... အကူအညီစင်တာတွင် သတ်မှတ်ထားသည့်

I found this question here first after having the same issue then digging into the github issues for expo I found this which allowed me to resolve it https://github.com/expo/expo/issues/30225

It's going to sound silly but what works for me was switching terminals, I was running it in Git Bash but I switched to Windows CMD and it worked

Check out a more simplified solution.

for i in range(200): # from the question x is less than 200.
    if (i % 5 == 2) and (i % 6 == 3) and (i % 7 == 2):
        print(i)
        break

Where we have used break to avoid further unnecessary computation after the number is found.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3N-mLxuTw Watch this, I'm sure you'll get it done :)

For React Native, I use ViewProps['style']

E.g.:

export type MyComponentProps = {
  style?: ViewProps['style'];
  ...
};

Not enough reputation to comment on Gussoh's answer, so I have to write my solution (which is based on his) here: I had to do it like this:

mosquitto_sub -h 192.168.1.20 -t "#" -v --retained-only | while read line; do echo "$line" | awk '{print $1}'; done > retained.txt

<retained.txt xargs -I % mosquitto_pub -h 192.168.1.20 -t % -n -r -d

You can probably do it without using a file here, but this way I could check if everything was included.

check out first line "// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT`", is the last character "`" correct?

You could store the root directory of the project at the top of the script using the function find_rstudio_root_file() in package rprojroot:

library(rprojroot)
root.dir = find_rstudio_root_file()

setwd("other_dir") 
# some code working in other dir
setwd(root.dir) 
# come back to the root of the project

Solved.

I had named the service "backend" in docker-compose.yml and still had the old name (in my case "testapp") in docker-compose.override.yml. Matching the service names in these two files solved the problem for me.

Last month I needed a PDF reader (and later also a writer) so I created this PDF libraries comparison table.
So, I decided to share it here, since it seems it is on demand :)

If you know other good PDF library send its details (platform, price, read/write, etc) so we can make an informed decision.

For me, gradle version was the issue. version 7.5 already installed on machine, so used the same 7.5 in new project. Other versions will not work.

Your initial approach is almost there, it needs a key added in the object to yield the desired result:

SELECT species, array::group({id: id, age: age}) AS members FROM animal GROUP BY species;

there we are

type UserWithPost = GetUser & { posts: GetPost[] };

For PHPunit 11.0 none of the other answers helped me, but there is a flag at the docs that solved the issue for me:

./vendor/bin/phpunit --display-phpunit-deprecations

I have the same issue, I added the number to an outbound queue but am still unable to make calls, would you have any advice?

Não precisa do "videoUploadOnPasses: true,", se estiver usando a versão 13.0.0 do Cypress, pois não existe mais.

  video: true,
  videoCompression: 32,

For me it works this shortcuts by default in Intellij:

WIN: Alt+F12

MACOS: option+fn+F12.

Probably in MACOS you don't pay attention to fn to switch with F12 key

Solution: Don't use blue dropdown button(autofill), manually type 'LaunchScreen.storyboard'

Haz un trazado y echo de los parametros tambien prueba si tienes permisos ya que cuando cambias de cuenta como administrador reinicia las variables %0%+^ hay varias y el set comando que te muestra el medio ambiente y si realmente esta ubicado en el directorio envia los errores a > y >> para que los puedas ver.

So it turns out, indeed you can. You can just do firebase init and create a new project with python which will not interfere(at least on my end it did not). It is important that a venv folder be created and you activate venv.

I am trying to create an interceptor with its own annotation but I want to know if it is possible to limit it only to methods and use:

@Target(ElementType.METHOD) instead of @Target({ElementType.METHOD, ElementType.TYPE}).

any ideas for this ?

Use a value/name on the button.

View

    <form action="/url" method="post">
    <input name="some_field" value="1">

    <button type="submit" name="form1">Submit 2</button>
    </form>

<form action="/url" method="post">
    <input name="some_field" value="1">

    <button type="submit" name="form2">Submit 2</button>
</form>


Controller

    if ($request->has('form1') {
    return 'form1 was submitted';
}

if ($request->has('form2') {
    return 'form2 was submitted';
}

I think you have to do something like this in your conftest.py (or somewhere) so first you create a new loop and then set it with asyncio.

