You can use python-docx to access and update the headers and footers of a Word file by working with the sections property. The basic steps involve accessing the header and footer of each section, then iterating through their paragraphs and, if tables exist, tables as well, and either reading or updating their content. Once you have finished your edits, you can save the document under a new name.

It works well for me :

.home .red:nth-child(1) {
   border: 1px solid red;
}

It seems you might create one invite link for each source (ad, group of ads) and track stats for each link.

You might get these stats via TG API getChatInviteLinks and getChatInviteLinkMembers, or via a TG app UI where you could see users joined by a specific link:

With some digging, I was able to come up with this transform

$zip(inventory.$keys(), inventory.*) {
    $[0]: $[1].region
}

Is there a better way to solve this?

You're misreading the stack trace. MimeTypes.detect (or a method called from there) threw an exception, which was passed up the stack and terminated normal execution.

To extract all unique words from a text file and sort them alphabetically in python: 1.Read and preprocess the text 2.Split and deduplicate words 3.Sort the words 4.Save or print the result

Zett42 has the right answer: I added Clear-Host to the script and that cleared the whole terminal coloring the background the color I set $host.ui.rawui.backgroundcolor.

struct Struct { int foo; // Field to be cleared char bar; // Other fields // May have padding for alignment purposes };

I wanted to check in to see if you've been able to resolve the issue.

Have you tested the Webhook URL with different data? If that came through successfully, then I suspect that the App/API sending the data to the Webhook doesn't have the correct permissions to send that specific information over to Zapier.

You can use a tool like https://webhook.site/ to generate a Webhook URL and have the same App/API send the data to it, if it shows the same error, then the issue is from the App/API.

Cheers.

DANIEL -Zapier Support

JSON Crack app looks good, thank you

Patch Camelot: Modify the handlers.py file in the Camelot source code

Replace: from PyPDF2 import PdfFileReader with from PyPDF2 import PdfReader

Find and replace all instances of PdfFileReader with PdfReader Find and replace all instances of isEncrypted with is_encrypted Replace infile.getNumPages() with len(infile.pages) Replace PdfFileWriter with PdfWriter Replace addPage with add_page

THen restart the Kernel if in a Jupyter notebook.

You can try changing the key repeat delay on the OS level as described here.

You have done the mql tools settings incorrectly

Instead of having the path... mql5/include" Change to.... mql5"

Summary bringing your directory path one folder will fix the issue...

Next time follow the instructions carefully

In case anyone else is having the same problem, it seems I found the solution: for the first initial transfer, you have to Activate Simulation. Then the transfer is successful and it enters the RUN mode.

There are some considerations and limitations to be aware of when working with temporal tables, due to the nature of system-versioning:

A temporal table must have a primary key defined, in order to correlate records between the current table and the history table. The history table can't have a primary key defined.

The SYSTEM_TIME period columns used to record the ValidFrom and ValidTo values must be defined with a data type of datetime2.

Temporal syntax works on tables or views that are stored locally in the database. With remote objects such as tables on a linked server, or external tables, you can't use the FOR clause or period predicates directly in the query.

If the name of a history table is specified during history table creation, you must specify the schema and table name.

By default, the history table is PAGE compressed.

If current table is partitioned, the history table is created on default file group because partitioning configuration isn't replicated automatically from the current table to the history table.

Temporal and history tables can't use FileTable or FILESTREAM. FileTable and FILESTREAM allow data manipulation outside of SQL Server, so system versioning can't be guaranteed.

A node or edge table can't be created as or altered to a temporal table.

While temporal tables support blob data types, such as (n)varchar(max), varbinary(max), (n)text, and image, they incur significant storage costs and have performance implications due to their size. As such, when designing your system, care should be taken when using these data types.

The history table must be created in the same database as the current table. Temporal querying over linked servers isn't supported.

The history table can't have constraints (primary key, foreign key, table, or column constraints).

