Launching lib\main.dart on Android SDK built for x86 in debug mode...
main.dart:1
Parameter format not correct -
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':app:processDebugGoogleServices'.
File google-services.json is missing. The Google Services Plugin cannot function without it.
Searched Location:
C:\Users\DELL\Desktop\ahmed1\student management\android\app\src\debug\google-services.json
C:\Users\DELL\Desktop\ahmed1\student management\android\app\src\google-services.json
Add the ?v=1.1 to the index.html file and update the version as needed and it will do the job. I used it for Flutter web and for others !DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Your App Title</title> <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css?v=1.1"> </head> <body> <script src="app.js?v=1.1"></script> </body> </html> ?v=1.1" add this to stylesheet and js file
I am facing similar issue, and when I appended "voip" to the app bundle (e.g., bundleID.voip), the server-side error changed from 500 to 200, indicating success. However, I am still not receiving the VOIP push notifications in my app.
These are excellent best practices for incorporating SQL queries in Python projects. They provide a robust foundation for building scalable and maintainable code. Here’s a brief summary of each point, along with some additional insights:
Separate SQL Files/Directory: Storing SQL queries in a dedicated directory (queries/ or sql/) keeps the project organized. Clear file naming (e.g., create_table.sql, fetch_data.sql) ensures quick access to specific queries.
Dynamic Query Loading: Using a function like load_query to read from .sql files keeps Python code uncluttered and focuses Python scripts on logic rather than SQL syntax.
You can have a look at the DNS Firewall.
For me it provided the best tradeoff between easy configuration and a acceptable level of security.
A good tutorial can be found here
Do not use overflow: hidden property for below two. that will hide the -webkit-slider-thumb.
input[type='range']
input[type='range']::-webkit-slider-runnable-track
Here is a simple base R implementation, see my comment for details.
I will leave it to you to work out a version which works well with {dplyr} syntax. The data masking is different. "dplyr-style" is close to subset().
If you need assistance, do not hesitate to comment.
You are required to include the specified icon library (even when using the default icons from Material Design Icons
). This can be done by including a CDN link or importing the icon library into your application.
npm install @mdi/font -D
And then then add to the src/plugins/vuetify.js
import '@mdi/font/css/materialdesignicons.css' // Ensure you are using css-loader
import { createVuetify } from 'vuetify'
export default createVuetify({
icons: {
defaultSet: 'mdi', // This is already the default value - only for display purposes
},
})
In iOS development, when the debugger takes you directly into the lower-level code (such as assembly) that may be inherent to a particular system or native code, while using the breakpoints and the "Skip Over" functionality, albeit inadvertently. The iOS debugger is not highly effective in mapping the high-level function calls and sometimes, Android makes the process easier. It is possible to get to the following function call, like in Android, by, for example, using the command "Step Over" (F6) instead of "Skip Over," and in this way staying within the high-level code thereby avoiding assembly. Moreover, you can set breakpoints precisely at the onset points of the next function to be called, or "Step Into" (F7) to do careful navigating through the function call chain, step-by-step. If you are still seeing architecture code surprisingly, perhaps because of debugging optimizations or the uses of system-level codes, which are harder to be stepped through.
Reading the documentation shows that Before you provision a server for the first time, you should add your SSH keys to your account. You can do this from the your accounts SSH Keys page in the Forge dashboard.
So you need to go to the copy you public key from you computer and the paste into the Forge ssh add key session, once this is added and saved, and you go back to tableplus to use the database link it then becomes a breeze at this point. Documentation can be found here: https://forge.laravel.com/docs/accounts/ssh.html[enter image description here]1
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I know this is old, but stumbled here when googling for the issue. The approach mentioned by @Ch'nycos actually works here:
One can use the 'finished' event to turn the positions into static coordinates. So the basic approach (we use this in a Vue-Echarts setting, so all the 'this' references refer to the Vue component data):
on_finished: function() {
// getting the coordinate data from the rendered graph:
const model = this.chart.getModel()
const series = model.getSeriesByIndex(0);
const nodeData = series.getData();
// set the active layout to 'none' to avoid force updating:
this.active_layout = 'none'
// loop over node data to set the coordinates to the fixed node Data
this.graph_data.nodes.forEach((node, nodenum) => {
[node.x, node.y] = nodeData.getItemLayout(nodenum)
})
}
As of WordPress 6.7 SCRIPT_DEBUG, true enables the React StrictMode.
This causes an js-error which breaks the block(s).
Just set define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', false); in your wp-config.php as a temporary workaround. As mentiond here the ACF-Team should is working on a permanent fix.
