Recently I wanted to use the Aer device but the solution of @roy-elkabetz didn't work for me. Maybe the library has changed the name of the package or the way you should import it.

After a little bit of search I found the working solution:

First, Install the "pennylane_qiskit" package by running:

!pip install pennylane_qiskit 

Then, import the AerDevice and use it to create your device:

from pennylane_qiskit import AerDevice
dev = AerDevice(wires=4)

The link to the original explanation: Link

I'm not familiar with SDKMan, but this short script in my bin directory works in Linux for me. Hopefully it does so in macOS:

#!/bin/sh

export JAVA_HOME=/home/me/java/jdk-17
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH

From the command line I have to call it this way: . jdk17

I know, this is a quite old post. However, here a very simple thing which helped in my case: In Spyder, you can click Run > Configuration per file, which will give you plenty of options in where your Spyder-IDE-Script is launched. I used the option "Execute in an external system terminal" - same effect as described in the other answer, but very simple to execute.

The custom build mentioned by Ostkontentitan has not been updated in many years. Here is a way to pinch-zoom the canvas with later versions. I did this using Fabric.js 5.3.1:

Before I go into detail please be aware there are two ways you can do this, either by re-drawing the canvas content or by scaling the canvas using CSS transform: scale(). The latter is vastly more performant.

I made a demo comparing drag and zoom using Fabric.js versus using CSS transform: https://codepen.io/Fjonan/pen/azoWXWJ

Since you requested it I will go into detail on how to do it using Fabric.js native functions although I recommend looking into CSS transform.

Setup something like this:

<canvas id=canvas>
</canvas>

For touch events we have to attach our own event listeners since Fabric.js does not (yet) support touch events as part of their handled listeners.

Fabric.js will create its own wrapper element canvas-container which I access here using canvas.wrapperEl.

const canvas = new fabric.Canvas("canvas",{
  allowTouchScrolling: false,
  // …
})

let pinchCenter,
    initialDistance

canvas.wrapperEl.addEventListener('touchstart', pinchCanvasStart)    
canvas.wrapperEl.addEventListener('touchmove', pinchCanvas)

/**
 * Save the distance between the touch points when starting the pinch
 */
function pinchCanvasStart(event) {
  if (event.touches.length !== 2) {
    return
  }
    
  initialDistance = getPinchDistance(event.touches[0], event.touches[1])
}

/**
 * Start pinch-zooming the canvas
 */
function pinchCanvas(event) {
  if (event.touches.length !== 2) {
    return
  }

  setPinchCenter(event.touches[0], event.touches[1])

  const currentDistance = getPinchDistance(event.touches[0], event.touches[1])
  let scale = (currentDistance / initialDistance).toFixed(2)
  scale = 1 + (scale - 1) / 20 // slows down scale from pinch

  zoomCanvas(scale * canvas.getZoom(), pinchCenter)
}

/**
 * Zoom the canvas content using fabric JS
 */
function zoomCanvas(zoom, aroundPoint) {
  canvas.zoomToPoint(aroundPoint, zoom)
  canvas.renderAll()
}

/**
 * Putting touch point coordinates into an object
 */
function getPinchCoordinates(touch1, touch2) {
  return {
    x1: touch1.clientX,
    y1: touch1.clientY,
    x2: touch2.clientX,
    y2: touch2.clientY,
  }
}

/**
 * Returns the distance between two touch points
 */
function getPinchDistance(touch1, touch2) {
  const coord = getPinchCoordinates(touch1, touch2)
  return Math.sqrt(Math.pow(coord.x2 - coord.x1, 2) + Math.pow(coord.y2 - coord.y1, 2))
}
  
/**
 * Pinch center around wich the canvas will be scaled/zoomed
 */
function setPinchCenter(touch1, touch2) {    
  const coord = getPinchCoordinates(touch1, touch2)

  const currentX = (coord.x1 + coord.x2) / 2
  const currentY = (coord.y1 + coord.y2) / 2
    
  pinchCenter = {
    x: currentX,
    y: currentY,
  }    
}

You can easily add zoom with mouse wheel as well adding this:

canvas.on('mouse:wheel', zoomCanvasMouseWheel)

/**
 * Zoom canvas when user used mouse wheel
 */
function zoomCanvasMouseWheel(event) {
  const delta = event.e.deltaY
  let zoom = canvas.getZoom()

  zoom *= 0.999 ** delta
  const point = {x: event.e.offsetX, y: event.e.offsetY}
    
  zoomCanvas(zoom, point)
}

Again, this is a very expensive way to handle zoom and drag since it forces Fabric.js to re-render the content on every frame. Even when limiting the event calls using throttle you will not get smooth performance especially on mobile devices. Consider using an alternative method with CSS transform as I have described in this answer.

Instead of using MQQueueConnectionFactory MQConnectionFactory resolves the issue.

MQConnectionFactory mqQueueConnectionFactory = mqConnectionFactoryFactory.createConnectionFactory(MQConnectionFactory.class);

<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.js"></script>

$(document).on('keypress', function(e){
    if(e.which == 13){
        e.preventDefault;
        console.log('323');
    }
});

It would be more precise if you add a screenshot of 'trace'.

Check if Camera- Environment- Background Type is set to Uninitialized. Change it to Solid Color or Skybox might solve your problem.

This trigger is automatically created when using SignalR or SQL table dependency for real-time synchronization. We cannot identify which one is currently being used. We have an option to check the trigger at certain intervals and then place the new trigger there and remove the old one. I don't know how accurate this will be, it's a guess solution.

You can simply install scrapy-contrib-bigexporter to directly save to parquet from Scrapy: https://github.com/ZuInnoTe/scrapy-contrib-bigexporters

It supports parquet, orc and avro. It has a couple of configuration options that allow you to be flexible (e.g. automatic inference of schema, compression etc.).

