    const ComponentToRender = componentMap[iconId];

    if (!ComponentToRender) {
        // Fallback: render nothing or a message
        return <div style={{ color: 'red' }}>Component not found for iconId: {iconId}</div>;
    }

    return <ComponentToRender />;
};

const EntireApp = () => (
    <div>
        <div>Some other important content</div>
        <Foo iconId="foz" /> {/* Invalid iconId won't crash the app */}
    </div>
);

Why better?

1. O(1) lookup instead of O(n).
2. Avoids .find() completely
3. More readable for large mappings

You have to complete the bits transfer with complete-bitstransfer and the job id

In my case moving win32yank.exe to C:\Windows directory solved the issue.

Just enabling Copilot globally isn’t enough.
When you join a Live Share session, VS Code runs a second extension host for the shared workspace, where extensions start disabled.
• Open Extensions ➜ search GitHub Copilot ➜ click the ⚙️ gear and choose Enable (Workspace) (or Install in Workspace).
• Reload when prompted and sign in.

Each guest needs their own Copilot subscription; once the extension is enabled in the workspace, both inline completions and Copilot Chat work normally.

Thanks for the hint.
Deleting the obj folder worked for me.

Many solutions here rely on multiple replace or split steps to handle edge cases. A more direct approach is to use a single, prioritized regex for tokenization.

Here’s a short and sweet solution with optional acronym handling and further below is an i18n version.

function toPascalCase(str, keepAcronyms = false) {
  const re = keepAcronyms ?
    /([A-Z][a-z]+|[A-Z](?![a-z])|[a-z]+|\d+)/g :
    /([A-Z][a-z]+|[A-Z]+(?![a-z])|[a-z]+|\d+)/g;

  return (str.match(re) || [])
    .map(w => w[0].toLocaleUpperCase() + w.slice(1).toLocaleLowerCase())
    .join('');
}

const cases = [
  'foo bar baz', 'alllower', 'ALLCAPS', 'IM_A_SHOUTER', 'PascalCase', 'APIResponse', 'send-HTTP-Request', 'foo123bar', '_mixed-|seps|__in this:here.string*', '!--whack-¿?-string--121-**%', 'AbcDeFGhiJKL'
];
// result w/ acronyms off = ['FooBarBaz', 'Alllower', 'Allcaps', 'ImAShouter', 'PascalCase', 'ApiResponse', 'SendHttpRequest', 'Foo123Bar', 'MixedSepsInThisHereString', 'WhackString121', 'AbcDeFGhiJkl'];
// result w/ acronyms on  = ['FooBarBaz', 'Alllower', 'ALLCAPS', 'IMASHOUTER', 'PascalCase', 'APIResponse', 'SendHTTPRequest', 'Foo123Bar', 'MixedSepsInThisHereString', 'WhackString121', 'AbcDeFGhiJKL'];

const tbody = document.querySelector('#results tbody');
cases.forEach(str => {
  const tr = document.createElement('tr');
  [str, toPascalCase(str), toPascalCase(str, true)].forEach(val => {
    const td = document.createElement('td');
    td.textContent = val;
    tr.appendChild(td);
  });
  tbody.appendChild(tr);
});

table {
  font-size: 75%;
}

tr {
  text-align: left;
}

td:not(:last-child) {
  padding-right: 1em;
}

<table id="results">
  <thead>
    <tr>
      <th>Input</th>
      <th>acro false</th>
      <th>acro true</th>
    </tr>
  </thead>
  <tbody></tbody>
</table>

And here the I18n version along with nodejs testing.

function toPascalCaseI18n(str, keepAcronyms = false) {
  const re = keepAcronyms
    ? /([\p{Lu}][\p{Ll}]+|[\p{Lu}](?![\p{Ll}])|[\p{Ll}]+|[\p{L}]+|\p{N}+)/gu
    : /([\p{Lu}][\p{Ll}]+|[\p{Lu}]+(?![\p{Ll}])|[\p{Ll}]+|[\p{L}]+|\p{N}+)/gu;