In this case some of the workspace file and git metadata files were on a cloud drive (i.e., One Drive) which seemed to cause some conflicting access issues.
As mentioned, make sure and commit or stash any changes to avoid any lose
May also need to close and reopen any Visual Studio code terminals if in use.
From filesystem the .git/rebase-merge folder was deleted then git rebase --quit (or --abort) doesn't find it and then finished.
After a lot of searching I found a plugin that was built on the same framework as the Tao Schedule Update and works just as easily--Content Update Scheduler. If you need to schedule changes to an already-published page without a lot of hoops to jump through, this is what you are looking for.
Yes, you can use bitwise operations in TypeScript as a method of converting floating-point numbers to integers! The bitwise OR operation (| 0) is commonly used to truncate a floating-point number to an integer.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like this is possible based on the AttachArtifactMojo and Artifact source code. The attachArtifact method they use always expects a type.
The best alternative is to use the maven-assembly-plugin to package your executable and install/deploy a tarball.
@Kushal Billaiya's solution didn't work for me, as it overrides existing manifestPlaceholders. What I did instead was the following:
First, still set your Google Maps API Key as an environment variable named MAPS_API_KEY. I do this via the run configuration, but other ways exist.
Then in the android/app/build.gradle file (Important: There are 2 build.gradle files. You want the one inside the android > app folder), add one line to the defaultConfig:
Do you have an all-in-one setup or a distributed setup?
If its a distributed setup, you will see some logs in the gateway instance whenever an API is deployed in the Gateway. If you do not see such logs that means that API deploy notification is not sent to the gateway properly from the control plane. This could happen if the event_listening_endpoints available under eventhub config isnot properly defined in the deployment.toml of the gateway.
Please note that the above is a sample configuration taken from the WSO2 docs. But if you have a distributed setup, you need to have this configuration in the gateway to connect the gateway to the control plane to receive notifications. Please refer the official documentation [1] for more info on this.
This issue should not be ideally there if you have an all-in-one setup. But you can still check the hostnames and verify whether something is wrong there.
Another thing you can do is restarting the gateway to see whether the issue is resolved. If that is the case, you can narrow it down as an issue with the notification sending between the gateway and the control plane.
Nowadays you can set GIT_SUBMODULE_UPDATE_FLAGS: --remote in your gitlab ci file. This will check out the latest tip of your branch defined in .gitmodules.
Since you're using a FIPS yubikey, you need to use FIPS algorithms. Try generating an ssh key using rsa or ecdsa instead.
Solution source? I run fips openshift clusters, and our authentication to github using deploykeys fails unless we use fips compatible ciphers (rsa/ecdsa).
Microsoft Excel can’t force comma formatting across different regions, because it relies on each user’s system locale for number formats, so it's not possible to force a certain comma style from the Highcharts side.
If you are packaging Requests, e.g., for a Linux distribution or a managed
environment, you can change the definition of where() to return a separately
packaged CA bundle
It is solution also when using @JsonFormat to parse date:
@JsonFormat(shape = JsonFormat.Shape.STRING, pattern = "dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss")
private Date scheduledTime;
when default constructor is not provided then default parser for date is used and default patterns (but are provided @AllArgsConstructor and getters/setters). What is interesting it works during serialization, but not during deserialization. If you want to avoid manual ObjectMapper configuration then provide default constructor for the class, I suppose that @Andreas answer is coupled also with this issue.
Colorgram picks whites and greys from images with white background. To avoid I used a simple color_check :D
import colorgram as cg
color_list = cg.extract("image.jpg", 30)
color_palette = []
# from stackoverflow
for i in range(len(color_list)):
r = color_list[i].rgb.r
g = color_list[i].rgb.g
b = color_list[i].rgb.b
new_color = (r, g, b)
# Remove colours close to RGB 255 to exclude background grays
colorcheck = r+g+b
# set sensitivity 600-700
if colorcheck < 700:
color_palette.append(new_color)
print(color_palette)
"Sync with Active Document" wouldn't work for any of the files in the TestFolder folder. Commenting that bit out seems to make it work again.
Obviously in certain cases that bit might be there for a reason so just deleting it might not be the proper solution so whoever might be reading this, you have to be the judge of that obviously.
Just writing this answer down just in case someone is having a similar problem, 'cause I definitely was getting annoyed for a long time because of this.
Add @ref="GridRef" to the SfGrid, and then call GridRef.PreventRender(false); in the places when you need to refresh the template (some onValuechange etc). This issue is caused by the Syncfusion team trying to optimize performance.(they are preventing rendering for those changes)
I have encountered the same problem right now.
