Wanted to post an update as I have managed to solve it and it may help others.
When running the project from Visual Studio, the magic behind the scenes creates the developer self signed certificates and injects them into the kestrel web server.
When running in production this does not happen so you need to manually add the certificates. Ideally you should use production SSL certificates that are fully valid but in my case for AWS I could not as these were bound to the load balancers and not exportable.
What I did was:
Create a self signed certificate from a private key using openssl.
Converted this into a pfx file using openssl.
Created a folder in the project called Certificates and added the pfx file setting the copy attribute to "Copy Always". This ensures that on every build the certificate is available locally on the image.
Set the following environment variables in AWS (you can add this to dockerfile though this will expose your password)
Apart from ELK stack, I would recommend Middleware which is a full stack observability platform that helps to easily control the data ingestion and helps reduce your observability spends by 10X.
Problem is in babel loading, as @Alexander Schranz suggested.
In the meantime, until PR get's merged, you can also modify your local webpack.config.js inside admin assets folder and rebuild admin (don't replace your local webpack.config.js when prompted):
In my case the remote repo blob had been removed and due to huge number of branches I didn't want to go through all the tags. To resolve I proceeded with
rm -r .git/refs/remotes/origin/
deleting all the local references in the local repo and pulling again.
I needed to select Devices from the virtual machine menus, USB and then select my keyboard. I have to unselect it so I can use it on my regular machine again.
select n.activity_date,n.advertiser_id,c.type as type
from a JOIN b as n
-- because of the alias name you've got to reference table b as n
-- and you've omitted the AND operator
on (a.id=n.id AND a.name=n.name)
JOIN c
on n.c_id=c.id
where n.country='CA' -- you've got to use n instead of b
limit 10;
I went to headers, deselected the original Content-type
Then went to presets, clicked manage presets
There, I clicked Add, then in the popup
a. Choose a Header Preset Name (anything will work)
b. For key -- enter Content-type
c. For value -- enter text/xml
d. Last click Add at bottom right corner
Close the manage preset popup
Click your new preset, then select the new Content-type at the bottom
I encountered this issue yesterday when trying to invoke a lambda function from an Airflow DAG synchronously, I needed to wait for the lambda to finish in order to continue with the rest of the tasks in the workflow. Your solution looks good and helped me to fix it, however it didn't work right away when I tested your code.
Just in case this is of help, here is what I did in my DAG in order to get it working the way you wanted.
from botocore.config import Config
from airflow.providers.amazon.aws.hooks.lambda_function import LambdaHook
from airflow.providers.amazon.aws.operators.lambda_function import (
LambdaInvokeFunctionOperator as BaseLambdaInvokeFunctionOperator,
)
class LambdaInvokeFunctionOperator(BaseLambdaInvokeFunctionOperator):
"""
Class needed to override default confifguration lambda uses for boto3 connections to AWS
Need to extend the default connection timeot, the read timeout and need to keep the tcp connection alive.
"""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
config_dict = {
"connect_timeout": 900,
"read_timeout": 900,
"tcp_keepalive": True,
}
self.config = Config(**config_dict)
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
def execute(self, context):
hook = LambdaHook(aws_conn_id=self.aws_conn_id, config=self.config)
self.hook = hook
return super().execute(context)
Feeling quite surprised that there is not an easier way to do this directly with an operator or hook without having to do these weird modifications.
Thanks ;)
Step 1:
Read your input file and split the TIFF into individual (single) images. You can write them out to individual files or keep them as byte arrays if you have enough memory. See sample code here how TIFFs can be split
The access token that we get from the previous call we pass as a header in this structure:
Authorization: Zoho-oauthtoken access_key (There is space between authtoken and the access key).
Requested_by can be passed as parameter, I did it as it's a parameter that I need to pass when calling the function.
Something else that is important to note, I was advised by Zoho that when making a call to get the Access token, that has to be done from outside Zoho for some reason, otherwise the access token doesn't work...
You could do that, but it's probably better to use something more robust like AWS secret manager or any of the other SaaS products. I know SO doesn't like software recommendations (or at least asking for them) but really you need a secret manager.
What's right for you will be more specific to your stack and architecture but most cloud providers have some version of this. A quick google search for "secret manager" will set you straight :)
Before you insert the image into the document object, you can apply proportional or x/y independent scaling based on an absolute value or by percentage.
Thanks ukBaz. It's Windows 10. The PC application will be used by others to operate the equipment. I will look at the Python. I've now managed to connect two HM-10s using AT+INQ and AT+BAND from h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFJsgTsvxLg. Any comments on AT+BAND might be of help as I haven't found it elsewhere.