Indexed views aren't supported on top of temporal queries (queries that use FOR SYSTEM_TIME clause).

Online option (WITH (ONLINE = ON) has no effect on ALTER TABLE ALTER COLUMN in a system-versioned temporal table. ALTER column isn't performed as an online operation, regardless of which value was specified for the ONLINE option.

INSERT and UPDATE statements can't reference the SYSTEM_TIME period columns. Attempts to insert values directly into these columns are blocked.

TRUNCATE TABLE isn't supported while SYSTEM_VERSIONING is ON.

Direct modification of the data in a history table isn't permitted.

INSTEAD OF triggers aren't permitted on either the current or the history table to avoid invalidating the DML logic. AFTER triggers are permitted only on the current table. These triggers are blocked on the history table to avoid invalidating the DML logic.

Usage of replication technologies is limited:

Availability groups: Fully supported

Change data capture and change tracking: Supported only on the current table

Snapshot and transactional replication: Only supported for a single publisher without temporal being enabled, and one subscriber with temporal enabled. Use of multiple subscribers isn't supported due to a dependency on the local system clock, which can lead to inconsistent temporal data. In this case, the publisher is used for an OLTP workload while subscriber serves for offloading reporting (including AS OF querying). When the distribution agent starts, it opens a transaction that is held open until distribution agent stops. ValidFrom and ValidTo are populated to the begin time of the first transaction that distribution agent starts. It might be preferable to run the distribution agent on a schedule rather than the default behavior of running it continuously, if having ValidFrom and ValidTo populated with a time that is close to the current system time is important to your application or organization. For more information, see Temporal table usage scenarios.

Merge replication: Not supported for temporal tables

Regular queries only affect data in the current table. To query data in the history table, you must use temporal queries. For more information, see Query data in a system-versioned temporal table.

An optimal indexing strategy includes a clustered columns store index and/or a B-tree rowstore index on the current table, and a clustered columnstore index on the history table, for optimal storage size and performance. If you create/use your own history table, we strongly recommend that you create this type of index consisting of period columns starting with the end of period column. This index speeds up temporal querying, and speeds up the queries that are part of the data consistency check. The default history table has a clustered rowstore index created for you based on the period columns (end, start). At a minimum, a nonclustered rowstore index is recommended.

The following objects/properties aren't replicated from the current to the history table when the history table is created:

Period definition Identity definition Indexes Statistics Check constraints Triggers Partitioning configuration Permissions Row-level security predicates A history table can't be configured as current table in a chain of history tables.

I am actually busy with the exact same thing. What I realised is that you can add extra media to an image on the product tab. The debug mode hinted me to the data model <product.image>. I think <product.image> can be used to store multiple images and to then relate it to the <product.template.id> or <product.product.id>. Have not tried it yet myself (will do in the next weeks I guess) but if it works, then there is actually no need to add a new field to store multiple images per product. Just use the <product.image> model to store the image.

There is no ability to filter metrics based on tags today in OpenTelemetry .NET.

The question contains the answer :) I marked it with a blue circle.

I am guessing that you already figured this out, since you posted 4 months ago, but if not... You are not telling Imagen which edit mode to use, and there is an edit mode that places products on different backgrounds. Use edit_mode="product-image". You provide the base_image (your product) and a description of the background. No mask file required. Details here: https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/generative-ai/docs/samples/generativeaionvertexai-imagen-edit-image-product-image?hl=en

simplete way

 let filteredArray = array.filter((item:any) => {
        return true/false;
      });

There a multitude of reasons you can get blank pages. The first suggestion is right click on the report in solution explorer and select View Code from the dropdown. Use Ctrl + F to find "/Body" tag and make sure you set the width to 1In. Do the same if "TablixOuter" is in the report when you use CTRL + F (some reports don't have TablixOuter but all have /Body). Then hit Ctrl + S to save. DO NOT go back to the report design view. Deploy it and then try running the report. Please let me know if this does not solve your issue. I have been writing SSRS reports for 8 Years and have many other solutions to try.