See here also an example on how to use parquet: https://github.com/ZuInnoTe/scrapy-contrib-bigexporters/tree/main/examples/quotes_parquet

I tried the first answer literally; the first 3 commands worked but the last one leads to following error: Set-AuthenticodeSignature: Cannot bind parameter 'Certificate'. Cannot convert value "Cert:\LocalMachine\Root\5B23597B139C09A75DE9BA4F9DA5A4691EDB338B" to type "System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2". Error: "Die Syntax für den Dateinamen, Verzeichnisnamen oder die Datenträgerbezeichnung ist falsch." (Note that there is no error at all in the .ps1 path, between "") The same errors occurred when I added the flags -filepath and -Certificate Thus, Self-Signing appears to work only for the administrator himself. The only solution to allow other users to run the adm's selfsigned .ps1 seems to be setting ExecutionPolicy to unrestricted…

Additionally to @Marco's answer, if you have a kendo drop down list that you only want to enable on Add,and not on Edit, you can also use the onEdit event handler like this (typeScript code) :

public onEdit = (e) => {
  if (!e.model.isNew()) {
    var region = e.container.find("input[name='City']").data('kendoDropDownList');
    region.enable(false);
  }
}

In my case I messed up with configuration values:

schema_config.configs.object_store was set to file_system instead of s3

I would recommend you read up on laravel factories. This has a much better and dynamic approach to seeding your table.

Try deleting the hidden .vs folder in your solution directory and it will reset your project profile for visual studio. After that it should fix the issue.

If you want the source out of the event arg you have to set it the right type : it has to be a RoutedEventArgs instead.

Go to Setting => update and security => For developers, change from Microsoft store appss to Developer mode, then try again

Drawing on the answer of "B_26_Gaurav Joshi"

If you agree naming of your incoming files as YYYYMMDD you can find the latest by NAME rather than by Last Modified. The name often indicates the most recently updated in a batch of files that may have arrived in a random order.

Then use the same technique as "B_26_Gaurav Joshi" outlines but with file name segments rather than modified dates to sort for the latest data point.

BUT - there is a problem both with this solution and the overall idea of a sort. Every day the folder gets bigger and the sort is slower. I am seeing > 15 minutes for 4000+ files.

The further solution is to archive some files (ha obviously) or if you want them all on hand use a modified date filter in the Get Metadata so you are only looking at receipts for the last few days and progress only those into the sort. Effectively using both techniques together for the optimum result :/

i hope my answer will help you so i had similar issue with this and i solved by putting the css inside tag and it's working fine also if you use some sort of fonts you need to install fonts and put them inside the storage/fonts and load them using @font in css

It sounds like you're facing an issue where OnInitializedAsync is called twice when you directly hit the URL in the browser, but only once when navigating using a link. This is likely due to how the component is being instantiated in both scenarios, particularly with regard to how Blazor handles page navigation and re-renders.

In Blazor, when you navigate to a page via a URL directly (e.g., you refresh the page or type the URL directly into the browser), Blazor may re-initialize the component multiple times due to a few potential causes, such as component caching, re-rendering behavior, or how OnInitializedAsync is handled in different lifecycle phases.

Laurens code uses a custom build version of Fabric.js that has not been updated in a while (as of December 2024) and is many versions behind. I build my own version of panning and zooming for Fabric 5.3.1 - both with mouse wheel and pinch gesture - using CSS transform which is vastly more performant and then updating the canvas after the zoom ended.

I created a CodePen showing the solution I propose here: https://codepen.io/Fjonan/pen/QwLgEby

I created a second CodePen comparing a pure Fabric.js with CSS transform: https://codepen.io/Fjonan/pen/azoWXWJ (Spoiler: CSS is a lot smoother)

So this is how you can achieve panning and zooming the entire canvas with both mouse and touch.

Setup something like this:

<section class="canvas-wrapper" style="overflow:hidden; position:relative;">
  <canvas id=canvas>
  </canvas>
</section>

Fabric.js will create its own wrapper element canvas-container which I access here using canvas.wrapperEl.

This code handles dragging with mouse:

const wrapper = document.querySelector('.canvas-wrapper')
const canvas = new fabric.Canvas("canvas",{
  allowTouchScrolling: false,
  defaultCursor: 'grab',
  selection: false,
  // …
})
let lastPosX, 
    lastPosY

canvas.on("mouse:down", dragCanvasStart)
canvas.on("mouse:move", dragCanvas)

/**
 * Save reference point from which the interaction started
 */
function dragCanvasStart(event) {
  const evt = event.e || event // fabricJS event or touch event
    
  // save the position you started dragging from
  lastPosX = evt.clientX
  lastPosY = evt.clientY
}

/**
 * Start dragging the canvas using Fabric.js events
 */
function dragCanvas(event) {    
  const evt = event.e || event // fabricJS event or touch event

  // left mouse button is pressed if not a touch event
  if (1 !== evt.buttons && !(evt instanceof Touch)) {
    return
  }
    
  translateCanvas(evt)
}

/**
 * Convert movement to CSS translate which visually moves the canvas
 */
function translateCanvas(event) {    
  const transform = getTransformVals(canvas.wrapperEl)

  let offsetX = transform.translateX + (event.clientX - (lastPosX || 0))
  let offsetY = transform.translateY + (event.clientY - (lastPosY || 0))

  const viewBox = wrapper.getBoundingClientRect()

  canvas.wrapperEl.style.transform = `translate(${tVals.translateX}px, ${tVals.translateY}px) scale(${transform.scaleX})`

  lastPosX = event.clientX
  lastPosY = event.clientY
}

/**
 * Get relevant style values for the given element
 * @see https://stackoverflow.com/a/64654744/13221239
 */
function getTransformVals(element) {
  const style = window.getComputedStyle(element)
  const matrix = new DOMMatrixReadOnly(style.transform)    
  return {
    scaleX: matrix.m11,
    scaleY: matrix.m22,
    translateX: matrix.m41,
    translateY: matrix.m42,
    width: element.getBoundingClientRect().width,
    height: element.getBoundingClientRect().height,
  }
}