@pytest.fixture(scope='session')
def event_loop():
    loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
    asyncio.set_event_loop(loop)
    yield loop
    loop.close()

If yo're working with IDEs, just make sure you pip install scipy

Outputs/values expected to be set after operation are not shown in the templates documentation, as this one: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/templates/microsoft.managedidentity/userassignedidentities?pivots=deployment-language-bicep.

They are shown in the response section of the REST API documentation though:

I don't know if it's fully accurate, but I took some samples and it seems correct to get a grasp of what you can expect to be set after the operation. There's no direct link between the template and API docs, so you have to look up the API docs for each operation you're interested in.

I have found the error. It was in the script ‘node_modules/swiper/swiper-bundle.min.js’ I have now completely removed swiper from my project. Now everything works again.

Thanks to Jimi for his comment to use the CopyTo() method instead! New function:

Public Function Decompress(ByVal bSource As Byte()) As MemoryStream ' Byte()
    Dim inStream As New MemoryStream(bSource)
    Dim gzip As New GZipStream(inStream, CompressionMode.Decompress)
    Dim outStream As New MemoryStream()
    gzip.CopyTo(outStream)
    Return outStream
End Function

It looks like you're missing a ESlint configuration file. You need to create one in the project root.

There are instructions in the eslint docs on how to do that: https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/configure/configuration-files

To run your application, into the physical iOS device using VS Code follow the steps below.

1. Create a new Identifier for your application.
2. Create a new App with the newly created Bundle ID.
3. Add your created Bundle ID in your project csproj file ApplicationId.
4. Now create a new Certificate and install it in your MAC.
5. Create a new Provisioning Profile and choose the Certificate that you previously created.
6. Download the created Provisioning Profile and install it in the MAC.
7. Now run your project using VS Code.

I search using native box in GitLab, like this:

The type inference comes from const Stack = createStackNavigator();.

I suspect you need to pass your RootStackParamList type in like so: const Stack = createStackNavigator<RootStackParamList>();

Please see the docs, they are quite helpful: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/typescript/

I had the same issue with a Laravel 11 / Livewire 3 project and Tenancy for Laravel. To solve the problem, a colleague suggested that I comment out Stancl\Tenancy\Bootstrappers\FilesystemTenancyBootstrapper::class in the tenancy.php file, under the 'bootstrappers' key. I hope this idea helps you!

I forgot to use git init and this error occured.

$ git init Initialized empty Git repository in C:/Users/33/PythonIdeas/.git/

I downloaded newer version of Eclipse and this error was showing up when using Maven, although I put JDK 17 where I could. For me worked something similar to above answer.

I had independent Maven which was using JAVA_HOME (on 17) outside of Eclipse, correctly. I added it to the list of Mavens and choose it, and it used Java 17 when used from Eclipse. After one use, even embedded Maven started to use Java 17. Embedded Maven was probably taking Java 15 from the previous Eclipse or something.

Mavens are in Eclipse on: Window - Preferences - Maven - Installations, like for the whole, not for one project.

Try incorporating orderby into main SQL string eightspdSQL.

cassettes_8spd.speed = ? ORDER BY cassettes_8spd.brand ASC

try doing this after from casesettes_8spd distributor table

Seems like I needed to take the latest 'glm' branch from the https://github.com/g-truc/glm repository, which had a pull request before addressing this exact problem with the constexpr values of the matrices.

Ok, my situation is this, I have a Windows installer and I want to automate the first part of the installation (the first few screens where you need to edit the disk size, etc.) because I need to re-install 40 more laptops and go one by one is a bit time loss...

