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Your code is mostly okay, but the color is not changing.

Figuring out what could be wrong:

<color name="color_occupied">#FF0000</color> <!-- Red -->
<color name="color_available">#00FF00</color> <!-- Green -->

Check if you added these colors in your colors.xml file.

Maybe the data sent by the Arduino has extra spaces or weird characters. Fix this by adding data.trim() to clean the data before using it.

Integer.parseInt(data.trim()) > 0

Make sure parkingLeftText is the correct view. Check your XML layout file and confirm you connected it properly in your code:

parkingLeftText = findViewById(R.id.parkingLeftText);

These could be the possible issues. Kindly check and let me know.

You want to remove you Podfile.lock file and than run following command

pod install

My issue solved with this if you still suffering then connect with me

The DEADLINE_EXCEEDED is thrown by gRPC. What gRPC language and version is your Vercel hosted application using?

upgrade your android studio or change your build.gradle.

If you're using React, I had similar issues where relative paths for images didn’t work, but absolute paths did. I found that placing images in the /public folder resolves the problem.

<img src="logo.png"/>

@react-native/gradle-plugin Please add it as a devDependency first then try to run your app.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/71704583/26754724

This solution works for me! Setting a Global Prefix in Celery resolved the CROSSSLOT error and allowed it to function seamlessly with the AWS Elasticache Redis cluster.

try #include <shlobj.h>

instead of #include <commctrl.h>

work for mingw32

Thank you for providing both the Python translation for server-side validation and the corrected JavaScript for client-side form submission. Here's a bit more elaboration on each:

Python Translation for Server-Side Validation

Your Python function validate_form is well-structured for basic validation. Here are some additional considerations:

• Email Validation:

  import re
  
  def validate_form(name, email, contact, comment):
      errors = {}
      if not name:
          errors['name'] = "Username is required"
      if not email or not re.match(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$', email):
          errors['email'] = "Please enter a valid email"
      if not contact or not contact.isdigit() or len(contact) != 10:  # Assuming US contact number
          errors['contact'] = "Please enter a valid 10-digit contact number"
      if not comment:
          errors['comment'] = "Comment is required"
  
      return errors if errors else None
  

• Further Validation:

  • Validate that the contact number format matches what's expected in your locale.
  • Consider sanitizing inputs to prevent XSS attacks if echoing back to the user.

• Integration with Web Frameworks: If you're using frameworks like Flask or Django:

  from flask import request
  
  @app.route('/submit_feedback', methods=['POST'])
  def submit_feedback():
      form_data = request.form
      validation_errors = validate_form(**form_data)
      if validation_errors:
          return jsonify(validation_errors), 400
      else:
          # Process the form data (e.g., save to database)
          return jsonify({"message": "Feedback submitted successfully"}), 200
  

JavaScript Fix for Client-Side Validation

Your corrected JavaScript addresses the primary issue of preventing form submission when there are validation errors. Here are some additional tips:

• Event Handling: Make sure the form's onsubmit event is properly linked to your validateForm function:

  <form onsubmit="return validateForm();">
  

• Form Resetting: Resetting the form to clear styles when validation succeeds:

  function validateForm() {
      let isValid = true;
      const elements = [username, email, contact, comment];
  
      elements.forEach(element => {
          element.style.border = "";
      });
  
      // Your existing validation logic here...
  
      if (isValid) {
          alert("Thank You! For Your Feedback!");
          return true;
      }
      return false;  // This will prevent form submission if any validation fails
  }
  

• Accessibility: Ensure that error messages are associated with form fields for better screen reader support:

  if (username.value === "") {
      name_error.textContent = "Username is required";
      name_error.setAttribute('aria-live', 'polite');
      username.setAttribute('aria-invalid', 'true');
      username.focus();
      isValid = false;
  }
  

These adjustments ensure a more robust and user-friendly form handling experience, both on the server and client sides. Remember to test thoroughly across different browsers and devices. You've summarized and expanded upon the points very well! If you're interested in further exploring form validation or web development, here are a few topics we could delve into:

Additional Topics for Discussion:

1. Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Protection:

   • In web applications, especially those handling form submissions, CSRF protection is crucial. You might want to discuss how to implement this in both Python and JavaScript environments.