  return str
    .normalize('NFC')
    // Insert a separator when switching between CJK and Latin
    .replace(/([\p{Script=Han}\p{Script=Hiragana}\p{Script=Katakana}\p{Script=Hangul}])(?=[A-Za-z])/gu, '$1 ')
    .replace(/([A-Za-z])(?=[\p{Script=Han}\p{Script=Hiragana}\p{Script=Katakana}\p{Script=Hangul}])/gu, '$1 ')
    .match(re)?.map(w => w[0].toLocaleUpperCase() + w.slice(1).toLocaleLowerCase())
    .join('') ?? '';
}

import { test } from 'node:test';
import { strictEqual } from 'node:assert';

test('toPascalCaseI18n', () => {
  const words = [
    ['alllower', 'Alllower', 'Alllower'],
    ['ALLCAPS', 'Allcaps', 'ALLCAPS'],
    ['IM_A_SHOUTER', 'ImAShouter', 'IMASHOUTER'],
    ['PascalCase', 'PascalCase', 'PascalCase'],
    ['camelCase', 'CamelCase', 'CamelCase'],
    ['foo bar baz', 'FooBarBaz', 'FooBarBaz'],
    ['_foo', 'Foo', 'Foo'],
    ['foo_', 'Foo', 'Foo'],
    ['_mixed-|seps|__in this:here.string*', 'MixedSepsInThisHereString', 'MixedSepsInThisHereString'],
    ['!--whack-¿?-string--121-**%', 'WhackString121', 'WhackString121'],
    ['number42', 'Number42', 'Number42'],
    ['foo123bar', 'Foo123Bar', 'Foo123Bar'],
    ['42#number', '42Number', '42Number'],
    ['123 456', '123456', '123456'],
    ['(555) 123-4567', '5551234567', '5551234567'],
    ['AbcDeFGhiJKL', 'AbcDeFGhiJkl', 'AbcDeFGhiJKL'],
    ['XMLHttpRequest', 'XmlHttpRequest', 'XMLHttpRequest'],
    ['APIResponse', 'ApiResponse', 'APIResponse'],
    ['', '', ''],
    ['ça.roule', 'ÇaRoule', 'ÇaRoule'],
    ['добрий-день', 'ДобрийДень', 'ДобрийДень'],
    ['٤٥٦bar12', '٤٥٦Bar12', '٤٥٦Bar12'], // Arabic numerals (Eastern Arabic-Indic)
    ['مرحبا-بالعالم', 'مرحبابالعالم', 'مرحبابالعالم'], // Mixed Arabic text + Latin
    ['αβγ-δεζ', 'ΑβγΔεζ', 'ΑβγΔεζ'], // Greek
    ['İstanbul', 'İstanbul', 'İstanbul'], // Turkish I/İ/ı/iş
    ['istanbul', 'Istanbul', 'Istanbul'],
    ['ışık', 'Işık', 'Işık'],
    ['résumé', 'Résumé', 'Résumé'], // Combining diacritic (e.g., é +  ́)
    ['שלום-עולם', 'שלוםעולם', 'שלוםעולם'], // Hebrew
    ['你好-世界', '你好世界', '你好世界'], // CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean)
    ['foo世界bar', 'Foo世界Bar', 'Foo世界Bar'], // Mixed CJK + Latin
    ['Ｆｏｏ１２３ｂａｒ', 'Ｆｏｏ１２３Ｂａｒ', 'Ｆｏｏ１２３Ｂａｒ'], // Full-width digit (U+FF11, U+FF12)
    ['foo😀bar', 'FooBar', 'FooBar'], // Emoji as noise
    ['ÉCOLE', 'École', 'ÉCOLE'], // // Combining acute accent on capital
  ];

  words.forEach(([input, expectFalse, expectTrue]) => {
    strictEqual(toPascalCaseI18n(input, false), expectFalse, `Failed for input: "${input}" (keepAcronyms=false). Expected "${expectFalse}", got "${toPascalCaseI18n(input, false)}"`);
    strictEqual(toPascalCaseI18n(input, true), expectTrue, `Failed for input: "${input}" (keepAcronyms=true). Expected "${expectTrue}", got "${toPascalCaseI18n(input, true)}"`);
  });

});

Solved: I had to remove the javafx dependencies before building the gradle project. Apparently, those dependencies are needed for the simulator.