And this code will handle mouse zoom:

let touchZoom
canvas.on('mouse:wheel', zoomCanvasMouseWheel)

// after scaling transform the CSS to canvas zoom so it does not stay blurry
// @see https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.15#debounce
const debouncedScale2Zoom = _.debounce(canvasScaleToZoom, 1000) 

/**
 * Zoom canvas when user used mouse wheel
 */
function zoomCanvasMouseWheel(event) {
  const delta = event.e.deltaY
  let zoom = touchZoom

  zoom *= 0.999 ** delta
  const point = {x: event.e.offsetX, y: event.e.offsetY}
    
  scaleCanvas(zoom, point)
  debouncedScale2Zoom()
}

/**
 * Convert zoom to CSS scale which visually zooms the canvas
 */
function scaleCanvas(zoom, aroundPoint) {
  const tVals = getTransformVals(canvas.wrapperEl)
  const scaleFactor = tVals.scaleX / touchZoom * zoom

  canvas.wrapperEl.style.transformOrigin = `${aroundPoint.x}px ${aroundPoint.y}px`
  canvas.wrapperEl.style.transform = `translate(${tVals.translateX}px, ${tVals.translateY}px) scale(${scaleFactor})`

  touchZoom = zoom
}

/**
 * Converts CSS transform to Fabric.js zoom so the blurry image gets sharp 
 */
function canvasScaleToZoom() {    
  const transform = getTransformVals(canvas.wrapperEl)
  const canvasBox = canvas.wrapperEl.getBoundingClientRect()
  const viewBox = wrapper.getBoundingClientRect()

  // calculate the offset of the canvas inside the wrapper
  const offsetX = canvasBox.x - viewBox.x
  const offsetY = canvasBox.y - viewBox.y

  // we resize the canvas to the scaled values
  canvas.setHeight(transform.height)
  canvas.setWidth(transform.width)
  canvas.setZoom(touchZoom)

  // and reset the transform values
  canvas.wrapperEl.style.transformOrigin = `0px 0px`
  canvas.wrapperEl.style.transform = `translate(${offsetX}px, ${offsetY}px) scale(1)`

  canvas.renderAll()
}

Now for touch events we have to attach our own event listeners since Fabric.js does not (yet) support touch events as part of their regularly handled listeners.

let pinchCenter,
    initialDistance

wrapper.addEventListener('touchstart', (event) => {
  dragCanvasStart(event.targetTouches[0])
  pinchCanvasStart(event)
})
    
wrapper.addEventListener('touchmove', (event) => {      
  dragCanvas(event.targetTouches[0])
  pinchCanvas(event)
})

wrapper.addEventListener('touchend', pinchCanvasEnd)

/**
 * Save the distance between the touch points when starting the pinch
 */
function pinchCanvasStart(event) {
  if (event.touches.length !== 2) {
    return
  }
    
  initialDistance = getPinchDistance(event.touches[0], event.touches[1])
}

/**
 * Start pinch-zooming the canvas
 */
function pinchCanvas(event) {
  if (event.touches.length !== 2) {
    return
  }

  setPinchCenter(event.touches[0], event.touches[1])

  const currentDistance = getPinchDistance(event.touches[0], event.touches[1])
  let scale = (currentDistance / initialDistance).toFixed(2)
  scale = 1 + (scale - 1) / 20 // slows down scale from pinch

  scaleCanvas(scale * touchZoom, pinchCenter)
}

/**
 * Re-Draw the canvas after pinching ended
 */
function pinchCanvasEnd(event) {
  if (2 > event.touches.length) {
    debouncedScale2Zoom()
  }
}

/**
 * Putting touch point coordinates into an object
 */
function getPinchCoordinates(touch1, touch2) {
  return {
    x1: touch1.clientX,
    y1: touch1.clientY,
    x2: touch2.clientX,
    y2: touch2.clientY,
  }
}

/**
 * Returns the distance between two touch points
 */
function getPinchDistance(touch1, touch2) {
  const coord = getPinchCoordinates(touch1, touch2)
  return Math.sqrt(Math.pow(coord.x2 - coord.x1, 2) + Math.pow(coord.y2 - coord.y1, 2))
}
  
/**
 * Pinch center around wich the canvas will be scaled/zoomed
 * takes into account the translation of the container element
 */
function setPinchCenter(touch1, touch2) {    
  const coord = getPinchCoordinates(touch1, touch2)

  const currentX = (coord.x1 + coord.x2) / 2
  const currentY = (coord.y1 + coord.y2) / 2

  const transform = getTransformVals(canvas.wrapperEl)
    
  pinchCenter = {
    x: currentX - transform.translateX,
    y: currentY - transform.translateY,
  }    
}

This effectively moves the canvas inside a wrapper with overflow: hidden and updates the canvas after zoom. Add to it some boundaries to avoid the canvas from being moved out of reach and limit the zoom and you will get a performant way to pan and zoom both for mouse and touch devices. You will find additional quality of life stuff like this in my CodePen demo I left out here to not make it too complicated.