I have the script to erase the disk but I still need to click (or use the keyboard) on each screen of the process. I want to use a script to send keystrokes and I just came to this thread, so my situation:

Because my first starting point of the process is a CMD, I need to move out from the console or the commands will affect at the CMD screen instead the installation screens, so I tried this combination. script.vbs set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell"):shell.SendKeys "%{TAB}" & script.vbs

I've read the MS UI help/key declaration guide where it says the ALT key is %, but the combination "%{TAB}" dind not jump made the Alt+Tab combination. Im not really sure what im doing wrong but also im far from be a good scrpit person (It is something that usually never do, o just simple task) It is anyone who can point me in the right direction about what could be the error, or what could be the right command?

You failed to pass the event object to your handleSelect function. Example: onChange={(event)=>{handleSelect(event)} then at your function: handleSelect (event){ setUserName(event.target.value) }

NDK is needed for your library to compile C++ and C code and use it. After you publish your library NDK is no longer needed as the code is already compiled into bundle. All you need to worry is supporting minSDK and compileSDK because that affect your library users

Just simply build with --split-per-abi flag.

I think we should stop pretending that we can build JSON REST APIs and just build a JSON API, without the REST. Or If it's a REST API, then do not send JSON bodies.

URL query params are not JS objects, AFAIK.

Then, the Browser is an HTML client, but you can embedded an http JS client that makes AJAX calls.

It's a mess.

So, POST /resources/search with a JSON body if that's makes sense to you and keep working on your project.

Try a formatted string for your last line where you are generating result go from:

result = cursor.execute(eightspdSQL + "AND speed=?", [speed]) + "ORDER BY brand ASC")

TO

result = cursor.execute(f"{eightspdSQL} AND speed={speed} ORDER BY brand ASC")

Please find a detailed answer to a similar question here:

My text file is riddled with question marks. How can I make it readable?

It's in another forum similar to this one, superuser.com. I don't want to just copy the answer, its feel unpolite :).

There is now an option in Git Tower that allows us to skip hooks:

https://www.git-tower.com/blog/git-hooks-husky/

Workaround/Solution found in this issue on gitlab : https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/charts/gitlab-runner/-/issues/560#note_1a6554148a64b08308e17607cec4df501d761b4a

Mainly the solution consist of setting the poll_timeout to 3600 in the values.yaml. This solution will still log a lot of containers with unready status however at some point it will have the time to pull the image and will set the status to ready.

If none of this works, creating a new domain and generating EARs may be a solution.

Cloud Logging can be used with the following query. The kubelet logs are available from what I can see and this answer should be updated.

resource.type="k8s_node"
resource.labels.project_id="project-name"
resource.labels.location="gcp-cluster-region"
resource.labels.cluster_name="cluster-name"
resource.labels.node_name="gke-node-name"
logName="projects/project-name/logs/kubelet"

• https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/about-logs#available-logs
• https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/view-logs

Here is one line code:

const removePaths = (url, numsPathToRemove) => url.replace(/\/+$/, "").split("/").slice(0, -numsPathToRemove).join("/");

The better approach here is to test the type in the method.

AddOrUpdate<TorC>( TorC entryOrEntries)
{
    if (typeof(ToC).IsAssignableTo(typeof(IEnumerable)) {
        AddOrUpdateEnumerable( entryOrEntries);
    } else {
        AddOrUpdateSingle( entryOrEntries);
    }
}

This reduces unintentional errors because the caller doesn't have to remember to specify the type when passing a value. In the other approach, if the caller forgets to specify the type then the compiler will not complain and the wrong method will be called.

I checked your repo on Github and you are missing postcss.config.js file in your root.

Add it in your root like this:

postcss.config.js

 export default {
  plugins: {
    tailwindcss: {},
  },
};

Or run this command:

npx tailwindcss init -p

More info: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/guides/vite

I managed to resolve this one. Basically the path to the docker file to the image builder was not correctly set and after doing that, I was able to get the image built and the testcontainer running that image.

Thanks,

Alright, after hours of researching and trial-n-error. Finally, I fixed the issue by re-enabling the SIP back on. Now the error is gone and the VS Code works perfectly.