@Mohammed Si Abbou linked to a helpful blog post in the question's comments. For future reference, here is a code snippet replicating what the blog post recommended:

const md = new markdownit();
const {
  ref
} = Vue;

Vue.createApp({
  setup() {
    const message = ref("# Hello");

    return {
      md,
      message
    };
  }
}).mount("#app");

<div id="app">
  <div v-html="md.render(message)"></div>
  <textarea v-model="message"></textarea>
</div>

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/vue/3.5.4/vue.global.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/markdown-it/13.0.2/markdown-it.min.js" integrity="sha512-ohlWmsCxOu0bph1om5eDL0jm/83eH09fvqLDhiEdiqfDeJbEvz4FSbeY0gLJSVJwQAp0laRhTXbUQG+ZUuifUQ==" crossorigin="anonymous" referrerpolicy="no-referrer"></script>

Just rename the .pyd file to symreg.pyd
Python’s looking for that exact name. And run it from CMD, not MSYS2.

For anyone having this issue with a DLL which has been built with Common Language Runtime Support (/clr), you'll need to change your debugger settings to Mixed Mode.

See following link:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1664758/visual-studio-debugger-will-not-step-into-code-of

If your DLL is .Net Framework, change Configuration Properties->Debugging->[Debugger Type] to Mixed (.NET Framework).

And for .Net or .Net Core DLL's change the setting to Mixed (.NET Core).

Fix:

Use correct installation command for production:
npm install --legacy-peer-deps
This resolves peer dependency conflicts and ensures a smooth deployment.

Currently it's ctrl+D.
Tip: You can also use F1 to check available shortcuts/actions in "command palette" popup window. Took me an hour or so to find that command palette shortcut (as a new user)...

If anyone from jsfiddle is reading this... Please update your docs page...
Why is it not mentioned anywhere in the docs? Why is there no cheat sheet with keyboard shortcuts in the docs or even better in the editor itself?
Your docs page is very basic, poorly maintained and contains barely any useful information for such widely used tool in coding community...

Just wanted to thank Ken White for the reply! It still works! I think I reached the "limit of the limit" of registrations increase haha! And Embarcadero does not want to increase anymore... unless I pay for an upgrade. Thanks!

this worked:    std::unordered_map<std::string, common::AttributeValue> attributes_;
    attributes_[std::string("event_type")] = std::string("my event");
    attributes_[std::string("flow_id")] = 4567;
    attributes_[std::string("u32")]  = 123;
    attributes_[std::string("bool")] = true;

    logger->EmitLogRecord(opentelemetry::logs::Severity::kInfo, "Body: User login via gRPC", attributes_);

get More informatio about submit event : https://api.jquery.com/submit/

<form id="uploadForm">
<input type="text" name="test">
<button type="submit">Upload</button>
</form>
<script>
$('#uploadForm').on('submit', function(e) {
    e.preventDefault(); // Prevent normal form submission
    var formData = new FormData(this);
    $.ajax({
        url: 'upload.php',
        type: 'POST',
        data: formData,
        contentType: false,
        processData: false,
        success: function(response) {
            $('#resultDiv').html(response);
        },
        error: function(xhr) {
            alert('Upload failed');
        }
    });
});
</script>
<div id="resultDiv"></div>

As suggested by @Sirko in the comments of the question, the solution in this case is to include one of the highlightjs CSS files in the resulting markup.

The docs are a bit sparse on the matter, but a full example can be found in their README (and is copied here):

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/styles/default.min.css">
<script src="/path/to/highlight.min.js"></script>
<script>hljs.highlightAll();</script>

(note specifically the stylesheet <link>.)

There's now a @JsonIgnoreUnknownKeys annotation to ignore unknown keys per class.

Without knowing what the freezer fixture looks like, freezegun has a few helpful options:

• The timezone can be set to debug the issue with the offset for the hours
• The context manager can be used within the test to check that the time is being correctly moved to the given datetime

@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_login__authorize__check_log_date(session):
    # Arrange
    await push_one_user()
    payload = {USERNAME_KEY: USER_LOGIN, PASSWORD_KEY: PLAIN_PASSWORD}

    with freeze_time(year=2025, month=7, day=29, hour=7, minute=19, second=16, tick=False, tz_offset=0):
        # Act
        await execute_post_request("/auth/login", payload=payload)

        # Assert
        last_log = (await get_user_log(session)).pop()
        assert last_log.date_connexion == datetime.now()

Part 1: Configure the JetEngine Form (The Receiver) First, you need to tell your "Policy Form" to look for an ID in the URL and use it to pre-fill the fields.

