I just had the same issue and error message with VScode (I'm on Windows 10, vscode 1.95.3). I restarted my machine (Start menu -> power button -> Restart option) and that fixed the issue for me.
Mentioning in case anyone else runs into this issue, don't skip restarting just because it didn't work for the author.
Our application has met the same issue.
In order to fix this, you can modify the microsoft edge policies in GPEdit:
GPEdit -> Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Microsoft Edge -> Restrict exposure of local IP address by WebRTC -> Enabled -> Allow public and private interfaces over http default route.
using configuration via INI file is perfect when runniung python script during runtime.
When starting my script in rc.local I get KeyError and script is aborted:
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: fileConfig('logging.ini')
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: File "/usr/lib/python3.11/logging/config.py", line 71, in fileConfig
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: formatters = _create_formatters(cp)
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: File "/usr/lib/python3.11/logging/config.py", line 104, in _create_formatters
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: flist = cp["formatters"]["keys"]
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: ~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: File "/usr/lib/python3.11/configparser.py", line 979, in getitem
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: raise KeyError(key)
Nov 21 14:59:54 RaspiJura4 rc.local[916]: KeyError: 'formatters'
Is there any idea how to solve this?
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The issue has been identified, and the fix will be included in the next patch. The release is scheduled to be available within the next two weeks. Please stay tuned for the update, and thank you for your patience!
In each communication point you pass the current time and the step length as argument to the fmi2DoStep function. This error message means that in the following step, the time of the communication point t_{i+1} is not exactly equal to t_{i} + delta_t. So, most likely this is a truncation error of the master algorithm.
You could replace the computation of the next communication point by a getReal call to receive the communication time computed by the FMU after each doStep call.
If you cannot modify the master algorithm, you have to contact the support to let the developers fix it.
Discuss with your backend developer to merge the APIs into a single request that returns all the required data in one response, or reduce it from 4 to 2 or something like that. For example, if one API fetches homepage details and another fetches user details, pass user-specific parameters in a single request and get everything at once.
Optimize Frontend Loading:
If combining APIs isn't possible, prioritize loading essential data first. Use shimmer placeholders or similar for sections dependent on secondary APIs. Fetch secondory prioritized data in background using asynchronous updates (e.g., StreamBuilder or FutureBuilder).
Caching:
Cache static or semi-static data to reduce repeated API calls.
UI Optimization:
Simplify widget trees for complex designs and avoid unnecessary rebuilds
For me, the issue was probably that I had a number of very old virtual environments lying around that I hadn't used in years. Deleting all of them solved the problem.
You can partition your Hudi table based on time intervals (e.g., year, month, day) to optimize storage and query performance.
This enables efficient querying of data within specific time ranges.
a short answer: you shouldn't try to bypass without authorization.
Try to reach out their customer service. sometimes they can offer an access through API
"Based on factors such as information security and protecting the value of website content, this site gives permission to stop access to uncertified robots, crawlers and other unnatural human access behaviors."
"How to remove restrictions
Please stop non-human access to this website in the network environment, record the following blocked connection information, provide contact information to contact our customer service, and request us to lift the access restrictions.
In addition, if you have business needs and need a certified crawler to access this website in a non-human way, please contact our customer service and we will have a business window to explain the cancellation to you."
In configuration select: ""C++ Universal Windows Platform.."
in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Kits\10\ExtensionSDKs\Microsoft.VCLibs\14.0\Appx\Debug\x64, you should have desired version of Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00.Debug
the second option is:
Remove old version (whole folder): C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Kits\10\ExtensionSDKs\Microsoft.VCLibs
Open configuration in text editor and add this package:
"Microsoft.VisualStudio.ComponentGroup.MSIX.Packaging",
"Microsoft.VisualStudio.ComponentGroup.WindowsAppSDK.Cs"
in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Kits\10\ExtensionSDKs\Microsoft.VCLibs\14.0\Appx\Debug\x64, you should have desired version of Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00.Debug
LinkedIn's API rate limit is indeed challenging, especially for apps displaying analytics using Pages Data Portability. The main issue is that the rate limit is application-wide, not user-specific. This means:
Whether your app has 1 user or 1,000 users, the limit remains the same.
