For anyone seeing this after 2025. Facebook announced the depreciation of Instagram's basic display API more on this link. So we must use the new Instagram API with Instagram Login API:

Use that to set up a custom Instagram account for testing and generate an access token:

I would like to make a case for BIGINT, converting ISBN-10 (which has a non-numeric check digit 1/11th of the time) to ISBN-13 before storing.

That will take eight bytes, whereas ISBN-10 will take ten bytes and ISBN-13 will take 13 bytes. With typical word-boundary padding, either ISBN will probably wind up taking 16 bytes.

The memory requirement isn't terribly important, but there may be a noticeable speed penalty to using a CHAR field.

Modern architectures can handle BIGINT math directly with one extra memory fetch. This means that searching and sorting will be faster. Put an index on that column, and it will be faster still. In fact, I use ISBN-13 as my primary key in my MariaDB Library database.

When I changed it from CHAR to BIGINT, I noticed about a 20% performance improvement.

Another nice thing about proper ISBN-13 is you don't have to concern yourself with leading zero-padding. I even found some some SQL code to validate the ISBN-13 check digit.

Yes, the kernel crashes because the solver is destroyed (out of scope) while you still hold references to its variables or try to call its methods. In Python, you must keep the solver or routing model in scope until you are truly finished with it. Returning (or storing) the solver object—or just returning raw solution data—avoids the crash.

This is a common pitfall when using OR-Tools in Jupyter notebooks (or any environment) if you structure your code so that the solver is a local variable in a function and you still want to inspect the variables afterward. The simplest fix is to either:

• Keep the solver object alive (e.g. as a global or return it from the function).
• Or fully solve and extract all solution info inside the function, returning only plain Python data (floats, lists, dicts) so that no references to the destroyed solver remain. That should prevent the “Library ortools crashes kernel on jupyter notebook” issue and help others avoid the same confusion.

Add or replace in build.gradle.kts (:app)

 packaging{
    resources{
        excludes += "META-INF/LICENSE.md"
        excludes += "META-INF/NOTICE.md"
    }
}

I'm trying to enable multiple terminals so that when code blocks run a program, I could run it in one of the pane frames inside code blocks instead of it using my windows basic terminal output screen. in the pull down menu when selecting a terminal type, mine is greyed out so there is no pull down menu to select a terminal type. I downloaded c::b version 20.03. I used the installsetup.exe version file when downloading on windows 10.

could someone please help me with this?

Simply add your site to google search console and navigate to Indexing. enter image description here

go to vs code setting and type 'select' and then simple un-check the Editor : column selection

The issue was that I had three separate subscription products (e.g., one month, three months, and one year), and users were switching between them. However, for the billing portal to handle subscription updates correctly, the subscriptions need to be part of a single product with multiple pricing tiers.

The correct approach is to have a single subscription product with all pricing tiers (e.g., one month, three months, one year) associated with it. Users should be allowed to change prices within the same product. If a user changes to a different product, the billing portal will process the change immediately instead of applying the correct "schedule at period end" behavior.

Let me take an attempt. Would love some feedback on this answer from the wider community as well :)

(1) Is there a way for the Reservations Service to query the User Service to check the user exists (eg REST endpoint)?

It might be an additional step to verify an event from a trusted source. You have an explicit concern around data inconsistency due to race condition, which is reasonable, and necessary to address. So a sync call is OK, especially if it is to a highly available, "fast" endpoint. As your systems/teams scale, it becomes harder for core services like reservations service in this case to trust all incoming requests.

(2) No it is not bad practice. This is a data retrieval mechanism done by HTTP calls. Events are needed to fire updates/do tasks asynchronously to enable additional throughput

RE: coupling

I don't think a synchronous call results in tight coupling. It surely creates dependency and reduces resilience (e.g. one service being down). But synchronous calls are reasonable architectural design :)

Looks like the latest version (v9.4.0) has moved this again to faker.string.uuid()

https://fakerjs.dev/api/string.html#uuid

Project IDX currently runs the apps on virtual emulator in browser but there is a thread(in IDX Community) related to running the application in physical device using FireBase App Distributions link:Firebase App Distributions which is mentioned in the IDX Community Post IDX Thread by the Maintainer Team member of Project IDX and you can get updates related to it there. But as of now there is no direct possibility of connecting physical device to the project idx workspace like traditional AVD in Android studio.

