As the helper message said, are you sure django is installed ? do you use virtualenv ?
You can verify if django installed by :
django-admin --version
If you are using virtualenv make sure it has been activated.
Otherwise, if django is installed but still not detected, try to add python libraries to PATH :
In case anyone is still having problems with this, I found when I was not signed into chrome, the permission check did not work correctly, leading to no video. If you're using Visual Studio, the default debug Chrome will not have a user. Logging in, incognito, or switching to a different browser seems to work.
CopyArgumentError - [Xcodeproj] Unable to find compatibility version string for object version 70.
I am getting this error when trying to use it.
Anyone know how to fix it?
Thanks for your question! Such a channel is not (to our knowledge) physically possible, because this additional Hilbert space must have always existed.
It is not that your channel creates this Hilbert space, but that it maps a state which was originally confined to a subspace (i.e. $H_A$) to the entire space (i.e. $H_A\otimes H_B$).
Therefore, to construct this channel, represent your original state in this new, enlarged space (essentially by adding zeros), and define your Kraus operators over the same.
Answer: many of the functions defined in windows.h are actually macros that resolve to some related name with a suffix. So windows.h gets very unhappy if you try to redefine its macros, but it works fine to undefined them afterward:
Answering here, incase any one else facing the same issue.
The HttpSession was not getting invalidated cause the JSESSIONID was not coming in the logout request due to the SameSite changes happened. So need to configure this.
Converting a website into a mobile application can be done efficiently using several approaches. The choice depends on the complexity of the website, your target audience, and the desired features of the app.
Progressive Web App (PWA)
A PWA is a mobile-friendly version of your website that behaves like an app when accessed from mobile devices.
Optimize your website for mobile responsiveness.
Use service workers to enable offline functionality.
Add a manifest.json file to define the app's name, icon, and display properties.
Deploy and test the PWA.
Advantages: Works across all platforms without needing separate development for iOS or Android.
validateRecord routine just allows you to raise exceptions/errors or override. Also you can try to change the content of local fields, but it will not allow you to change CORE records.
As it is mentioned in previous answer, you need to implement defaultFieldValues method to make changes on record. 2 important point with respect L3 Java Extensibility:
HOOK API will be attached with just one Class>method combination. I mean, the functionality to implement should be that just is related with the specific method.
@TargetApi(23) void solicitarPermisos(){ if (ContextCompat.checkSelfPermission(this,permiso) != PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) { // Should we show an explanation? if (shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale( Manifest.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)) { // Explain to the user why we need to read the contacts } requestPermissions(new String[]{Manifest.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE}, 1); // MY_PERMISSIONS_REQUEST_READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE is an // app-defined int constant that should be quite unique return; } }
I have a question over the same.
where do I declare the $sheet variable so that iam able to call the setcolumn method.
like $sheet=? where do I do this?
You can resolve this by extending the Window interface to include cookieStore. Create a declaration file (e.g., window.d.ts) and add declare global { interface Window { cookieStore: CookieStore; } }. This will let TypeScript recognize the API and compile correctly.
I would add that if you need to rewrite multiple subsub /answer-now/Food/burger to http://www.itdost.com/questions/, you will need to add \/.* at the end.
I suggest you using html2canvas library instead. It will make the screenshot only of the current window. You cannot do this via Screen Capture Api.
https://html2canvas.hertzen.com/
// I am having the same problem using tailwindCss with React currently.
/I have an EJS Project I'm currently working on and I am using tailwindCss and It's working here's what the Tailwindconfig file looks like
/** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */
module.exports = {
content: [
"./public/**/*.{js,css}",
"./views/**/*.ejs",
"./node_modules/tw-elements/js/**/*.js",
],
darkMode: "class",
plugins: [require("tw-elements/plugin.cjs")],
};
//your Vscode might give you a suggestion to change to ES lint version , you can choose to ignore it or do it . It should work. Here's my postcss file config
export default {
plugins: {
tailwindcss: {},
autoprefixer: {},
},
}
I discovered something after struggling with a similar issue where the git graph button in the source control panel went missing. In VSCode user settings, there is an option called SCM: Provider Count Badge. This was set to none.
The setting says "Controls the count badges on Source Control Provision headers. These headers appear in the Source Control view when there is more than one provider or when the SCM: Always Show Repositories setting is enabled, and in the Source Control Repositories view."
When I changed this from "None" to "Auto", the Git-Graph button showed up again within the source control menu to the left of the three dot 'more actions..." button.
Took me forever to figure this out so hopefully this helps someone out.
