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The intent: Refactor my code into MVC (this is just the model/database part), and have the server create the database with tables on first run if the database or tables does not exist. This works when using a "flat" file with all the classes and functions defined in that file, but after moving out the functions into a service class and the models into their own folder with model classes, the db.create_all() function does not seem to be able to detect the table class correctly any more.

Example structure, (minimum viable problem):

server.py

I'm trying to make a Java program where it calculates the total price of 3 differently valued items. Currently I'm trying to figure out why it won't let me multiply together a preset price and the amount inputted. Sorry for sloppy coding, I don't know Java basically at all. Here is code:

How to train on a dataset which has each label of shape [5,30]. For example :

I have a very large spreadsheet with headers (180k+ rows) with unique ID's in A, start date in B, and end date in C. There are multiple rows per ID and the start and end dates overlap in a messy way.

I need to find any gaps in the date ranges for each ID. I've written a few different formulas and macro's, tried and tweaked other VBA scripts I've found here and elsewhere. I've attempted a power query and power pivot grasping at straws, but if excel doesn't crash I'm not getting a usable output.

Here is an example of the data I have:

I would like to run a script that combines or consolidates these in someway to remove extra lines for the ID's that do not have any gaps in the date range, but will leave an extra row for the ID's that do:

I don't need it to combine; though, for presentations sake it would be nice. Also, I would settle for something that is able to tell me which ID's have a gap in the range, even if it doesn't combine the dates or remove extra rows.

Newish to VBA and formulas, though this is the first instance I've been unable to get a desired output. Any help or pointing out a better way to approach this would be greatly appreciated.

I did find a script from another site that almost did the job, though because the date ranges cant all be sorted in proper order, like ID 100 in the example, it creates an extra line when it shouldn't. I'll paste that below.

I'm currently struggling with figuring out what's wrong with a Event insert I'm trying to accomplish in Flutter using Google Calendar V3 API. Initially I thought it's a matter of RFC3339 vs ISO8601 date formats, but I'm grasping at straws.

Unhandled Exception: DetailedApiRequestError(status: 400, message: Bad Request) is what I'm getting from:

Background

We are planning to do a one-way migration of SVN to Git in Azure DevOps so that we can keep our commit history of messages. As you might expect we did a trial run, after much hair pulling and standing on the shoulders of other colleagues who came before we came up with the list of commands that finally worked after 26 hours of processing.

Those commands are:

Run in Git Bash to get list of all authors from SVN in Git format:

I have an azure AD registered application. With delegated permissions of a user with AllSites.FullControl, I'm able to get drive/root/delta in Graph API.

Problems I'm having making the delta calls as the delegated user are:

• the deltas are not consistent. Sometimes I get results back after changing the permissions of a file/folder, sometimes I don't
• Despite that I'm passing in these Prefer headers deltashowsharingchanges, deltashowremovedasdeleted, deltatraversepermissiongaps, I'm not getting back @microsoft.graph.sharedChanged in the response.

The above issues are my primary questions.

Grasping at straws here, but please let me know if I would have better luck with an app-only authentication. If so, how to get it set up with my existing Azure AD registered application, without access to Powershell or Windows (e.g. if I need to use a certificate instead of client_id/client_secret, as there is conflicting information about this, and only instructions on how to get it done with Powershell). I've already started to try to test this, but have not successfully found information on how to get this working in a multi-tenant use-case, wherein I'm trying to access the Sharepoint of an outside tenant from an Azure AD registered app-only authenticated application. All existing instructions I've seen thus far are not multi-tenant and grant themselves permissions in their own Azure AD portal.

I am trying to create a JSON Cloudformation template for a new DynamoDB table. I am trying to set the TimeToLiveSpecification but I get errors and the Troposphere documentation isn't clear.

I have

I am creating views referring to system catalog views ( eg. pg_constraint ) which are to deployed to various databases with varying versions of postgresql. Later versions of system catalog views include columns that don't exist in prior versions of postgresql. I'd rather have a single version of my view that I can deploy widely instead of maintaining multiple versions so that when we (inevitably) upgrade some of our older databases, the view definition will not need to be updated ( who is going to remember to do that? )...

It's probably not feasible and perhaps I'm grasping at straws but I don't want to give up so easily while it's still possible someone may have a solution.