@exAspArk

i've having a play with Bemi using self-hosting deployed using docker and one issue i'm having is getting Bemi to work with postgres via SSL. There's no way to configure SSL connections. If there is a solution, it's not documented. Thanks

Finally, when you are building your test data, don't limit yourself to file/folder names with just the ampersand. Be sure to include additional test cases with the greater-than sign (>), the less-than sign (<), the vertical bar (|), unbalanced left and right parentheses "(" and ")", the cap/hat (^), the percent sign (%) - URLs are a favorite, and the exclamation point (!).
For non-file/folder name inputs, include test cases with both balanced and unbalanced quotation marks (") as well.

I'm facing the same issue. Were you able to get this resolved?

I gave up. I have reinstalled Eclipse from scratch (as I seem to do with every update), however, I have given up on it as my primary development environment, only using it for some legacy stuff, and installed VSCode (which most of my colleagues are using). I've always preferred Eclipse, but it's not worth the pain anymore.

Have you tried running with --force or --legacy-peer-deps?

1. Is it technically doable? Yes, it is technically doable to bundle an executable into a Safari extension on macOS.

Apple's App Store has strict guidelines regarding the inclusion of executable files in extensions.

For me, my automation account didn't have access to the subscription I was trying to use in the runbook script. I went into the "Access control (IAM)" tab on the subscription of the resource I was trying to automate then made sure my automation account was set as a contributor (though a lesser role probably does it, I'm not sure which).

You need pass typeMap parameter to savedStateHandle.toRoute() function

I got this working with these versions:

kotlin = "2.1.0"
ksp = "2.1.0-1.0.29"
room = "2.7.0-alpha07"

There seems to be a bug introduced in versions of the room gradle plugin after version alpha07 (up to and including alpha12).

For Ubuntu 22.04 I use:

find_package(JPEG REQUIRED)
target_link_libraries(${PROJECT_NAME} JPEG::JPEG)

In capital letters, exactly.

I have a copy of the SDK on my hard drive, so it was eventually made available. I can't remember how I got it. The .svn data in it points to the original source being https://ugobe.svn.cvsdude.com/pdk/trunk and the creator being user tylerwilson. Here is a list of all the files. As far as I can tell from Wikipedia, Jetta Company Limited is likely the owner of the Pleo IP, and I am uncomfortable making the SDK available without their permission. If someone has a contact at Jetta who might be able to help me get permission, I will be happy to make the SDK available.

I'm also having the same problem, did you solve it?

If you look at your URL, you'll see it doesn't match anything in the screenshot of the CDN's available URL's.

Try this: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/three.js/0.172.0/three.core.min.js

Did you get that malformed URL from the 'copy' button on the cloudflare site? If you did, you might need to report it as an error, it looks like they changed the way they construct the URL from the version number.

In future, you can also check an script source by just pasting the URL into the browser. It should open as plaintext javascript. If you do this with the busted URL you were using, you'll see that it returns a 404 page as HTML. This triggers a NS_ERROR_CORRUPTED_CONTENT warning as a <script> tag import, because HTML content is not valid javascript content.

CTRL + SHIFT + P and select Deno: Disable

Please see if the methods documented here are helpful to you.

In the end I achieved the needed result using the Bouncy Castle library for c# because .Net Framework does not have an easy way to do it. https://github.com/bcgit/bc-csharp/discussions/592

I found the answer to this problem, read the docs and try the code for "separate client-server projects", that worked for me, of course if you want to see the field you are adding you should set the key "input" as true on the "additionalFields" object on you auth configuration object. https://www.better-auth.com/docs/concepts/typescript#inferring-additional-fields-on-client

It's easier, without the need to use a script from Vue

<img 
  :src="imageUrl || '/image-default.png'"
  @error="(e) => (e.target.src = '/image-default.png')"
/>

add "#:~:text=aaaa,bbbb" at the end of your url.

This finds and highlights everything between aaaa and bbbb. However, some times it does not work... I'm trying to figure it out why.. And this is why I landed here!

Unless you have a very, very convincing reason to do so, passwords should never be sent back from an API endpoint, should never be decrypted, should never leave the database.