If one user exhausts the quota, all other users are blocked until the quota resets.
Use LinkedIn for OAuth Only: Instead of fetching analytics, limit LinkedIn usage to authentication and explore other data sources for insights.
Feedback to LinkedIn
It would be helpful if LinkedIn introduced pay-as-you-go plans or user-specific rate limits. This would make the API more suitable for real-world, multi-user applications.
A solution is to implement the bridge between your renderer and Node can be done through the preloader and IPC. I still don't know why the considerably less tedious way to do it - as listed in the question - does not work, but not a lot of traction on the question to find that out.
😭 I found a way and it's working as intended. I am still not sure if it's right method (since I am new to vhost customization and all) but here you go:
I just edited the vhost files for my example.com for port 80 (vhost.conf) in litespeed folder.
What I changed in the file was a simple line of code:
ca file(s) might not be available under your control panel's ssl folder. Mine works even when I omit the ca key-value pair.
P.S. Last night copilot broke my brain after serving me an answer where the code asked http and https to listen to port 30000, and then copilot itself said one port cannot be assigned to two different things. 😭 I quit copilot then and there.
VS Code has an auto-wrapping feature that wraps lines at a certain column width. This is useful when you're working with long lines of code or comments.
Press Alt + Z (Windows/Linux) or Option + Z (macOS) to toggle Word Wrap. This will automatically break long lines to fit within the editor window, making them easier to read without changing the code.
You asked why, and there's no way to do this without a wall of text, so here's your wall of text:
I'm not about to find out where, because quite frankly your method to get to the result is very convoluted, but somewhere in your network of filters and lookups, the cell containing -20, is being processed by a function that is either instructed to read it as text ("-20"), or the function itself is text-based in origin, and will therefore read and store any input as text.
This all happens as an array in memory.
Secondly, you've stumbled upon the hidden, secret difference between an array and a range. Simply put, an array can only exist in memory to be remembered and manipulated, or transfered to a new array, and finally, by the function, one or any or all of these arrays can then be written to a range of cells.
A range can't do any of that, it's more like a piece of paper you printed the result onto. If your function doesn't actually print data to cells, it's not a range, but an array. If you cannot see the range in your sheet, it doesn't exist.
RELEVANT: You (smartly) put EffectiveScore in Name Manager, so you could ezpz refer to it. It is essential to understand that EffectiveScore is calculated and stored as an array in memory. It doesn't exist as a range before you enter =EffectiveScore in a cell, and the function prints over 3 rows: 100, 80, 100.
Before you do that, this is what is stored in memory: 100, 100+"-20", 100.
You may not see them as this, because you're thinking "I'm just doing math here, lol", but + and - are functions, just like SUM(). Unlike the SUM() function though, they are instructed to convert/read all inputs as numbers.
When you enter =SUM(EffectiveScore), the range of EffectiveScore doesn't exist yet, so the SUM function uses the array stored in memory, which includes -20 stored as text. It skips that because "text isn't math, lmao", and writes 300 to your cell. When you add the +, you're instructing the SUM() function to read all inputs as numbers. Now it becomes 100, 100+-20, 100, which equals 280.
You can get the same effect by doing =SUM(NUMBERVALUE(EffectiveScore)).
It's the same thing that happens here:
=1=1 will return TRUE, because both are 1, and both are numbers.
="1"=1 will return FALSE, even though both are 1, the first is a text string, and the other a number.
=NUMBERVALUE("1")=1 will return TRUE, because NUMBERVALUE() converts it's text-string-intestines to a number.
=0+"1"=1 will return TRUE because as previously exlained, the + function converts text "1" to a number: 1.
