Only option I see is to use typed configuration. Define and use appropriate data structures for your config. This itself will prevent the application from compiling, if wrong configurations are used. Most people go with 'any' data type for simplicity but there's your con over pro.
But how is possible that kubectl client know all schemas for resources? I could install many CRDs throughout time without update kubectl cli.
k8s has 2 parts.. first - it has it's in-build schema for std objects, you even can download it if you have a working cluster (make sure your kubeconfig is correct):
If you’re facing strange encoding problems or broken tools after updating to Flutter 3.3+ (e.g., gibberish output, JDK breaking, or locale issues), check your system environment variables.
I deploy one extra service and that service is pointed to mongodb-0 which is primary after that i connected to compass using connection string its worked didnt show secondary showing as primary
only onething is issue if that mongodb-0 get restart then mongodb-1 will be become primary in that i have to still look for solutions
but my above issue is solve because its Dev Env so its very less option to have restart pod of mongodb-0
I found a solution to the problem by omitting JS files in my test folder from being included in the Jest coverage reports. This can be done by setting the collectCoverageFrom configuration property in my jest.config.cjs file:
collectCoverageFrom: [
"!./**/*.{js,jsx}", // exclude JS files inside of the unit test folder
]
By doing this, I can freely create JS files in my test folder that contain any helper functions I need for my tests.
Coverage collection is performed by Jest in the node context. The helper function setUpTest that I wanted to keep in a separate JS file performs Puppeteer operations that are in the browser context. Because I directly import my helper function into my test files, Jest was trying to collect coverage information from it during my tests and was not able to do so. In this case, Jest uses the variable cov_1kbir0kkub during coverage collection, but it only exists within the node context, not within the browser context when setUpTest is calling functions like page.evaluate. Hence the reference error.
Terraform can’t get the CSV and make it to the table alone. It’s like a blueprint of a building, you can design it to have like 3 floors or 30 floors but you cannot see inside of the building(bucket) and say that 10 CSV make 10 tables.
Terraform is for defining infrastructure, not reading live data. It can create buckets, datasets, and tables you tell it about, but it won’t look inside a bucket to find CSVs. If you want one table per CSV, you’d have to list the files yourself, Terraform won’t discover them automatically.
A better approach is to let Terraform handle creating the buckets and datasets, and then use a Cloud Function that triggers whenever a CSV file is uploaded. The Cloud Function can then tell BigQuery to create a new external table for that file, using the query or schema you define.
What did I type that look like AI, so I don't do it anymore? Sometimes my autistic way of communicating is a little weird I know. I don't start the conversation with proper salutations and all of that. I can send you a copy of my near 200 line install script to prove that it is not AI if you like? You to have install scripts with Debian because it doesn't hold your hand.
I got this error once because I was using `pytest.mark.parametrize` with random arguments. The error disappeared once I made the arguments fixed and randomize within the test itself.
Chuck! I am also late to the party. To complement on Mark's comment, I worked on building a mini solution based on your problem. The assumptions are:
1. The companies do not have a static income value for each employee. To make it more realistic, each employee sets his/her income per company.
2. The employee cannot create his/her company, but select it from an existing database.
This is how the data relationship looks:
Logic:
For the most part the logic was done autonomously by using the scaffolding technique with the Employee and Company entities. I created a new aggregate to fetch Income.Amount and Group By Sum:
On the Employee Detail screen, I included some additional variables and actions to be able to capture the user's income and update the Sum. I used a PopUp widget to be able to capture this information and save it in "IncomeId".
Feel free to test this mini app by using this link. I'm happy to share the oml file if you'd like to see the logic.
Here is a new library that gives you possibilities just like in Angular to establish a model binding including automatic validation of Business datatypes
our approach is to create a separate npm package for this specific use cae and maintain it manually. Your db types, app types and published types might differ widely in the future.
I found the answer, you need to set globally your audience.
1. Create your API with your identifier - "test.app.com"
2. Go to "Tenant Settings" >API Authorization Settings > Default Audience put there "test.app.com"
3. Try to get tokens again, "access_token" should now be JWT not JWE encrypted
The answer above wasn't working for me when called from within a function for some reason...but I found that adding the clear command to a run block before printing works to clear the console. I was trying to write some text and make a plot with UnicodePlots, so here is a MWE for anyone else looking to do something similar:
using UnicodePlots
function progressPlot!(i, n, x, y)
run(`printf "\033c"`) #clear the screen, from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5367068/clear-a-terminal-screen-for-real/5367075#5367075
print("some message about status of iteration $i/$n\n")
p=lineplot(x, y)
Base.show(stdout, p)
flush(stdout)
end
function main()
x = 0:100
y = sin.(x)
for i=1:100
progressPlot!(i, 100, x[1:i], y[1:i])
sleep(0.01)
end
end
main()
function convert_to_1_4($srcfile)
{
// Report all errors
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', true);
$temp="C:/VirtHoshs/temp/files";
if (!file_exists($temp)) mkdir($temp);
// Generate random number and store in $random variable
$random = rand(1,10000);
// new path of new pdf file created by ghostscript if file above 1.4
$srcfile_new = $temp.'/'.$random.basename($srcfile);
// read pdf file first line because pdf first line contains pdf version information
$handle = fopen($srcfile, 'r');
if (!$handle) {
die("Не удалось открыть файл: $srcfile");
}
$line_first = fgets($handle);
fclose($handle);
// extract number such as 1.4,1.5 from first read line of pdf file
if (!preg_match('/%PDF-(\d\.\d)/', $line_first, $matches)) {
die("Не удалось определить версию PDF.");
}
$pdfversion = (float)$matches[1];
// compare that number from 1.4(if greater than proceed with ghostscript)
if($pdfversion > 1.4){
// USE GHOSTSCRIPT IF PDF VERSION ABOVE 1.4 AND SAVE ANY PDF TO VERSION 1.4 , SAVE NEW PDF OF 1.4 VERSION TO NEW PATH
$cmd = "gswin64c.exe -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -q -dCompatibilityLevel=1.4 -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=\"$srcfile_new\" \"$srcfile\" 2>&1";
$output = shell_exec($cmd);
if (!file_exists($srcfile_new)) {
error_log("Ghostscript failed: $output");
die("Не удалось конвертировать PDF. Проверьте логи.");
}
$srcfile=$srcfile_new;
}
return($srcfile);
}
Working with XML has always been a mess in java...
This is what took me many hours (again) to find out today... This is what does the magic of avoiding the need of manually or complicated configurative (e.g. via plugins in pom.xml or xjb files etc.) adding of @XmlRootElement annotations:
XmlParserFactory.saxNamespaceAwareSourceOf
Main reason: I generated the client code for Kafka messages via jaxb2-maven-plugin and did NOT want to modify them manually.
My code:
# imagine TYPE_TO_CHECK to be some generic type
# and typeToCheck the Class<TYPE_TO_CHECK>
TYPE_TO_CHECK converted = Optional.ofNullable(
JAXBContext.newInstance(typeToCheck).createUnmarshaller()
.unmarshal(
// this avoids the need of XmlRootElement, too :-)
XmlParserFactory.saxNamespaceAwareSourceOf(message),
typeToCheck
)
).map(JAXBElement::getValue).orElse(null);
you can add a id to the object that is placed on the array so that you can create a checker every time you add to cart it checks for repeated item id. and just have it increment the quantity by 1.
It doesn't work for me though but in my case I use a private library which require a .npmrc file to work with npm start it's ok but not with npm test, I have this error:
SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module
Ok, we eventually found the bug. The culprit was minval being used inside the objective function. One of our developers was using the second argument as the length of the array. This is hard to detect. The second argument of minval is the dimension not the size. Thanks all for your input.