When utilizing the SoapCore library in an ASP.NET Core service, use the XmlType attribute with the Namespace property set to the desired namespace for the DeliveryType class in order to include a specific namespace for the types in the WSDL specification. Nevertheless, creating distinct schema documents for every namespace is not supported by SoapCore. Use a different SOAP library or generate the WSDL by hand if you require distinct schema documents.

[Serializable]
[XmlType("deliveryType", Namespace = "http://www.ech.ch/xmlns/eCH-0020-f/3")]
public class DeliveryType
{
    [XmlAttribute(AttributeName = "Test")]
    public string Test { get; set; }
}

I think this is a known issue on Google Cloud Run Function, especially when you are using the “Test Function” feature that blocks the user from testing or deploying.

Upon checking the Cloud Run Function public issue tracker, there is an ongoing discussion about the issue. You can also upvote or comment to monitor any updates coming directly from Google Cloud Support and Engineering Team. You can also check the release notes page to keep you updated on the recent updates about Cloud Run Function.

For the meantime, you can try the suggested workaround which is to test the function locally via the functions framework or the functions emulator.

In my case I use the "store" module. And I have the same problem export = syntax in the lib.

To solve my problem, I created file

types.d.ts

declare module 'store' {
  export interface StoreJsAPI extends globalThis.StoreJsAPI {
     // your methods to overwrite
    method(options?: any): any;
  }

  export const store: StoreJsAPI;
}

and in my ts file

import * as store from 'store';

store.method({})

And it let me extend lib types with export = syntax :)

I hope It helps somebody :)

You are right that both of these generate the same answer. I also had this question so I looked up for MySQL reference manual and a book by Sumita Arora :"Informatic Practices for class 12", and it is clearly stated in each of the them that DAY() and DAYOFMONTH() are synonyms to each other and are used to display the date in range 1 to 31(If you enter a date such as 2024-00-00 or 0000-00-00 then you will get 0 as your output).

Provide answers to the items below clearly indicating in your submission what each part refers to. If we cannot work out which item that parts of your submission refer to then you may miss marks.