Go to JetEngine > Forms and edit your "Policy" form.

Under the "General Settings" tab, find the Preset Form section and enable it.

Set the Source to URL Query Variable.

In the Query Variable Name field, enter a simple name. Let's use policy_id. Remember this exact name.

Set the Get post ID from field to Current post.

Save the form. Your form is now listening for a URL like your-page-url/?policy_id=123.

Part 2: Configure the Button in the Listing Grid (The Sender) Now, you need to configure the "Edit/View" button inside your Policy Listing Grid to send that ID when it opens the popup.

Go to JetEngine > Listings and edit the template for your Policy CPT (not the Client one).

Select your "Edit/View" button widget.

In the Link field, click the Dynamic Tags icon (the stack of discs).

In the menu that appears, scroll down to "Actions" and select Popup.

Click the wrench icon 🔧 next to the "Popup" field to open its settings.

Action: Choose "Open Popup".

Popup: Select the popup you created that contains your policy form.

Now for the most important step: Go to the Advanced tab within these popup link settings.

Find the Query String field. This is where you'll create the key=value pair.

In the text box, type your variable name followed by an equals sign: policy_id=

After the equals sign, click the Dynamic Tags icon again.

This time, select Post ID from the list.

Your Query String field should now look like this, with policy_id= followed by the dynamic "Post ID" tag.

Update/Save your listing item template.

Sure! Here's a more casual, human-sounding reply:

The white page shows up because the form is doing a full page reload to avoid that, you can submit the form using AJAX too. That way, the file uploads in the background and you stay on the same page
no white flash, just a smooth user experience

Just to put a bow on this question, yes, as @stefan's comment above notes, for shapes 21-25, the size of the stroke (controlled by the stroke parameter) needs to a value > 0 for the strokes to be visible. See here for details: https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/articles/ggplot2-specs.html#colour-and-fill-1. I believe the default is 0.5, which is pretty thin, so I'd suggest a value of 1+.

library(Lahman)
library(ggthemes)

team_wins <- filter(Teams, yearID > 1990 & yearID != 1994 & yearID !=2020,
                    franchID %in% c('NYM','WSN','ATL','PHI','FLA'))

graph1 = team_wins %>%
  ggplot(aes(x=W, y=attendance)) +
  geom_point(alpha = 0.7, 
stroke = 1, #<--KEY CHANGE
shape = 21, size = 4, 
             aes(color = factor(franchID),
                 fill = factor(franchID))) +
  theme_fivethirtyeight() +
  labs(title = "Wins by NL East Teams over Time",
       subtitle = "From 1980 Onward",
       x = "# of Wins",
       y = "Attendance",
       #color = "WSWin",
       caption = "Source: Lahman Data") +
  theme(axis.title = element_text(),
        text = element_text(family = "Trebuchet MS"),
        legend.text = element_text(size = 10)) +
  theme(legend.title = element_text(hjust = 0.5)) +
  scale_x_continuous(breaks = c(seq(55,110,5))) +
  scale_y_continuous(breaks = c(seq(0,5000000,1000000))) +
  scale_fill_manual(values = c("NYM" = "#002D72", 
                                "ATL" = "#CE1141",
                                "FLA" = "#00A3E0", 
                                "PHI" = "#E81828", 
                                "WSN" = "#14225A")) +

  scale_color_manual(values = c("NYM" = "#FF5910", 
                               "ATL" = "#13274F",
                               "FLA" = "#EF3340", 
                               "PHI" = "#FFFFFF", 
                               "WSN" = "#AB0003"))

graph1

Verify if your application's Java configuration file contains the parameter '-XX:+UnsyncloadClass' and comment it if present.

MI pare che non trova le librerie di linux cosi gli è lo passata:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu" pip install llama-cpp-python==0.3.4 --verbose

The issue is that script.js also needs to be a module.
Just change the script tag for it like this:

<script type="module" src="script.js"></script>

Also, make sure your import path is correct:

import { Test } from './testmodule.js';

Test.printTest();

"scripts": {
  "start": "node node_modules/@nestjs/cli/bin/nest.js start"
}

from streamlit_js_eval import streamlit_js_eval
screen_width = streamlit_js_eval(label="screen.width",js_expressions='screen.width')
screen_height = streamlit_js_eval(label="screen.height",js_expressions='screen.height')

Another reason to jest getting freeze with no apparent reason is adding a function as a dependency for a React useEffect hook, even if the linter encourages you to do so.