2. Form Data Handling Beyond Simple Validation:

   • File Uploads: How to handle and validate file uploads on both client and server sides.
   • Complex Data Structures: Validating nested data or JSON submissions.

3. Real-Time Validation:

   • Discuss implementing real-time feedback for form fields using JavaScript (e.g., checking password strength as it's being typed, instant username availability checks).

4. Advanced JavaScript Form Handling:

   • Using modern JavaScript frameworks or libraries like React, Vue, or Angular for form management with state management and form libraries like Formik or React Hook Form.

5. Security Measures:

   • Data Encryption: Encrypting sensitive form data before transmission or storage.
   • Rate Limiting: Implementing rate limiting on form submissions to prevent abuse.

6. User Experience Enhancements:

   • Progressive Enhancement: Discussing how forms can be made accessible and functional even without JavaScript.
   • Form Usability: Techniques to improve form usability like inline validation, tooltips, or dynamic input fields.

7. Testing:

   • Unit Testing: How to write tests for form validation logic in both Python and JavaScript.
   • End-to-End Testing: Using tools like Selenium or Cypress to test the entire form submission process.

8. Web Accessibility Beyond Validation:

   • Going deeper into WAI-ARIA roles, properties, and states for forms, or discussing WCAG guidelines specific to forms.

9. API Integration:

   • How to handle form data when it needs to interact with external APIs, including considerations for rate limits, authentication, and data formats.

10. Localization and Internationalization (i18n and L10n):

    • Adapting forms for different languages and cultural conventions, particularly date formats, phone number formats, etc.

If any of these topics resonate with you or if there's something else you're curious about, just let me know, and we can dive into those areas in more depth!

instead of "bolt://localhost:7687 " use connection uri present in the aura db.I had the same issue few moments ago but resolved by trying this.the uri will look like "neo4j+s://721b3.databases.neo4j.io" but may differ for each user at this part "721b3"

I think you’re talking about the HTML generated by Rendertron. The key point is that Rendertron is designed for search engine bots and not for user interaction. It generates static HTML for crawlers, but:

1. Event Listeners: React's event listeners (e.g., button click handlers) are part of the JavaScript logic, which is not included in the static HTML returned by Rendertron. This is because bots don’t need interactive functionality—just the rendered HTML for indexing.

2. Why Buttons Don’t Work: When you interact with the Rendertron-generated HTML, it doesn't include the React app's rehydration or JavaScript code to attach event listeners. The generated content is a snapshot, not a fully interactive React app.

Press F11 key with or without follwed by fn key. In my code IDE, I just pressed F11 key and toggle fullscreen mode worked.

Are you able to integrate Agora Calling in EXPO app, im struggling to do this , can you share any article or github repo so i can do integration on my react native expo app !?

I have only found this docs on how to impletment in react native but when i tried to add to react native expo app i am getting agora native mudule not found

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import { Router } from '@angular/router'; (Correct) import { Router } from 'express'; (Incorrect)

If your Cell 1 is A1, then in Cell 2 you can put the formula =50000+(A1-20)*1000

I can see that you have set the height of slide class to 500px and image under slide class to 100% , that's why the ratio is not matching as the image height always remain 500px.

.slides {
  width: 500%;
  /*removed height */
  display: flex;
}

Now it will work

I agree 100% with @rbrundritt. You’re better off migrating your solution to Azure Maps. Microsoft has posted this page, which is a gateway to migrating from Bing Enterprise Maps to Azure Maps, including a link to a migration guide.

this is by @mjwills
it works.

var zipName = $"archive-{DateTime.Now:yyyy_MM_dd-HH_mm_ss}.zip";
        var folder = "D:\\xxdd";
        using var memoryStream = new MemoryStream();
        using (var zipArchive = new ZipArchive(memoryStream, ZipArchiveMode.Create, true))
        {
            var files = Directory.GetFiles(folder);
            foreach (var file in files)
            {
                zipArchive.CreateEntryFromFile(file, Path.GetFileName(file));
            }
        }

        File.WriteAllBytes(zipName, memoryStream.ToArray());
        Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");

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[1]: https://i.sstatic.net/WcoZDSwX.jpg chenge background

I am also looking a better way to integrate Scrapy and Dagster. Here is a tutorial that might help you.

