If that happens on iOS/macOS you have to delete the GoogleService-Info.plist from the XCode project "Copy bundle resources" build phase. It's added automatically when you do flutterfire configure but in your main.dart file this plist is already created from the Firebase initialization code:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">
<script src="script.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<h3>Instructions</h3>
<ul>
<li>Click <a href='sample.txt' target='_blank'>ME</a> (download NOT present) to see page load in new tab then come back to this page</li>
<li>Click <a href='sample.txt' download='sample.txt'>ME</a> (download PRESENT) to see it downloaded</li>
<li>Click <a href='sample.txt' target='_blank'>ME</a> (download NOT present). Safari forces this link to download</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>
As Gilles said in his comment, look at MPI_Alltoall(), MPI_Alltoallv, MPI_Alltoallw, etc.
MPI_Alltoallv allows for each process to send different amounts of data to each other, and MPI_Alltoallw is even more generalized exchange (per the MPI Standard documentation)
Yes, it’s technically possible to use SQLite locally and MySQL in production, but keep in mind:
For simple projects, this setup can work fine.
For large or critical production apps, it’s safer to use the same database locally and in production (MySQL in both). This helps avoid unexpected issues or surprises with migrations, data types, or SQL behaviour.
7.21.5.3 The fopen function ...
6 Opening a file with append mode (’a’ as the first character in the mode argument) causes all subsequent writes to the file to be forced to the then current end-of-file, regardless of intervening calls to the fseek function. ...
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7.23.5.3 The fopen function ...
6 Opening a file with append mode (’a’ as the first character in the mode argument) causes all subse-quent writes to the file to be forced to the then current end-of-file at the point of buffer flush or actual write, regardless of intervening calls to the fseek, fsetpos, or rewind functions. ...
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From: Niall Douglas <s_sourceforge_at_[hidden]>
Date: Fri, 27 May 2022 13:23:43 +0000
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fopen("a"):
Opening a file with append mode (\code{'a'} as the first character in
the mode argument) causes all subsequent writes to the file to be forced
to the current end-of-file at the point of buffer flush or actual
write}, regardless of intervening calls to the \code{fseek},
\code{fsetpos}, or \code{rewind} functions. Incrementing the current
end-of-file by the amount of data written is atomic with respect
to other threads writing to the same file provided the file was also
opened in append mode. If the implementation is not capable of
incrementing the current end-of-file atomically, it shall fail setting
\code{errno} to \code{ENOTSUP} instead of performing
non-atomic end-of-file writes.} In some implementations, opening a
binary file with append mode (\code{'b'} as the second or third
character in the above list of \code{mode} argument values) may
initially position the file position indicator for the stream beyond the
last data written, because of null character padding.
[Main change: increment of end of file to become atomic]
...
Although the C17 draft (N2176) strictly mentions only fseek. The C23 draft (N3220) and the liaison material explicitly broaden the wording to include fsetpos and rewind, making the specification unambiguous across all File-Positioning Functions.
And despite the fact that the liaison material states that the “Main change” annotation highlights the atomicity addition, the wording change is undeniably present in the final proposal that WG14 moved forward with.
So finally, the mystery has been solved many years later.
It sounds like it may be related either to your ISP or Wifi AP / router settings, for instance NAT or proxy settings. I'd start with a simple test: can you actually resolve the DB server ('nslookup'), and if so, can you reach its IP address ('ping', 'traceroute', 'nmap' or such), and if so can you reach the listening port (default for the MSSQL DB engine is TCP port 1433)?
Here's a cool post on how to test TCP connectivity (either using telnet or PowerShell):
It is super comfortable DI Container in one file without any dependencies. So you can add it in your plugin/theme and just rename namespace for your project.
When I switched from Spyder to VS Code the variable explorer was the main feature I missed. So after some time I decided to make my own extension. The first version of Variable Explorer - A powerful variable inspection and editing tool for Python development, inspired by Spyder's Variable Explorer is now available in the VS Code marketplace.
Install Magento 1.5 via Plesk, then go to /downloader.
Use the key http://connect20.magentocommerce.com/community/Mage_All_Latest to update files.
Magento upgrades the DB automatically on next load.
Or unzip 1.6 files over 1.5 using Plesk/FTP, then visit the site to trigger DB upgrade.
No SSH needed.
A webhook is a way for your backend to get notify when an operation is completed. you provide the webhook API with a webhook URL , and then the API sends the data to that URL once the operation happend.
the frontend doesnt have direct way to receive these notifications, because webhooks are HTTP requests sent to a server endpoint. If you want the client to know about the change in real time without pooling your backend must forward the update using techniques like WebSockets, Server-Sent Events (SSE)
For a 2D Gaussian state estimate with covariance P, the confidence ellipse is aligned with the eigenvectors of P.
The semi-axis lengths are the square roots of the eigenvalues, scaled by a chi-square factor for the desired confidence level.
For example:
1-sigma (39.35%) → multiply by 1
95% confidence → multiply by √5.991 ≈ 2.4477
The direction of the ellipse is given by the eigenvectors of P, and the center is the mean vector μ.
For more details and worked examples for 1-D confidence interval, see:
The complete method for computing 2-D confidence ellipses, including MATLAB and Python code, is covered in the book "Kalman Filter from the Ground Up."
It looks like the issue comes from defining STRICT. I looked to win16.h header, which declares HWND, the header checks for STRICT which I defined in test.cpp. If STRICT is not defined, HWND is declared as UINT. But if defined, HWND is declared as structure.
For solution, I added "#define STRICT" to test2.cpp.
I used Stimulsoft 2023.1.1 and tried to add my Persian fonts into StiFontCollection, and finally, the problem was solved. :) Just use the same code as I did:
If anyone else facing the problem, try intsall Docker Desktop app if you don't have one. Personally I have switched to OrbStack for long time ago, I found that internally it use Docker Desktop API to call the base image under the hood.
I already left you an answer on Microsoft Learn Q&A.
With the Shopify v2.0 ADF connector you can’t push a WHERE clause anymore but you can call Shopify directly via the REST connector or HTTP and pass a watermark like updated_at_min, then paginate until no Link: … rel="next" remains.
Don’t try to force incrementals through the connector since Microsoft explicitly removed query in v2 and you must set tableName and fetch the table as it is. You can instead use REST or GraphQL for filtered pulls instead.
In addition to Sanjay Bharwani's post, I can add that creating a lombok.config file does indeed help. This file can be created in the root directory (where the pom.xml file is located). Afterwards, you should also recompile the project with mvn clean compile.
You are using request.onSuccess after the db has already opened move, so the event never fires. What you need to do is you need to move the handler setup outside the click function
I had the same issue and non of the above helped. What helped, removing the jumpers that connects the target board and st-link (in case NUCLEO411RE it was on CN2). Then using the old ST-LINK Utility `s ST-LinkUpgrade.exe could only reflash my ST-Link.
Eager evaluation of groups when calling groupby functions, so if there is an exception with the grouping function it will raised immediately versus sometime later on when the groups are needed
pandas uses eager evaluation. It loads all the data into memory and executes operations immediately when they are invoked. pandas does not apply query optimization and all the data must be loaded into memory before the query is executed.
The thing is bailey is not made for this scale you might hit other issues also. So If you really want to scale bailey you should stick with ec2 like this.
`
- 5-10 EC2 instances (r6i.xlarge or bigger)
- Each instance handles 500-1000 sessions
- Simple Node router service to distribute sessions
- Redis for router mapping + quick reconnect cache
Cloudwatch event success means it send the message to ecs not ecs task is running.
Go to your Ecs Cluster Events tab -- Go to your ECS cluster - Events, Look for errors like 'unable to place task' or 'In sufficient resource'.
