zopfli | Zopfli Compression Algorithm is a compression library | Compression library

After update to angular 9 and universal 9, a got error when i run npm run build:ssr && npm run serve:ssr

I run a nightly job to generate static webpages. The new files are stored in a directory new and the old ones are moved to a directory old. After generating the pages I run:

I am trying to install requirements.txt of a django project and it is giving me the following error:

MySQLdb/_mysql.c(29): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'mysql.h': No such file or directory

I have tried the following commands but they don't seem to work for me

Commands that I tried:

I am trying to build the kernel for a custom ROM and am getting the following exception:

I trying to use Linux bc to do division between two float number, but it throw an error, and I realize when I run bc, it execute Bandizip command

I am trying to deploy my app through Heroku, which is working perfectly on localhost. Even though I had some troubles installing java module on localhost, I finally did it, thanks to this post: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/10289.

Now, I'm getting apparently the same error deploying the app on Heroku, but now I'm not able to fix it. I set even the Java Buildpack, just in case, but it didnt help.

I hope someone could help me!

This is my package.json:

We’ve had a recent issue with some asset images, where the Retina @2x version was being used on non-Retina devices. The Retina and non-Retina versions of the assets exist. We’ve tracked the problem down to compression, so we’re able avoid it for now, but if anyone has additional insights, I’d love to hear them.

The icons on the left show how they’re rendering inside the running app. The Retina assets are being used on a non-Retina screen, so they’re being scaled down to 50%, which is causing some blurry edges.

The icons on the right are the original assets.

This is only happening to some assets. Most of the app is okay. We’ve been using ImageOptim to compress the PNGs used in the app. ImageOptim is using a variety of compression combinations for the assets. These are the common best results:

• PNGOUT
• PNGOUT+AdvPNG
• PNGOUT+Zopfli
• AdvPNG+Zopfli

The assets that have problems all seem to be using PNGOUT+Zopfli, but not all assets with PNGOUT+Zopfli are bad. I am not 100% confident with this diagnosis though.

Given that the issue isn’t always easy to spot, and given I don’t know exactly what’s wrong, we’ve unfortunately decided to not compress our new PNGs used in Mac apps. This is a shame, because the space savings are good.

We’ve tried a few different Xcode project settings, including turning Combine High Resolution Artwork on and off.

I’d like some answers, but I am also posting here so there’s some information that may help others with this issue, even if I only have a partial solution.

After using the amazing angular-fullstack-generator though Yeoman, I followed the setup instructions, and when I came to running npm start or gulp serve I got the following error:

Error: Cannot find module 'shrink-ray'

Seemed pretty self-explanitory, so I ran npm install shrink-ray, and doing so gave me the following error:

I'm working on a website that deploys its custom version of node (x64) that we upload and configure via iisnode.yml. We have a dependency in a binary package (zopfli) that we build locally and deploy as well. So far so good. The problem is with one of the webjobs we have. It seems like it is always using the x86 version of the node version set in WEBSITE_NODE_DEFAULT_VERSION no matter the value of issnode.yml or the platform I select via the portal.

So my question is:

How can I tell my webjobs to use the same version I specify in iisnode.yml (bin\node.exe)?