The max-width property does not work effectively for columns in a table when table-layout is fixed is applied. So for that you have to assign width:50px instead of max-width in table row and table header css

When adding an extension using the Quarkus CLI, if you run quarkus extension add <extension> in the deployment module, it will add the runtime dependency by default, not the deployment one. To add the corresponding deployment dependency, you'll need to add it manually in your deployment module’s pom.xml.

For example, add the following to the pom.xml of the deployment module:

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.apache.camel.quarkus</groupId>
    <artifactId>camel-quarkus-rest-openapi-deployment</artifactId>
    <scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

Currently, there is no Quarkus CLI command that automatically adds deployment dependencies, so this step must be done manually.

This row get you the error:

services.Configure<AWSConfiguration>(configuration.GetSection("AWSConfiguration"));

The extension

Configure<TOptions>(this IServiceCollection services, IConfiguration config)

is in NuGet package - Microsoft.Extensions.Options.ConfigurationExtensions. Install it to get your error fixed.

P.S. github link

Use https://jwt.io/ to generate bearer token. Use this: Algorithm: ES256 Header: { "alg": "ES256", "kid": "[your key id]", "typ": "JWT" } Payload: { "iss": "[your issuer id]", "iat": 1734613799, "exp": 1734614999, "aud": "appstoreconnect-v1" } Note that 'exp' should be less than 1200 seconds from 'iat'. Insert your private key as entire text from downloaded p8 file into 'verify signature' field. Copy generated bearer token from the 'encoded' field.

POST https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/authorization use your bearer token. It works for me.

using updatemany instead of update can do the work for non-unique fields

This can be achieved in sqlite with some "creative" use of the right-trim and string replacement functions.

# Table 'files' contain the fullname in the 'file' column
# .mode is set to line for readability

sqlite> SELECT
  file AS fullname,
  RTRIM(file, REPLACE(file, '\', '')) AS parentpath,
  REPLACE(file, 
    RTRIM(file, REPLACE(file, '\', '')),
    '') AS filename
FROM files

  fullname = C:\Users\Public\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music\Nirvana\Last Concert In Japan\16 Smells Like Teen Spirit.mp3
parentpath = C:\Users\Public\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music\Nirvana\Last Concert In Japan\
  filename = 16 Smells Like Teen Spirit.mp3

Why this works? We typically think of rtrim as a function that removes spaces or a specified trim string from the end of the source string. Thus rtrim('abc','c') = ab.

However, it actually is working on a match of any and all characters in any order at the end of both source and trim strings. Thus rtrim('abc','dec') = ab and rtrim('abc','cb') = a.

Knowing that, we first replace the path separators in the file string and rtrim it against the original string. Since only the filename portion matches, it is removed -- giving us the parent path we seek.

We then we then replace the parent path from the original string -- resulting in the filename we seek.

Did you find any solution? I am facing the same problem.

removing .git/index.lock solved it for me.

You are returning wrong data format for script node (https://thingsboard.io/docs/user-guide/rule-engine-2-0/transformation-nodes/#script-transformation-node).

You should get 8 different telemetries by using following script:

// Extract the payload string
var parts = msg.payload.split(",");

// Map the values to telemetry keys
var telemetry = {
    temp: parseFloat(parts[0].trim()),
    humi: parseFloat(parts[1].trim()),
    voci: parseFloat(parts[2].trim()),
    noxi: parseFloat(parts[3].trim()),
    pm10: parseFloat(parts[4].trim()),
    pm25: parseFloat(parts[5].trim()),
    pm40: parseFloat(parts[6].trim()),
    pm100: parseFloat(parts[7].trim())
};

// Return the formatted telemetry
return { msg: telemetry, metadata: metadata, msgType: msgType };

FLAVORS = [ "Banana", "Chocolate", "Lemon", "Pistachio", "Raspberry", "Strawberry", "Vanilla", ] a=FLAVORS for i in a: pass for j in range(a.index(i)+1,len(a)): if i==a[j]: pass else: print(f'{i}, {a[j]}')

I agree that storing large amount of files in a Zip or some sort archive and then unzipping would be ideal, but then you don't get the revisioning and tracking etc of the files like you do in git based project. That aside..

As per @peterduniho suggestion, to bulk change the files in visual studio, if you edit the project file (right click the project root -> "edit project file") in text, then find all your content tags and add a "CopyToOutputDirectory" child node with a value of PreserveNewest, this should change them all at once.

This can of course be done in bulk as a find/replace operation

Find "/>" Replace with "><CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>/>"

Before find replace

<Content Include="GCDS\Customisation\CUIs\Cuix ICONS\2D_to_3D.bmp"/>

After find replace

<Content Include="GCDS\Customisation\CUIs\Cuix ICONS\2D_to_3D.bmp">
  <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
</Content>

For me I converted the timestamp column to character then its solved the issue

 to_char(DELIVERY_DATE, 'DD-MM-YYYY' ) as "DELIVERY DATE"

step:1 => Open your cmd by Run as administrator

step:2 => go to your project path and run Set NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=16384"

step:3 => run project ng serve

Did anyone find a solution to this problem?

As Pine Script executes on historical data only, you cannot directly access future candles. The security() function can be used, however, to reference higher timeframes or other symbols' future candles indirectly, but you should remember that any forecast will be based on past data, not actual future values.

What helped me on Windows 10 was ending the mysqld.exe process in Task Manager and restarting MAMP

It seems like this could be a session-related issue. How is your session configured in the .env file? If the session driver is set to "file", make sure the correct permissions are applied to the storage directory. You can set them using the following command:

chmod -R 775 storage

Also, ensure the correct owner and group are assigned to the directory.

For Backpack, it's crucial to have the APP_URL setting in your .env file configured correctly. Verify that it matches the URL you use to access your application.

