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Your table type is innodb, which is a transactional table type (supports transactions), therefore te paragraph before the two you quoted applies:

For transactional tables, an error occurs for invalid or missing values in a data-change statement when either STRICT_ALL_TABLES or STRICT_TRANS_TABLES is enabled. The statement is aborted and rolled back.

The two paragraphs you quoted applies to non-transactional tables, such as myisam.

Turned out the cause of this issue is I am running OpenJDK8 in local environment where the certificate Maven is expired, upgraded to latest OpenJDK resolved the issue. @ProgrammersBlock's advice of using -X definitely is also very helpful to identify the problem

if all the rows have valid datetime values you can do it using command below:

The issue is that you need to access it with a Host head of mydemo.info for that Ingress spec to work. You also need to confirm you have an Ingress Controller installed, usually ingress-nginx for new users but there are many options. Then you would look for the Ingress Controllers NodePort or LoadBalancer service and access through that.

In test, the println that prints the thread ID is executed outside of the future, therefore it's executed synchronously. The code inside the future will get executed on a thread of the ExecutionContext (in this case the actor system's dispatcher). It's worth noting that some parallel execution happened: the thread print for a = 4 happened before the a + 1 print for a = 3.

If you move the thread println into the future, that println will execute asynchronously:

I added an Add Event button and when I click on the button, the prompt do not appear.

This demo shows how to add a new event to the calendar via a custom button, and in example code (by clicking "Edit in CodePen" at the top-right corner on that page) you would find click property is used.

And as @ADyson shared in comment, if you check the doc about "customButtons", you can also get detailed description of properties that customButton entry accepts.

Besides, please note that the callback function does not accept calendar event as argument.

You can try using built-in toggle function in your "myDemo" function. Instead of using remove(), just add this line:

Claim resource_access can be exposed in the access token and/or id token and/or userinfo response. It is not clear from your problem description, where it is exposed exactly. Apparently it is in the wrong place and not where your application code is expecting that.

So fix location of the claim and you should be fine:

• lazy option: expose it everywhere (access token and id token and userinfo response)
• proper option: read documentation of used library and expose claim only to the right location (access token or id token or userinfo response)

https://flask-oidc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

user_getinfo(fields, access_token=None)

Returns: The values of the current user for the fields requested. The keys are the field names, values are the values of the fields as indicated by the OpenID Provider. Note that fields that were not provided by the Provider are absent.

Your provider (Keycloak) doesn't expose openid_id details in the token apparently, so field is absent. Very likely you didn't configure OIDC client in the Keycloak correctly. Make sure you have added correct mappers/scopes to used OIDC client in the Keycloak, which expose requested details into openid_id claim.