If you're having trouble building and accessing the dependency in your Flutter plugin project, here are some steps that could help:
1- Double-check Dependency Inclusion: Ensure the dependency's group:artifact:version string is correct. Any typo here would cause build issues.
2- Build and Sync Gradle Files: Sometimes, simply syncing and rebuilding can solve issues with using android studio
Run flutter clean in the project root.
Go to the Android directory in your plugin project and run
./gradlew clean followed by ./gradlew build.
3- Dependency Scope: Ensure that your dependency is being imported in the correct scope in your plugin code. You may need to import the SDK in the plugin’s main class, typically located under android/src/main/kotlin.
4- Ensure Compatibility: Make sure that the dependency is compatible with the SDK version and min SDK version in your build.gradle.
5- Examine Build Output: Sometimes, the error messages in the build output provide clues. Check for specific error lines indicating missing classes, incompatible Java versions, or build process issues.
Try to use markerGroupRef.current as effect hook dependency.
useEffect(() => {
if(markerGroupRef.current) {
//here I want to access a method called getBounds() which is in the markerGroupRef.current object
//but markerGroupRef.current has null value and so it doesn't execute
//when making a save change and react app reloads it has the FeatureGroup class as value as expected
console.log(markerGroupRef.current)
}
}, [markerGroupRef.current])
AWS RDS doesn't provide granular details about the source IP addresses of incoming connections directly within the console.
However you could try few indirect methods like -
Enable VPC Flow Logs: If you have Configured VPC Flow Logs for the VPC where your RDS instance resides,This will capture information about network traffic, including source and destination IP addresses, port numbers, and protocol.
Check Ingress rules : Ingress rules of the security group associated with your RDS instance will reveal the IP address ranges that are allowed to connect to the database.
Minimum deployment target
2.Inside Xcode -> Device and Simulator tab -> Select any simulator ->
-> See details of simulator -> Inside details check for "Show run destination" --> Make it "Always" instead of "Automatic".
When using VB6 (Visual Basic 6) with ADODB Recordsets to display Chinese characters, it is common for the characters to appear as garbled text (like ?????? or ñ’è). This typically happens because the proper character encoding is not being used or handled correctly. Here's how you can address this issue:
1. Set the Correct Character Set in the Database
Ensure that your database is configured to store Chinese characters using an encoding like UTF-8 or GB2312. If the database is using a different encoding, you will need to either:
Update the encoding in the database schema.
Ensure the data is correctly encoded when inserted.
2. Configure ADODB to Handle Unicode
In VB6, ADODB's Recordset may not handle Unicode data properly unless the correct character set is specified. Here are the steps to ensure proper handling:
Use the Connection object's Charset property to specify the correct character encoding.
For example, if you're connecting to a MySQL database, you would set the charset to UTF-8:
For SQL Server, ensure that the column data type supports Unicode (NVARCHAR instead of VARCHAR).
3. Setting the Locale in VB6
If your data comes from a text source (e.g., a file or external service), ensure that the locale in VB6 is set to support Chinese characters:
Use SetLocale to configure the correct locale if you're working with Chinese text data in your application.
SetLocale "zh-CN" ' Simplified Chinese locale
4. Ensure Font Support
Make sure that the font you're using in the VB6 form or control supports Chinese characters. Common fonts like SimSun or Microsoft YaHei should display Chinese characters correctly.
5. ADODB Recordset Handling
After configuring the connection and locale, make sure you're retrieving and displaying the data correctly:
Use the GetString method of the Recordset object to retrieve data as a string:
strData = rs.GetString(adClipString)
Ensure that your data-binding or display logic is set up to handle the text correctly.
6. Consider Using Unicode
If your application needs to support a wide range of characters, consider upgrading to VB.NET where Unicode support is native, or use a third-party library to handle encoding conversions.
Troubleshooting
If Chinese characters still don't display properly, double-check the database settings, connection properties, and ensure you're using the appropriate Unicode fonts.
You may also need to use additional libraries or components that specifically handle international characters, such as Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server.
By ensuring proper character encoding at both the database level and within your VB6 application, you should be able to display Chinese characters correctly in ADODB Recordsets.
Let me know if you need more detailed steps or examples for a specific database (like MySQL or SQL Server).