It seems that the issue you encountered with the ModalBottomSheet was related to a bug in Material3 version 1.4.0-alpha02, which has since been fixed in Material3 version 1.4.0-alpha03. This kind of issue, where certain UI components behave incorrectly or inconsistently, is unfortunately common during the alpha or early release stages of libraries, as new features are being tested and refined.
By creating a grid for the subplots you can control the sizes. The layout is a grid with two rows and two columns. One column is reserved for the legends/ labels so that they do not interfere with the size of the main plots.
hy Not Iterate to high in One Step?
Now, let's address your alternative code, where you propose iterating up to j <= high and performing the swap directly without the final swap step. Here’s the key issue with that approach:
Final Position of Pivot: The crucial step in quicksort is ensuring that the pivot ends up in its correct position after partitioning. When the loop ends, i will be pointing to the last element that is smaller than or equal to the pivot. However, the pivot itself still sits at the last position (array[high]).
If you swap array[i] with array[j] when j == high, you'll be swapping the pivot with the last element that was smaller than or equal to the pivot. This would cause the pivot to land in a position where it may not be correctly ordered in relation to other elements. This would break the partitioning logic.
Final Swap Corrects the Position: By performing the final swap (swap(&array[i + 1], &array[high])), you ensure that the pivot is placed exactly in the position where all the smaller elements are on the left and all the larger elements are on the right. This guarantees that the pivot is in the correct sorted position, which is crucial for the recursive calls to continue working.
To Summarize:
Why iterate up to j < high in the loop?
We stop the loop at j < high because the pivot is located at array[high], and we don’t want to compare the pivot to itself during the partitioning step.
Why the final swap?
After the loop, the element at array[i] is the last element smaller than or equal to the pivot. The pivot itself is at array[high]. The final swap ensures that the pivot gets placed in its correct sorted position, i.e., just after the last element that is smaller than or equal to it.
What would happen if you didn’t do the final swap?
The pivot wouldn’t end up in its correct sorted position, which would result in incorrect behavior during the recursive sorting steps, potentially causing the algorithm to not sort the array properly.
Code with Your Suggested Approach (For Comparison):
If you were to follow your suggested approach, i.e., iterate to j <= high, the final swap becomes unnecessary, but the pivot wouldn't end up in its correct position, and you would likely end up with an unsorted array.
The command you used is almost right, but it has a slight syntax mistake. You need to apply the safe.directory setting to the main repository directory, not just the .git.
To reduce XSS risks in user-generated content, whitelist only essential tags like <b>, <i>, <p>, <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <a>, and restrict <a> to attributes like href, title, and target with safe URL patterns. Avoid tags and attributes that allow JavaScript execution, such as <script> and onclick, and limit CSS properties if the style attribute is allowed.
From the version 1.4, there is an option named Incremental Depolyment. This can used to deploy only the resources(e.g. ADF activity) changes rather the whole pipeline. More details can be found in this repository.
Using the code sent by Michal, I tested different formulas and now it works,
I added the line "ALLSELECTED('Append')" followed by the line "PARALLELPERIOD('Append'[DATE_REFERENCE], -1, QUARTER)"
This line allows me to select all the values, even those that were previously filtered and not retrieved by "PARALLELPERIOD"
Here is the code
CalculateMeasure =
VAR CurrentValue = SUM('Append'[Value])
VAR CurrentSale = SUM('Append'[Sale])
VAR PreviousQuarterValue =
CALCULATE(
SUM('Append'[Value]),
ALLSELECTED('Append'),
PARALLELPERIOD('Append'[DATE_REFERENCE], -1, QUARTER)
)
RETURN
IF (
CurrentValue <> 0,
CurrentValue - PreviousQuarterValue,
IF (
CurrentValue = 0,
CurrentSale - PreviousQuarterValue,
BLANK()
)
)
Direct Instantiation Works: When you use new AdminController()
directly, PHP understands that AdminController refers to the class
within the current namespace (Base) because of the namespace
declaration at the top of the file.
Dynamic Instantiation Requires Fully Qualified Namespace: When you
assign $class = "AdminController" and then use new $class(), PHP
does not automatically assume that AdminController is in the Base
namespace. It will look for AdminController in the global namespace
unless you explicitly specify the namespace.
namespace Base;
class Router
{
function loadClass($class) {
require_once "$class.php";
$class = "Base Admin\\Controller";
$obj = new $class();
$obj = new AdminController();
}
}
U Can try add Begin for first query before for rec and add END also after end loop, like below
BEGIN
FOR rec IN ( SELECT
food_name,
food_type,
food_qty
FROM food_tbl WHERE food_type = 'C')
LOOP INSERT INTO candy_tbl(candy_name,
candy_type,
candy_qty)
VALUES(rec.food_name,
rec.food_type,
rec.food_qty)
END LOOP;
END;
It seems that exporting to Excel is only supported in Visual Studio Ultimate and Premium edition. My only source for this is a comment by @Stefan Dragnev on this SO answer. For me, on Community edition, the option is visible but greyed out.