I was trying to fix this issue today when I was using Material React Table that wraps around MUI Table. There is an elevation prop that needs to be passed into the table paper component.

Mui table elevation docs

For people using Material React Table, this prop will be required to be passed into the table:

muiTablePaperProps: {
        elevation: 0,
}

Did you ever figure this out Ma1? We are in similar situation now

According to the IDEA documentation:

you can configure the IDE to automatically add import statements if there are no options to choose from.

Plus in the another part:

You can exclude redundant entries from automatic import so that the list of suggestions contains only relevant items.

As a result, the required behavior might be achieved when all options except the proper one are excluded.

Of course, it would be more convenient to pin one type instead of excluding dozen alternatives, but I didn't find other ways.

I am also looking at this paper, but I am not good at writng RNN too.

1: I think each string have an EOS represents the end of the string, the RNN will only make use of information before EOS

2: 1561 is calculated by: each position has 51 possibilities(US-Keyboard+Shift+Caps+Placeholder) for 1 insertion,and you have 30 positions(since length maximum =30). Also, you have 30 positions for deletion, which is 30, and last one for EOS, which is 1, then it comes to 1561. Assume that you have a password have length = 10, the class that related to position 11 to 30 just won't be activated(if it is predicting correctly).

3. For the Caps, Shift and Placeholder, you might refer to another prior work: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8835247?casa_token=Me_vgHsZvI4AAAAA:a2uw0Skz7iCjUbko8x5i_dVxouayxCpbZ5imdLRctc_j2D23Wvr6KmW7o1v53dJ8LcOhqSY

The fold length of the balcony is 213 inches. The center of the oblong will extend out 12 inches. I need to find the degree of the half oblong.

I am trying to do the same, have you come to an solution?

Actually, the bug is not in the publication process, the bug is in the "Save Response" feature, when you prepare samples of your calls for publication. Have a look:

Here is what my response looks like:

Note that the headers and the base url are nicely tokenized.

After a save the response though, here's what the saved response looks like:

Note that the headers are still nicely tokenized, but for some reason the URL is no longer tokenized, rather it is fully resolved to the value of the environment variable. Thus, when generating the documentation, the URL shows up in the code samples.

The workaround to this issue is that the saved response must be edited to restore the token {{whatever}} into the url so that the resolved url is not exposed when the documentation is published. I tried this and it works.

I wanted to follow up and check if you're still experiencing issues with the Webhooks response format.

If so, it's a bit difficult to provide a direct answer here since I don't have enough context about the Webhook configuration and the output you're seeing.

I recommend reaching out to our email support team for assistance. You can contact them here: https://zapier.com/app/get-help

Our team will be able to review your Webhook configuration and gain better insight into the response you're receiving, ensuring we can help resolve the issue effectively.

Cheers!

-Zapier Support

This will also work.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8">
<resources>
    <!-- Match all devices -->
    <usb-device />
</resources>

To Automatically load environment variables from a .env file import "jsr:@std/dotenv/load";

here for more reference https://jsr.io/@std/dotenv

Finally found the problem. KrakenD had set Same_Origin instead of Cross_Origin

Another thing that can generate this error is if you mistakenly have the [Required] attribute on your property, i.e.

[Required]
public int? Index { get; set; }

Threading Issue: If you're using a GUI framework (like Tkinter, PyQt, etc.), it might be that your button click is triggering the database action on the main thread, causing the GUI to freeze or crash. To solve this, you should use threading to run your database query on a separate thread. This prevents the main thread (responsible for the GUI) from getting blocked.