The "buckets" you provide are actually boundaries. When you provide 1, 2 and 3, then you get the buckets ~1, 1~2, 2~3, 3~
So, zero would be placed in your first bucket. The upper boundary is inclusive, while the lower boundary is exclusive. This is why the tag for the bucket is le (less equal) with the value of this tag being the upper boundary of the bucket.
the ages are the original values. The select-expression of <xsl:variable name="older-children" /> however seems to reference the maps inside the $children-variable, at least when looking at the code at face-value:
Although it is supposedly undocumented by Microsoft (or possibly a bug in Azure App Service), I added the following statement to my startup script:
cp /home/site/wwwroot/<path to your custom ini>/<custom ini>.ini /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/extensions.ini
Setting the PHP_INI_SCAN_DIR environment variable was not enough to customize the PHP settings. Therefore, I had to manually copy the ini file to the PHP settings location.
As data: belongs to standard, so I decided to keep it as it is, and in the client, it can replace that data: by empty string when it received the message.
Length Comparison: The number with more digits is guaranteed to be larger. So, if one string is longer than the other, it is the larger number.
Lexicographical Comparison: If the two numbers have the same length,
we can compare them lexicographically (i.e., just as we compare
normal strings), because for two strings of the same length, the one that is lexicographically greater is the numerically greater number.
I went with DavidMoye's approach (but using defaults channel instead) to update the base env for Anaconda 2020.07
conda update -n base -c defaults --all
## Package Plan ##
environment location: C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3
The following packages will be downloaded:
package | build
---------------------------|-----------------
conda-env-2.6.0 | haa95532_1 3 KB
navigator-updater-0.5.1 | py38haa95532_0 2.3 MB
------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 2.3 MB
The following packages will be UPDATED:
navigator-updater 0.2.1-py38_0 --> 0.5.1-py38haa95532_0
The following packages will be DOWNGRADED:
conda-env 2.6.0-1 --> 2.6.0-haa95532_1
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change the version you used in the implementation to earlier version - i used 6.0.3 - , if you have the same error you might uses a package that implements the version 6.1.0 -in my case it was "usb-serial-0.5.2" -, so you need to change the version in the package build gradle too,
go to your project on android studio => external libraries => Flutter plugins=> the package ,and change the version from dependencies as you did with the build gradle file of your project
Implementing ShowDialogAsync() as in @noseratio's answer is fine for many scenarios.
Still, a drawback for time-consuming computational background-work is that cancellation of the dialog (i.e. form.Close()) will just close the dialog right away, before the background-work can be completed or cancelled.
In my scenario, this caused non-respondance of the main application for a few seconds, as cancelling the background-work took a while.
To solve this, the dialog cancellation must be delayed/refused until the work is really done/cancelled yet (i.e. finally is reached). On the other hand, a closing attempt should notify observers about the desired cancellation, which can be realized with a CancellationToken. The token can then be used to cancel the work by ThrowIfCancellationRequested(), throwing an OperationCanceledException, which can be handled within a dedicated catch statement.
There are a few ways how this can be realized, however I preferred using(Disposable) over the roughly equivalent try/finally.
public static class AsyncFormExtensions
{
/// <summary>
/// Asynchronously shows the form as non-blocking dialog box
/// </summary>
/// <param name="form">Form</param>
/// <returns>One of the DialogResult values</returns>
public static async Task<DialogResult> ShowDialogAsync(this Form form)
{
// ensure being asynchronous (important!)
await Task.Yield();
if (form.IsDisposed)
{
return DialogResult.Cancel;
}
return form.ShowDialog();
}
/// <summary>
/// Show a non-blocking dialog box with cancellation support while other work is done.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="form">Form</param>
/// <returns>Non-blocking disposable dialog</returns>
public static DisposableDialog DisposableDialog(this Form form)
{
return new DisposableDialog(form);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Non-blocking disposable dialog box with cancellation support
/// </summary>
public class DisposableDialog : IAsyncDisposable
{
private Form _form;
private FormClosingEventHandler _closingHandler;
private CancellationTokenSource _cancellationTokenSource;
/// <summary>
/// Propagates notification that dialog cancelling was requested
/// </summary>
public CancellationToken CancellationToken => _cancellationTokenSource.Token;
/// <summary>
/// Awaitable result of ShowDialogAsync
/// </summary>
protected Task<DialogResult> ResultAsync { get; }
/// <summary>
/// Indicates the return value of the dialog box
/// </summary>
public DialogResult Result { get; set; } = DialogResult.None;
/// <summary>
/// Show a non-blocking dialog box with cancellation support while other work is done.
///
/// Form.ShowDialogAsync() is used to yield a non-blocking async task for the dialog.
/// Closing the form directly with Form.Close() is prevented (by cancelling the event).
/// Instead, a closing attempt will notify the CancellationToken about the desired cancellation.