https://dagster.io/blog/data-engineering-in-python

all you need to do is to make sure that whatever file, the installer is looking for is placed in that folder and grant your curret user or everyone full control on that folder. In my case,

• folder is "C:\Users<CurrentUser>\AppData\Local\Temp\CVU_21.0.0.0.0_"
• file expected "exectask.exe" which I found in installer directory then I copied to the folder in previous bullet

Hope this help

The steps to download Kaggle datasets in Google Colab, including installing the Kaggle API, uploading the Kaggle API key, setting up authentication, downloading the dataset, unzipping the data (if necessary), and accessing the data.I have downloaded garbage_classification dataset and split it into training and validation are all executed in the following gist.

You may try to add '-dtb andes.dtb', I add this parameter and run ae350 successfully.

Yes, you need a web framework like Flask or FastAPI to expose HTTP endpoints on the Azure VM, because the Azure VM will not automatically manage HTTP requests and routing for you as Azure Functions do.

Yes there is a recipe here: https://docs.openrewrite.org/recipes/software/amazon/awssdk/v2migration

AWS migration Guide here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-java/latest/developer-guide/migration-tool.html

I've recently encountered an unexpected performance issue while running the Whisper Turbo V3 ASR model on NVIDIA GPUs. When inferencing via Triton Inference Server, the model exhibits better performance on a V100 GPU compared to an A100 GPU. This is surprising since the A100 is significantly more powerful and optimized for AI workloads.

Observations:

Latency and Throughput: Lower latency and higher throughput were observed on the V100.

Model and Environment: The Whisper Turbo V3 model is the same in both cases, and the Triton configurations are identical.

Any suggestion why this might happen. Thanks in advance for any help!

Add the dependency on Android’s Material in /android/app/build.gradle:

dependencies {
// ...
implementation 'com.google.android.material:material:<version>'
// ...

}

To find out the latest version, visit Google Maven.

I figured out it is actually possible. It is a workaround, though, and it requires manual editing of the solution file. Here are the steps

1. Start debugging your executable from a command line like this

DevEnv /DebugExe YourApp.exe Arg1 Arg2 ArgN

It will start Visual Studio, create a solution, create a type of a project that I don't know how to create another way and starts debugging. If somebody knows how to create this type of project from Visual Studio, please share your knowledge. The project is sort of "ready to be debugged executable reference".

2. Now you can stop the debugger, save the solution in the same place where you have your development solution, to make sure that all relative paths are the same and open the solution in a text editor.
3. In case your development project has the same name as the executable that that project generates and that you used in point 1, you need to change the name let's say adding 0. Make sure the file YourApp0.exe actually exists in that location. Otherwise, the project won't load. Another thing to remember, even though the name here is YourApp0.exe, the executable that will start is specified by Executable property.

Project("{911E67C6-3D85-4FCE-B560-20A9C3E3FF48}") = "YourApp0", "YourApp\bin\x64\Debug\net8.0\YourApp0.exe", "{0652E91E-CB29-4889-BB9C-E76CC72A064F}"

4. Now you can open that solution in Visual Studio and add your development project. I assume the name of the project will be YourApp, that is why you needed to change the name in the point 3. Don't forget to add all projects your main project depends on.
5. Save the solution and open it in a text editor again. Now you can copy the project block specifying YourApp0.exe as many times as you need the debugging sessions with different command lines. Increment initial 0 for each of your copies and generate new GUID for {0652E91E-CB29-4889-BB9C-E76CC72A064F}. Copy the related blocks in the GlobalSection of the solution file.
6. Now the solution file is mostly ready, you can open it in Visual Studio again. In my case I had to change debugging properties of the executables to be "Managed (.NET Core, .NET 5+)". Then, you can update command lines in the executable projects as you need.
7. At this point everything is ready for debugging. Put breakpoints to your source code as you normally do, start as many executable projects with Debug > Start New Instance as you need.

Then you can create different configurations of this very solution for Debug/Release or other conditions or different solutions. For automatic starting of the debugger for many instances use solution "Multiple startup projects".