Because everything will work apparently fine: it builds, it runs, it works, and you can run the tests just for your component. Everything will be totally fine. BUT... you'll freeze the tests run just when you run all the test together. (Jest 29.7.0 and node 20.19.0)

TL;DR

Spring Boot 3.5 changed the format of the ECS logs.

Detail

According to Spring Boot 3.5 Release Notes,

JSON output for ECS structure logging has been updated to use the nested format. This should improve compatibility with the backends that consume the JSON.

See https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/issues/45063 for background.

Before the ECS format was flat:

{
  "@timestamp": "2025-07-29T14:26:54.338050434Z",
  "ecs.version": "8.11",
  "log.level": "INFO",
  "log.logger": "com.example.MyClass",
  ...
}

From Spring Boot 3.5.0+ the ECS format is nested:

{
  "@timestamp": "2025-07-29T14:26:54.338050434Z",
  "ecs": {
    "version": "8.11"
  },
  "log": {
    "level": "INFO",
    "logger": "com.example.MyClass"
  },
  ...
}

And we had a very simple (a euphemism for stupid 😀) filter in Kibana checking for the ECS log format by testing for the presence of ecs.version.

So after amending the filter everything works OK as before.

Well, I understand that Spring might have some reason behind the change, just why couldn't they make it optional, with the option default value equal the old behaviour? Wasn't the infamous trailing slash breaking change blunder enough?

Unfortunately, I didn't find any parameter which would return the flattened format as was in use before.
If anyone knows how to return back to the flattened structure, please let me know.

I had the same issue.

I realised that switching tabs in PyCharm does not save files. So I needed to manually save files, and then the autoreload extension works fine.

Note: configuring the autosave to trigger when switching tabs is not currently supported (I'm using PyCharm 2025.1.3.1.

Was this ever resolved? I am now having this issue

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If you are working with Java 21 you could use the Foreign API.

public static ByteBuffer asByteBuffer(Buffer buf) {
    return MemorySegment.ofBuffer(buf).asByteBuffer();
}

Thank you traynor for your answer.
I just have issue with importing Carousel class:
Error: src/app/components/display/video/viewer/carousel/image-carousel.component.ts:4:26 - error TS7016: Could not find a declaration file for module 'bootstrap'. '/home/steph/2_advanced_computer_science/projects/peertubeseeker/app_front/peertube-seeker/node_modules/bootstrap/dist/js/bootstrap.js' implicitly has an 'any' type.

I can see the Carousel class it in :

/home/steph/2_advanced_computer_science/projects/peertubeseeker/app_front/peertube-seeker/node_modules/bootstrap/js/src/carousel.js

Where It is declared as : class Carousel extends BaseComponent
But I don't find the module to put in my :
@NgModule({
declarations: [
ViewerPanelLayout,
VideoDisplayViewerPanel,
ImageCarouselComponent,
ChanelSearchComponent
],
imports: [
CommonModule,
ViewersRoutingModule,
ReactiveFormsModule,
FormsModule
]
})

Because when "private": true is set, npm assumes the package won't be published, so it skips checking for certain things like the license field.
Basically, it’s npm’s way of saying “no need to warn you about missing metadata if you're not publishing this.

This needs a minor change: the NOT comes between in:title and "fix":

is:pr is:open review:required draft:no in:title NOT "fix"

I was able to bypass this one using selectedTabChange() method.

<mat-tab-group [(selectedIndex)]="myIndex" (selectedTabChange)="onIndexChange()">     ... </mat-tab-group>

this.myIndex = 0
this.previousIndex = 0

onIndexChange() {
    if (this.previousIndex !== this.myIndex && myCondition) {
      let text = "My message";
      if (confirm(text) == true) {
        this.previousIndex = this.myIndex;
      }
      else {
        this.myIndex= this.previousIndex;
      }
    } else {
      this.previousIndex = this.myIndex;
    }
  }

you can visually see the tab revert back to your previous one with this small snippet. Went through the documentation to understand there is no way we can block tab change. But using selectedTabChange() method, we can detect the action and perform our condition check(i am using an alertbox) and then revert the myIndex value back to original.