1. (Propositional Logic) Hurkle World Environment - H=Hurkle H page 2 of 4 Hurkle (H) is a beast that lives in a 4x4 grid world. Hurkle can at most be in only one square. Consider the environment definition of the Hurkle world as shown above which uses the notation used for the Wumpus world in Figure 7.3 in the book Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach. To avoid clutter the grid numbers are not shown here. Hurkle world is a lot simpler than the Wumpus world – no gold, no pits, no breeze and no stench. In this question, you will use the logic module of the AIMA-Python code repository, which you have used in the lab classes. Your task is to create a Python Jupyter Notebook that uses AIMA-Python code to implement the Hurkle world environment incrementally using Propositional Logic. The environment should allow a human user to play the ‘Hurkle Hunt’ game. There are several versions of this game – e.g. the MSDOS Hurkle Hunt game. Our version of this coursework is simpler than any of these. The main idea behind our version is that the Hurkle environment knows from the start where the Hurkle is in the Hurkle world and the user has a fixed number of attempts to guess the location of the Hurkle. Initially, the user guesses the Hurkle location randomly. If the user is lucky and the random guess is correct the Hurkle environment should confirm that the Hurkle is ‘caught’ by the user and the game stops. Otherwise, the environment gives a clue to the user asking her to move in one of the eight directions - N, E, W, S, NE, SE, SW, NW from the wrongly guessed location. The user then makes another guess informed by the clue. The game continues until the user makes the correct guess of Hurkle’s location. The number of guesses used to locate the Hurkle is the user’s score (low scores are better). You will not implement the Hurkle environment fully. You will incrementally build the Hurkle environment in each of the tasks below. Although the Hurkle environment is new to you, you will benefit from a good understanding of the Wumpus world discussed in lectures which is also discussed thoroughly in sections 7.3 and 7.4 in the AIMA textbook. The inferences in the Wumpus world as demonstrated in the logic Jupyter notebook in AIMA-Python code repository will be useful to you while working on the tasks below. NOTE:
2. Each of you will assume a different randomly chosen location for the Hurkle which will remain the same for you in all the tasks below.
3. The tasks below are described using the Hurkle location H13 as shown above in the figure. You shall have to interpret the instructions relative to your chosen Hurkle location.
4. For all the parts below, higher marks are given for clear explanations.
5. All the explanations should be directly added to the Jupyter notebook in the markdown cells. i. Initial Simple Environment: Add the required Symbols and only one Sentence ‘telling’, in Propositional Logic to a PropKB knowledgebase, the location of the Hurkle which is ‘known’ to the Hurkle World Environment. Explain (directly in a markdown cell) this simple environment using the contents of the knowledgebase. In this task, you will play only the first initial random guess. In this task consider that as a user you make a wrong guess such as H42 (Since H13 is chosen (which will be different for each of you), this is a wrong guess). Is your simple environment created in this task able to logically ‘infer’ that this guess of H42 is false (not true)? Make the required inference in the notebook and explain your findings. (5 marks) ii. Intermediate-level Environment: Feel free to reinitialize your knowledgebase if required in this task. One of the constraints on the Hurkle location is that the Hurkle can at most be in only one square. Add the required sentences or rules to the knowledgebase and rerun the inference from the above task I and explain your findings. (5 marks) page 3 of 4 iii. Advanced-level Environment: Feel free to reinitialize your knowledgebase if required in this task. Define the required symbols for this task. Add rules to the knowledgebase that allow user to check each of the eight directions to learn the direction clue from the environment. Run one example check in your notebook. Your check for NW should call the usual inference mechanism as shown below: Hurkle_kb.ask_if_true(NW), Hurkle_kb.ask_if_true(~NW) (5 marks)
6. (First Order Logic). Consider the following paragraph which you will use to create a FolKB (a knowledgebase in First Order Logic) using the code in the AIMA-Python Knowledge and Reasoning module: “Olympians who are physically and mentally healthy win gold medals. Persons who eat healthy, sleep well and exercise regularly are always physically healthy. Persons who have positive friends and watch less TV are always mentally healthy. Sports persons have positive friends. Sports persons always do a lot of physical exercise and always eat a healthy diet. Sports persons always watch less TV. Simone Biles is a gymnast and an Olympian. She sleeps well.” i. Create a FolKB using the information content (knowledge) in the above paragraph. Add any general knowledge required to complete your knowledgebase. (8 marks) ii. Using the forward chaining algorithm, fol_fc_ask in Knowledge and Reasoning module, list the Olympians who win gold medals showing the intermediate steps in the inference process.

do you have any debug message? i have the same problem, I asked some of my more experienced mates they said : "you don't have a handler or it works correctly for patch requests with getting a user from a token or something" Still got no idea what is that handler. But i want to ask a question, did you fix this trouble?

founded solution in main spring boot class I added @EnableAsync and above doSomething method I added @Async now it works with fixed-rate as I wanted, thanks a lot for the help.

Please help configure my async CSS + early hint setup. I would like to start loading XXX.css as early as possible BUT giving bandwidth priority to the main HTML (which has inline CSS and inline JS that are more urgent)

This seems a bit of a contradiction in terms. If it's not a high priority then you shouldn't be trying to load it as early as possible. In particular Early Hints (on Chrome at least) does not support different fetch priorities so there's a good chance it will interfere with the more critical HTML and JS.

A preload for 'XXX.css' is found, but is not used because the request credentials mode does not match. Consider taking a look at crossorigin attribute.

I don't think this is anything to do with the crossorigin attrobute and think it's more to do with your media attribute being missing (and so it not matching your link).

The resource XXX.css was preloaded using link preload but not used within a few seconds from the window's load event. Please make sure it has an appropriate as value and it is preloaded intentionally.

I suspect this is partially due to your missing media attribute on your Early Hint as mentioned already, but I also think there is a risk with the following (particularly when using Early Hints) that the link may be loaded already by the time you start the <script> evaluation so the onload event has already fired before you attach the event handler.