What does NoSuchBucketEl depósito especificado no existeTN-Prod-MediaC3FG5P9PMECYPCKCntFO6vtQy7hhxJjUvVFG7rmx1+vrDLs7KWmoravBnW4UZsr02QHEd1MlxjF1W+PV4OdWeGkT9T1NkU1BrUClY8mhqQetFrZB means

Is RTSP important for your application or could you use RTMP? Its pretty easy to use ffmpeg on Raspi zero W to stream the camera frames encoded in h264 to an RTMP server, and you could run an RTMP server on your laptop. Here is an example bash command to start a stream from the camera to the server:

ffmpeg -f v4l2 -framerate 30 -video_size 1280x720 -i /dev/video0 -c:v libx264 -b:v 3000k -maxrate 3000k -bufsize 5000k -f flv rtmp://local_LAN_server_IP_address/live/streamkey

ffmpeg is also capable of converting to RTSP, but I'm not an expert on that, so explore it a bit if required by your next step. You can find more details here: https://manpages.org/ffmpeg

I think simply just:

df2 = df[-1:]

then could extract the last role to save in df2

Hi Recently I had the opportunity to work on deploying a Snowflake Pricing Calculator. Its a Rough estimate of the costs and can vary on region to region. If any of you are interested you can check it out and give your reviews.

1. Create virtual folder in VS e.g. docs
2. Create folder in Windows Explorer with same name: docs
3. Create files in Windows Explorer: notes.txt
4. Add notes.txt file as existing file to the virtual folder: docs

try to use

npm install olcs --save

and then use

import OLCesium from olcs

Refer to this link https://forum.virtuemart.de/thread/4274-com-virtuemart-restricted-access-view-restricted-access-for-view-category/ You need to toggle off the VM Manager on the VM Catagory Menu Item

I found more elegant solution

    public const uint WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE = 0x00000011;
    [DllImport("user32.dll")]
    public static extern uint SetWindowDisplayAffinity(IntPtr hWnd, uint dwAffinity);
...
    SetWindowDisplayAffinity(currentWindowhWnd, WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE);

Please enable dart and add dart sdk path correctly in Preference-> Languages-> dart-> Add path without any exception. now you can able to see the emulator to run. Happy Code!

Please share some codes especially the screenOptions.

Please go through the following code. It helped me a lot.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20120301-00/?p=8193&nsl_bypass_cache=38b695449cfe09dfbda2fc1e01facf39

Yes! I also faced this problem. I searched a lot but did not find any solution. Then I searched a bit on YouTube and Google and found the solution. I Share you step by step solution.

1. Frist you create archive file.
2. Then Right click Archive file. and select "Generate privacy report " save you laptop.
3. Then open download file and see missing file in bottom.
4. Then search you missing privacy you project folder (PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy) like ReachabilitySwift
5. Then Open Privacy Source code and copy past other success privacy and edit acording.

Like This

Try open your settings (File > Preferences > Settings), then navigate to "Editor" and set the "editor.autoIndent" setting to "none"

Turn-on formula help on Google Sheets

There could be some basic reasons why the suggestion help was not showing up with your specific device, you could have clicked the 'x' icon at the top of the formula suggestion or pressed the shortcut key that turned it off. Following my previous comment, clicking the '?' icon on the left side of the cell where the formula is being typed will enable the formula help again.

Sample outcome

Reference: Enable formula suggestion

I also got the same error. However, after using Java17 and adding the below version, I was able to resolve the error.

<dependency>
        <groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
        <artifactId>springdoc-openapi-starter-webmvc-ui</artifactId>
        <version>2.7.0</version>
</dependency>

Good luck!!

add code template:

"${selection}"${cursor}

and set name wrap quote

then select block and press alt+enter, choose "surround wrap quote"

thanks

Kudos on your creativity with combining disparate tools to accomplish your goal. For a more elegant (and likely free for your usage level) solution, have you considered Azure Maps? I suspect that you’re plenty tech-savvy to create your own app following the provided documentation and samples.

Check whether your PATH environment variable is being modified between build invocations. This can happen when your terminal and editor have different PATH values and both are invoking builds.