After making these adjustments, clear and optimize your application's cache by running the following commands:

php artisan optimize:clear
php artisan basset:clear
php artisan optimize

If the issue persists, check the Laravel error logs (storage/logs/laravel.log) or your server's logs for more details.

Cheers!

This is probably happening because you selected Remote-SSH: Connect to Host... instead of Remote-SSH: Connect Current Window to Host... in the dropdown menu at the top of the window. You should use the former instead — this will keep the remote host connection in window you are currently in.

For me, this worked:

use MongoDB\BSON\Regex;

$qb->field($field)->equals(new Regex($searchTerm));

Probably just dependencies are newer.

Ok, I figured the solution, Posting anyone who might be stuck with similar issue.

1. The token has to be PublicToken NOT InternalToken. This was causing the 401.
2. The objectId passed to the GetManifestAsync has to be the version of the model that was translated, which means, it is not the URN of the file, but the URN of the version itself. Eg: fileURN can be urn:adsk.wipprod:dm.lineage:C34W6MjMRY-ul8uoPhbRyQ, but the version that I am interested in is let's say v1 of this file. Its URN will be something like urn:adsk.wipprod:fs.file:vf.C34W6MjMRY-ul8uoPhbRyQ?versionId=1 So the versionURN needs to be base64 encoded and passed to GetManifestAsync

It seems like the key here is proper memory management. @Jon Spring's solution is perfectly fine. I'd just like to propose doing it with a separate file. For even better memory management, you could write the results to a file incrementally instead of keeping them in memory. Since it's millions of rows for each file, the RAM will be filled up easily. So I guess it would be best to read each file and inner joing it with other_dataset. Then writing it all in one output_file <- "merged_results.txt" which resides outside R on your local drive.

Data quality

Your data quality is quite bad, there are many instances where rows don't even have ids to join with. This will be a big problem, since there will be many to many relationships.

text file structure

How are the text files structured? Will they have headers? Are they comma separated? Do they all have proper ids?

Code

setwd(dirname(rstudioapi::getSourceEditorContext()$path)) # set the current script's location as working directory
library(dplyr)
library(data.table)

user_1<- structure(list(ID2 = c(3481890, 3500406, 3507786, 3507978, 3512641, 3528872, 3546395, 3546395, 3572638, 3578447, 3581236, 3581236, 3581236, 3581236, 3599403, 3602306, 3603380, 3604665, 3612597, 3623200, 3623200), country = c("India", "India", "India", "Israel", "India", "India", "India", "India", "Belgium", "Israel", 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          "India", "India", "India", "India", "India", "India", "United States", 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          "India", "Bulgaria", "India", "India"), id = c(197273, 197273, 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         197273, 197273, 197273)), row.names = 2000000:2000020, class = "data.frame")

user_250<- structure(list(ID2 = c(1000003, 1000004, 1000004, 1000011, 
                                  1000012, 1000012, 1000013, 1000013, 1000014, 1000017, 1000019, 
                                  1000025, 1000042, 1000042, 1000043, 1000043, 1000044, 1000046, 
                                  1000048, 1000049), country = c("India", "United States", "United States", 
                                                                 "China", "Argentina", "Argentina", "United States", "United States", 
                                                                 "United States", "Netherlands", "Chile", "India", "Russia", "", 
                                                                 "Chile", "Chile", "United States", "United States", "Italy", 
                                                                 "United States"), id = c(NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, 
                                                                                          NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, 
                                                                                          NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, 
                                                                                          NA_real_, NA_real_)), row.names = c(NA, 20L), class = "data.frame")

other_dataset<- structure(list(id = c(197273, 197273, 
                                      197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 197273, 708822, 708822, 708822, 708822, 708822, 
                                      708822, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, NA_real_, 708822, 708822, 
                                      708822), year = c(1951, 1951L, 1951, 1951, 1951, 
                                                        1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 
                                                        1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951, 1951)), row.names = c(NA, 
                                                                                                            20L), class = "data.frame")

# save two examples in texts folder
write.csv(user_1, "texts/user_1.txt")
write.csv(user_250, "texts/user_250.txt")

# Path to your folder
folder_path <- "texts"
output_file <- "merged_results.txt"

# Get list of files
file_list <- list.files(folder_path, pattern = "user_.*\\.txt$", full.names = TRUE)

# Process first file separately to create the output file
first_data <- read.delim(file_list[1], header = TRUE, sep = ",") # assuming the text files have comma separation and headers!
merged_data <- inner_join(first_data, other_dataset, by = "id")
fwrite(merged_data, output_file)
rm(first_data, merged_data)
gc()

# Process remaining files
for (file in file_list[-1]) {
  # Read and merge current file
  current_data <- read.delim(file_list[1], header = TRUE, sep = ",")
  merged_data <- inner_join(current_data, other_dataset, by = "id")
  
  # Append to output file
  fwrite(merged_data, output_file, append = TRUE)
  
  # Print progress
  cat("Processed:", basename(file), "\n")
  
  # Clean up
  rm(current_data, merged_data)
  gc()
}

I got a response from Apple Support, they confirm that indeed there is no such API method. Here's the relevant part of their response for posterity and clarity:

You are correct that the App Store Connect API doesn't provide a direct method to add a device to an existing provisioning profile. To include a new device, you need to create a new provisioning profile that incorporates the desired devices. This process involves deleting the existing profile and generating a new one with the updated device list.

Changed this:

template <typename... Args>
void operator()(Args... args) {
        if (ptr)
        static_cast<B<Args...>*>(ptr)->function(std::forward<Args...>(args...)); 
}

To this:

template <typename... Args>
void operator()(Args&&... args) {
    if (ptr)
    static_cast<B<Args...>*>(ptr)->function(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
}
    

Looks like its working correctly

The solution by user459872 worked.Thanks!