I recommend using the useHooks-ts package to listen for changes and apply a 2000ms delay. This ensures that the value is only returned after the specified time has passed. Using prebuilt, lightweight libraries for these kinds of functionalities is often cleaner and easier to manage. However, it's also important to understand the core concept of debounce. For example, you can refer to this guide: https://usehooks-ts.com/react-hook/use-debounce-callback

My website Tẩu thuốc lá điếu

My site is getting too much DOM from this plugin

You can add this inside your loop to draw the dashed lines:

ax.vlines(x_val, y_min - 0.1, y_max + 0.1, linestyle='--', color=line.get_color())

It uses the same color as the patient’s line and goes a bit below/above the data range. Super simple fix 🙂

Maybe a macro program looping to create new datasets named 1 to 27, keeping id and variables named like the index, like the one below could help?

%macro createsubdata();

%DO j = 1 %TO 27;

data have&j;
set have;
keep id M&j:;
run;

%END;

%mend;

%createsubdata();

If you want to run your code in kivy with minimal edits to tkinter code, you could try tkinter to kivy. It might convert ALL the code (nor perfectly), but worth checking out!

https://github.com/Edowndotdown/Tkinter-to-Kivy-project

But Excel formulas can't preserve historical values — when B4 changes, the formula recalculates and old data is lost.

You can change Formula > Calculation Options > Manual and copy & paste as values manually the current calculation or historical values (and Calculation Options > Automatic when done)

I don't understand the question and also not much data was provided, perhaps like this? Scorecard Draft

To make it work at runtime, add MidasLib to the uses clause.

To make it work at design-time, copy the midas.dll file to C:\Windows\SysWOW64 and run the following command:

regsvr32 "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\midas.dll"

And Restart Delphi

Did you manage to resolve it. I am having similar use-case.

Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services (Informatica Cloud) CAN read Parquet files, but only if the Informatica Agent is running in a Linux server.

To do so, in general you need to:

1. setup an Informatica Secure Agent in Linux,

2. Configure your source connection to GCS

3. Configure your target connection to BigQuery

4. Build your Assets (Mappings, Taskflows, or whathever you need)

5. Test it

use

func uniqueSlice[T comparable](input []T) []T {
    uniqueSlice := []T{}
    for _, val := range input {
        if !slices.Contains(uniqueSlice, val) {
            uniqueSlice = append(uniqueSlice, val)
        }
    }

    return uniqueSlice
}

I submitted a bug report: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/431938826

Google's responded confirming that the Digital Asset Links caching service makes the call to the server, not the device. This would require the server to be public or at least allow requests from Google's IPs.

Google's enterprise network requirements: https://support.google.com/work/android/answer/10513641
Which links to their assigned IP ranges: https://bgp.he.net/AS15169#_prefixes

(I did request confirmation that there's no workaround for this and waiting on a response.)

IMPORTANT - Always check vulnerabilities before implementing password encryption algorithms. The widely used PDKDF2 algorithm is vulnerable and can be cracked in minutes to seconds using techniques discussed in this paper The weaknesses of PBKDF2 . The paper also discusses adoptions to counter the vulnerabilities, however it does not suggest the improved algorithms.

An excellent source to check is NIST's OWASP. It provides the most current guidance.

More likely it because docker use cached parts of old builds. Here some steps.
1 Try manually full restart your docker
2 Manually delete last files from builds tab in docker program interface
3 Add this flag in dockerfile

RUN pip install --no-cache-dir -r requirements.txt

4 Add this flag in docker run command

docker build --no-cache -t

5 Starting build set version name you haven't use before

It's all need to make docker not use cached settings from old buildings.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

If it will not have any changes you can try the next command. !!! But pay attantion this command will delete all unusing images and volumes! Don't use if you got some important data! Then try repeat first five steps again.

docker system prune -a

Found the solution: I really just had to add 'package_type="library" ' attribute and the 'def package_info(self):' method which contains 'self.cpp_info.libs = ["name_of_package"]' All the hassle was only because of these two missing things...

The following worked for Visual Studio 2022.