Read this - it will save you a lot of time! 🙂 https://github.com/ClickHouse/CryptoHouse/blob/main/setup.sql

Interesting I am seeing the same:

2024-11-21T15:53:21.627Z INFO [NetworkListener] Started listener bound to [0.0.0.0:8999] 2024-11-21T15:53:21.627Z INFO [HttpServer] [HttpServer-2] Started. 2024-11-21T15:53:21.627Z INFO [JerseyService] Started REST API at <0.0.0.0:8999>

https://eros:9200 – eros

To update the UsageLocation of an Active Directory (AD) user using PowerShell, you typically need to use the Set-MsolUser cmdlet from the Microsoft Online Services Module for PowerShell (MSOnline) or the Set-AzureADUser cmdlet from the AzureAD module or AzureAD.Standard.Preview module if you're working with Azure AD.

Here’s how you can do it with both methods:

Method 1: Using the MSOnline module (Set-MsolUser) Install and Import the MSOnline module (if not already installed): Install-Module -Name MSOnline Import-Module MSOnline

Check your test cases are in same package as in your soure folder and if required add @ComponentScan(basePackages = {required packages})

If you are able to support iOS 18, onScrollPhaseChange` modifier is the solution.

Here its documentation.

I found a solution to create bat file that updates the group policy:

gpupdate /force

and put that in group policy under users as a script when logging in. link that to the groups of users OUs.

Einstein said that repeating something that doesn't work and expecting a different result is the definition of insanity. So that is what I do.

(My mother met Einstein twice while she was a student at Pasadena City College in the 1930's. The 20" telescope he dedicated there, a 1/3 scale model of Ritchey's 60" telescope on Mt. Wilson, is now surrounded by high intensity parking lot lights.)

With my infinite loop (no message box) macro running, I hit ESC. Up comes a dialog box whose choices are CONTINUE, END, and DEBUG. CONTINUE works as advertised-- the macro continues running. DEBUG also works as advertised-- you enter the debugger, and when you close it, you are back to you spreadsheet with the macro no longer running. END is the interesting case-- most of the time it results in the macro continuing, but occasionally, if the angel of fate is smiling on you, END will actually end the macro as it is supposed to do. Sometimes I get the desired result with just a few Esc, END sequences, and sometime I have to do it fifty or more times. But it eventually happens. It's probability thing, but I have not yet estimated the success rate. Most likely it depends on what the macro is doing (in my case a gigantic simulated anneal optimizer.) Sometimes I lose my patience and get out through the debugger.

So Einstein may have been wrong. If Esc / END does not work, keep doing it!

In my case the error was due an error in the Security group configuration.

RDS cluster security group must accept inbound connections from your proxy security group.

Your proxy security group must accept inbound connections from your instances.

https://repost.aws/questions/QUAAbHAAI_SmWN2pwWr_32dw/aws-rds-proxy-stuck-with-pending-proxy-capacity

In my setup, Config is enabled in all member accounts across all US regions. When viewing the aggregators from the Audit account page, ensure you select the specific account you want to examine and then check the corresponding region from the config page.

Audit Account agg page

Set-WinSystemLocale -SystemLocale en-GB

Make sure language is installed on host machine.

It is shifted to your organization's settings.

1. Go to your organization's setting by clicking the settings icon

2. Scroll down and you will find the branding option as well as the upload logo option.

Setting the DataSource to null alone didn’t work for me, but combining it with a call to Refresh resolved the issue.

// Clear the DataGridView
dgv.DataSource = null;

// Refresh the control to ensure it updates visually
dgv.Refresh();

The reason this wasn't working is because I copied the script from Microsoft Teams. This was a big mistake. It seemed to be adding invisible characters which were causing my error messages. So the moral of the story, always paste it into an editor where you can see invisible characters first. And hopefully don't copy it from Teams in the first place!

When you use the TemplateColumn with CellTemplate you want to enable the filtering you need to also add the FilterTemplate

Solution :

    $('#datepicker').datepicker({
        numberOfMonths: 2
    })
    $('#datepicker').on('changeDate', function() {
        $('#my_hidden_input').val(
            $('#datepicker').datepicker('getFormattedDate')
        )
    })

A simple way to "fix" this would be to remove the children from your parent div and just add them on top of it. This eliminates the need for you to work with tilted divs.

Use TextField.init(text:prompt:axis:label:) to set a placeholder value for a text field + control the color of the placeholder text:

TextField(text: $email, axis: .horizontal, label: {
    Text("Email")
        .foregroundColor(.red)
})
.foregroundColor(.white)

Placeholder text:

User entered text:

I had this same problem but for me it wasn't about pycache. My issue was that I was running pytest from a directory that contained a cloned git repo of a custom pytest plugin and a folder with the test files that made use of that plugin.

The solution was to move the cloned repo folder outside of the scope of pytest execution which is the current directory or subdirectory of the from where the command is executed.

It's not all that hard to implement an optional "Developer" mode for debugging code. Of course, if you've deployed multiple applications with STOP left hanging out in your code, it will require some amount of refactoring. I suppose that will have to happen anyway, though.

In your intialization Function, which can be invoked from an AutoExec macro, add these two lines:

Global Const booDebug As Boolean = "False"

'Global Const booDebug As Boolean = "True"

Wherever your code has a Stop, change it to

If BooDebug Then Stop

During development and debugging, you comment out the "False" option and uncomment the "True" option.

For deployment, of course, you uncomment the "True" option and comment out the "False" option. No further code modifications are required for deployment.

This is a one-time effort, but as noted above, you'll need to address the problem in the code anyway....

definitely build your styles after each change and publish built pages.

You could use simplex method, see "A version of the simplex method for solving system of linear inequalities and linear programming problem"

This is a typical problem that arises when using the plot_grid from libraries such as matplotlib or seaborn when there exists a misalignment of graphs due to inconsistencies in axis scales, tick labels, or figure sizes. Here are steps to debug and solve the problem:

1. Check Axis Limits and Scales Ensure all subplots have the same axis limits using plt.xlim() and plt.ylim() or by setting sharex=True and sharey=True in grid functions. Use a uniform scale (for example, linear or logarithmic for all subplots.
2. Balance Tick Labels Tick labels that are too long or inconsistent can overlap plots. Use uniform labels with plt. xticks() or plt.yticks(). Rotate labels with plt.xticks(rotation=45) or using the labelpad to adjust it.
3. Equal Aspect Ratio Use ax.set_aspect() to set the same aspect ratio for all subplots. For example: ax.set_aspect('equal').
4. Use tight_layout or constrained_layout Add plt. tight_layout() or specify in plt.figure() with constrained_layout=True to let automatically adjust the spacing.

Can you please check here(Almost all versions are archived here) > https://repo.spring.io/ui/native/snapshot/org/springframework/spring-core/

However, I am not sure if v5.3.41 even exists or not.

This seems to be the best solution, which will probably also work on MacOs and Linux, assuming environment variable SSH_AUTH_SOCK is set there:

  agent: process.env.SSH_AUTH_SOCK ?? "\\\\.\\pipe\\openssh-ssh-agent",
  agentForward: true,

this also happened to me when stated study flutter with Mac OS and Android Studio. the reason is keymap for completion on IDE conflict to Mac OS. You should change below keymap with other one on IDE or disable it on Mac OS.

Preferences/Setting->Keymap->Code Completion->Basic

keymap

Please, for the love of everything sacred never use a button as a link.

They are semantically wrong. They don't allow right click and open in a new tab. They confuse screen readers. They are terrible.

It is easy enough to style a link like a button if that is what you are trying to achieve.

Before providing any suggestions at least make sure that they are correct. I have seen multiple posts suggesting to use email report extension. But this does not work. There is no option to provide the FROM EMAIL. so it does not work. Stop pasting useless answers and wasting people's time.

IronPythonSetup

import System and

import System.Runtime

worked for me.

Abcdefg

Uninstalled ComplexUpset (CRAN install) and reinstalled from GitHub - issue resolved and package now works.

Have a look at https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/concepts/pydantic_settings/#other-settings-source

It allows you to customize your config sources. For env > yaml:

from typing import Tuple, Type

from pydantic import BaseModel

from pydantic_settings import (
    BaseSettings,
    PydanticBaseSettingsSource,
    SettingsConfigDict,
    YamlConfigSettingsSource,
)


class Settings(BaseSettings):
    foo: int
    bar: str

    model_config = SettingsConfigDict(yaml_file='config.yml')

    @classmethod
    def settings_customise_sources(
        cls,
        settings_cls: Type[BaseSettings],
        init_settings: PydanticBaseSettingsSource,
        env_settings: PydanticBaseSettingsSource,
        dotenv_settings: PydanticBaseSettingsSource,
        file_secret_settings: PydanticBaseSettingsSource,
    ) -> Tuple[PydanticBaseSettingsSource, ...]:
        return (init_settings, env_settings, YamlConfigSettingsSource(settings_cls),)

The official documentation of Simple Triggers shows that there are no available trigger specifically for Google Drive.

Here is a screenshot showing the Availability type of triggers on the documentation:

References

• Available types of triggers
• Simple Triggers

Any indexed data structure can be used to store the elements. Unlike the LRU, the MRU does not need to hold the history. Keep an MRU variable with an index of the last used cache entry. Update it on hit and on replacement. Pick the MRU element when need to replace an element.

It appears that you are experiencing resource contention issues on your Databricks cluster, which is affecting the performance of your pandas aggregations. This issue is likely due to the way Databricks allocates compute resources among users and tasks. When another user is running intensive Spark I/O operations, it can consume a significant portion of the cluster's resources, leaving fewer resources available for your pandas operations. This can lead to extended run times and even cause the kernel to die and the notebook to detach.

Here are a few suggestions to mitigate this issue:

Resource Allocation and Quotas: Ensure that your cluster is configured with appropriate resource quotas and limits. You can request more quotas for your cluster or namespace if needed. Refer to the Tuning Pod Resources document for guidance on how to request and tune resources.

Cluster Configuration: Consider configuring your cluster to have dedicated resources for different types of workloads. For example, you can set up separate clusters for Spark and pandas operations to avoid resource contention.

Job Scheduling: Schedule your pandas aggregations to run during off-peak hours when the cluster is less likely to be under heavy load from other users.1

Monitoring and Optimization: Use the Container Resource Allocation Tuning dashboard to monitor CPU and memory usage. Adjust the resource requests and limits based on the observed usage patterns to ensure that your application has the necessary resources to perform efficiently.1

Cluster Scaling: If your workload requires more resources than currently available, consider scaling up your cluster by adding more nodes or increasing the size of existing nodes.

Alternative Approaches: If rewriting the code to leverage PySpark is not feasible due to overhead, you might explore other distributed computing frameworks that are more lightweight and better suited for smaller datasets.

By implementing these strategies, you can improve the performance and reliability of your pandas aggregations on Databricks, even when other users are running intensive operations.

Do you know how to increase with not adjustable option - Applied account-level quota value

Preventing SQL injection in Python with MySQL is essential for maintaining the security of your application. Here are the best practices to mitigate SQL injection risks:

A) Use Parameterized Queries Parameterized queries ensure that user input is treated as data, not executable code. Use a library like mysql-connector or PyMySQL for this purpose.

SELECT DISTINCT users.name, users.email From users jOIN orders ON users.id = orders.user_id Where orders.status = 'completed';

For those who wonder how the ForEach loop needs to be set up, you need a temp variable and a final variable.

full

Make sure that the ForEach is set to sequential or the content of your variables will be totally random!

foreach

This is how I set up my first (final) variable. In my case I used a semi colon as a separator since my items are email addresses.

final variable

The second variable is the temp variable that will temporarily keep the value until the next iteration, as because ADF just doesn't allow a variable to reference itself :(.

temp variable

You can set an HTTPS address of your localhost as a valid URL for a Telegram web app application; it just needs to be an HTTPS address.