Try allowing all paths when you set allowed origins.
So change this
configuration.setAllowedOrigins(List.of("http://localhost:4200"));

to something like this:
configuration.setAllowedOrigins(List.of("http://localhost:4200/**"));

Here, I have created the new_version branch from the main branch, which already contains the latest version of the code.

images:

1. I created the new_version branch from the main branch. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/lGXxLfg9.png

2.Next, I made changes to the README.md file in the new_version branch, added and committed those changes, and then tried to merge the main branch into the new_version branch. However, since the new_version branch was created from the main branch, it showed "Already up to date." [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/LXl44Fdr.png

3.Keep in mind that if you merge the new_version branch back into the main branch, the main branch will be updated with the changes made in the new_version branch, effectively replacing the code in the main branch with the updated code from the new_version branch. [3]: https://i.sstatic.net/Yn9Hydx7.png

Just do a replace all for 'xlookup' with 'xlookup'... and all your #name errors will vanish. Excel away!

How did you manage to solve this problem? I have the same problem and I tried adding some flags like '--allow-running-insecure-content', but it didn't help.

The most upvoted answer is the right approach of sending the request through CORS proxy. However, since Heroku no longer offers a free tier, the deployment part is a little bit outdated.

For a 2024 solution, you can host a CORS proxy yourself with Cloudflare Worker free tier using this repository: https://github.com/Zibri/cloudflare-cors-anywhere

However, be aware that there are daily requests limits when using Cloudflare Worker, so depending on your use case it might not be suitable for production use.

If you are looking for a production ready CORS proxy, you can check out Corsfix, it has unlimited monthly requests and supports request header overrides.

Here is an example of how to send request through the CORS proxy

fetch("https://proxy.corsfix.com/?<TARGET_URL>"); 

(I am affiliated with Corsfix)

Too many quotes can lead to errors just write payload content into a file then pass the file to curl, before check manually if the same payload sended from your pc return the same error maybe is a server side issue.

Please I need help about pycharm terminal not loading

My own workaround using inserting the result of SELECT.

INSERT INTO test (`id`, `other`, `column`, `names`)
SELECT '2' as `id`, `other`, `column`, `names`
FROM test
WHERE test.id = '1';

Delete previous records using,

ALTER TABLE `test`
DELETE WHERE `id` = '2';

Last part of kafka.ssl.bundle is a bug. Fixed after report in spring-boot 3.3.7

Android SDK Version 34 compatible libraries

implementation "androidx.media3:media3-exoplayer:1.2.0"
implementation "androidx.media3:media3-ui:1.2.0"
implementation "androidx.media3:media3-common:1.2.0"

Tried the above solutions but didn't work. Any other way to fix this error?

The opposite of a student or a butcher is a stove or a bottle because the first two have autonomy unlike the second two things. Autonomy is what is different between the pairs. A person is not a computer. It has autonomy.

To use OAuth2AuthorizationRequestRedirectFilter.class you need to add this dependency:

    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-oauth2-client</artifactId>
    </dependency>

Alternate soluton is to use python string replacement - and then pass the full query string. Provided you know the dynamically generated comma separated string or can build it.

Python code: query = " select * from students where name in (%s);"

#some for loop which will create below string students_list_str = 'MUSK', 'TRUMP'

query_str = query%(students_list_str) #Now query_str = " select * from students where name in ('MUSK', 'TRUMP');"

cursor.execute(query_str)

Here is the updated code, you can add properties like this to adjust the image.

reference: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-auto-resize-image-in-css-flexbox-layout-and-keeping-aspect-ratio/

Click here: here is the updated css

Android SDK Version 34 compatible libraries

implementation "androidx.media3:media3-exoplayer:1.2.0"
implementation "androidx.media3:media3-ui:1.2.0"
implementation "androidx.media3:media3-common:1.2.0"

I've similar problem with you. It's because the "flutter" inside your container can't read & write your project due to the user permission that you've created in your Dockerfile (developer).

My solution is run the docker using root user. You can do:

1. Add chmod a+x /home/developer/flutter and after you do RUN git clone https://github.com/flutter/flutter.git to make sure flutter is accessible by all users and executable
2. Then you can run docker run --rm -it -v "param1":"param2" -w "param2" -u 0 flutter_image flutter pub get. param1 is your flutter project directory, param2 is volume that will be mounted on the docker's container, -u 0 means you perform flutter as root user. For example docker run --rm -it -v "/home/user/flutter_project":"/home/developer/project1" -w "/home/developer/project1" -u 0 flutter_image flutter pub get

Or you can create docker-compose.yml inside your flutter project:

services:
  flutter:
    image: flutter:3.19.6
    user: root
    volumes:
      - .:/home/developer/project1
    working_dir: /home/developer/project1
    entrypoint: ["sh","-c","flutter build apk --split-per-abi"]

then run it by using docker compose up, make sure you run the command inside your flutter project directory.

Feel free to reply if you're still facing the problem

Free accounts cannot connect out of PythonAnywhere except using http(s) through the proxy. So database connections will not work from a free account. If you upgrade to a paid account, that restriction is removed.

In case of react-leafleat just use following code:

import { MapContainer, ScaleControl } from "react-leaflet";

export function MyMap() {
  return (
    <MapContainer>
      <ScaleControl metric={true} imperial={false} />
    </MapContainer>
  );
}

When offline-exporting fails to export the chart on the client side, there is a fallback to the public Export Server instance, which can be either disabled or enabled. By default, it is enabled since certain older browsers might experience issues when exporting locally.

You can disable this fallback by setting exporting.fallbackToExportServer to false.

Reference: https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/exporting.fallbackToExportServer

Sorry to resurrect such an old thread, but I would really like to know if the OP found a resolution to this problem? I have the exact same issue for the same phone and firmware version...

Ended up using conical gradient which I rotate to get the same effect I was after.

Here's a TypeScript type that achieves what you want:

type AnyObject = {
  [key: string]: AnyObject | any | undefined
}

This recursive type definition ensures:

• Any key access requires optional chaining if you want to access nested properties
• Direct access without optional chaining will trigger the possibly undefined error
• Supports nested objects, arrays, and functions

Example usage:

const obj: AnyObject = {}

obj.a?.b?.c         // ✓ OK
obj.a.b.c          // ✗ Error: Object is possibly undefined
obj.fn?.()         // ✓ OK
obj.arr?.[0]?.prop // ✓ OK

The body of your attempt 1 should be of the type "form-data" in postman. In it you should place your .csv file in a key called file or something. You may also want to try using com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper medium article by @cowtowncoder for converting csv rows to DTOs.

Do you know how to change colour of background only for selected item like adding the border around selected item not the whole picker?

I had the same problem in visual studio (not code). If you go to Output and set it to GitHub Copilot you see alot of informations that can help identify the problem. For me it told me this:

Copilot may not display suggestions. Enable whole line completions in IntelliCode settings for complete suggestions.

And that was exactly the problem. After turning this on in settings it was working again.

Although this question is very old, for people who might wonder now, the best way to manage this is to use fixtures: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.1/howto/initial-data/

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The problem was with DataTables initialization hierarchy in html page! my functions printCheckboxStatusDom(), printCheckboxStatusTbl() and $(document).ready(function(){...}) was stored in a javascript file my_scripts.js in a local dir, and the current page was like

    {% include 'my_tbl_template.html' %};
    <script>let my_tbl=$('#my_tbl').DataTable({...})</script>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="my_scripts.js">

so I tried to to change the code to (init datatables at the end):

    {% include 'my_tbl_template.html' %}
    <script type="text/javascript" src="my_scripts.js">
    <script>let my_tbl=$('#my_tbl').DataTable({...})</script>

And the problem solved!

Just add another container to agent definition like that:

- name: build-container
    image: image1
    ...
- name: test-container
    image: image2
    ...

and connect to it via localhost.
If it does not answer your question, could you give me more information about your configuration and requirements?

Need to configure environment variables.

export FLUTTER_ROOT=/XXX

I'm sorry for the obvious, but take a look at the link below.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/batch/latest/userguide/gpu-jobs.html

The resourceRequirements parameter for the job definition specifies the number of GPUs to be pinned to the container. This number of GPUs isn't available to any other job that runs on that instance for the duration of that job. All instance types in a compute environment that run GPU jobs must be from the p2, p3, p4, p5, g3, g3s, g4, or g5 instance families. If this isn't done a GPU job might get stuck in the RUNNABLE status.

Based on the BiDi documentation, there is no such option. Which is very strange, because at the network.beforeRequestSent stage it is possible to change the request body content, but it is inconvenient without knowing the original request body.

Tried to search for solutions, couldn't find anything. Checking for updates on this. If you have found something working, I would be grateful if you could share it

In the above we are not getting the all entries of voucher only first file of the voucher is captured

Here's an update

This was the answer "Use a unix socket to connect in your go program. Using host := "/var/run/postgresql/" should work"

Here is the script I ended up using which worked:

package main

import (
    "database/sql"
    "fmt"
    "log"

    _ "github.com/lib/pq"
)

func main() {
    // Define the connection parameters
    // Replace "<dbname>" and "<username>" with your PostgreSQL database and user.
    socketDir := "/var/run/postgresql"
    database := "eos_db"
    user := "eos_user"

    // Connection string
    connStr := fmt.Sprintf("host=%s dbname=%s user=%s sslmode=disable", socketDir, database, user)

    // Open a connection
    db, err := sql.Open("postgres", connStr)
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatalf("Failed to open a connection: %v", err)
    }
    defer db.Close()

    // Test the connection
    err = db.Ping()
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatalf("Failed to connect to the database: %v", err)
    }

    fmt.Println("Successfully connected to PostgreSQL over UNIX socket!")

    // Example query
    query := "SELECT current_date"
    var currentDate string
    err = db.QueryRow(query).Scan(&currentDate)
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatalf("Query failed: %v", err)
    }

    fmt.Printf("Current date from PostgreSQL: %s\n", currentDate)
}

And here is the terminal output

henry@vhost1:~/Eos$ sudo -u eos_user go run postgresUnixSockTest.go
Successfully connected to PostgreSQL over UNIX socket!
Current date from PostgreSQL: 2024-12-24T00:00:00Z
henry@vhost1:~/Eos$

Cheers

Case IIf(xWs.Name Like "*" & MyCell.Value & "*", xWs.Name, ""), "Summary"

The endpoint URL for adding assignments to app protection policies is:

POST https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceAppManagement/androidManagedAppProtections/{ID}/assign

Note the difference at the end of the URL: /assign, not /assignment.

I had the same problem. But the reason was because I was using a very old signalR version, causing incompatibility between my server(c#) and my client(js).

Despite output-ing 'CORS policy execution successful' before that error.
Just leaving tis out here for the next victim.

When using a serializer field of django's rest_framework package, you can change the label attribute of the field to change the verbose name

To get closest parent use xpath selector not recomended but it works😎

paragraph.locator('..')

python support is part of GNU global now, the following command works:

gtags --gtagslabel pygments-parser -v

The behavior you're describing in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) happens when "Overwrite mode" is enabled. In this mode, typing overwrites the text ahead instead of inserting new text. This is similar to the "Insert/Overwrite" mode in many text editors.