Using bcrypt as an example (since you mentioned it), a standard email/password authentication would roughly go:

1. User creates account: the database ensures the email address is unique. The password is bcrypt hashed and stored. This is one-way hashing - information is lost in creating the hash, so it cannot be decrypted.*
2. User logs in: they POST their email/password to the backend. The database looks up the user by email. The backend then bcrypt hashes the supplied password and checks if it matches the saved hashed password for that user. At no point is anything here decrypted or sent back.
3. The user forgets their password: The user must reset their password via verified email. I'm assuming you've had to do this at some point - the reason almost all sites require a password reset, is a correctly stored, strong password CANNOT be recovered, not even by someone with database access.

There should only be three times that column is ever hit in the DB - creating an account, logging in with password, and resetting a password.

With all that in mind, is there any convincing reason your app needs such a massive security vulnerability? If there isn't, problem solved - you don't need to decrypt anything, the password column won't even be in your queries, and there shouldn't be any search slowdown.

* edit: technically it can still be cracked in other ways, but assuming a strong password, this needs an unrealistic amount of compute power/time

In Xcode 16, use the "Editor" menu (to the right of the "File" menu by several titles), then "Add Target". The visible list of targets that's initially seen has lots of entries, many of them unfamiliar; scroll that list down & "App" is available as a choice.

What about this approach?

=VSTACK(HSTACK("Singer","Sum",D1,E1),
SORT(VSTACK(HSTACK(B2:B3,D2:D3+E2:E3,D2:E3),HSTACK(C2:C3,D2:D3+E2:E3,D2:E3)),2,-1))

I'm using nuxtjs with tailwind module and have same problem, following steps work for me.

1. Change tailwind.config.js to .ts, and replace @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} with satisfies Config like this.

import type { Config } from 'tailwindcss';
import colors from 'tailwindcss/colors';

export default {
  content: [],
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        primary: { ...colors.sky, DEFAULT: colors.sky['500'] }
        //...
      }
    }
  },
  plugins: []
} satisfies Config;

2. Other ts file that use config

import resolveConfig from 'tailwindcss/resolveConfig';
import tailwindConfigRaw from '@/tailwind.config';
const tailwindConfig = resolveConfig(tailwindConfigRaw);
tailwindConfig.theme.colors.primary.DEFAULT // hover will show: (property) DEFAULT: "#0ea5e9" 

hope this help :D

for classes you can assign any type inside in angled brackets <>

class testing<T>{
     T val;
     public testing(T val){
         this.val=val;
     }
}
... in the main:
testing<Integer> test = new testing(1);

this is similar to how you would do it in C++ with templates

timescale is slow. I don't think there is any way to improve this so far.

It may depend on the purpose, but I never recommend timescale as a time series DB.

CUDA Toolkit version 12.6 notes: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/nvjpeg/index.html#nvjpeg-decoupled-decode-api

Here I see there are two methods:

NVJPEG_BACKEND_HYBRID - Uses CPU for Huffman decoding.

NVJPEG_BACKEND_GPU_HYBRID - Uses GPU for Huffman decoding. nvjpegDecodeBatched will use GPU decoding for baseline JPEG images with interleaved scan when batch size is greater than 50. The decoupled APIs will use GPU assisted Huffman decoding.

I guess CUDA can do Huffman decoding using: NVJPEG_BACKEND_GPU_HYBRID.

Note: These two methods seems to be not part of the built-in JPEG hardware decoders (which are only found in enterprise GPUs), thus should be done via CUDA cores.

Solved my own question:

It was not correctly added, because the underlying product was not activated and made available to the storefront channel. My bad. So it adds the lineitem, but the persister->save() discards the item, but the controller still generates an AfterLineItemAdded event, as it is technically after adding a line item. This leads to the endless loop, as the cart still does not contain the product, trying to build it again, etc etc

All the methods above worked to add a LineItem into a cart, the error message "Invalid Product" on the cart was the relevant help.

having this same issue today with:

"expo": "~52.0.25",
"react-native": "0.76.6",
"expo-camera": "~16.0.12",

you can view it with

url =`https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/d/${fileId}=w500?authuser=0`

I found the solution. Just need to execute rtsp_media.set_shared(True) in the do_configure callback.

https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/gst-rtsp-server/rtsp-media-factory.html#GstRTSPMediaFactoryClass::configure

I asked ChatGPT for advice on this and after initially suggesting a solution using regular expressions, I then asked it to refine the answer using nikic/php-parser and with a little tweaking I got a working response.