Common causes may be there is some quota or limit you have exceeded, may be some network issues or it can be like you deleted some task definition or something
Squid version 4.10 must be compiled manually, after setting the required value #define MAXTCPLISTENPORTS 128. in the /squid-4.10/src/anyp/PortCfg.h file
open CMD.exe . run command curl http://localhost:8080/infoJson
Result:
curl http://localhost:8080/infoJson
{"spring.redis.host":"app-redis","profile":"docker","spring.redis.port":"6379","spring.redis.timeout":"10000ms","message":"DOCKER Hello from properties!"}
Use ProfileController.java (http://localhost:8080/infoJson) to display which profile you are currently using and the value of the setting (spring.redis.host).
You should first verify the information: why does your error message show a connection to localhost/127.0.0.1 (connection refused: no further information: localhost/127.0.0.1:6379)?
While everyone seems to be talking about pi/4, it seems pretty clear from the graphs that OP meant pi/2.
And the issue is that this is a discontinuity. So while the red graph "correctly" demonstrates that the function's value at pi/2 is zero, it does so by showing a whole bunch of false values: the sharp vertical lines are simply incorrect. (The vertical lines in the black graph are similarly incorrect)
You can't see this in the first graph because whatever method you are using to choose x values is not choosing a value close enough to pi/2 to return 0.
It states that the editor.detectIndentation setting is that is capable of overriding the editor.insertSpaces setting.
So open the command pallate with the CTRL+SHIFT+p keyboard shortcut and type settings.json :
Click on "Preferences: Open User Settings(JSON)"
then add the following to the top of the User Settings JSON:
{
"[makefile]": {
"editor.insertSpaces": false,
// Stops the insertSpaces setting from being overriden.
"editor.detectIndentation": false
}, // <--- if you don't have more settings delete this comma
// {
// <more settings down here>
// }, ...
}
// Filter PathBase when hosted on platforms using relative path like Github Pages
// so that pages route the same way. This version ensures app.UsePathBase("/MyApp") doesn't get clobbered by other middleware.
builder.Services.AddSingleton<IStartupFilter>(new PathBaseStartupFilter("/MyApp"));
public class PathBaseStartupFilter : IStartupFilter
{
private readonly string _pathBase;
public PathBaseStartupFilter(string pathBase)
{
_pathBase = pathBase;
}
public Action<IApplicationBuilder> Configure(Action<IApplicationBuilder> next)
{
return app =>
{
app.UsePathBase(_pathBase);
next(app);
};
}
}
Dereferencing a pointer that has a value under 64k is called a "pointer trap". This range of memory cannot be addressed.
Dereferencing a pointer that has a garbage value. This could be trying to access free memory. It could also be an invalid use of a pointer by treating a memory address as something it is not, for example, the bytes of a string being treated as an address.
It could also be accessing memory that is marked as NO_ACCESS. An example would be pageheap allocating a memory page directly after an allocation. This pageheap page is marked NO_ACCESS. This helps identify who is corrupting the heap by throwing an access violation immediately. Every heap allocation has a "Protect" status.
Doesn't directly answer the question, but there is a way to confirm whether the mysterious termination was a segfault.
Open the "Event Viewer" in Windows, go to Windows Logs > Application, and look for an error with an exception code of 0xc0000005 (an "Access Violation", as Windows calls it).
See my post on the NPP forum: https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/103383. It takes the ideas presented here about creating a user-defined language and adds a Python script to be able to toggle line breaks by replacing '~' or '~\n' with '\r\n' and back to '~'. The script can be tied to a keyboard shortcut for easy access.
If you're using the MS Live Server Extension, there's a small tab on the bottom of VS Code that says: Port: 3000.
If you click on that small tab, it will bring up the Live Server menu at the top of VS Code and 4 menu items will show up. The first menu item says: Live Preview: Stop Server
If you click this first menu item, the Preview Panel will close.
I tried installing JFXScad in Eclipse release 2025-09 and got lots of errors. It looks like JFXScad assumed Java 8. When I updated the gradle-wrapper.properties and build.gradle files, ran a gradle build using powershell commands, made sure everything was done at Java 21, it worked. If someone knows the proper protocol, I can provide the two files I changed.
I think it depends on where you want your semantic model to be and how you will managed the governance. PBI can be your semantic layer if you use premium/ppu + xmla so you won't need SSAS tabular unless you have a clear on-prem or governance reasons.