For example, in Next.js, you can launch your application with the --experimental-https flag, which will generate a self-signed certificate. After that, you can set the address https://127.0.0.1:3000 for your web application in @BotFather, and it will work just fine.

I just find a way which don 't apply the memset optimization

        for i in 2..buffer_size {
            ptr::write_volatile(buffer.offset(i as isize),0x42); // opti memset not apply
        }

Reduce bin size to 0x2a

En el pom.xml cambié la versión de spring-cloud 2023.0.3 por la 2021.0.1 y se quitó el error. <spring-cloud.version>2021.0.1</spring-cloud.version>

You can verify if Docker is correctly setting the variables by printing them. You can use this command to confirm:

docker exec -it <container_id> printenv | grep ConnectionStrings

As the person responsible for reporting the unwanted behaviour with Special Keys last year, I'm happy to take responsibility for the change that led to your current issue.

The fix done by the team solved a long-standing issue with unwanted behaviour affecting many developers / users when the use of special keys was disabled.

Specifically, problems can occur if special keys are disabled during development work. For example, unticking Allow special keys prevents the use of Ctrl+Break to stop code. This is intentional.

However it has the unintended side effect of preventing breakpoints and the use of Stop from pausing execution.

This means you cannot debug code for problems with the special keys option unticked. For full context to this issue, please see my article: https://isladogs.co.uk/breakpoint-special-keys/

By comparison, your usage seems very marginal / unusual

I'm confident wha\t you are seeing has nothing to do with Windows 11. That observation may be coincidental with the fix being applied in Access version 2305 (released on 1 June 2023)

SELECT DISTINCT users.name, users.email
FROM users
JOIN orders ON users.id = orders.user_id
WHERE orders.status = 'completed';

I have the same problem. can you please add an example of the query on the gateway, and how the Stiching.graphql file has been configured? Thanks in advance. Maurizio

Yes, you can nest a button in an SVG by embedding HTML elements within a tag. This allows you to include standard HTML within an SVG. Here's a simple example to illustrate this:

.

Remember to adjust the x, y, width, and height attributes as needed to position and size the button appropriately within your SVG.

If you have any specific requirements or further question

It only seems to work if the same name as the issuer is used in the OTP URL and a corresponding XML file with this name is stored in the APK files (see user3620439's list)

So for the dropbox icon this would be:

qrencode -t utf8 'otpauth://totp/dropbox?secret=4444444&digits=6&issuer=dropbox'

I've just handled this exact situation by combining both the Google Places (new) API, and the Google Address Validation API.

The Address Validation API handles PO Boxes (at least in the US.) So, I simultaneously do a Places request to get partial, autocomplete matches and an Address Validation request to check for exact matches. Usually a PO box with a zip code is enough to get an exact match.

I landed here from Google. Same error message but a different fact pattern.

My development environment is Visual Studio on Windows, and the output executable needs to run on Windows and Linux. The Linux executable is built using WSL (Ubuntu).

Here's the relevant block from my CMakeLists.txt

add_executable (
    myExecutable
    "sourcefile1.cpp"
    "sourcefile2.cpp"
    ...
)

The build worked fine on Windows but not Linux.

The problem turned out to be a file that was recently added. One of the letters in the name was upper case on the filesystem, but CMakeLists included it as lower case (sourcefile2.cpp vs. sourceFile2.cpp).

And the problem was only in one out of more than a hundred files. CMake error message was still the same "No source given to target"

Hey The type asdFn is not defined. TypeScript does not recognize asdFn and also make changes in your ts config file

{ "compilerOptions": { "strict": true } }

touch ~/.curlrc && echo '-w "\n"' >> ~/.curlrc

I think you want to override the https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/terraform-google-analytics-lakehouse/blob/main/versions.tf file. In that case you'll have to create one versions.tf in your parent module (that will override the one of the child module).