As most (if not all) of the answers aim on primitive datatypes (like an int in Java), I would like to offer an alternative (even though this definition is not as broadly used as the datatype one).
In a lecture about Operating Systems I attended this semester, the term primitive was often used as a broader term for "attributes" a given functionality could have.
For example a barrier (a synchronization point for multiple threads) in general has implemented something like the wait() function (in C). This function could also be considered a primitive, because it is one of the few functions/variables that are needed to implement every other (more complex) function.
Another example would be: an I/O-device-driver where the communication could be handled via interrupts or some form of memory (pipes/shared-memory/etc) and the interrupt/memory can be called a primitive for the drivers functions.
Allthough what I explained is a possible definition of the term primitive, in most cases the more-likely to be used definition is: "primitive is more or less equivalent to primitive datatypes".
And especially in the case of ops example the primitve datatype definition is most likely to be the right one. (but for everyone searching for the term primitive in a broader context this hopefully can help a little)
It might be hard to fully diagnose/troubleshoot this issue without seeing the details of the Zap run, but please check with YouTube support as well to see why the video is unavailable.
And it seems like the video you posted is also unavailable so it's hard to see what's going on exactly!
im new to stack but i think the issue with using node is that you can install the content through a library and have it be part of your package.json and working on it like deploying on vercel will have that file in the repo making it a standalone. but your case for cdn type library is that it doesn't work llike node with npm install. so going offline doesn't drag the feature of the library with it.
i dont know if anyone is still here that needs an answer, but i found a tool that gets both the github generated og image, and the user uploaded og image if there is one, here's the blog post: https://kai.bi/post/github-og-image, usage is https://github.html.zone/username/repo_name
Snowflake infers from the date provided whether to use a 4 hour offset or 5 hour offset for 'America/New_York' timezone. If you pass a datetime that occurs during non-DST period, it will be -5 hours from UTC. If you pass a datetime that occurs during DST, it will be -4 hours.
Can you check the bottom right corner of VS Code, in the status bar? It should show the detected "language" there. Normally you can also click on it and manually select the correct language if it’s not recognized properly.
Typically, the way to lock down devices for businesses would be through Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solutions, e.g. Scalefusion, SureMDM, ManageEngine, to name a few. You can find a list of these providers here
For "free to use", I was only able to find HA Kiosk, although this was made mainly as a dashboard for home assistant, thus the app has no built-in auth and its settings can be accessed and modified even in device pinned mode.
Disclaimer: I built the app, as I was in need of a FOSS solution and Hendry's application has been removed from the Google Play Store
I made Webview Kiosk for a similar purpose. It addresses the OP's requirements of
simple
no address bar
can't close page/exit app
by utilising locked-task-mode/pinned-mode.
Additionally, for my use case, protecting the settings page with authentication and blacklisting/whitelisting websites using regular expressions were needed, so that was the primary focus.
The app is fully free and open-source - you can find details on it below:
Simply add the thresholds above and below. 0 And negative values are valid options. Then recolour them so that the middle is green, and below is orange or red (or whatever colour your prefer).
Regex expressions are powerful tools to search text efficiently. Use patterns like .*yourstring.* to find all text containing a specific string, making text extraction and data processing fast and accurate.
The answer (as always) turned out to be very simple. The Redis instance was initially created with the default 'OSSClustered' clustering policy. Changing that to 'EnterpriseCluster' fixed the issue. We now have one endpoint (at port 10000) and every request is directed to the correct cluster node automatically.
After a few more hours of digging, I think I was finally able to resolve the issue and now when I'm accessing / I get status 200. Respectively this can be changed to any path. Here is the code that I made it working with:
Note that if you have manual changes inside the plugins folder, those changes will be lost. I am running under the assumption that you're trying the plugins folder as read-only, and that it's ignored in your source version control.
Is it possible to make the auto-completion only appear, when actually typing characters? For me it always appears after pressing Enter or just the Spacebar as well, which can be really annoying. Is it possible to disable that?
This is limitation of using expo-notifications or via react native alarm handling. To precisely fire the event, you will have to take bare bone approach using java and xml.
I am working on a similar design, let me know if you want to connect.
Out of nowhere this started happening for me too. In both Edge and Chrome and on different machines, also in private. Consistent on all configurations.
I'm not even a web developer and certainly haven't set any break points. I'm having a sign in issue on a third party website and wanted to send them the HAR file.
This was annoying as as fuck, so thanks @Devip for the workaround though I hope this gets fixed because A) some people probably won't want to turn this off since they actually need the jump to break point and B) I frequently use DevTools to debug stuff on various machines and definitely don't want to first configure it on every browser on every machine I ever use.
It's annoying enough that on Edge it doesn't just open by default any more, and instead asks you if you really want to open it, just annoying Microsoft crap as always...
Everything I tried didn't work until I did this. I expanded my Object cointaining Count with the Properties DecimalPlaces and CountDisplay. Then I did this:
[ObservableProperty]
public decimal _count;
public int DecimalPlaces => DecimalPlacesHelper.GetDecimalPlaces(this);
public string CountDisplay => Count.ToString($"F{DecimalPlaces }");
partial void OnCountChanged(decimal value)
{
OnPropertyChanged(nameof(CountDisplay));
}
Thanks, the problem was found and fixed. Please contact [email protected] to get a new build with the fix. This issue will be listed in the release notes for the upcoming 11.2.0 version.
XCode needs a matching iOS version on your Physical Device and your Mac.
Have you signed in to your Xcode? If yes, Open your Flutter project in Finder, go ios, and "Runner.xcodeproj" in Xcode. Login with your Developer Account, go to Runner> Signing & Capabilities and Select Your Team. And set your unique Bundle Identifier.
These changes should help your run the app on a physical device.
1. Will the state split?
You can think of it this way: React works on the new state in the background. If interrupted by an urgent update, it will discard the background work and start over from the new, updated state. The state finally committed to the DOM is always consistent, so you won't encounter "branching" bugs. 2. Will it execute twice?
No. The useEffect callback and its cleanup function only run for renders that are successfully committed to the DOM. For any render that is interrupted and discarded, its corresponding useEffect will not run at all. This prevents duplicate executions or running with inconsistent data. 3. What does it optimize? startTransition optimizes React's rendering process, not your JavaScript computation. It allows React to pause between rendering different components, but it cannot interrupt a synchronous function while it's running. Therefore, a long-running .filter() operation will still block the main thread. 4. Will it be blocked forever?
Theoretically, yes, it's possible. If urgent updates occur continuously, a transition can be postponed indefinitely and may never complete. This scenario is known as "starvation," but it's considered an edge case in practice.
From what I’ve seen, the standard setup for most web design agencies Luton or creative teams on Azure Web Apps usually starts with a scalable hosting plan, custom domains, and integration with CI/CD pipelines for smoother deployments. Many also use staging slots for testing before pushing updates live, which really helps avoid downtime. Security features like SSL and automated backups are also common to keep client projects safe.
Curious to know - are most agencies here managing this setup in-house, or do you rely on Azure partners for the technical side?
GitLab supports annotations report type for artifacts which allows attaching external links to jobs. So you can generate links to known locations of artifacts and link to them.
To add to Matt's answer, it is a generally accepted thing that numpy is often much slower on very small datasets and for simpler math problems. Both of which I think this test would qualify for. Travis Oliphant, the creator of numpy, seems to regularly address this and basically comes back to the fact that numpy will always beat out other solutions on much larger and more computationally intensive problems, but due to many factors like the ones Matt has highlighted will always be slower on very small and simple problems. Here is Travis addressing your question directly in an interview from a few years ago: https://youtu.be/gFEE3w7F0ww?si=mfTO-uJQRIZdMKoL&t=6080