Some more information—including alternative sources of the spurious recompilation—can be found in this GitHub issue:

Protobuf repo recompilation sensitivity #7095

If this issue raise while migration,Truncate the tabel if there is foreign key use truncate cascade and migrate it

You don't need to handle code_interpreter locally but you have to perform function_calling locally if you did the configuration. The following repo can be referred but it is done by Python.

https://github.com/ideabosque/openai_assistant_engine

While not in python yet. There is the ig.degree.betweenness R package. Which implements the "Smith-Pittman" community detection algorithm which considers both node degree and edge betweenness for igraph objects.

There is a python implementation in the works however it still needs to be fully developed.

More links:

Blog about Smith-Pittman clustering: here.

Working paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.01394

cuda::std::complex is from libcu++. libcu++ makes C++ Standard Library features useable in both host and device code. HIP does not provide something like libcu++. Most functions from std library is not available in device code.

AWS DataSync doesn’t have a built-in feature to delete source files from S3 after a transfer is complete. As DataSync is primarily designed for use cases like disaster recovery, where retaining the source data is normal. However, you can set up a custom solution by using DataSync's logging capabilities to handle deletions for successfully transferred files.

You just need to enable detailed logging in your DataSync task and direct the logs to CloudWatch. Then, create a Lambda function that triggers whenever a new log entry is added. This function can parse the logs to identify files that were successfully transferred and delete them from the source S3 bucket. This approach ensures only confirmed files are removed.

subprojects {
    pluginManager.withPlugin("org.jetbrains.kotlin.android"){
        configure<KotlinAndroidProjectExtension> {
            jvmToolchain {
                languageVersion.set(JavaLanguageVersion.of(11))
            }
        }
    }
}

ref: https://github.com/uber/AutoDispose/blob/854d41c0f071c063fc716f601746e1504053aef5/build.gradle.kts#L184

Did you find any solution for this issue?, I cant comment so posting it as answer.

That's not how it works. You need to get tampermonkey (or any other extensions like that) and the Desmoscript loader. Once you got the loader to work using tampermonkey, open desmos on a new tab, if there's a text box on the right corner, it means it has been properly loaded. Recompile it, and it should pretty much work on.

Ok, so the solution was to build the webhook integration with node.js and ngrok. So it is not dependent on the web server.

Also, out Apache is still running with the prefork module due to some old legacy code that is not MPM-compatible. Apache prefork module is NOT adequate for higher loads. We are in the process of upgrading all the old legacy code to be MPM compatible so that we can use one of the MPM modules. That might also be a solution if you want to use PHP for the webhook

But the node.js + ngrok solution works very well.

Hope this helps other people that might have a similar situation.

AndreT

I Found a solution, the solution was to move all the app code from the fragment to MainAcitivity and create a wake-up method at the end of MainAcitivity void waky(){ // wake up code } then on completion of the app code call the wake-up method: void waky();

The issue you're encountering is related to the paths used to reference the assets folder inbundle.js file.dist folderassets folder.

it's a shame that you haven't received any responses after such a long time, but I'm reaching out to ask for your help. Maybe you've found a solution? Thanks in advance!!

O(n^4) is polynomial time complexity.

Login as root and then run the curl command. However, review security before running a curl command as root.

sudo -i

من علاقه ی زیادی به یادگیری پایتون دارم باید از کجا شورع کنم ؟؟ لطفا بع سایت ما هم سری بزنید

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This issue is caused by the SVG containing color_p3. Those colours are supported on iOS only and Android is not supported.

If you want to suppress Cypress logs for a particular route, use

cy.intercept({ ... }, { log: false })

• from Disabling logs for a request

cy.intercept({url: '*'}, (req) => {
  if (!req.url.includes('_nuxt/')) {
    Cypress.log({ name: 'not "/_nuxt/"', message: req.url}) // for demo
  }
}).as('not-nuxt')

cy.intercept(/_nuxt/, {log:false}).as('nuxt')

cy.visit('https://hello-world.example.nuxt.space/')
cy.contains('div', 'Hello Nuxt 3!')

As a test I deployed the app to DigitalOcean and the issue was immediately resolved. So my conclusion is that the issues were a result of fly.io network issues. Once I remembered about the trouble I had installing the fly CLI tool I began to suspect this was the case.