The accepted and high-rated answer doesn't work for me. While binary files generated by go build do include debug symbols, they are compiled with optimization enabled, which makes it almost impossible to debug with delve.
The following option works for me (I find it in delve document):
According to the documentation, tests in a single file are run in sequence, not in parallel. This means the best approach is probably to include dependent tests in the same file, in the desired order of execution.
I went through the same error and phenomenon. I'm using a McMini as a build machine, and I've really tried every means and method I can, but it didn't work, so I found it here.
The ESET installation was really the problem
To replicate this logic in LINQ, you should:
Use join with new { } to define composite keys.
Use null-coalescing operators (??) to apply -1 as a default value for nullable fields.
Use DefaultIfEmpty() to handle the left join behavior.
var query = from t in mainTable
join drv in categories on
new { CourseID = t?.CourseID ?? 0, OfflineCategoryID = t?.OfflineCategoryID ?? -1 }
equals
new { CourseID = drv.CourseID, OfflineCategoryID = drv.OfflineCategoryID ?? -1 }
into cgroup
from oc in cgroup.DefaultIfEmpty() // This handles the LEFT JOIN
select new
{
// Select fields from mainTable (t) and the joined table (oc)
t.CourseID,
t.OfflineCategoryID,
CategoryCourseID = oc?.CourseID, // This will be null if there's no match
CategoryOfflineCategoryID = oc?.OfflineCategoryID
};
TypeError: Cannot destructure property 'isLogoFullHeight' of '(0 , awaze_design_system_components_logo__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_2_.getLogoConfig)(...)' as it is undefined. im getting this error how resolve
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): im getting this error
I think this question is more and more relevant as html5 consumes too much resources and old pure html4 browsers are not able to cope with current https protocols. html5 is one of the main internet killers. The same page, same look 50x more ram and cpu used - I don't want that. CSS have shown in advance what would happen, but w3c pushed further thinking that developers will shift to reason miraculously and stat making efficient pages... Either the page will work with html4 rendering or I probably don't need to see it. I survived with disabled javascript for more than a decade when it started damaging the web.
I want pure html4 browser that would be able to connect to current servers. Ofc it would be best if it could work like in the applet days when one only opened this or that piece of java or flash, leaving rest of the web developer phantasmagoria untouched - but html5 is developed to not support such approach. Disabling media autoplay is solution to rather small fraction of the problem. Thus user lost control over his resources again and this time in a very big way.
I see a way in building an old browser with new crypting protocols, but that would proly be a bumpy road.
For this instance, I used the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ApiExplorer to inject IApiDescriptionGroupCollectionProvider, and tryaddenumerable for IApiDescriptionProvider, DefaultApiDescriptionProvider
I then created a help controller which provided me a list of string from looping into ApiDescriptionGroups.Items[0] then getting each relativepath. Also checking if there are ParameterDescriptions then getting all its name to stringbuilder to provide me the API description. Not bad but hehe. That's what the old man wants me todo. hahahah
I hope that somebody will solve this exact problem. But, alternatively, you can create multiple assistants with different structured outputs and link to the same thread. This should also work.
Okay, figured out this behavior is more so emerging from drei's <Merged/> Helper component and how it forwards the mesh references. Replacing my previous IInstanceContext Interface with
type ContextType = Record<string, React.ForwardRefExoticComponent<JSX.IntrinsicElements['mesh']>>;
Made typescript happy in my case.
Another solution using the Change event similar to the proposal of @taller:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim rng As Range, c As Range
Set rng = Application.Intersect(Target, Me.Columns(1))
If rng Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
If rng.Value = vbNullString Then Exit Sub
Set c = Sheets("Lists").Range("A1").CurrentRegion ' modify as needed
Target.Value(11) = c.Find(Target.Value, LookAt:=xlWhole).Value(11)
End Sub
When I upgraded from 6 to 7, I had a lot of package issues. So I uninstalled those packages that were causing issues and then ran the composer update. After successfully doing the upgrade, I installed those packages again. By doing this composer installed the compatible version of the package itself.
Or I searched for each package and found its compatible version with my PHP version, changed the version in composer.json manually, and ran the composer update.