IMHO you're be better inserting the <link> element (with the load handler at the same time) in your script:

<!-- Another preload for browsers that don't support Early Hints Preload (Safari) -->
<link rel="preload" as="style" href="/XXX.css" media="print">

<!-- Add the real link with an onload handler -->
<script>
  const link = document.createElement("link");
  link.rel = "stylesheet";
  link.media = "print";
  link.href = "XXX.css";
  link.addEventListener("load", function() { link.media = "all"});
  document.head.appendChild(link);
</script>

<!-- Handle when JS is disabled -->
<noscript>
<link id="main-css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="/XXX.css">
</noscript>

But honestly I'd remove it from Early Hints completely and let that deal with the more critical JS. The async stylesheet can wait IMHO if it really is async.

In the Account Holder section, go to the Business section where you will see agreements. Click on the agreement to accept it, then close Xcode, reopen it Xcode project.then It will work perfectly.

I recently ran into this problem and came up with a solution using sparse matrices to compute the toepliz. I posted it at the torch forums. I hope it might help.

#include <Windows.h>
#ifdef max
# undef max
#endif 
//...

Ok, I think I can answer my own question here, although not everything is answered yet.

1. CPython does cache smaller integers. Say I have x = 5 y = 5 x is y , the answer will be true. That is why the refcount is so high, as apparently imported libraries from the Python script also use those numbers I was using.

2. The same concept.

3. This one I cannot answer yet, but since my Python script uses PyTorch there appears an issue with that. I updated my PyTorch version and do explicitely cast .detach() on everything that I have now, and if possible use the GPU for inference. Like this I capped the memory consumption growth at a much lower rate, albeit it still increases slowly even with dummy input. I will leave it as is for now, since at least my problem is solved, but an explanation would be not so bad. I can provide example code.

4. Using the Py_SET_REFCNT() to set that to zero led to segfaults, because I was deleting shared objects, see point 1 and 2. I will explain below the function and how it works in CPython.

5. In general the C++ code should not be able to catch errors that happen in the underlying Python. For how to deal with errors in this situation see e.g. https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html#intermezzo-errors-and-exceptions

6. I will describe below.

As for the code and the conventions here, the following applies. In my code I first construct a list. This list has a refcount of 1. Then, in a loop I construct subsequent objects p_symbol, each with a refcount of 1 as well (in my real code I use lists of lists, but the same principle applies). The function PyList_SetItem() transfers ownership of p_symbol to p_list. Meaning, when p_symbol goes out of scope the object the p_symbol referred to still has a refcount of 1. Instead, freeing the memory held by p_symbol is responsibility of p_list now.

Then, I do call a Python script, which takes my list. As per convention my function still owns p_list, and it is my functions responsibility to remove it. Therefore, I should call Py_DECREF() at the end of my function or whenever I do not need p_list anymore. Since the refcount of p_list is 1 before the call PyDECREF() will free p_list, which will do the same for all its objects it is holding as well (or decreasing their refcount by 1 if larger).

The function PyList_GetItem() just returns a reference, but does not transfer ownership to my function. Hence I should not mess with their content, i.e. leave their counts as is.

And finally, also as per convention, functions in CPython that create objects and return them also transfer ownership. This means for my function that it is now its responsibility to call Py_DECREF() on p_result afterwards. This will again take care of the contents of p_result as well.

I hope this explanation helps, and feel free to modify. In general, this recourse helped me a lot: https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html#

Also, reading the relevant code parts in the CPython GitHub repo: https://github.com/python/cpython

Upon looking deeper at what the query was pulling we found a DB view that our userID was not given access too. This solved the issue!

I guess you are missing maybe this "qtquick3d-native" in the DEPENDS.

Suggest registering the custom taxonomy before registering the custom post type. If that doesn't work, then try setting show_in_rest on the taxonomy config to true.

Not sure it is relevant however today there are several very efficient solutions: Davoice.io and Picovoice.ai You can check the battery usage by installing the example apps: Here is a link to my demo app: https://github.com/frymanofer/ReactNative_WakeWordDetection

For Windows 11 (Oct 2024), Windows Terminal, not any special settings/config is needed. Unicode works naturally.

I try to write some Unicode characters in the console and you can see it displays well. It even works with other tools like iPython (try to assign Unicode string to variable, display it value ...)

The following steps resolved the issue:

1. Update Flutter to the latest version by running: flutter upgrade
2. Use the latest version : firebase_auth: ^5.3.1

If you still can't solve your problem.

In my case:

1. Reupload your project
2. File -> Invalidate Caches -> Invalidate and Restart
3. Add as Maven Project

Good luck!

Not writing an answer but rather linking the official Cognito doc, that talks about Setting up SAML Federation in AWS Cognito for IDP initiated Single Sign On (SSO).

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/how-to-set-up-saml-federation-in-amazon-cognito-using-idp-initiated-single-sign-on-request-signing-and-encrypted-assertions/

Hope this helps you as much as it helped me.

It is not possible. I assume you are trying to create Elasticsearch NodeSet. If so it is stateful by nature, Elasticsearch is sateful application and it must be done with Statefulset.

This problem occurs mostly on VScode installations which were installed using user-installer in windows system. Solutition: Close the running Vscode application. Get the System installer under https://code.visualstudio.com/download# for windows and excecute it. Restart your application and the shortcuts problem is gone

Vscode System installer

My solution was to move the project directory to a folder that isn’t synced with iCloud. Give it a try! :)

so in spotify tell me how can i preview the 30sec track with api? and doesnt it need premium for that?

It doesn't matter who installs Jenkins on a system. Generally you want to setup server programs like Jenkins (doesn't matter if it's master or a slave node) to run in the system context ( IE, as a service), as a local system user that's not you, and has the lowest privileges possible. I usually just create a local system account named Jenkins with minimal privileges.

The slave nodes are easy to setup but not totally straight forward. At a high level, each requires a unique key generated by the Jenkins master under Manage Jenkins -> Nodes, and the master has to be setup with the proper configuration settings to allow slaves to connect under Manage Jenkins -> Security -> Agents. Sorry I can't be more help on the slaves, it's been a long time since I set one up.

If the only use cases that you (will) have are char[4], char[4], uint16_t, and float, then following the advice of @Jarod42 and @463035818_is_not_an_ai is enough. If there's more, and since you have used the tag oop, I propose the following option:

Instead of enumerating your Tags, define a small class for each Tag item, and have a virtual method for handling t. Delegate handling what to do with t in the classes you derive from here.

A partial answer would be as follows:

template <typename T>
class Tag {
public:
  virtual void operator() (T& t) = 0;
};

template <typename T>
class A : public Tag<T> {
public:
  void operator() (T& t) override {
    printf("D: A::operator()\n");
  }
};

template <typename T>
class B : public Tag<T> {
public:
  void operator() (T& t) override {
    printf("D: B::operator()\n");
  }
};

Remove ./web and run flutter create . --platforms=web as official Flutter team suggests:

https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/web/initialization#upgrade-an-older-project

You can find the solution in this thread: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79068663

1. Update the com.android.application plugin to version 8.3.2 in the android/settings.gradle file

2. setting the distributionUrl to version 8.5 in the gradle-wrapper.properties file

After also reading through the passport.js docs a bit, I suggest you try to accomplish your goals with the JWT strategy by passport: https://www.passportjs.org/packages/passport-jwt/ and the Google strategy by passport: https://www.passportjs.org/packages/passport-google-oauth20/

If you don't want to use passport at all, this post goes into detail on how to do it yourself without a library by Google: https://permify.co/post/oauth-20-implementation-nodejs-expressjs/

Google does also provide a library to make things a bit easier: https://cloud.google.com/nodejs/docs/reference/google-auth-library/latest

remove body tag as it isn't allowed, use enclose the content inside body in another div tag.