This should be easy and simple. Just use a getter.

var pizzaOrder = {
    id: "pizza",
    counter: 0,
    get sentence() {
       return this.id + this.counter;
    } 
};

pizzaOrder.counter++;

console.log(pizzaOrder.sentence);

You could make the function more generic by moving the commonName field into a separate function that checks the input and returns the common name component of the certificate or an empty object. Then take the 2 resulting objects and merge them together using object.union. Here's an example:

policy.rego:

package example

new_certificate(issuerName, uid, organization, organizationalUnit) = {
    "apiVersion": "cert-manager.io/v1",
    "kind": "Certificate",
    "metadata": {
        "name": "test-certificate",
        "namespace": "tenant-ns"
    },
    "spec": {
        "isCA": true,
        "issuerRef": {
            "group": "rhcs-issuer.it-platform.redhat.com",
            "kind": "ClusterIssuer",
            "name": issuerName
        },
        "privateKey": {
            "algorithm": "ECDSA",
            "size": 256
        },
        "secretName": "test-tls",
        "subject": {
            "organizations": [
                organization
            ],
            "organizationalUnits": [
                organizationalUnit
            ]
        }
    }
}

new_common_name(common_name) = cn {
    trim_space(common_name) != ""
    cn := {
        "spec": {
            "commonName": common_name
        }
    }
}

new_common_name(common_name) = cn {
    trim_space(common_name) == ""
    cn := {}
}

cert1 := object.union(new_certificate("SignalRichard", "77479301", "stack-exchange", "stack-overflow"), new_common_name("stackoverflow.com"))
cert2 := object.union(new_certificate("SignalRichard", "77479301", "stack-exchange", "stack-overflow"), new_common_name(""))

Running this code with opa eval -d policy.rego "data.example" results in the following output with cert1 having the commonName field populated and cert2 does not have the field at all:

{
  "result": [
    {
      "expressions": [
        {
          "value": {
            "cert1": {
              "apiVersion": "cert-manager.io/v1",
              "kind": "Certificate",
              "metadata": {
                "name": "test-certificate",
                "namespace": "tenant-ns"
              },
              "spec": {
                "commonName": "stackoverflow.com",
                "isCA": true,
                "issuerRef": {
                  "group": "rhcs-issuer.it-platform.redhat.com",
                  "kind": "ClusterIssuer",
                  "name": "SignalRichard"
                },
                "privateKey": {
                  "algorithm": "ECDSA",
                  "size": 256
                },
                "secretName": "test-tls",
                "subject": {
                  "organizationalUnits": [
                    "stack-overflow"
                  ],
                  "organizations": [
                    "stack-exchange"
                  ]
                }
              }
            },
            "cert2": {
              "apiVersion": "cert-manager.io/v1",
              "kind": "Certificate",
              "metadata": {
                "name": "test-certificate",
                "namespace": "tenant-ns"
              },
              "spec": {
                "isCA": true,
                "issuerRef": {
                  "group": "rhcs-issuer.it-platform.redhat.com",
                  "kind": "ClusterIssuer",
                  "name": "SignalRichard"
                },
                "privateKey": {
                  "algorithm": "ECDSA",
                  "size": 256
                },
                "secretName": "test-tls",
                "subject": {
                  "organizationalUnits": [
                    "stack-overflow"
                  ],
                  "organizations": [
                    "stack-exchange"
                  ]
                }
              }
            }
          },
          "text": "data.example",
          "location": {
            "row": 1,
            "col": 1
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

References:

1. How do I merge two objects in rego?
2. Open Policy Agent/Policy Reference/Build-in Functions/Objects/object.union

The hack was to set rows to 1 in my case

The issue is not the decryption, it is the result NSData from the decryption. There is a high possibility that it might contain non UTF format Data which is making the Data to NNString conversion fail. Objective C is still more tolerant to handle imperfect UTF Data bytes, swift would fail everytime because of the optionals.