/// By utilizing the token to throw an OperationCanceledException, the work can be terminated.
/// This then causes the desired (delayed) closing of the dialog through disposing.
/// </summary>
public DisposableDialog(Form form)
{
_form = form;
_cancellationTokenSource = new CancellationTokenSource();
_closingHandler = new FormClosingEventHandler((object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e) => {
// prevent closing the form
e.Cancel = true;
// Store the desired result as the form withdraws it because of "e.Cancel=true"
Result = form.DialogResult;
// notify about the cancel request
_cancellationTokenSource.Cancel();
});
form.FormClosing += _closingHandler;
ResultAsync = _form.ShowDialogAsync();
}
/// <summary>
/// Disposes/closes the dialog box
/// </summary>
/// <returns>Awaitable task</returns>
public async ValueTask DisposeAsync()
{
if (Result == DialogResult.None)
{
// default result on sucessful completion (would become DialogResult.Cancel otherwise)
Result = DialogResult.OK;
}
// Restore the dialog result as set in the closing attempt
_form.DialogResult = Result;
_form.FormClosing -= _closingHandler;
_form.Close();
await ResultAsync;
}
}
Usage example:
private async Task<int> LoadDataAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
{
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
// do some work
await Task.Delay(500);
// if required, this will raise OperationCanceledException to quit the dialog after each work step
cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested();
}
return 42;
}
private async void ExampleEventHandler(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var progressForm = new Form();
var dialog = progressForm.DisposableDialog();
// show the dialog asynchronously while another task is performed
await using (dialog)
{
try
{
// do some work, the token must be used to cancel the dialog by throwing OperationCanceledException
var data = await LoadDataAsync(dialog.CancellationToken);
}
catch (OperationCanceledException ex)
{
// Cancelled
}
}
}
I've created a Github Gist for the code with a full example.
first step when your archive build is successful then the modal will show where you validate the app.
here if the erros comes like
Invalid Executable. The executable '***.app/FBSDKCoreKit/FBSDKCoreKit.framework/hermes' contains bitcode. (ID: 37fb02b5-0173-4c01-8d79-88a9cf6a33d8)
then you have to do, how you can handle this just do copy this from your error and placed in the below solution
All the lines in framework_paths are errors that come when I try to validate or upload the build. So most people face issue here that they don't know how to find the path of this framework, So you don't need to find it using commands.You can just use this template and if in your case different frameworks causing this bitCode error then just simply replace them. In my case if I receive the error of hermes-engine then what I will do I simply copy this from xcode and replace it
here I replace FBSDKCoreKit ---> hermes-engine
FBSDKCoreKit.xcframework ---> hermes-engine.xcframework
FBSDKCoreKit.framework ---> hermes-engine.framework
FBSDKCoreKit ---> hermes-engine
In this way you can solve this error. So finally what you have to write in pod file
replace this code portion
react_native_post_install(
installer,
# Set `mac_catalyst_enabled` to `true` in order to apply patches
# necessary for Mac Catalyst builds
:mac_catalyst_enabled => false
)
__apply_Xcode_12_5_M1_post_install_workaround(installer)
Have you tried To integrate Kafka with Cassandra, the inegration can leverage the power of Kafka Streams and the DataStax Java Driver for Cassandra? This combination allows to efficiently stream data from Kafka and store it in Cassandra.
Up to Get-PSSession | Disconnect-PSSession command is ferfectly working. But Remove-PSSession is again making delay.
WARNING: The network connection to computer.domain has been interrupted. Attempting to reconnect for up to 4 minutes...
WARNING: Attempting to reconnect to computer.domain .
WARNING: The reconnection attempt to computer.domain failed. Attempting to disconnect the session. WARNING: Computer computer.domain has been successfully disconnected.
The key here which I'd completely ignored until now and which it looks like you may have mis-typed is that the port is 8080 (you have 8008?). Here's my fullmosquitto.conf file contents:
I probably need to add 0.0.0.0 to the second line for consistency - or remove it from line 1, but it works and, frankly, after days of hitting a brick wall, I can now connect using the ws:// protocol.
I didn't get the (wrong) start time + 3 hours, which would put the event at the correct date. Instead I now get the correct date and time, including the deviation from UTC time as 'GMT+0100'. This is what I originally wanted.
Maybe adding an amount of time to the result of item.getStartTime() implicitly converts the result to local time???
what @simeon posted above is what I use regularly to compare data between two tables.
Regarding your question on why it is not displaying the results, it could be because its just running the CTEs , we would need to execute the sqls to display the results,for which you can use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE like shown here