As Richard Hipp from the SQLite forum has told me:
You cannot use a WITHOUT ROWID table as an external content table. The external content table must be a rowid table. The "content_rowid=" argument to FTS5 must refer to a column of type INTEGER PRIMARY KEY. If you make the "content_rowid=" refer to a TEXT PRIMARY KEY column, it won't work.
Removing the WITHOUT ROWID and content_rowid=path fixes the issue.
Don't test this method. It actually doesn't have any logic. It's also not some business domain method. Don't test it. You don't have to have 100% test coverage. It's quite bad practice.
It seem to be logged for the incoming requests, most likely to later identify and fix the issues with the service. So, by sending random-random user agents you would make their work a little harder. You might also get banned for not complying with the service requirements.
I suppose a random string is ok for one off testing, but for a regularly used script or a tool you better construct an actual user-agent string that identifies it.
You could try exporting the cert and importing it to the current user's trusted certification store, per the instructions in Method 2 here (might need to add an extra snap-in for the current user):
if let scene = UIApplication.shared.connectedScenes.first as? UIWindowScene,
let window = scene.windows.first,
let rootViewController = window.rootViewController {
rootViewController.dismiss(animated: true, completion: nil)
}
You absolutely can have both and x64 architecture will be prioritized if the code was built for AnyCPU. You should have this is mind for the following dev story :
I just experienced a lot of debugging on my side relevant to this question.
.NET runtimes can make a difference whether they were installed for x64 or x86 for C++/CLI applications.
For days I looked around on why my program was working on machines of programmers but not on users' machines, and the cause was found to be that Visual Studio downloads both runtimes, but an install via the .NET website only downloads one, and most of the time you will use x64. But for my case, I needed x86 as the library I was creating was to be used for legacy x86 code.
Note : the dotnet command will most likely only show you x64 installs, as the PATH probably prioritize x64 paths.
Did some more digging and found the following solution
var selfJoin =
from child in Context.GlobalDocumentClassification
from parent in Context.GlobalDocumentClassification
select new { child, parent };
var query = from item in selfJoin
where item.child.HierarchyId.IsDescendantOf(item.parent.HierarchyId) &&
EF.Constant(ids).Contains(item.parent.Id)
select item.child.Id;
This produces SQL-Server cross join query and allows for the use of IsDescendantOf() in the queries where clause.
Thanks for the comments on the post, and the answer provided above. I used a combination of the two to come to a solution which works great. For geom_label_repel() and geom_label(), I used a label = ifelse() statement rather than filtering the data itself. Thanks again to the commenter and the proposed answer for helping me solidify this result.
# Set repel threshold
threshold <- 0.055
# Plot
survey %>%
ggplot(aes(x = pct, y = 1, fill = fct_rev(answer))) +
geom_col(color = "black") +
theme_minimal() +
scale_x_continuous(labels = label_percent(),
# Expand so the labels aren't off-plot
expand = expansion(mult = c(0.025, 0.025))) +
scale_y_discrete(labels = NULL) +
geom_label_repel(aes(label = ifelse(pct < threshold, percent_format(accuracy = 1)(pct), NA),
color = fct_rev(answer)),
fill = "white",
size = 3.25,
fontface = "bold",
label.size = 1,
label.r = unit(2.5, "pt"),
show.legend = FALSE,
na.rm = TRUE,
position = position_stack(vjust = 0.5, reverse = FALSE),
# Set direction so that repel is only "up" or "down" on plot
direction = "y",
# Set ylim to prevent labels going off the bar
ylim = c(.6, 1.3),
# Set seed so they always place in same position
seed = 12345
) +
geom_label(aes(label = ifelse(pct >= threshold, percent_format(accuracy = 1)(pct), NA),
color = fct_rev(answer)),
fill = "white",
size = 3.25,
fontface = "bold",
label.size = 1,
label.r = unit(2.5, "pt"),
show.legend = FALSE,
na.rm = TRUE,
position = position_stack(vjust = 0.5, reverse = FALSE),) +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("tomato4", "tomato", "royalblue", "royalblue4")) +
scale_color_manual(values = c("tomato4", "tomato", "royalblue", "royalblue4"), guide = "none") +
guides(fill = guide_legend(position = "bottom", nrow = 2, reverse = TRUE)) +
labs(
title = NULL,
subtitle = NULL,
caption = paste("Respondents N =", survey[1,]$respondents),
fill = NULL,
color = NULL,
x = NULL,
y = NULL
)
It also ended up working for all 20-ish plots in my .Rmd file, with some modifications here and there to the seed = argument to get them to place where I wanted.