If BLAS threading cannot be controlled and persists with multithreading, consider using explicit parallel processing to ensure proper thread control. For example:
Turns out I was simply using a wrong command line to run the playbook: ansible-playbook -i inventory.yml tasks/main.yml instead of ansible-playbook -i inventory.yml playbook.yml.
After that the error messages became much clearer and my final playbook looks like:
---
- name: Play
hosts: all
become: true
roles:
- /home/marco/play/roles/ics-ans-orca-driver
Alright, i found the issue. To avoid the problem I had to add a backlink to the ToMany property in order to make it work properly :
@Entity()
class MyObject {
@Backlink('holderObject') // This was missing
final insideObjects = ToMany<InsideObject>();
MyObject({
this.name,
});
...
}
Here the foc info from objectbox :
When using @Backlink it is recommended to explicitly specify the linked to relation using to. It is possible to omit this if there is only one matching relation. However, it helps with code readability and avoids a compile-time error if at any point another matching relation is added (in the above case, if another ToOne is added to the Order class).
Using your account in this link you may click the “Enable” button to start using Claude Sonnet 3.5.
Here’s additional public documentation link for Anthropic Code Cookbook: Check out example code for a variety of complex tasks, such as RAG from various web sources, making SQL queries, function calling, multimodal prompting, and more.
It seems that clearing events from a 'secondary' calendar is currently not possible, even for users with elevated roles like Calendar Admin or similar.
While you can delete, create, and modify calendars or events, attempting to clear all events from a secondary calendar using the following endpoint:
try running the same step after a few seconds (sometimes 2s is not enough to element to load)
check if you are interacting with the correct window/tab
verify if there are no "spaces" in the text
try using contain:
bot.FindElementByXPath("//div[contains(text(), 'IMECall')]").Click
check for iframes (I had many problems with that when I was learning to use selenium with vba)
check if there is a tag "iframe" in devtools. if the element is inside a frame:
dears, thanks for sharing knowledge. I noticed that when using concat OR & in excel, the double quotes in source cells if any, gets repeated when we copy paste the result to plain text or notepad. But if you just copy paste into a word document then the values show up perfectly fine.
The Premium Reporting API provides a PAT (Personal Access Token) exactly for this use case, letting you access their API from a server side, without having a user going through the 3-legged login dance.
I'm afraid the Data Visualization extension doesn't support rotating sprites. What you could do instead is, add custom HTML or SVG elements on top of the Viewer canvas, and use the Viewer SDK to make sure these elements stay "attached" to a specific XYZ position in the model space. We do this in the APS Digital Twin demo:
Hey Is there anyone who can guide me...actually I would like to know how to create a customer or supplier using the Twinfield API. Could you please guide me on the following:
What API endpoint or URL should I use for creating a customer or supplier in Twinfield?
What XML structure should I use in the request body to create a customer or supplier?
Are there any specific parameters (such as company ID, customer/supplier code, etc.) I need to include in the request?
What type of response should I expect after creating a customer or supplier?
Any insights or examples would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for your help!
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IMO, the best way to investigate your problem is to perform a large amount of requests and took a heapdump.
You analyse the heapdump with Memory Analyzer
You open the "Histogram" view
You add the column "Retained Heap"
You sort on "Retained Heap" column.
Now you have a better view of the object and memory repartition.
You can find the origin of different objects with a right click > List objects > with incomming references.
Incremental counting answered here depends on the grid items being in order and cannot deal with the irregular order caused by grid-auto-flow: dense and individual grid-row / grid-column.
Even if human isn't interested in pixel coordinates, script can convert them into grid indexes!