Just Remove the Colorzilla extension from your browser and refresh the page

The main difference between commitSync() and commitAsync() in Kafka’s Consumer API lies in how each method handles retries and response guarantees during the commit process. The commitSync() function will continue retrying the commit until it either succeeds or encounters a non-retriable error, like an offset out-of-range issue. This provides a reliable commit by handling any temporary issues. However, it may cause the consumer to hang if there’s a network or broker delay, potentially impacting performance and leading to a timeout. In contrast, commitAsync() doesn’t wait for confirmation from the broker and won’t retry if a commit fails. The method simply sends the commit request and moves on, making it faster and non-blocking. However, because commitAsync() doesn’t retry, there’s a chance that the offset may not be committed in the event of a network issue or a broker failure, which can lead to potential offset inconsistencies. This might be acceptable in use cases where occasional duplicate processing is tolerable. Although commitAsync() doesn’t guarantee the commit (since it won’t retry failures), it’s a better fit for lower latency

I'm facing the same issue. Any updates on this ?

"react-native": "0.73.2", "@react-navigation/native": "^6.1.9", "@react-navigation/native-stack": "^6.9.17", "@react-navigation/stack": "^6.3.20", "@react-navigation/drawer": "^6.7.2",

i am geting same error using "using (Globals.port = new SerialPort(Globals.portName, Globals.BAUDRATE, Globals.parity, Globals.DATABIT, Globals.StopBits)) {}" should i leave this?

Please give it a try by adding a validate/validator for sentTo field

sentTo: {
  type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId],
  type: [mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId],
  ref: "Users",
  ref: 'Users',
  required: [true, "At Least One senderId required"],
  required: [true, 'At Least One senderId required'],
  validate: {
    validator: function (v) {
      return v.length > 0;
    },
    message: 'The sentTo array cannot be empty',
  },

If I have a environment variable with the same name in both which one is taken?

I understand that arrow functions have a lexical this binding

Yes.

but I was hoping .call or .apply would still allow me to change the context.

No. It's purely lexical.

Can someone explain why this is happening

That is how arrow functions are designed

or suggest an alternative approach?

Don't use an arrow function if you don't want lexical binding. Lexical binding is the point of arrow functions.

var obj = {
  method() {
    console.log(this)
  }
}

obj.method();

- name: downloading a file in groupa

hosts: groupa tasks: - include: tasks/download_file.yml

note: here replace tasks with roles it should work

main.yml {

• name: hosts: groupa become: true # it will run as a root user roles:
  • oracle } simply run this fie main.yml

Data classes where first introduced in Python 3.7 and provide a simple way to define classes for storing data. Unlike regular Python classes, data classes require less boilerplate code because they come with default implementations for common methods like the constructor, equality, string representation etc.

thank you for your reply. I came up with a solution. I am using composed model and so it returns the docType inside the documents in the response.

"documents": [ 
       { 
           "docType": "model-composed-1:model-doc1-en-1" 
        } 
        ..... ] 

When a doc gets extracted by this model type "model-doc1-en-1", I am expecting some content which is specifically in that particular doc type only. So when I am uploading a unknown document the content will be extracted but the expected content in that particular document will not be present and it will be filtered.

In components you can enable the flag "Never overwrite" to "YES".

and another mutool solution using mutool run:

make a file myscript.js containing,

var doc = Document.openDocument(scriptArgs[0]);
var n = doc.countPages();

print(n, "pages");

To run,

mutool run myscript.js mypdf.pdf

 buildTypes {
        release {
            signingConfig = signingConfigs.debug
            debuggable true <---- Delete this line and run flutter build apk again in the terminal
            minifyEnabled true
            shrinkResources true
        }
}

any sample code available for casting from android to roku

Below code is working and giving the expected output.

[ {
  "bI" : {
    "id" : "t1",
    "locale" : [ "id_ID", "id_ID" ],
    "tempName" : null,
    "name" : "Test1",
    "isActive" : false,
    "pT" : "Re"
  },
  "id" : "t1",
  "ContextID" : "id_ID",
  "cf" : {
    "name" : "asd"
  },
  "dE" : {
    "sS" : "arte"
  },
  "mk" : { },
  "pd" : { }
} ]

This device is standard vga at least as it's configured by qemu/kvm.

After more extensive research, the problem, not directly linked to the described behavior can be found here :

https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=69399

Probably it's best to avoid 9.0.96 until it's fixed.