I’m also encountering the same issue while creating a virtual machine. It requires enabling the Computer/cloud Engine API, but after that, it shows a billing account issue.
I hope this can help someone else. All the settings were correct on GCP. I just never realized that I needed to update the URI to reflect that I was using the private endpoints. I had to go to MongoDB to obtain the new URI (in my case, replacing cluster1 for cluster1-pl-0) and then I had to go to GCP Secrets Manager in order to create a new version of the URI. As simple as that.
Yes, you can reduce or filter options in a question based on a previous answer in Google Forms using the "Go to section based on answer" feature or conditional logic. Here's how you can do it:
Method 1: Using "Go to section based on answer"
Create multiple sections in your form for different sets of questions.
Click on the "Add section" button (two horizontal lines) to create a new section for the next set of questions.
Create the first question that will determine the options for the next question. For example, a multiple-choice question asking "What type of product are you interested in?"
Set up conditional logic for the second question:
In your form, add a new question (e.g., a dropdown or multiple-choice question) that will display different options based on the answer to the first question.
Click on the three dots (⋮) on the bottom-right of the first question and select "Go to section based on answer."
For each option in the first question, specify which section should follow, based on the user's response.
Customize the second question in each section to show relevant options based on the first answer.
Example:
If the first question asks "What type of product are you interested in?" and you have options like "Electronics" and "Clothing," you can create separate sections for each type.
In the "Electronics" section, ask about specific electronic products, and in the "Clothing" section, ask about clothing-related questions.
Method 2: Using "Response validation" and hidden sections for dynamic filtering
Though Google Forms doesn't allow dynamically hiding individual options in a multiple-choice or dropdown question based on a prior answer (like some other platforms), you can set up your form structure with sections and conditional navigation, as described above.
By combining sections and navigating between them based on responses, you can effectively "filter" the next set of options for the user.
For anyone who is also seeing their vertical lines being not drawn at all, or being drawn in the wrong place (particularly in number-based line graphs), if you specify labels then your value or xMin/xMax must be an index value of the closest matching label.
Is this sticky session only work with alb.ingress.kubernetes.io/target-type: ip. What about type instance? I'm using AWS alb ingress controller. And in the ingress.yaml file I have added all the required annotations required for sticky session except the target type annotation.
Ps: my stickiness is also working working. But it is enabled in ingress yaml file
to integrate telegram login functionality into a react native app, you can use telegram official Widget for logging in with Telegram along with web based authentication
Like most vendors.. they don't want you doing this yourself.
Communication
The LIS/HIS function of BC-30s enables the communication
between the analyzer and the PC in laboratory through Ethernet,
including sending analysis results to and receiving worklist from PC.
The LIS/HIS communication protocol involved in communication of BC-30s
are 15ID and HL7. For details about the connection control, and the
introduction, message definition and examples, please contact Mindray
Customer Service Department or your local distributor.
I would suggest it is not good practice to set the NOTCOUNT to OFF at the end of the procedure. Firstly it is not necessary as it is scope based, and secondly there is no way of telling what it was before we set it to NOCOUNT ON so arbitrarily setting it to the default OFF could actually be misleading as well as being totally unnecessary and bloating the code.
Sorry, I downloaded and used go version go1.23.0 windows/386 by mistake. I used echo %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% to check my CPU architecture as amd64. After I reinstalled the go language for amd64 and checked go env, my fuzzy query no longer reported this error. And it is consistent with the document results. Very important sentence: Go fuzzing with coverage instrumentation is only available on AMD64 and ARM64 architectures currently.
The project requires being built using .Net Standard 2.0 as a framework. Any newer framework will make any generators unable to run.
Switching my existing .Net 8 project failed to get the analyzers to run so instead I created a new project and followed Andrew Lock's guide (found here: https://andrewlock.net/creating-a-source-generator-part-1-creating-an-incremental-source-generator/) to format the .csproj file, re-added the generators from my previous project and included this new project as a reference in the project that contains the attribute it looks for. After these steps it was able to analyze the project and output the expected code.
None of the answers so far address an important part of the question, i.e. that only a fixed number of deadlocks are to occur. This allows the user to test whether their retry algorithm will succeed after a certain number of attempts.
To the technique shown by others for creating deadlocks, I've added a technique for creating autonomous transactions so that I can decrement a counter in a trigger without it being rolled back.
There are a few steps to this, but all of them are simple and straightforward, and none of them require you to alter your production code.