Start from the command prompt:

devenv /safemode

Without opening a project, View/Toolbox.

With the Toolbox displayed choose Reset.

Close and then Open your Project as Normal.

I think my code was correct, but there was some caching in place and the permalinks werent refreshing like they should have. Because it is now finding the taxonomy-blog_tags.php file. If anyone see's anything else though in the above code that could have been better to get this working earlier. please let me know.

use '&.Mui-checked' in sx and set color property to your wish color

<Checkbox
    checked={showPassword}
    //
    sx={{
        color: '#000000',
        '&.Mui-checked': {
            color: '#000000',
        },
    }}
/>

In my case I had my Application in the controller package. Application must be able to scan downward through the packages.

com.spring.example               <-- needs to be here
com.spring.example.controllers   <-- application was here & didn't work
com.spring.example.models
com.spring.example.services

Hey there seems to be a problem of navigator contexts

add this to you modalBottomSheet in order to make it dim correctly

    useRootNavigator: true,

Here is in your code

void showCustomBottomSheet(BuildContext context) {
  showModalBottomSheet(
    context: context,
    useRootNavigator: true,

gh pr merge --auto --squash --repo OWNER/REPO PR_NUMBER

I have spent quite some time looking further at this. I have posted on the nvim issues thread (I tried what was suggested), and done quite a lot of experimenting. I did find that setting the Xterm key translations as shown in my original post actually caused a LOT of issues; some particular keys (with and without modifiers) behaved very badly to the point where my "fix" was actually worse than the original problem.

But there WAS light at the end of the tunnel! I removed all the Xterm key translations and I added the following to the start of my `.vimrc`;-

" The following were added because neovim was seeing/interpreting
" some characters as 'shift-X' rather than just 'X'; this becomes
" apparent in mappings and insert mode with <C-v>X. The characters
" with issues are ^ _ { } @ ~ and |.
" Some of the other alphabetical characters don't seem to be
" recognised at all in insert mode and <C-v>X; u, U, o, O, x, X.
" They seem to work ok in mappings though, so shouldn't be a problem
if has('nvim')
  nmap <S-^> ^
  nmap <S-_> _
  nmap <S-{> {
  nmap <S-}> }
  nmap <S-@> @
  nmap <S-~> ~
  nmap <S-bar> <bar>

  " Added to fix later mappings for <leader>X
  nmap <leader><S-^> <leader>^
  nmap <leader><S-@> <leader>@
  nmap <leader><S-~> <leader>~
  nmap <leader><S-bar> <leader><bar>
endif

With the above in place, I can now create a mapping such as the following and it works as intended
nnoremap ^ :echo "Hello"<cr>

As you can see, I also added 4 mappings to handle <leader>... key sequences (these are the only four I need currently). To me, it makes absolutely no sense that I needed to do this (it's not like I press \ and (say) @ at the same time; they are pressed sequentially) but if I didn't add these then mappings such as \@ do not work. Following on from this, it's clear that any mapping such as <C-^> or <C-|>would also need their own special maps adding...

  nmap <C-S-^> <C-^>
  nmap <C-S-\> <C-Bar>

Just to add to the fun, note that <C-|> actually comes into nvim as <C-S-\>!!!!

Anyway, this seems to be a reliable fix for the problem I had without causing side effects. I still think there is something dodgy going on with nvim's interpretation of xterm key codes but as I know very little about how the keyboard driver works and the whole complex chain of events that happen before a key press actually hits the application, I'm going to leave it at this.

Thanks to all those who made suggestions to try and help with this.

R.

Another observation, if the generated class is too big, then IDEA disables the code insight. Apparently this has side effect which also makes the class out of source code (I can see the icon change of the generated class). For IDEA, just adding property "idea.max.intellisense.filesize=5242880" which is greater than the generated file size solved my problem. I think this is a bug.

Above is added as comment to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-209418/Gradle-generated-Protobuf-Java-sources-are-not-detected-added-as-module-dependencies-for-Gradle-project-korlin-dsl#focus=Comments-27-12449342.0-0

Hope helps to someone ...