With premium/ppu + xmla you can read and write, get partitions, incremental refresh, calculation groups, perspectives, translations, OLS/RLS, TMSL and read replicas in the service.
You will need a gateway if your source is on prem.
Keep in minde that governance needs discipline and you should standardize on centralized and certified datasets.
What I understood from what you shared, in your calendar table the month level is actually a date and your hierarchy is year/month/date and that doesn't filter the whole month it filters only the single value of the date and because you have date on rows, Excel queries all the dates and the Pivot cache ends up showing the previous grand total.
You need to create a month column for the month level instead of the date and sort it by the YearMonthNumber :
The issue you're experiencing is common when using MSAL.NET with Entra ID for Office integration. The problem is that **MSAL.NET authentication doesn't automatically sign you into Office applications** - they use separate authentication flows. Here's how to fix this:
The problem is solved by adding a type variable to the IMyDummyList interface
public interface IMyDummyList<I extends IMyDummy> {
List<I> getItems();
}
next
public abstract class Abs<T extends JsonBase, I extends IMyDummy> implements IMyDummyList<I> { public abstract List<I> getItems();}
// you can do it even like this way:
public abstract class Abs<T extends JsonBase & IMyDummy> implements IMyDummyList<T> { public abstract List<T> getItems();
}
// and last step was:
public abstract class AbsMyIntListImpl extends Abs<MyDummyClass, IMyDummyImpl> {
public abstract List<IMyDummyImpl> getItems();
}
For me, adding --build to the compose command was not enough; I needed to first remove the build cache with the builder prune command. Only then were my changes to the Python files applied to the container. (Docker v28.4.0)
sudo docker builder prune
sudo docker compose up --build
This issue comes down to UID/GID mismatches between Jenkins (UID 1000) in the container and the VM user “dave.” A bind-mount alone won’t fix permissions, it just makes the host’s filesystem visible inside the container.
Two reliable solutions:
Shared group approach (recommended): Add both users to a common group, set the repo/build folder group ownership, and make it group-writable. This way both Jenkins and “dave” can write without constant ownership changes.
UID/GID mapping: Run the Jenkins container with the same UID as “dave,” so file ownership aligns naturally. This avoids permission conflicts, but requires adjusting container run options.
Bindfs can also help by remapping ownership on the fly, but it adds overhead and complexity compared to simply managing users/groups.
If you want minimal disruption and future maintainability, the shared group method is the most straightforward.
I Generally prefer to keep the data validation in Serializers.py.
Serializers are for the data serialization and deserialization so it is better to handle the data validation in the serializers only. But some times some extra field are required which are formed from the defined schema fields, at this situation validation can be handled in models.
Interesting question! Splitting services across different APKs can definitely get tricky with binding and intent handling. I had a similar issue while testing the k9 game apk, and organizing the communication between modules made things much clearer. Properly defining permissions and intent filters helped me keep things stable.
Coming to this in 2025, using Visual studio 2022, I'd like to add information about how to configure VS WPF project so the Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.Notifications NuGet package installs properly.
'Target OS version' for the project has to be set to '10.0.17763.0' or higher. [1]
Problem
By default .NET WPF app project, created in VS 2022, targeting any version of .NET framework, including .NET 8.0 and 9.0, has 'Target OS version' set to 7.0. (Meaning Windows 7 ?)
That informs the UWP NuGet package to not install some needed libs that would only function under Windows 10.
Solution
'Target OS version' can be changed
A. in Visual studio > project properties > Application tab > Target OS version
B. by manually editing project file (.csproj) and changing
<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">
<PropertyGroup>
..
<TargetFramework> THIS PART </TargetFramework>
to netX.Y-windows10.0.17763.0[2] where
X.Y are version of .NET (Core / Framework) framework the project uses.
This does not need to change and should not change.
-windows10.0.17763.0 is the important portion defining the required 'Target OS version'.
This has to be changed to -windows10.0.17763.0 at minimum, or higher.