CREATE proc create_deadlock
as
begin
-- Always run this in a transaction, otherwise it will run to
-- completion and you'll get an unwanted type created.
if @@TRANCOUNT < 1 begin raiserror('create_deadlock should be run in a transaction', 16, 1); return 50000; end
DECLARE @sqlText NVARCHAR(256);
SET @sqlText =
'CREATE TYPE dbo.UNWANTED_TEMP_TYPE FROM VARCHAR(320);'
EXEC (@sqlText);
SET @sqlText =
'DECLARE @x TABLE (e dbo.UNWANTED_TEMP_TYPE);'
EXEC (@sqlText);
end
Create a table to hold the number of deadlocks you want on a given table:
CREATE TABLE deadlock_limits(
TableName sysname NOT NULL,
Limit int NULL,
CONSTRAINT pk_deadlock_limits PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED
(
TableName ASC
)
) ON PRIMARY
Create a proc to update deadlock_limits:
create procedure set_deadlock_limit
@TableName sysname, @Limit int
as
begin
set nocount on;
update deadlock_limits set Limit = @Limit where TableName = @TableName;
if @@ROWCOUNT = 0
insert into deadlock_limits (TableName, Limit) values (@TableName, @Limit);
Create a trigger on a table that your calling code will attempt to update. A deadlock will occur when you attempt the update:
CREATE TRIGGER test_force_deadlock_on_MyTable
ON dbo.MyTable
AFTER INSERT,DELETE,UPDATE
AS
BEGIN
set nocount on;
-- Read the deadlock_limits table to see if there is a limit on how many deadlocks to create.
-- If the limit is null, this means no limit.
declare @num_locs int;
select @num_locs = Limit from deadlock_limits where TableName = 'MyTable';
if @num_locs is null or @num_locs > 0
begin
if @num_locs > 0
begin
declare @NewLimit int = @num_locs - 1
exec loopback.CertEaseEthigen_set_deadlock_limit 'MyTable', @NewLimit;
end
-- Force a deadlock
exec create_deadlock;
end
END
And that's it. To test how your calling code handles deadlocks, set the number of deadlocks you want in deadlock_limits and enable the trigger:
exec set_deadlock_limit 'MyTable', 1
alter table MyTable enable trigger test_force_deadlock_on_MyTable
The trigger will decrement the Limit in the deadlock_limits table each time it runs. Because it calls set_deadlock_limit via the loopback server, the new value of Limit will not be rolled back. Each time you attempt the write the Limit counter will decrement, and it when it reaches zero your write will succeed:
update MyTable set Number = 1; -- First time fails with a deadlock
update MyTable set Number = 1; -- second time succeeds
When you are done testing, you need only disable the trigger:
alter table MyTable disable trigger test_force_deadlock_on_MyTable
Inspired by @daniel-l-vandenbosch, I'd prefer this one, without overloading ;-)
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION iif(condition boolean, true_result anyelement, false_result anyelement)
RETURNS anyelement
LANGUAGE SQL
IMMUTABLE PARALLEL SAFE AS
'SELECT CASE WHEN condition THEN true_result ELSE false_result END';
This is using ANYELEMENT instead of TEXT, so it should work with more datatypes without casting/conversion.
Also added immutable and parallel safe to improve performace.
type 'String' is not a subtype of type 'int' of 'index' generally faced when you try to access a value from a map or list where the key or index is expected to be of type int, but you're providing a String (or vice versa). In your code, the problem is likely with how the API response data is being parsed in the fetchSertifikasi method.
Possible issue can be:
In fetchSertifikasi, you're returning response.data['data'], assuming it contains a list of dynamic objects (like maps). However, in your main project, the data field might not have the expected structure, or some fields (e.g., id_sertifikasi) might not have the correct data type (e.g., being a String instead of an int).
Debuging steps
Step 1: Log the response from the API to see its exact structure and confirm data types.
Step 2: Ensure Consistent Data Types
If the API is returning id_sertifikasi as a String instead of int, you should modify how you handle this data.
Step 3: Check JSON Parsing
If you expect specific data types from the API, use a model class to parse and validate the JSON
According to my textbook, two processes must have two pipes to achieve two-way communication.
For the parent and child processes, this should also be true.