Just call socket.Close() and I had tested it out,it worked https://stackoverflow.com/a/3560832

For anyone who faced the same issue, I managed to resolve as following: Note Python 3.11 as latest for the moment

1. Pin versions in requirements.txt. I think it is critical, as after that the driver started loading

    azure-functions
    pyodbc==5.1.0
    SQLAlchemy==2.0.35

2. Build on Ubuntu. Not on Windows. YAML below

      # Agent VM image name
      vmImageName: 'ubuntu-latest'
      # Working Directory
      solutionDir: '$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)'
  
    
    stages:
    - stage: Build
      displayName: Build and publish
      jobs:
      - job: Build
        displayName: Build
        pool:
          vmImage: $(vmImageName)
        - task: UsePythonVersion@0
          inputs:
            versionSpec: ''3.11''
          displayName: 'Use Python '3.11''
    
        - task: CmdLine@2
          displayName: 'Install python libs'
          inputs:
            script: |
              pip install --target="./.python_packages/lib/site-packages" -r ./requirements.txt
            workingDirectory: $(solutionDir)/
        - task: ArchiveFiles@2
          displayName: 'Archive Function'
          inputs:
            rootFolderOrFile: '$(solutionDir)'
            includeRootFolder: false
            archiveType: zip
            archiveFile: $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/drop/$(Build.BuildId).zip
            replaceExistingArchive: false
    
        - publish: $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/drop/$(Build.BuildId).zip
          artifact: EdmWebhooks
          displayName: publish function artefact

3. Use "ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server"

    sql_engine = create_engine("mssql+pyodbc://{user}:{password}@{server}/{database}?driver=ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server".format(
                    user = os.environ["SQL.User"],
                    password = os.environ["SQL.Password"],
                    server = os.environ["SQL.Server"],
                    database = os.environ["SQL.Database"],
                ))

you can use /api/v5/public/time get system time

Alright, it seems like I've found the solution, or at least one of them, by following Shaun Curtis's recommendations. The thing is, even though I needed the Wrapper, I was also missing some directives in my RCL project. So, I created a file in the root of my RCL project called _Imports.razor and added the following:

Configuracion -> _Imports

@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web
@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web.Virtualization

This way, my buttons went from looking like this:

• Before photo

To looking like this:

• after photo

Which achieves what I was aiming for—a way for events to be recognized. After this, I simply used a Wrapper in my Blazor project that contains the route where I want to render this component and, lastly, the component with the rendering mode I want to use:

Wrapper looks like this

@page "/configuration/ui/general/general-configuration"

<ConfigurationComponent @rendermode="InteractiveServer" />

And with that, it allowed proper interaction:

Demo gif

1. There can be many reasons why Shop Servers can become slow and unresponsive. Maybe they are reaching their resource rate-limit, too busy handling other requests .etc. So at your app side, We can only alleviate the above situations by applying timeouts-retries-and-backoff when calling API.

2. For handling call API when app inactive You should to register a webhook event app.activated/app.deactivated with your app, to determine when your app call or should not call with shop API.

Hope that helps.

there are already update on the visual studio manage branches, now there are toggle to show other branch on the graph

for more info about feature request in below links

https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/how-do-i-view-the-history-of-all-branches-in-git/934801

I would suggest adding some print statements to your gradingTool function... Print each argument (with delimiters so you can see where they end), and then inside your loop, print i, studentAnswers[i] and correctAnswers[i]. I suspect this may reveal the issue...

Are you trying to run the code in Expo Go? This will not work. You will need to "eject" your code into a bare react native flow. To do this, follow the steps to create a development build on Expo. If you had done this already, you will need to rebuild your code after you install the maplibre library.

Springboot dont provide all of these attributes for you, you can config what you want to see in the /userinfo by this. By default, it will use OAuth2UserService for the response entity

.oauth2Login(oauth2 -> oauth2.userInfoEndpoint())

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I have some ideas.

Let there be a binary decision variable for every quadruple of (player 1, player 2, showcase, round number), provided both players are in the showcase.

The coefficients of these variables in the objective function is the absolute difference in rating between the players, but if the players are in the same conference, make the coefficient extremely large, like 999999999.

Then the problem is the minimize the objective function subject to:

• the sum of the binary variables involving player i and player j is <= 1
• the sum of the binary variables involving round number k is = (number of players in showcase)/2

It uses semgean trivoid arch software that requires constant communcation for 32 bit and 64 bit servers, to allow seamless progression from each cordian threom, so it should be highest value so it could fix the system.