//// returnedArray[elmIdx] = {row: rowIdx, column: colIdx}
function measureGridIndexes(elms) {
const coords = {row: [], column: []}; // The two will be very sparse arrays
for (const [elmIdx, elm] of elms.entries()) {
const x = elm.offsetLeft, y = elm.offsetTop;
coords.row[y] ??= []; // An array of element indexes at the same Y pixel coordinate
coords.row[y].push(elmIdx);
coords.column[x] ??= []; // X ditto
coords.column[x].push(elmIdx);
}
const gridIdxs = [];
/// .flat() densifies a sparse array
for (const [rowIdx, elmIdxs] of coords.row.flat(0).entries()) {
for (const elmIdx of elmIdxs) {
gridIdxs[elmIdx] = {row: rowIdx};
}
}
for (const [colIdx, elmIdxs] of coords.column.flat(0).entries()) {
for (const elmIdx of elmIdxs) {
gridIdxs[elmIdx].column = colIdx;
}
}
return gridIdxs;
}
Note, however, that this code only considers integer item coordinates.
And of course, this does not address cases where the position is further customized with individual margin, position, etc.
I wish no website would do such styling, which would throw away the advantages of grid layout...
Is there any way to know the exact reason of 400 response code? I am getting that for invalid password as per password policy but I am not getting error description in response.
I have reproduced the code and made some adjustments by importing tf_keras
instead of keras, and using tf_keras consistently throughout the code. This
ensures compatibility with TensorFlow's integrated Keras API.
After making these changes, the code working more efficiently.Please refer
to this gist
Do not use ansible.builtin.command for this purpose. This is expected to fail as your command is returning rc != 0 so the module perceive this as a failure.
There is other modules that can help you with this such as ansible.builtin.systemd
See example here
- name: Get Service Status
ansible.builtin.systemd:
name: mariadb
register: result
- debug:
var: result.status.ActiveState
- name: Mariadb start if in inactive state
ansible.builtin.service:
name: mariadb
state: started
when: result.status.ActiveState == 'inactive'
Also one note on your usage of changed_when and handlers. These should be used when your task is making actual changes on the system. Here you're just looking for the state of something, so you're not making changes. As you can see above you just need to useregister to save the result of your task and use an appropriate when statement to apply the intended logic.
I tested the tab bar on ios 18 and indeed there is a problem, but with one thing.
The fact is that if you build an application for iOS 18 through the xcode 16, the items will really disappear, but this is a bug exclusively of the build in this version of the xcode.
If you build absolutely the same application for iOS 18, but after, say, the 15.4 xcode, which supports iOS 18, which is strange, then there are no problems with the tab bar.
Oh apple, such an apple
Yes, this is a known problem, unfortunately, when using the auto type, visual studio cannot determine the method fields and their types for a class, as far as I know, the only way to return tooltips is to explicitly indicate the type
It seems that in the newly added code for AddServiceDefaults there is a resilience strategy added http.AddStandardResilienceHandler();. Disabling this for now remedies the issue.
And with some modifications to fit my device (especially concerning the endpoint-addressing), I have a working solution now that fully works also if running in release mode:
flutter run -d chrome --release
As of the other library usb_device I did not understand the described security issue from the answers and how to circumvent it. Maybe you can show a concrete example ?
I had the same problem with the *.js files locally stored in git. Git changed the end-of-line from LF (unix) to CRFL (windows). The HASH is not valid after that.
In this case, you need to tell git to keep eol as needed using a file .gitattributes with lines of type:
/my/path/to/file.js eol=lf
Use the command dos2unix on the file before commit to fix the file.
This is not a problem with s3 but with your frontend. you have a content security policy(CSP) configured on your frontend. That restricts it from loading the file. If you add the s3 url to your CSP or make it less restrictive it should work.
Cropping the image this way should be doable with the Viewer SDK (see this blog post), although it would be quite a bit of work.
Here's a different idea, how about cropping the screenshot after it's been generated by the Viewer SDK? You could render the screenshot with a blank white background, and later you could have a small piece of code that would cut out all the white pixels above/below/next to your floorplan.
The args stands for arguments that are passed to the function whereas kwargs stands for keyword arguments which are passed along with the values into the function.
*args (Non-keyword Arguments/Positional Arguments) –
*args allows a function to accept any number of positional arguments i.e. arguments that are non-keyword arguments, variable-length argument list.
*kwargs (Keyword Arguments) –
**kwargs is a special syntax that allows us to pass a variable length of keyword arguments to the function.
If you're experiencing problems with animations not working on your Framer site, particularly with ticker components or appear effects, the issue might be related to the "Reduced Motion" settings on specific devices or browsers.
Check this
I fixed this by changing from
"module": "commonjs" to "module": "esnext"
in tsconfig.json. Probably there is issue with import and export for old compiler version.
I found the problem. the fact is that in the main player control script there was a page where there was a check for true. If false, the line of making the camera inactive was executed.
Collision by group, group = Body.nextGroup(true)https://brm.io/matter-js/demo/#car
All grouped not collide between us, but can collide with others groups.
Instead of using the npm command, test the code using the correct testing method found in your package.json file.
For example, if the command in the package.json file is: "test": "jest --watchAll --runInBand --detectOpenHandles", the correct .github/workflows/testing.yml file would be:
name: Run Tests
on: [push, pull_request]
jobs:
test:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout code
uses: actions/checkout@v2
- name: Install Dependencies
run: npm install
- name: Run tests
run: npx jest --runInBand --detectOpenHandles --forceExit
Don't use the --watchAll command as this could lead to the issue you were facing. Use the --forceExit command in the .github/workflows/testing.yml file to ensure the testing is exited.
This way, you can keep the command in the package.json file the same and can continue testing the app on your local machine in the same way.
Basically it's building off everything what has been said but there's also the ctypes.pythonapi.PyFrame_LocalsToFast which enables you to modify variables at various scopes which enabled me to make a pretty cool function.
Enjoy:
import ctypes
from inspect import currentframe
from IPython import get_ipython
from types import FrameType
from typing import Any
def has_IPython() -> bool:
"""Checks for IPython"""
return get_ipython() != None
class nonlocals:
"""
Equivalent of nonlocals()
# code reference: jsbueno (2023) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8968407/where-is-nonlocals,CC BY-SA 4.0
# changes made: condensed the core concept of using a stackframe with getting the keys from the
# locals dict since every nonlocal should be local as well and made a class
"""
def __init__(self,frame: FrameType|None=None) -> None:
self.frame=frame if frame else currentframe().f_back
self.locals=self.frame.f_locals
def __repr__(self) -> str: return repr(self.nonlocals)
@property
def nonlocals(self) -> dict:
names=self.frame.f_code.co_freevars
return {key:value for key,value in self.locals.items() if key in names} if len(names) else {}
def check(self,key: Any) -> None:
if key not in self.nonlocals: raise KeyError(key)
def __getitem__(self,key: Any) -> Any: return self.nonlocals[key]
def update(self,dct) -> None:
for key,value in dct.items(): self[key]=value
def get(self,key,default=None) -> Any: return self.nonlocals.get(key,default=default)
def __setitem__(self,key: Any,value: Any) -> None:
self.check(key)
self.locals[key]=value
# code reference: MariusSiuram (2020). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34650744/modify-existing-variable-in-locals-or-frame-f-locals,CC BY-SA 4.0
ctypes.pythonapi.PyFrame_LocalsToFast(ctypes.py_object(self.frame), ctypes.c_int(0))
def __delitem__(self,key: Any) -> None:
self.check(key)
del self.locals[key]
# code reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76995970/explicitly-delete-variables-within-a-function-if-the-function-raised-an-error,CC BY-SA 4.0
ctypes.pythonapi.PyFrame_LocalsToFast(ctypes.py_object(self.frame), ctypes.c_int(1))
## Bonus function ##
class scope:
"""
gets the function name at frame-depth and the current scope that's within the main program