@Jonas thanks for the suggestion. This is my updated code and test ran successfully.
public async Task CreateTransaction_OnSuccess_ReturnStatusCode200()
{
//Arrange
var mockTransactionService = new Mock<ITransactionService>();
var transactionRequest = TransactionFixture.CreateTransaction();
var transactionResponse = new TransactionResDto { Status = true };
mockTransactionService.Setup(service => service.CreateTransactionAsync(It.IsAny<TransactionReqDto>()))
.ReturnsAsync(transactionResponse);
var mockTransactionController = new TransactionController(mockTransactionService.Object);
//Act
var result = (OkObjectResult) await mockTransactionController.CreateTransaction(TransactionFixture.CreateTransaction());
//Assert
result.Should().BeOfType<OkObjectResult>();
}
From Spring Boot version 3.0 and above, Java 8 is no longer supported. If you wish to use Java 8, you must use Spring Boot version 2.x or earlier. Below is a compatibility list of Spring Boot versions and their supported Java versions:
Spring Boot Version Compatible Java Versions
[1.x spring supports 6, 7, 8 version of java]
[2.x spring supports 8, 9, 10, 11, 17 version of java ]
[3.x spring supports 17 and above version of java ]
Another reminder that was tripping me up. If you don't put:
'order' => 'ASC',
in there, it won't perform the orderby. You can of course also do a DESC, but the direction must be stated. Was confused by this because in normal SQL, the ASC/DESC is optional and defaulted to ASC.
IORW allows to do both write-and-read in one call,
if you need to pass params for the "read" operation , the ioctl alllows you to pass a struct with BOTH the params by "write" , and then do a "read" to pass data from kernel to user.
i.e. the kernel code will do "copy from user" + preare the data + "copy to user".
Also read/write are blocking , only one thread can call it , i think ioctl can be called by multiple user threads, same as poll()
Your code causes an issue because the initialization of MailMessage and its properties occurs directly within the class scope, which is not allowed. Instead, this should be done within a method, like Main() or another function.
Class-level statements in C# can only declare fields and methods.
Django is a Python web development framework used for full-stack web applications, including both front-end and back-end.
Django Rest Framework (DRF) is a library built on top of Django specializes in simplifying the process of building robust APIs.Django is a Python web development framework used for full-stack web applications, including both front-end and back-end.
Django Rest Framework (DRF) is a library built on top of Django specializes in simplifying the process of building robust APIs. It allows you to reuse chunks of code instead of reinventing the wheel. It also nudges you to write better, cleaner, and less error-prone code.
REST (Representational State Transfer) refers to an architectural style for designing networked applications.
API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of rules that allows one software application to interact with another.
In short: Django is for web development. Django Rest Framework is for building REST APIs in Django, making it easier and more efficient than doing so with regular Django alone.
So in my situation in case anyone ever comes across this. For purposes of security, I created a seperate user to purely run my nextjs application. Additionally I sought such a third party application out to run it in the background since when i would run
npm run dev nohup&
this would ultimately fail due to the background services unable to "access" the application files due to ownership being given to the created account. I say this because this ultimately would made pm2 produce failed commands and unable to actually start the nextjs server. Long story short I ended up updating permissions on the folder itself and was able to get this working with
pm2 start "npm run dev" --name "nextjs server"
and whenever I need to check logs i do
pm2 logs "nexjs server"
if i update files sometimes it automatically propagates when i use git but sometimes it does not so you can do
pm2 restart "nextjs server"
or
pm2 stop "nextjs server"
pm2 start "nextjs server"
Dont forget!
sometimes you need to do maintenance and restart server. run
pm2 save
and it will save the processes you are running cause I imagine your running some kind of backend as well.
I know this was probably more then you needed but the other commands did not work to get my nextjs going and if your running into same issues maybe this will help you!
2.Rebuild the Project: After confirming the CMakeLists.txt is correct, rebuild the project by running:
Code:
python setup.py build
3.Ensure Correct Python Version: Verify that the Python version used in your virtual environment matches the one used during the build process (python --version).
4.Check the Build Output: After rebuilding, check the output directory for the .pyd file (e.g., cmake_example.cp311-win_amd64.pyd) and make sure it's in your Python path (e.g., same directory as the test script). Then run the test again.
I installed awx operator in aks, it's working, but I have issue with env variables injected by aks.
even though I added the no_proxy env with ENV in my Containerfile, AKS overrirde my values.
You have idea how can I force env variables to automation-job pod created by awx when a playbook is runnging by awx.??
Some testing frameworks, like JUnit, might mark a test as passed or failed prematurely if there are incorrect assertions or missing verifications.
Ensure:
Assertions and verifications are placed correctly.
The test doesn’t conclude after testing the first function.
According to MaterialIconsUrlProvider.kt, the icons are bundled in jar and loaded from "images/material/icons/". Not sure which jar actually contains it, though. I couldn't find it in current version or any old version I downloaded.
After a commit at 2020-01-16, they support loading it from sdk, so now it's all in Sdk/icons/material.