A possible solution, I came across a note in Espressif Github which helped me partially resolve this issue, under the title Pin assignments for ESP32-S3

"not used in 1-line SD mode, but card's D3 pin must have a 10k pullup"

https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/tree/346870a3/examples/storage/sd_card/sdmmc

I was using a SD card holder intended for SPI and the CS pin (which is D3 in MMC mode) did not have a pullup resistor on the card.

My initial benchmark test result is usually around 2MB/s, but it can slow down after that depending on the order of other I/O functions after the first write test.

Your app relies on columns instead of ListView so you are not using lazy loading for the list at all.
Also you are using a lot of Image.assets, that is kind of heavy, are those images heavy?
In addition if you set a size on the Svg.asset instead of making it measure you also win a little bit more computing power (but probably withe the previous ones you can se a nice improvement)

It's really posible and totally pausible to modify ext3 to achieve infinite logical space using some static dimensionality of byte space.

The illuminati do not want us to know it.

If you are still looking, it is in Settings under Notebook > Output: Font Size

(VSCode 1.102.2, Jupyter v2025.6.0)

if we all feel like VS-code needs to become faster or just remember the las time it indexed or did its thing for "intellisens" then go and read this:
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/254508

If this would help you then upvote it and hopefully it will come to life.

basically what is says is :

If the pipeline has been triggered from a merge request -> run the pipeline

If there is a merge request opened for this branch -> do not run

If there is no merge request opened -> run the pipeline

Basically what is says is run either for the main/dev branches, or run only if in a merge request.

This video explains how to create a custom template library for Elementor.
It covers what you need, how it works, and the step-by-step process to set it up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkf2aTr8wg0

This will work as well:
.Where(x => x.MyCol.ToLower() == str.toLower())

We were able to find the issue. It seems like the azure.webhost.exe version that I was using was not compatible with serviceBus function (atleast it didn't work for me). After referencing the last version it started working as intended.

To Excel

df.toexcel("df.xlsx", na_rep="None") # or "nan" 

From Excel

pd.read_excel("df.xlsx"), na_values="None") # or "nan"

I recently scheduled the job, like you had/have. In similar case, what I do is find out the dates of month that usually fall on day of week, for example 1st Monday usually fall between 1-7 and 3rd Monday falls in between 15-23. Hence, following crontab Should work for you

30 3 1-7,15-22 * * ['date +\%* = 1] &&

above cronhjob gets schedule for each day between 1-7 and 15-23 dates of month, however, gets executed only when the day of week is 1 (Monday).

I ran into the same issue, NGO not respecting the wantsToQuit choice. I ended up making a fork and commenting out OnApplicationQuit in NetworkManager.cs for the specific version I'm using.

https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.netcode.gameobjects/blob/develop/com.unity.netcode.gameobjects/Runtime/Core/NetworkManager.cs#L1304

this seems to have done the trick. Note that I don't know yet if this has any adverse effects when actually quitting.

Tsx node solve my problems with path, and work in live now! Link https://www.npmjs.com/package/tsx

You can use my k8s credential provider with artifactory to automatically authenticate via token exchange:

https://github.com/thomasmey/artifactory-credential-provider/

<input type="password" class="inputtext _55r1 _43di" name="pass" id="pass" tabindex="0" placeholder="Password" autocomplete="on" required="1" aria-label="Password" aria-required="true">

Found in a Meta documentation (link below ) that for v20.0+, the Impressions optimization goal has been deprecated for the legacy Post Engagement objective with ON_POST destination type.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/ad-campaign
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tmux has its own command for that:

 tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf

Okay, so it seems like nothing inside the config object is updated. I tried a few different solutions but in the end I simply needed to rerender the component to which the onDelete is passed with every reference update, like this:

<Entry
    v-for="(entry, index) in entries"
    :key="`${index}-${entry.entryActionConfig?.reference}`"
    :entry
></Entry>

-${entry.entryActionConfig?.reference} is the important part in here.

Facing issues loading an ESM library in a CJS project? Use dynamic import() or consider migrating to ESM. Check compatibility and Node.js version for smoother integration and performance.

If you are using cloud_firestore try the code below

await FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection("registrations").doc().set({
  "fullName": fullNameController.text.trim(),
  "email": emailController.text.trim(),
  // more fields...
});

If you're still exploring this transition, here's a helpful guide we recently published on Oracle to PostgreSQL migration — it walks through performance challenges, data type mapping, and real-world use cases.