You are not awaiting in the initial for loop so setRouteHeader is called multiple times simultaneously. This causes the find and update operations to overlap causing what you have observed here. To fix it wrap the for loop in an asynchronous function and add await before calling setRouteHeader then call this asynchronous function

Just removed audio_service package it worked for me.

is this engineering graphics where you are drawing various projections of an object from different directions? if yes then follow the following schematic

orthographic projection

    bottom

right | front | left | rear

      top

and these would all be connectable easily with just straight lines drawn from the frame of the object

is the custom base url is set in Artifactory? curl -u<:> https://<artifactory_url>/artifactory/api/system/configuration/platform/baseUrl

similar to the google configuration (https://jfrog.com/help/r/jfrog-platform-administration-documentation/saml-sso-configuration-with-google) the saml service provider name should be the entity ID from Keycloak. and in Keycloak setting you need to change the ACS URL should be in this format : /ui/api/v1/auth/saml/loginResponse/<saml_display_name> and SP Identity is the

I have been wondering if the machine code instruction fscale and ldexp(x,n) are the same thing.

3. Set local virtual environments named .venv:

windows:

python -m venv .venv

linux:

python3 -m venv .venv

4. Activate the virtual environment:

windows:

.venv\Scripts\activate

linux:

source .venv/bin/activate

5. Deactivate the virtual environment:

windows:

deactivate

linux:

deactivate

6. Install the required packages:

command:

 pip install -r requirements.txt

Please check this link. https://github.com/acmicpc0614/Discord-Bot-init-Python

It might be Whitenoise, check if you have it as a dependency: https://github.com/evansd/whitenoise/issues/556

My issue ended up being not having my company's self signed certificate in my JDK's cacerts: https://stackoverflow.com/a/68596094/27576792

It might be Whitenoise, please check this issue: https://github.com/evansd/whitenoise/issues/556

git checkout your-branch
git rebase main
git add <file>
git rebase --continue
git push origin your-branch --force

I have it disable two buttons at once, can I make it disable only the desired button?

We use init to initialize an instance of a class, and self refers to the instance itself, allowing us to set or access its attributes. Together, they ensure that each instance has its own unique data and behavior.

I suggest considering LM-Kit.NET, a native .NET SDK that offers fast LLM inference and function calling support without the need for external server applications or experimental assemblies.

You can find a simple function calling demo in the lm-kit demo GitHub repository, which illustrates how to implement function calling using LM-Kit.NET. Direct link: https://github.com/LM-Kit/lm-kit-net-samples/tree/main/console_net6/function_calling

A Community Edition is available that includes all current features of the toolkit

Yes, you're right. The Azure App Service load balancing option SiteLoadBalancing.LeastRequests employs the "Least Active Requests" strategy. This approach ensures that new incoming requests are routed to the instance currently handling the fewest active requests.

If you put this code inside a test class... and set two breakpoints at the arrange and assert calls, you will be able to use the diagnotics window in VS2022 to inspect the details

Microsoft documentation for VS2022

struct ExampleStruct
{
    public int ID;
    public List<ExampleStruct> children;
}

public class StackOverflowStructQ
{
    [Fact]
    public void Method_Condition_Expectation()
    {
        // Arrange
        ExampleStruct es = new() { ID = 1, children = [] };

        // Act

        // Assert
        Assert.NotNull(es.children);
    }
}

The when the first breakpoint is hit - "take a snapshot" from the Diagnostics window.

You should be able to drill down and see "Referenced Objects". This means the reference is stored in the struct, but the object it references is stored on the heap.

So try and keep your structs lightweight. If you need to reference objects which will ultimately reside on the heap, probably best to use a class?