I can't post the result on Stack Overflow as it's against the site policy https://stackoverflow.com/help/gen-ai-policy but the short version of this is:

1. Make a traverser that looks for Node\Stmt\ClassMethod nodes
2. If the node has statements (i.e. a method body) and that node doesn't include a Node\Stmt\Return_ node then add it to a list
3. Create a parser on the source to be inspected
4. Make a traverser, and add the visitor mentioned above to the traverser
5. Execute and dump results

Here's the working code: https://gist.github.com/gurubobnz/2ae85e5010158896789e75f3ea375803

There will be an issue here in that there is no execution guarantee of the return, e.g. if (false) { return []; } will still be considered a return, but it is good enough for me to make a start on my corpus of source files.

Generally doctrine isn't aware of what happened at the DB level after flush as entities are managed in memory, Calling $entityManager->clear(); resolves this issue by clearing the identity map, forcing Doctrine to fetch fresh data from the database for subsequent operations. https://stackoverflow.com/a/59970767/16742310

what does you cmake looks like? I am experencing the same issue: CommandLine Error: Option 'enable-fs-discriminator' registered more than once! LLVM ERROR: inconsistency in registered CommandLine options

could you show me some hints?

"Starting with M115 the latest Chrome + ChromeDriver releases per release channel (Stable, Beta, Dev, Canary) are available at the Chrome for Testing availability dashboard. For automated version downloading one can use the convenient JSON endpoints." https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/

do this and then restart your phone, for me it works

If you would like to disable App Clips, go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Content Restrictions, tap App Clips and select Don’t Allow. When you select Don’t Allow, any App Clips currently on your device will be deleted.

Try using a newer version of mypy (anything newer than 1.6)

After updating to a new version of Windows 11, I noticed that my mouse cursor was bugging out in areas of interaction with applications such as Notion, Unreal Engine, and Google Chrome.

The solution I found that gives the most "back to normal" fix was going into Settings -> Accessibility -> Mouse Pointer and Touch -> Mouse Pointer Style -> Custom (Fourth Option) -> White.

I hope this helps.

There are several other characters in addition to ampersand that will cause batch scripts to fail if they are not guarded against. These include greater-than (>), which is the output redirect symbol; less-than (<), which is the input redirect symbol; vertical bar (|), which is the pipe symbol; left and right parentheses "(" and ")", which are used for statement grouping - especially if they are unbalanced, and cap/hat (^), the escape symbol itself.

If you are using the escaping technique, you will need to escape all of these characters.

If you are using quotations to surround the string in question, then any code which handles the ampersand properly will also handle all the others.

Add to that the percent sign (%) which designates batch variables, exclamation points (!) if you have delayed expansion enabled, and quotation marks if the string you are dealing with is not a Windows filename or folder name or path. Quoting may not be adequate for these characters, because the batch script interpreter searches within quoted string to perform substitutions. You may be able to deal with percent signs and quotation marks by doubling them rather than escaping them (I'm not sure why this would be better or worse).

Just "label" it where you want go back (In this case label the "main" statement). Then jump to the main by use the "label".

Here a example with pseudo-code, cause I've never used TASM / MASM:

@main

   code
   ...

@othercode1

   code
   ...
   jmp @main


@othercode2

   code
   jmp @main

References: It's based on my xp developing a small program in Assembly (NASM), where I needed go and come back to specific statement of the code.

Turns out 85.10.196.124 http-redirects to [random-combination].edns.ip-api.com, which forces the DNS server set on my system to contact ip-api.com and resolve this domain, as it is not cached.

For some reason, Nekoray, which I use as VPN client, uses my ISP's DNS to do resolution. This allows ip-api.com website to track the DNS query and see my ISP's DNS IP. In Nekoray settings I have DNS set to dns.google, but it looks like for some reason it's not using it.

I'm gonna look into Nekoray's settings now to find the reason.

I am also facing the same issue on my website https://rbtpracticetest.com/ . It's running on an OpenLiteSpeed server and PHP 8.3. How can I fix the error Warning The optional module, intl, is not installed, or has been disabled.

To search in file list use Ctrl+Alt+F

From the developer options > Revoking the USB Authorizations will fix this issue.

Never mind, I have discovered that using sigsetjmp/siglongjmp rather than setjmp/longjmp makes this work.

I try to do it but could not get solution how to start in same port. example port 3000 and 3000/api !

As said in another post, yes, in reality at today it seems we can have that at least two different ways, despite it seems they work to user and not to groups, in the kind of:

either tg://resolve?domain=username&text=hello+there

or https://t.me/username?text=hello+again

that will open on the telegram desktop the chat to the given user with the text message compiled, but it still needs the manual entry of the send message bar by pressing enter button. Is there any way to escape the need for this, by passing some other specific token to the browser address or some settings on the browser or telegram desktop app?

Or alternatively there is a way to send message and confirm sending in telegram web by adding not only th euser/group but also the message text in the browser address bar?

I can't say I have experience implementing multiprocessing in Electron, but perhaps the solution I use in my Node.js projects might suit your needs — it supports dynamic imports.

Let me provide a simple example in TypeScript, which can easily be converted to JavaScript if needed.

npm i multiprocessor

// File: src/index.ts
import { Pool } from 'multiprocessor';

const poolSize = 4;

const pool = new Pool(poolSize);
const input = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10];

const result = await pool.map(input, calcSinTask);
pool.close();

console.log(result);
// [ 0.8414, 0.9092, 0.1411, ... ]

async function calcSinTask(x: number): Promise<number> {
  const dirName = __dirname.replace('/node_modules/multiprocessor/lib', '/src');
  const { calcSin } = await import(`${dirName}/path/to/your/module`);
  return calcSin(x);
}

// File: src/path/to/your/module.ts
export function calcSin(x: number): number {
  let result = 0;
  let sign = 1;
  let power = x;
  let factorial = 1;

  for (let n = 0; n < 1000000; n++) {
    if (n > 0) {
      factorial *= (2 * n) * (2 * n + 1);
      power *= x * x;
      sign *= -1;
    }

    const delta = calcDelta(sign, power, factorial);

    if (isNaN(result + delta)) {
      return result
    }

    result += delta;
  }

  return result;
}

function calcDelta(sign: number, power: number, factorial: number): number {
  return sign * (power / factorial);
}

You can clone and run this solution from my example repository.

see GraphQL it can imply a query/select function

https://www.apollographql.com/blog/graphql-vs-rest

During the initalisation step the solver tries to find a set of inital values such that all of the equations are valid, using the initial values that you have set as an inital guess. I imagine that your models initialisation step is taking a long time becuase your have not set inital values or the initial values you have set are not accurate.

If you are using OM Edit, setting the LOG_INIT_V simulation flag will show you the inital values that it calculated, setting those values as the inital values for the subsequent simulations (assuming its somewhat similar to the original one) might reduce the initialisation step duration.

Check your security settings / local network and make sure that whatever dev app you are using has access enabled.

Note: this is independent of the macOS firewall settings, and will still block traffic even if firewall is off.

I temporarily deactivated the global firewall and (in my case VScode) still wouldn’t connect to a machine on my local network, until I manually enabled local network access. Pinging Google etc was just peachy though, so it made for some baffling early investigations.

yes, is posible. Other way is adManager of Google, the correct way, is multiplatform

In AdManager you can monetize and manage ad units in Websites, Games, Videos and App's

Currently there is a way to do it with raw JavaScript by using fetch:

fetch("https://example.com/api/data", {
  method: "GET",
  credentials: "omit", // here you decide to send cookie or not. Other options: same-origin, include
})

The issue for me was very similar to the one mentioned by @Aidan Nesbitt - thanks by the way! I was fetching data from MongoDB - the data had a field that was populated and not via the default _id field but via a custom id field so I don't know if that had any effect or not. When I was passing the data returned from MongoDB from a server component to a client component, it was giving this Maximum Call Stack Exceeded error. When I was filtering out the populated field from the passed values, the component was rendering without an issue.

My fix was basically to JSON.stringify() on the values in the server component and to JSON.parse() on the passed string in the client component.

I am quite new to this myself and came across the exact same issue recently. With still not being 100% sure as I didn't get to try it myself I came across Blocking Functions.

It is under Authentication -> Settings -> Blocking Functions, which seems to give more power to the admin with regards to user authentication

You can find more information in through this link

Also, I had the same issue but I had slim jquery loaded on accident. It was fixed loaded the full version.

If you’re using Apple Silicon and the UTM provider from https://github.com/naveenrajm7, check this out: https://github.com/naveenrajm7/vagrant_utm/issues/11.

As already mentioned in a comment the solution described should work fine. Are your sure you have set Batch Size = 1 in the lambda event source?

Your description perfectly matches with the default Batch Size = 10, where your lambda ignore the other 9 events.

BTW I strongly suggest you also to support multiple events in a single lambda, this will result in a low execution time overall and lower costs.

Updating the Live Share extension seems to have fix my tooltips.

I had the same problem. As the last row of the Load event, I inserted the following statement which prevents the form from closing: DialogResult = DialogResult.None

In reality at today it seems we can have a mix in at least two different ways, in the kind of:

either tg://resolve?domain=username&text=hello+there

or https://t.me/username?text=hello+again

that will open on the telegram desktop the chat to the given user with the text message compiled, but it still needs the manual entry of the send message bar by pressing enter button. Is there any way to escape the need for this, by passing some other specific token to the browser address or some settings on the browser or telegram desktop app?

After some research and experimentation, I found a solution and created a GitHub repository with detailed instructions and examples to help others set up and use GitHub Copilot for generating conventional commit messages with icons. You can view and clone the repository here.

$ python3 ## Run the Python interpreter Python 3.X.X (XXX, XXX XX XXXX, XX:XX:XX) [XXX] on XXX Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.

a = 6 ## set a variable in this interpreter session a ## entering an expression prints its value 6 a + 2 8 a = 'hi' ## 'a' can hold a string just as well a 'hi' len(a) ## call the len() function on a string 2 a + len(a) ## try something that doesn't work Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str a + str(len(a)) ## probably what you really wanted 'hi2' foo ## try something else that doesn't work Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in NameError: name 'foo' is not defined ^D ## type CTRL-d to exit (CTRL-z in Windows/DOS terminal)

A lot of ways to achieve this. One of:

=XLOOKUP("China",A6:A9,FILTER(B6:G9,(B1:G1="PG")*(B2:G2=2)),"Not found",0)

Annotate the file as follows:

class DataItem {
    private String name;

    @JacksonXmlProperty(isAttribute = true)
    private Map params;
}

The solution "unfreezeInput" did not work for all cases in my context. I had a function to remove html entities that created a textarea dynamically, put the html encoded data into, and destroyed it after extracting the decoded value. This had an impact on chrome autocomplete that freezed all the fields it had filled, I took time to figure out it came from this particular function. I replaced the textarea created in this function by a div, and extracted the decoded value with .textContent property in the div.

Then it seems this bug disappeared forever.

So it seems Chrome has a bug, when new form fields are added dynamically while Chrome autocompletes.

Yes, it looks like there data coming from the topic, into connector, is not serialized (i.e., it has no magic byte). Use a free GUI tool like KafkIO to pull from the topic yourself and see how it works, to get a sense what the connector is seeing, it might give you a clue. You can choose to use a Schema Registry or not, etc.

In my case since it was a supported package, all I had to do was updating wrangler.toml from

compatibility_date="2023-05-18"

to

compatibility_date="2024-09-23"

For anyone else going down this rabbit hole, completely removing Anaconda (miniconda3 in my case) from the environment fixed my exit hang problems.

I'm assuming I messed up when using conda.

Add ignore_errors to your options:

    $options = array(
        'http' => array(
            'header'  => "Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n",
            'method'  => 'POST',
            'content' => http_build_query($data),
            'ignore_errors' => true,
        ),
    );

I am having the same issue. I noticed that those pixels aren't missing but are overlapping due to being rounded

Had the same problem, none of the above did anything. Solved this by making a .svg that was going out of bounds fit inside the screen width.

Check the javadoc, both @MockBeans and @MockBean are moved to @MockitoBean.

This is the answer on compiler.

I know it has been a while, but my solution has been more of the following. I am also assuming that you are doing this for RAG purpose, NOT for the sake of getting the right parsing. Instead of getting the exact parsing of the PDF, I get a rough parsing where I get all the texts from the table, and I just replace the table with some metadata like {table id: 'werwrwe', summary: "contains the values of collection date, barcode etc", page: 12}. Then during the retrieval, if the similarity search chooses this chunk, then using the table id, I can retrieve the page of the document as a picture. Basically I see table_id and the page, then I can go to the original document then get the raw table as the picture. This has been much better RAG process for me rather than trying to get the parsing absolutely correct.

Have you found any solution to the problem?

Nowadays you can just use the normal AuthenticationHeaderValue:

_httpClient.DefaultRequestHeaders.Authorization = new AuthenticationHeaderValue(token);

There is even a example in the docs

The epoch_ms function takes an integral number of milliseconds and returns a TIMESTAMP, but I think your data has 100ns accuracy?

select epoch_ms(133782998237203223 // 100_000);
-- 2012-05-24 03:26:22.372

The to_timestamp function takes a DOUBLE in seconds and returns a TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE:

select to_timestamp(133782998237203223 / 10_000_000);
-- 2012-05-23 20:26:22.372032-07

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Both values will be instants and not naïve (local) timestamps.

If what you want is to show the graph data on ThingsBoard, it seems very simple to me:

Just insert the Device and make sure the telemetry is arriving correctly. After that, insert a graph in a Dashboard and point it to that specific Device.

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In addition to the answer from user3362908. If your instance is down you may use following:

$ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus -V

either you use default with a python function, or you use server_default with a SQL function it seems to me (https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/core/metadata.html#sqlalchemy.schema.Column.params.server_default)

So:

created_at = Column(DateTime(timezone=True), server_default=text('NOW()')), nullable=False)

This is a new regression from x265 master that assumes all Unix is using ELF binary which causes this build error on macOS.

I reported this already: https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git/issues/980/source-common-x86-cpu-aasm-assumes-all

You can revert commit f5e4a648727ea86828df236eb44742fe3e3bf366 to workaround this for now if you want to build master.

I'm running Kali Linux on UTM o my Mac M2. Simply running sudo apt install spice-vdagent and restart of the machine fixed my issue. Souce: https://docs.getutm.app/guest-support/linux/ (different architectures described there)

Also you have to enable Cliboard Sharing there: UTM_settings_screenshot

I was able to solve my problem by adding RestClient.Builder as a parameter of the bean created in the class RestClientConfig.

So for valid handling Trace ID by RestClient in Spring Boot 3 application the class RestClientConfig should be configured in following way:

import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Value;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.springframework.web.client.RestClient;
import org.springframework.web.client.support.RestClientAdapter;
import org.springframework.web.service.invoker.HttpServiceProxyFactory;

import com.example.clients.BeClient;

@Configuration
public class RestClientConfig {

    @Value("${api.url}")
    private String apiUrl;

    @Bean
    public BeClient beClient(RestClient.Builder restClientBuilder) {

        RestClient restClient = restClientBuilder
                .baseUrl(apiUrl)
                .build();
        var restClientAdapter = RestClientAdapter.create(restClient);
        var httpServiceProxyFactory = HttpServiceProxyFactory.builderFor(restClientAdapter).build();
        return httpServiceProxyFactory.createClient(BeClient.class);

    }

}

Working source code you can find here: https://github.com/wisniewskikr/chrisblog-it-cloud/tree/main/spring-cloud/observability/springcloud-springboot3-observability-grafana-stack-restclient

I found the issue—it wasn't the code itself. The project was using node-sass, which is no longer supported. To fix it, I uninstalled node-sass and installed sass instead. Here's how I did it:

1. Uninstall node-sass:

   npm uninstall node-sass

2. install sass:

   npm install sass

This resolved the issue for me. Make sure to update any configurations that reference node-sass if needed.

Another Workround:

I had a very similar problem, trying to set DataValidation to Chip from script so as to allow multiple selections from a dropdown list populated from script, which as people say is not (yet?) allowed. However you can set the DataValidation to 'chip' by hand in the sheet you are using and then set the list to 'Drop-down(from a range)' and then in your script update the data in the range pointed to rather tan the actual cell. In my case I just had another sheet with the actual data in it locked to users. Drop-down(from a range) only shows values from cells with data in so you can set the range to be the maximum that you will need.

I encountered the same issue starting today—everything was fine yesterday. Then I realized that this problem was resolved in this commit: https://github.com/PMassicotte/gtrendsR/commit/849fbf780768e69faa3b1dbd373dd55b38acdcbd. To fix it, install the development version instead of the CRAN version, and the issue should be resolved.

devtools::install_github("PMassicotte/gtrendsR")

You are trying to find element with id circle_in_svg but you have only circle id and svg-object. So you need to change id for your object element to circle_in_svg or change id to find to svg-object

Can anyone verify this approach is still valid? If someone has something to add, please do so, respectfully! Thanks

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