Check if Overwrite Mode is Enabled

• Look at the status bar at the bottom of VSCode. If you see "OVR" (overwrite), it means overwrite mode is active.
• If you see "INS" (insert), overwrite mode is not active, and something else may be causing the issue.

After many hours of searching I managed to find out the cause of the problem: Sever-Side Rendering. I must have unwittingly enabled SSR while setting up the project. Needless to say, I followed the steps here to get rid of it and now my page loads as expected.

Spelling of 'form-groep' appears to be wrong. Is it 'form-group'? If it is correct, then please paste the HTML code too.

You need to change the iframe width and level settings to keep up with the right angle proportion for vertical videos. Check out the YT Portrait Video Embed plugin. It resolves layout and compatibility issues, ensuring there’s no extra blank space around the videos. By doing this, you can remove the black boxes that appear on both sides. I hope this helps you.

Actually, I found difficulties to plot polygons with some holes. The code modified as below grants at least one hole, as I tested it.

As this should be the main post on stackoverflow for compatibility between Shapely 2.x and descartes, the contribution below includes EXTERIOR and INTERIOR coordinates fixes, in order to have a full integration.

Modify this:

if hasattr(polygon, 'geom_type'):  # Shapely
    ptype = polygon.geom_type
    if ptype == 'Polygon':
        polygon = [Polygon(polygon)]
    elif ptype == 'MultiPolygon':
        polygon = [Polygon(p) for p in polygon]

with this:

if hasattr(polygon, 'geom_type'):
    ptype = polygon.geom_type
    if ptype == 'Polygon':
        polygon = [polygon]
    elif ptype == 'MultiPolygon':
        polygon = list(polygon.geoms)

And this:

 if ptype == 'Polygon':
    polygon = [Polygon(polygon)]
 elif ptype == 'MultiPolygon':
    polygon = [Polygon(p) for p in polygon['coordinates']]
   

with this:

  if ptype == 'Polygon':
      polygon = [Polygon(polygon['coordinates'])]
  elif ptype == 'MultiPolygon':
      polygon = [Polygon(p) for p in polygon['coordinates']]

And finally this:

vertices = concatenate([
        concatenate([asarray(t.exterior)[:, :2]] +
                    [asarray(r)[:, :2] for r in t.interiors])
        for t in polygon])
codes = concatenate([
    concatenate([coding(t.exterior)] +
                [coding(r) for r in t.interiors]) for t in polygon])

With this:

vertices = concatenate([
        concatenate([asarray(t.exterior.coords)[:, :2]] +
                    [asarray(r.coords)[:, :2] for r in t.interiors if len(r.coords) > 0])
        for t in polygon
    ])
codes = concatenate([
    concatenate([coding(t.exterior)] +
                [coding(r) for r in t.interiors if len(r.coords) > 0])
    for t in polygon
    ])

It seems to work for me.

I think you can try uninstall your rope package in your Rope environment with pip uninstall rope. Then when you run with python Rope.py, it will direct to the rope folder that you have pulled from github.

for react-native version 0.76.4 the same problem can be seen and the best activity in this case is to downgrade to 0.76.3 so just run npm install [email protected] in terminal

npm error code ENOENT npm error syscall spawn C:\MinGW\bin npm error path C:\Users\hp npm error errno -4058 npm error enoent spawn C:\MinGW\bin ENOENT npm error enoent This is related to npm not being able to find a file. npm error enoent npm error A complete log of this run can be found in: C:\Users\hp\AppData\Local\npm-cache_logs\2024-12-24T06_48_41_660Z-debug-0.log

Yes, you can create multiple pipelines for different branches on the same repository. This is useful when you want to have multiple testing environments for different departments. One common schema for this is to have these:

Local development -> Q&A Team testing -> User acceptance testing -> Preprod integration -> Production

Usually these are different servers, but if you don't have multiple servers at your disposal I guess you can create multiple instances on the same machine.

As for the other questions:

1. Yes, is a good approach if you need multiple testing instances that should not interact with others instances ( be mindful that this requires different persistence storage for each instance ).

2. There are many strategies here. For new branch you have to ask yourself "Is this feature related to anything from staging branch or is separate ?". If is related, you make a branch from stagging, else you make it from master.

Also as a side note, I see that both master and stagging deploy to a test environment ( deducted from name ). Where will be the production code kept ? You need a base branch which holds the currently deployed to production code in case you need to redeploy after a failure or to make a hotfix. Most common strategy is to keep master as production branch and make one or multiple release branches, which I think would fit for your stagging branches.

Why didn't you use /apps and /app instead of @ws ??

This was annoying me and I didn't realized I toggled it by accident. Here is a screenshot of the menu:

Selection Menu

According to the error, the binding or contract is inconsistent between the server-side and client-side. You can look at why the contract ICustomerService on the server-side is inconsistent with IDynamicPing on the client-side. And there is no IDynamicPing interface on the server-side.

Did you find a fix to the problem? I'm having the same issue

Is there any annotation to do this? I only add annotation in Coordinates class. if it is a SpringBoot project, I want to "Coordinates" as param, so I have to use this way..It's not good coding way..

@RestController
public class JacksonController {
    @Resource
    ObjectMapper objectMapper;
    @GetMapping("getCoordinates ")
    public void getCoordinates (@RequestBody Map<String, Object> map){
        var pet = objectMapper.convertValue(map.get("Coordinates "), Coordinates .class);
        
          
        }
    }

It's possible to build test plans using JMeter Java (or Kotlin) API so it's possible to update existing test plans as well or generate "skeleton" from Java or Kotlin code.

It's also possible to get the code for your current test plan from the context menu:

More information:

• Building a Test Plan Programmatically
• JMeter Command Line Overview: 5 Ways To Launch a Test