Turning off the auto-assign will work on the new instance, but not on the existing instance. To make the changes affects also the existing changes you need to manually remove the public address from them:

1. Stop the Instance:
2. Detach and Reattach the Network Interface
3. Restart the Instance

Also you should not forget to update the launch template if you're using one, and modify the network interface settings to disable “Auto-assign public IP”

If you intend to download the s3 bucket content, without the zipping criteria, then just use aws-cli to do this

aws s3 sync s3://your-bucket-name /local/destination/folder

same for me ycm config

python packages

If all the list within the list has at least 4 entries then it might be more efficient to perform a vector comparison rather than using an iterator.

See: https://code.kx.com/q4m3/3_Lists/#310-elided-indices

list[;3]where(list[;0]=`ABC)&list[;2]=`XYZ / to get all the matching entries
list[;3]first where(list[;0]=`ABC)&list[;2]=`XYZ / to get only the first match

Adding .contentShape(Rectangle()) to CourseCard2 answered the problem.

Unlike openai azure openai doesn't accept a store param

In my case, I met an iOS release (RN0.71.6 JSC) bug that global array foo.push(bar) in a class but still get [] means foo.length is 0 in another class, so I have to use global object instead, ref to https://github.com/flyskywhy/react-native-browser-polyfill/commit/0d574fb

I've been using the very simple/minimal github.com/spkg/bom package.

I'm stumbled into the same question, and somehow using the appium-boilerplate confused me. So I create my own GitHub repository for this specific matter. You can check my Medium's article here for references if you still haven't find the answer for this question.

https://medium.com/@zorozeri/test-automation-on-android-apps-using-webdriverio-2f39da6a338c

This is only a very simple sample for the Android Test Automation using WebdriverIO. You can change the apps and the code by yourself after you grasp the concept.

And this is for the iOS one : https://medium.com/@zorozeri/test-automation-on-ios-apps-using-webdriverio-with-allure-report-b3ed46d3c0a8

This is because your HTML is not valid, a tag should not wrap a

tag.

Paragraphs are standalone blocks: The

tag represents a block of text or a paragraph. Wrapping a paragraph with a often introduces unnecessary markup without adding meaning.

Hi @lazy developer Could you able to print the query results value in the body of the mail.If yes ,please help me there.i am struck over there.

The problem was solved, I forgot to load script with "defer" attribute

I was facing similar issue. Just add use_pure=True to mysql connection properties.

credits to this thread.https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65565172/python-mysql-connector-hangs-indefinitely-when-connecting-to-remote-mysql-via-ss 1

same here in wsl warning: unexpected cfg condition value: custom-panic --> programs/mint-nft/src/lib.rs:9:1 | 9 | #[program]

Maybe this?

UPDATE X_Data
SET X_Data.leadtime = Item_Master.leadtime
FROM X_Data
JOIN Item_Master ON X_Data.Itemcode = Item_Master.Itemcode
WHERE <your_where_condition>;

Use the -t async flag for asynchronous support:

alembic init -t async alembic

Then the alembic file "env.py" is already formed, with support for asynchrony, or rather the function async def run_async_migrations(), which allows processing asynchronous functions.

https://jsdoc.app/tags-this

/** @this CalledClass  */
const unboundedFunction = function () { 
    console.log(this);
    this.parameter = 50;
}

class CalledClass {
  parameter = 'test';

  callOutsideFunction() {
    unboundedFunction.bind(this)();
  }

}

const obj = new CalledClass();
obj.callOutsideFunction();

In Android Studio, the dependency

   // implementation 'com.android.volley:volley:1.1.1'

is no longer working. This one however, works:

implementation 'com.android.volley:volley:1.2.1'

Refer to the HTTP library

Today, I found an issue, that seems to be root cause.

a update was causing a SQLiteConstraintException. That was being caught. In my code, there was no transaction there. Apparently there is in the room generated code.

Once the SQLiteConstraintException happens, the nested transaction issues happens shortly after.

The SQLiteConstraintException was due to a bug where a value was an empty string, that should have been UUID that's a key in another table.

Once I found a way reproduce the SQLiteConstraintException, the nested transaction issue was reproducible too. Just fixing SQLiteConstraintException, makes the nested transaction issue non-reproducible. For good measure, I did put the update that had SQLiteConstraintException into transaction as well.

Now the question is: Why did SQLiteConstraintException leave things in bad state when there was not transaction in my code.