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Say in ~/prj/abc/abcsim/abctsim/abcxyz/Makefile there is a line below.

There are many similar question about the app signature, like this. But none are my case.

I used to have a CI that run ./gradlew :App:assembleDebug :App:assembleAndroidTest

To save time I try to parallelise both assemble commands in two different jobs/pipelines ./gradlew :App:assembleDebug and ./gradlew :App:assembleAndroidTest

But now, I got this error from Test Lab:

com.company.debug.test does not have a signature matching the target com.company.debug

How/why the signature changes when I'm compiling in another instance? The solution is clear, just put both together again. But I'm looking to understand this Android/Gradle behaviour of signatures.

Thanks!

We have got a legacy system. We are migrating to new platform. We took backup of production database on January 6, 2021 and restored in UAT environment.

Below query, we ran to get the backup datetime of the production database from UAT environment. Reference Article

Probably I just misunderstand System.Diagnostics.EventLog, but I am not able to write to EventLog under my app name. Project is ASP.NET web service (.NET Framework 4) and works under NETWORK SERVICE user.

I tried this and it works (as metioned here):

Given an asynchronous IMFSourceReader connected to a synchronous only IMFTransform.

Then for the IMFSourceReaderCallback::OnReadSample() callback is it a good idea not to call IMFTransform::ProcessInput directly within OnReadSample, but instead push the produced sample onto another queue for another thread to call the transforms ProcessInput on?

Or would I just be replicating identical work source readers typically do internally? Or put another way does work within OnReadSample run the risk of blocking any further decoding work within the source reader that could have otherwise happened more asynchronously?

So I am suggesting something like:

I am new to rails but I think I'm following every step for using this gem. However, I'm getting a NoMethodError. My steps: I ran gem install country_select -v 3.1.1 in terminal. I stopped my server, ran bundle install, restarted my server. I added the method to my code. I tried adding it to my gem file but that caused a different error preventing my Rails Server from running (see below for details). It seems like installing via the terminal should be enough, according to the github doc.

The only other stackoverflow issue that seemed to have the same problem as me says it was fixed by restarting the server, but I've tried this several times and it hasn't worked. If anyone can help me here, I'd appreciate it very much!

note: Since my original question has been answered and the problem evolved, I posted a new question with my terminal issue here: country_select gem causes "Could not find i18n_data-0.10.0 in any of the sources" error

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I tried deploying with gcloud from the terminal, and I tried via the UI, I get the same error during deployment (build works) in the deployment logs:

Error: function terminated. Recommended action: inspect logs for termination reason. Function cannot be initialized.

And gcloud tells me the following:

ERROR: (gcloud.functions.deploy) OperationError: code=13, message=Function deployment failed due to a health check failure. This usually indicates that your code was built successfully but failed during a test execution. Examine the logs to determine the cause. Try deploying again in a few minutes if it appears to be transient.

So, I go to the logs and nothing, nada, nisba. Not a line. Tried upping RAM to 2GB, tried packaging .py files that reside at the same level of main.py out of the root, no luck. Clearly, if locally I call the handler function in main.py from a test script, running it in a virtualenv (py37) with packages from requirements.txt, it works. Running it locally with the functions-framework? It works.

This following is how I'm calling gcloud to deploy so far:

In RubyMine, PHPStorm (and other JetBrains IDEs I imagine) you can hit ⌘ Command+⬆ (or whatever shortcut defined for the action) and browse the files in a project from the point of where the current opened file is situated, they call it the "Navigation Bar". Is there a feature like this in VSCode that I'm not finding?

I am trying to extend the functionality of a package and therefore trying to access the entire code behind one of the functions.

The package in question is RQuantLib and I am trying to see the entire code used in the function "DiscountCurve"

The result I get is simply: