I have experienced the same issue. I found out that it's a bug related to the Avast antivirus software. See: (https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsclient/forum/all/avast-curl-ssl-revocation-problem/a4fca682-55ec-499d-bb71-208862d617ea). I have switched to another antivirus software (with a different engine) and the curl command started working again. Also, programs with http connection worked on Eclipse IDE, but not on VS code, but that could be caused by a different error. (I didn't test the programs on Eclipse IDE before I switched antivirus softwares.) Or you can wait for the bug to get fixed. If you decide to switch antivirus softwares, make sure you do it safely.
Inside of the redraw event, you can check current zoom level, and if it exceeds certain threshold, you can dynamically add tiledwebmap series. Then, on zooming out, you can also check the zoom level and based on it's value hide or show the tiledwebmap series.
HTTPX does not directly support loading PKCS12 (.p12) files, but you can use the cryptography library to extract the necessary key and certificate from the PKCS12 file and then pass them to HTTPX
I have the same desire, this official thread implies the option exists however the solution post doesn't mention the name of the setting or how to access it
RedHat's ubi8 image can be used without subscription, is freely redistributable, and can be used commercially, according to their FAQ.
Section on subscription:
15. Do I need a subscription to use UBI?
No. The Red Hat Universal Base
Images and all associated content can be used for development and
deployment without the need for a Red Hat subscription. However, for a
fully supported operational experience and access to an expanded list
of non-UBI tools, containers built on UBI must be deployed on a Red
Hat platform such as OpenShift or Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Accessing non-UBI content does require a Red Hat subscription.
They do recommend a subscription for operational support.
I recommend reviewing their EULA. Which also states:
With the exception of the Red Hat trademark identified in Section 2
below, each software component is governed by a license that permits
you to run, copy, modify, and redistribute (subject to certain
obligations in some cases) the software components.
I am new to this platform and also to Python. But i talked to my teachers and also took some help from AI and here is i find :
This problem where you aim to maximize the number of fulfilled orders given the constraints. Here's how to approach it:
Steps to Solve:
Sort the Orders: Start by sorting the order array in ascending order. This ensures you try to fulfill smaller orders first, maximizing the number of orders you can complete.
Iterate Through the Orders: Iterate through the sorted order array and try to fulfill each order. Deduct the number of widgets required for each fulfilled order from k.
Break When Exceeding k: If at any point the widgets required for an order exceed the remaining widgets (k), stop and return the count of orders fulfilled.
Sort the orders: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
Start fulfilling:
Order 1: k=7-1 = 6, fulfilled = 1.
Order 2:k = 6-2 = 5 , fulfilled = 2.
Order 3: k= 4-3 = 1 , fulfilled = 3.
Order 4: Cannot fulfill because 4>1 .
Thus, the output is 3.
This approach is efficient and ensures the maximum number of orders is fulfilled
I had the same issue a year ago. I implemented a fargate acting as a rate limiter in front of the stepfunctions and check the number of executions every 60 secs. If it's more than the threshold, I wait or launch a new stepfunction execution.
The ratelimiter was launched by a lambda with concurrency limit 1
I see that you should remove the @ManyToOne reference in the recipe class, I don't see why recipe should be mapped to user. The user class has reference to a list of recipes which is the right way and it's enough.
I had a similar error. My solution was simple, I had added a new xhtml file and I just had to republish the project in order to make Facelets recognize the path.
Maybe you can try to increase the batch size. Are there other reason to process 30 in a batch ? Also, maybe you can wrap the process function inside a dataloader for better batch handling.
You need to --add-modules jdk.crypto.cryptoki in addition to the --add-exports to the erroring module by going to Settings/Build, Execution, Deployment/Compiler/Java Compiler and Override compiler parameters per-module for the failing module.
I wonder why the accepted answer suggests groups?
If we keep in mind what OP asks "I need to exclude some fields from validation (only for some cases)."
The answer is "Not possible" You can not exclude only in some cases. Actually what you have to do is include everywhere except were not needed.
If I have an object with many fields or an object that is composed of other objects and the nesting is deep:
public class Person {
@NotNull
private String firstName;
@NotNull
private String lastName;
@Valid
@NotNull
private Address address;//deep object
<...many more fields...>
}
And the object is used in 100 places (speaking figuratively). And i want to allow field lastName to be null in just one place (speaking figuratively). Using groups requires to make changes on all fields and on all nested object fields and also in all places where this object Person is used.
I would rather only mark the field in question, and make changes only in that one particular place. Not possible. Prove me wrong :)
I have a simple example using FMU and compare simulation with data and adjust three parameters for the best fit. All is in a Jupyter notebook that you can run from the web-browser without installation using Google Colab. The notebook can either be run using PyFMI or FMPy.
The only thing you need is to have Google account and starting the script means you "borrow" from Google a virtual Linux machine that install all packages needed and then run the script that perform the example. So just, see the example evolve on your screen. Installation (on the virtual machine) takes a few minutes. Afterwards you can continue to interact with the FMU. Note that interaction in the notebook is with a set of commands that provide a simplified "high-level" approach. If you like to see the details of Python code just look at the setup files in the repository.
I manage a lot of websites.
Basically, after Wordpres 6.7 update, a few websites which had 'WP_DEBUG' as true, started to show errors about _load_textdomain_just_in_time.
Had a similar problem in my application. There was a missing await on the method calling the router.push({ query }) that created a race condition clobbering some of my params.
Alt + Click shifts to multi-cursor mode. Starting at the top, hold the left mouse button down and drag the cursor. I am unsure if this only worked because I added a multi-cursor extension some time ago, but I couldn't find the extension in my command palette.
In addition, I found this by clicking on the "Selection" menu on VScode and noticed it had two commands at the bottom: "Column Selection Mode" and "Switch to Alt + Click for Multi-cursor."
I had the same issue but in my case the problem was that I was trying to open the R project from a dropbox folder that was online only. After I changed the status to "available offline", I was able to open the same R project file without issues.
No, Salesforce Inspector does not bypass permission sets or profile restrictions when editing fields. Salesforce Inspector operates within the limits of the user's field-level security (FLS), object permissions, and sharing settings as determined by their profile and assigned permission sets.
To create a calculated column in MAIN_TABLE that sums the AMOUNT from the related DATA_TABLE , grouped by value in the color column .
Here's an example of how to create the calculated column :
Total_Amount_By_Color =
CALCULATE(
SUM(RELATED(DATA_TABLE[AMOUNT])),
FILTER(
DATA_TABLE,
DATA_TABLE[color] = MAIN_TABLE[color]
)
)
Learn a world model (assume given to you to solve your problem)
Load a trained agent and explore + exploit using that agent to get all states [according to Q-learning you would probably explore entire state space if you sample often from the simulator]
gym provides high and low value for each element in state vector. Sample within that range (equivalent to sampling from state distribution).
Option 1: Using the BigQuery Console
Navigate to BigQuery Console: Go to the BigQuery Console.
Create a Dataset (if not already created):
Click + Create Dataset in the left panel.
Enter a dataset name, data location, and optional expiration date, then click Create.
Create Tables:
Within the dataset, click + Create Table.
Choose the Source:
Empty Table: Create a table from scratch.
Upload or Google Cloud Storage: Create a table based on imported data.
Define the schema for the table by adding fields (columns).
Click Create Table.
Repeat this step to create additional tables.
MJS stands for Module JavaScript, while CJS refers to CommonJS, which is an older JavaScript format.
In MJS, you can take advantage of modern features such as import statements and new array prototypes.
On the other hand, CJS relies on require for importing modules. The import syntax is only supported in module files like .ts and .mjs.
The format used in standard .js files depends on the type field in the package.json file. If the type is omitted, the project defaults to CommonJS format. If type is set to module, the module format is used.
The module format is modern and supports the latest JavaScript features, enabling you to use many advanced capabilities without needing TypeScript.
A minor fix to the original answer. @ferado mistakenly links the System Interfaces link for Business and vice versa
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Did you get this working? Is the application running on browser?
I am using react and I cant install child_process. It seems to have been deprecated in NPM and most of the comments I find suggest that it can't be run from a browser!
Had the same problem with a project previously opening, compiling and running correctly from VS2022 IDE. The project was originaly placed inside a OneDrive folder, to fix the issue just move the project folder to a different path not inside the OneDrive folder.
So the name of the file will only be formatted to the length of the file name as that varies & not filled with blank spaces for the CHARACTER size of NAME.
Maybe a bit of a glitch in PyCharm (using 2024.3), but I found if you delete the file from Commit view, then do a Ctrl-z to undo the delete, the file will be restored on local disk but will remain as "deleted" for the commit changes. You can commit/push the change and it will delete it from the repo while keeping it local.
Please note: It is not so obvious, but for ordering with multiple meta keys you have to give each meta_query a name and then use these names in the orderby.
VercelPostgresError: VercelPostgresError -
'missing_connection_string': You did not supply a 'connectionString'
and no 'POSTGRES_URL'
env var was found..
I'm in the same situation, it seems that the cypress package isn't installing correctly. I've tested the Viktor Nedelko solution, but it seems that the Cypress installation starts but doesn't finish...
In my Gitlab CI pipeline I have the following log:
On another project I'm using Jenkins and in my pipeline the equivalent log when it works looks like this:
Yes, it can be done using Openmesh library and then calculating everything manually. Or, more straightforward, it can be done by using libgl which already contains some parametrization algorithms; this link contains the relative tutorial.
o remove the transparency from the navigation bar in Monaco Editor, you would need to modify the CSS or the relevant styles that apply to the editor's layout. The Monaco Editor doesn't provide a direct option for controlling the transparency of its navbar (if you’re referring to the UI elements like the toolbar or editor area), but you can apply custom styles to remove or change transparency.
I get this error TS2339: Property refreshElements does not exist on type typeof Element .... since I am correctly exporting that class following your scenario , why it doesn't get calling corretly those functions? A suggest is appreciated... maybe I confused something....
Even though the question is already over 6 years old, I want to add my answer here for people like me, that are confused by the git documentation on this and then land here from a Google search.
The answer of torek works and is probably the workflow as it is intended to be described in the git documentation. What's important to understand, is that when using the --keep-index option, the index will be kept (as the name suggests) but will still be stored in the stash itself. So you do the following:
# Assuming you have some changes in the index, that you
# want to do tests on, and then some more changes in
# your working directory.
$ git stash --keep-index
# Now do your tests.
$ git reset --hard
$ git stash pop --index
# Now the original situation is restored and you can
# commit.
Basically, after you're done testing you want to completely clean your index and working directory to have no uncommited changes and then reapply the stash. It will recover both the index and your unstaged changes.
There's a variation on this, that I have to use. I'm using a pre-commit hook to verify that code is properly formatted and documentation is complete. Now I have some changes that I want to commit and therefore I stage them but some other changes too that I not only want gone for the sake of testing but also would make me unable to commit. Then I do this:
# Assuming same situation again: There's some stuff
# in the index that you want to commit and also
# some other changes.
$ git stash --keep-index
# After testing:
$ git commit
$ git checkout HEAD~1 . # Note the "."
$ git stash pop
$ git reset .
# Now all your uncommited changes are in your
# working directory again.
The command git checkout HEAD~1 . basically means: "Make all my files be the same as they were one commit ago, but don't change the branch or anything." The "." at the end is crucial. Without it, you would just move the HEAD to the previous commit and be in a detached HEAD state. After that your files are the same as they were on the commit on which you made the stash. That's why you can just apply the stash here. And after that, you have some staged changes from the checkout command and some unstaged changes from applying the stash. The last command git reset . just serves to clean this up.
My problem with both of these workflows is what to do, when you learn you have to make changes during the testing phase. It seems to me the only good way is to recover all your changes with a reset and stash pop as in the 1st workflow, then make your changes, then add these changes too and then go back to the testing state again. With the 2nd workflow you can also just do the changes and commit and then at the end of it make sure they will not be overwritten again with your next commit.
protected function configureDefaultSortValues(array &$sortValues): void
{
// display the first page (default = 1)
$sortValues[DatagridInterface::PAGE] = 1;
// reverse order (default = 'ASC')
$sortValues[DatagridInterface::SORT_ORDER] = 'DESC';
// name of the ordered field (default = the model's id field, if any)
$sortValues[DatagridInterface::SORT_BY] = 'updatedAt';
}
I don't see any benefit in using other symbols except perhaps some Greek symbols (such as: α, β, γ, δ, ε, ζ, η, θ, λ, μ, ξ, π) that can be used in some mathematical equations.
To quickly enable Developer Options for another user in Android 4.2.2:
1.Switch to the User Profile: Go to Settings > Users and select the user.
2.Go to "About Phone": In the user's settings, tap About Phone.
3.Tap "Build Number" 7 times: Tap the Build number entry 7 times to unlock Developer Options.
4.Access Developer Options: Go to Settings > Developer Options.
Did you manage to get your approach to work for topics as well? I am struggling to associate topics (that are already part of a course) with other courses via the Learndash API.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): I am struggling
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Did you manage to get your
I have docker push isssue to GCR. I have run the following steps but the docker push to GCR. Where is the issue?
Thanks.
USER ~ % gcloud auth configure-docker
WARNING: Your config file at [/Users/user/.docker/config.json] contains these credential helper entries:
{
"credHelpers": {
"asia.gcr.io": "gcloud",
"eu.gcr.io": "gcloud",
"gcr.io": "gcloud",
"marketplace.gcr.io": "gcloud",
"staging-k8s.gcr.io": "gcloud",
"us.gcr.io": "gcloud"
}
}
Adding credentials for all GCR repositories.
WARNING: A long list of credential helpers may cause delays running 'docker build'. We recommend passing the registry name to configure only the registry you are using.
gcloud credential helpers already registered correctly.
USER ~ % docker tag python:latest gcr.io/MY_PROJECT_NAME/python:latest
USER ~ % docker push gcr.io/MY_PROJECT_NAME/python:latest
The push refers to repository [gcr.io/MY_PROJECT_NAME/python]
e93c1a033bf9: Unavailable
8bc6ea9985d6: Unavailable
b12614aa3190: Unavailable
0c20aaaaf2cb: Unavailable
1a3f1864ec54: Unavailable
464f864cfaa8: Unavailable
9cbd322119a1: Unavailable
failed to authorize: failed to fetch oauth token: unexpected status from GET request to https://gcr.io/v2/token?scope=repository%3AMY_PROJECT_NAME%2Fgcr.io%2Fpython%3Apull&scope=repository%3AMY_PROJECT_NAME%2Fpython%3Apull%2Cpush&service=gcr.io: 403 Forbidden
I want to highlight another possible way to export a single page from Wordpress, without using plugins and without changing anything in post attributes/metadata: it's WP-CLI.
An example:
wp-cli export --post__in=123
this will generate a XML file in current folder containing only the post (or page) with that ID.
For more information consult the command reference here.
There are of course some requirements to use this option:
access via shell to the DocumentRoot where WordPress is installed
wp-cli installed on that server (or locally, using the --ssh option)
// Below function modified from solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5623838/rgb-to-hex-and-hex-to-rgb
function hexToRgb(hex) {
// Expand shorthand form (e.g. "03F") to full form (e.g. "0033FF")
var shorthandRegex = /^#?([a-f\d])([a-f\d])([a-f\d])$/i;
hex = hex.replace(shorthandRegex, function(m, r, g, b) {
return r + r + g + g + b + b;
});
var result = /^#?([a-f\d]{2})([a-f\d]{2})([a-f\d]{2})$/i.exec(hex);
return result ? "rgb(" + [
parseInt(result[1], 16),
parseInt(result[2], 16),
parseInt(result[3], 16)
].join(', ') + ")" : null;
}
// Function to change a color to another one
function colorChange(colorOld, colorNew, strict = false) {
// If hex notation, convert to rgb
if (colorOld.includes('#'))
colorOld = hexToRgb(colorOld);
// Loop through all elements styles
[...document.all].forEach(elm => {
let cStyle = getComputedStyle(elm);
[...cStyle].forEach(prop => {
// Escape if not a string
if (typeof cStyle[prop] !== 'string') return;
// Check if colorOld is in property
if (cStyle[prop].includes(colorOld)){
// If strict, colorOld is replaced only if it's the only value of the property
if (!strict || cStyle[prop] === colorOld)
elm.style[prop] = cStyle[prop].replace(colorOld, colorNew); // Replace color
}
})
})
};
// Then, call your function the way you like !
colorChange("rgb(255, 0, 0)", 'orange');
colorChange("#00ff00", '#125689', true); // Note the use of the “strict” parameter here
colorChange("#00f", 'rgb(255, 0, 128)');
<p style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">I was red !</p>
<p style="color: #00ff00;">I was green !</p>
<p style="color: #00f;">I was blue !</p>
<div style="background: linear-gradient(to right, #f00, #0000ff);">
<p>I was a gradient from red to blue</p>
</div>
<div style="background: linear-gradient(to right, #ff0000, #0f0);">
<p>I was a gradient from red to green (green is not replaced here, because of the use of “strict”)</p>
</div>
Just tinker with other date formats. Note, lower case m, mm, etc. is minutes for the Kendo date picker. Has to be caps MM, MMM for month.
After the 2 digit date is entered, the picker skips to the month section. Characters can be sent for the month or 1-12 for Jan - Dec can be used. MMM auto converts 1-12 to the 3 character month value.
Just set up an Se test to figure out anything else.
'I'll be back...' with the date picker icon solution.
It looks like Explorer is trying to use the legacy (Fabric v1) chaincode lifecycle implementation (lscc); likely to list deployed chaincode. A new chaincode lifecycle was introduced with Fabric v2, and the legacy (Fabric v1) lifecycle was removed in Fabric v3. I guess that Explorer needs to be updated to use the newer (Fabric v2) chaincode lifecycle in order to be compatible with Fabric v3.
I set the value to Long.MIN_VALUE and it worked.
It looks like this definition is considered in the CalendarDate class as TIME_UNDEFINED = Long.MIN_VALUE;
And this class is accessed when creating a RetryableException
Just tinker with other date formats. Note, lower case m, mm, etc. is minutes for the Kendo date picker. Has to be caps MM, MMM for month.
After the 2 digit date is entered, the picker skips to the month section. Characters can be sent for the month or 1-12 for Jan - Dec can be used. MMM auto converts 1-12 to the 3 character month value.
Just set up an Se test to figure out anything else.
'I'll be back...' with the date picker icon solution.
I recently ran into this issue while running wkhtmltopdf on a M4 Mac mini. Seems the faster speed led to a race condition where the fonts would only sometimes render correctly. For me to get it to work, I had to edit the fontawesome css and only left the src: for the SVG version of the font (removed WOFF, WOFF2, TTF, etc).
After doing that the font rendered correctly every time.
You should perhaps be using memory-mapped files [1].
This allows opening up a file and reading from it chunk by chunk. It's implemented by the MemoryMappedFile [2] class.
I need to get the host to, I am creating an api endpoint at ~/server/api/test but with eventon defineEventHandler is just giving me for example only localhostas host but without port.
I am trying with getRequestURL(event)too but same issue.
I need this because I am creating a wrapper for fetch and I need to send full host to an external multitenant api.
This is a very new answer to this very old post. Simplest way for a Kendo Date Picker is to send one character at a time.
The formatting and examples on the Kendo site are not really helpful, sorry to say. One has to see how the date works. In this case, type 2 numbers for day, the date picker cell will automatically skip to the month. Type in 1-12 for Jan to December. Or use characters to bring up the month. D will bring up Dec, J -- Jan, but you have to then type out u to get Jun, Jul needs to be fully typed out. Why it won't skip to year, no idea. One must put a / in to skip to year.
When I figure out the Date Picker Icon, I'll add to this answer.