For example, for project using .NET 8.0 the whole section will be <TargetFramework>net8.0-windows10.0.17763.0</TargetFramework>
After the 'Target OS version' change, the NuGet package can be properly installed with all the required libs so examples in this tutorial will work.
If the NuGet package was already installed prior to 'Target OS version' change, it needs to be completely uninstalled and reinstalled.
This means that the project and resulting assemblies are expected to only run under Windows 10, build '10.0.17763.0' or higher. And so they can support features of that version of Windows. Like 'Toast notifications' AKA 'App notifications'.
The net8.0-windows10.0.17763.0 text chunk is also called 'Target Framework Moniker' or 'TFM'.
Mentioned, but not explained, by the tutorial.
I solved it
1. Create a certificate in Apple Developer -> Keys -> Push Notification
2. Upload that file in firebase -> cloud message -> APNs Authentication Key
Se solucionó para mi, el mismo error:
Producto: Selecciona Vertex AI.
Componente: Selecciona Generative AI o Gemini API.
Título del Problema: Error 404 v1beta persistente en Gemini API desde Arch Linux
Hola,
estoy experimentando un error persistente "404 No encontrado... Versión API v1beta" al llamar a la API de Gemini desde mi máquina local, aunque mi código especifica correctamente el modelo 'gemini-1.5-flash-latest'.
Pruebas y pasos de depuración tomados:
El código es correcto: mi script utiliza MODEL_NAME = 'gemini-1.5-flash-latest'.
La clave API es correcta: El mismo código y la misma clave API funcionan perfectamente en Google Colab, pero fallan en mi equipo local. También he intentado crear nuevas claves API en proyectos nuevos facturados, con el mismo resultado.
El error persiste en todas las versiones de Python: El error ocurrió en Python 3.13.7. Luego instalé pyenvy usé una versión estable de Python 3.11.9, reconstruí el entorno virtual desde cero y el error persiste.
El entorno está limpio: Hemos confirmado mediante scripts de diagnóstico que Python 3.11.9 está activo y que la biblioteca se carga desde la venvruta correcta. También hemos intentado reinstalar la biblioteca desde GitHub ( pip install git+...) para evitar la caché.
No es un simple problema de red: el error persiste incluso después de cambiar a una red Wi-Fi completamente diferente (punto de acceso móvil).
El seguimiento siempre apunta a un v1betaarchivo de cliente, independientemente de la versión de Python o del entorno limpio. Dado que el código y la clave API funcionan en Google Colab, esto indica un posible bloqueo regional o un problema muy específico del lado del cliente con sus servidores al recibir solicitudes desde mi ubicación (Guatemala) en un sistema Arch Linux.
Numpy's implemention of uint64 is 'unpredictable'. It randomly switches datatype to float64 and doesn't allow bitwise operations. This is seemingly just because such operations are not that common so the issue hasn't been fixed.
This issue cost me a lot of time to debeg but I eventually realised that appending an uint would make the entire array change to float64 so when the value was reread it had lost the precision to represent the least significant bits. Annoying isn't it?
Unfortunately I do not have an answer for you because I am currently going through the same process.
But I was wondering what you landed on here.
We have .NET Core (fortunately we're not on Framework) applications (batch and web) that we are moving to Azure VMs.
My initial thought was assign the VM access to KeyVault, then store client secrets for service principals in KeyVault and then grant the service principal rights to the databases and other resources as needed. This still sounds sub-optimal to me though for multiple reasons.
Access to the VM gives you all the keys you need, which seems like a hefty risk.
We're still ultimately dealing with client secrets (which is just a PW) and all the poor practice that comes along with passwords.
Somehow this seems absolutely no better than just storing our secrets in a config file on the VM, it's a lot of faffing about to wind up with the same exact issues we have had for decades.
The accepted answer is not accurate. OP is asking for a "real time use case". Normally in such system you don't store seat reservation in memory and for the lock to make sense it must be made on an entity. In a real system this will always be used by a transaction in some persistent store, with either explicit lock or some optimistic strategy. Accurate example must point to a need of thread synchronization in application memory. Something like cache for the idempotent request verification or WebSocket session storage fit the criteria.