Note: if using in jupyter notebook scope.scope will remove jupyter notebook specific attributes
that record in program inputs and outputs. These attributes will still be available just not via
scope.scope because it causes a recursion error from some of the attributes changing while in use
How to use:
def a():
c=3
def b():
c
y=4
print(scope(1).locals)
print(scope().locals)
print(scope().nonlocals)
scope(1)["c"]=7
print(scope(1).locals)
print(scope().locals)
print(scope().nonlocals)
b()
print(c)
a()
## i.e. should print:
{'b': <function a.<locals>.b at 0x000001DD9DFEDB20>, 'c': 3}
{'y': 4, 'c': 3}
{'c': 3}
{'b': <function a.<locals>.b at 0x000001DD9DFEDB20>, 'c': 7}
{'y': 4, 'c': 7}
{'c': 7}
7
This allows us to change variables at any stack frame so long as it's on the stack
"""
def __init__(self,depth: int=0) -> None:
## get the global_frame, local_frame, and name of the call in the stack
global_frame,local_frame,name=currentframe(),{},[]
while global_frame.f_code.co_name!="<module>":
name+=[global_frame.f_code.co_name]
global_frame=global_frame.f_back
if len(name)==depth+1: local_frame=(global_frame,) # to create a copy otherwise it's a pointer
## instantiate
if depth > (temp:=(len(name)-1)): raise ValueError(f"the value of 'depth' exceeds the maximum stack frame depth allowed. Max depth allowed is {temp}")
name=["__main__"]+name[::-1][:-(1+depth)]
self.depth=len(name)-1
self.name=".".join(name)
self.local_frame,self.global_frame=local_frame[0],global_frame
self.locals,self.globals,self.nonlocals=local_frame[0].f_locals,global_frame.f_locals,nonlocals(local_frame[0])
def __repr__(self) -> str:
"""displays the current frames scope"""
return repr(self.scope)
@property
def scope(self) -> dict:
"""The full current scope"""
if has_IPython():
## certain attributes needs to be removed since it's causing recursion errors e.g. it'll be the notebook trying to record inputs and outputs most likely ##
not_allowed,current_scope=["_ih","_oh","_dh","In","Out","_","__","___"],{}
local_keys,global_keys=list(self.locals),list(self.globals)
for key in set(local_keys+global_keys):
if (re.match(r"^_i+$",key) or re.match(r"^_(\d+|i\d+)$",key))==None:
if key in not_allowed: not_allowed.remove(key)
elif key in local_keys:
current_scope[key]=self.locals[key]
local_keys.remove(key)
else: current_scope[key]=self.globals[key]
return current_scope
current_scope=self.globals.copy()
current_scope.update(self.locals)
return current_scope
def __getitem__(self,key: Any) -> Any: return self.locals[key] if key in self.locals else self.globals[key]
def update(self,dct) -> None:
for key,value in dct.items(): self[key]=value
def get(self,key,default=None) -> Any: return self.scope.get(key,default=default)
def __setitem__(self,key: Any,value: Any) -> None:
if key in self.locals:
self.locals[key]=value
# code reference: MariusSiuram (2020). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34650744/modify-existing-variable-in-locals-or-frame-f-locals,CC BY-SA 4.0
ctypes.pythonapi.PyFrame_LocalsToFast(ctypes.py_object(self.local_frame), ctypes.c_int(0))
else: self.globals[key]=value
def __delitem__(self,key: Any) -> None:
if key in self.locals:
del self.locals[key]
# code reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76995970/explicitly-delete-variables-within-a-function-if-the-function-raised-an-error,CC BY-SA 4.0
ctypes.pythonapi.PyFrame_LocalsToFast(ctypes.py_object(self.frame), ctypes.c_int(1))
else: del self.globals[key]
Update for the benefit of anyone else with the issue.
I raised a ticket with Graph API support and they flicked a switch which allowed it to work. So it appears that it won't work by default, possibly to prevent abuse.
Maybe this package made by Gary Polhill might work for you. By using mgr:mem and mgr:cpu-time during a behaviorspace run you can test the distribution of cpu_time and memory used across different behavior-space runs.
Have you tried changing how the selected option is defined in the options tag? As the styling shouldn't normally interfere with livewire assignment to component properties.