I had problems to install ADT (Abap Development Tools) in Eclipse 2024 09 but adding these two lines
"-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=NUL
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=Windows-ROOT " in eclipse.ini, the problem was solved..
Thank you so much Christian Stadelmann!
public folder is not the default way to handle files form laravel, anyway if you are on blade you have to use <img src={{url('/images/photo.type')}} width="" height="" alt=""/>
Rember to configure in a good way the access to the subfolders on the public folder (ex empty index.html)
You can also check out the Targeted messages with multiple outgoing channels. You'd need to do the error handling with try-catch inside the incoming method.
JavaScript does indeed have a built-in garbage collector that helps manage memory automatically, but there are still best practices that can help you write efficient, memory-friendly code. Here are a few points to consider:
When to Use delete
The delete operator is generally used to remove properties from objects, rather than variables or references. It's crucial to note that using delete doesn’t free up memory directly, but rather removes the reference from the object, allowing the garbage collector to clean it up later (if there are no other references).
Best Practice: Avoid excessive use of delete unless it's necessary to dynamically remove object properties. Instead, consider setting properties to null when you simply want to break a reference.
Closures and Memory Retention
Closures are powerful, but they can retain references to variables in their outer scope, which can sometimes lead to memory leaks. This is particularly important if closures are used within loops or are tied to event listeners.
Best Practice: Avoid creating unnecessary closures in frequently called functions or events, as they retain variables in memory. Instead, try to use closures judiciously or detach them once they’re no longer needed.
Watch Out for Global Variables
Variables in the global scope persist for the lifetime of your application, which can cause memory bloat over time. This is one of the most common traps in JavaScript and can lead to increased memory usage, especially if not cleaned up properly.
Best Practice: Minimize global variables. Use const or let within functions or blocks to limit scope. Encapsulate your code within modules or functions to reduce exposure to the global scope.
Object and Array Management
When working with large objects or arrays, ensure they’re cleared out when they’re no longer in use. Holding onto these large structures can consume significant memory if not handled properly.
Best Practice: Reuse objects where possible, and empty arrays or objects (array.length = 0; or object = {}) once they’re no longer needed. Additionally, use WeakMap or WeakSet for short-lived objects that don’t need strong references, as they allow for automatic garbage collection.
Event Listeners and Memory Leaks
Event listeners attached to DOM elements can cause memory leaks if they are not removed, especially for elements that are no longer in the DOM.
Best Practice: Remove event listeners when they are no longer needed or when the DOM element is removed. This can help prevent memory leaks and improve performance in long-running applications.
Additional Reading
For a deeper dive into the internal workings of JavaScript's Call Stack, Garbage Collection, and best practices for memory management, check out this blog post on JavaScript memory management. It provides detailed insights and examples, covering everything from the Call Stack to Garbage Collection techniques, which can help you optimize memory usage effectively.
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask more if you have specific scenarios or questions.
Since migrations don't take any notice of the Auto properties (per the rescinded answer above), even in .Net/EF 8, the best way to do this is within the OnModelCreating method for the Data Context:
That worked for me, and also solved installation issues for newer versions of Anaconda and Miniconda.
WARNING! Some commenters of the video say that deleting this key causes the explorer to not launch after rebooting. If that happens, launch the explorer by other means and then consider creating the key again.
Further to the comment by Peter Krnjevic, have a look at the FOSS tool "Everything".
This uses the NTFS USN journal to provide "instant search" by filename across a complete filesystem. Search results update in realtime as new files are written. With the appropriate indexing choices you can also run fast searches for files created/updated in any chosen timeframe.
The tool has a GUI, but there is also a command line tool and an API that talk to a background service.
For NTFS this is a comprehensive filesystem monitoring solution.
The worst thing about it is the app name, that no one is going to think to search for ..
If you are using yarn. You can add enableTransparentWorkspaces: false to
.yarnrc.yml. This will switch the order of lookup to look first to npm and then to the workspaces.
It is usually a problem of file name or file path location.
It was not working in my case because of the file name.
I extended my file name to -dev and added it to the URL. It worked.
Try deleting the node_modules, .next and all cache related folders (mostly the ones that are created as soon as you run 'npm run dev'), restart VSCode and run 'npm run test'. Might help :)
I encountered this issue after upgrading to Android Studio Ladybug. To resolve it, I updated the Android Gradle Plugin (AGP) dependency from 8.1.0 to 8.7.2. Make sure to follow the pre-upgrade steps before changing the version and run the post-upgrade steps afterward.
You may have your iptables altered in a way that forbids DOCKER or DOCKER-USER inbound or outbound traffic. Try doing a sudo iptables-restore < ./iptables.backup if you can.
