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It seems that I was not selecting correctly the text. I changed it to select the class that I chose for the text inside the nodes (.nodeText) and it's currently working as expected. In the following snippet you can see the changes

You can try the contains function inside coalesce therefore you don't need to split the column names into before _ and after_. Instead you are just looking for columns that have for example the word "RmiNdhdGoy" inside their name.

In short you tell R to create a new column based on all columns already including a certain expression.

You might be missing the part in C# where any assignment returns the value that was assigned, as a result

Yes, that is possible.

I assume you are talking about the Google Play Store specifically, since it's the biggest and most official app store for android.

Google Play Store offers various test tracks:

• Internal test: For up to 100 testers, invitation only
• Closed test: Same as internal, just for more users
• Open Test: Anyone can join

In all test tracks, users can only leave feedback instead of reviews and app ratings. You can create multiple different tests and versions at the same time and invite different users. For example if you want to test features only in certain regions.

Additionally, there is internal app sharing which allows you to quickly share app bundles or APKs via a link through Google Play Store. This is for example usefull for CI / CD where each build is uploaded to internal app sharing. This is also currently the only solution for this usecase which supports Android App Bundles. Other solutions like Microsoft Appcenter only allow APK uploads.

Once you upload an APK or app bundle for the first time, certain parameters will be set and become unchangable in the specific play store entry:

• app package name
• app signing key

So once you upload an app in either of the test tracks, without even releasing it, you can not change the app's package name or upload it with a different signing key. A different package name will require a new play store entry.

The signing key can only be changed when the original key is still present (there is a roll-over process for that, but you need the original signing key for that!). So make sure you back up the signing key and don't use the default debug signing key for test uploads.

Further info:

• Set up an open, closed, or internal test
• Share app bundles and APKs internally

Use f-Strings for this and it's pretty simple and easy too.

Marx,

I see no error with the CHECK statement in your table. See the dbfiddle here; it is working as intended, because the value you are trying to INSERT violates the CHECK statement and will not work.

If you click the link and scroll down, you see that based on the data you provided, there is no way for the function to return 1 for some of these rows. Namely, here is one example that fails:

I think the problem is this constraint:

Ideally, you don't (to answer the question as titled) - that way your code doesn't silently break when a class gets renamed, for example.

There's a better way, one that gives you an immediate compile-time error as soon as something breaks, and that works nicely with static code analysis and refactoring tools, such as Rubberduck - full disclosure, that's my website, and I manage the Rubberduck open-source project.

You could formalize the task of creating an instance of a class by defining an abstract factory interface. Add a new class module, call it IObjectFactory:

It looks like OSMnx's footprints module is not correctly handling or disregarding a complex (and possibly invalid?) multipolygon geometry. Note that efforts are underway to replace the footprints and pois modules with a more powerful, robust, generalizable geometries module. In the meantime, I believe you can accomplish your goal with the pois module like this: