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I'm using the File Should Exist keyword to check for an existing file in a List. This is the high-level format:

I have two objects that I need to combine somehow to achieve a desired output. Here's a toy example.

Let's say that I'm running an experiment about a new mice diet. I gathered 6 mice and fed each of them with a different diet. After several weeks, I weighted all mice and recorded each one's weight. Those weights are given in the following object:

It turns out that the function rlang::expr_interp() essentially meets my goal.

Note: The following information was created artificially just for educational purposes.

The following query:

I'm struggling with Java and need some help with 1-1 associations. Sorry if I'm wording something wrong, I don't know how to word it properly in English.

I want to connect both partner1 and partner2 using one call. Before the call, partner1 and partner2 is not connected, but after, they are. I can't wrap my head around and have been stuck for hours.

Here is what I have so far:

I am trying to make an adaptive CommentViewRow for a social app where the whole comment text can be displayed within the row.

So far I am achieving this but I have 3 issues:

1 When the comment-text is short it is being centred within the row even when I specify ".alignment: .leading" in the VStack.

2 When the comment-text uses more than one line there is a mysterious padding between the user's profile picture & the comment-text?? see image below.

3 I am not sure if my .frame modifier is the best way to achieve what I am doing, it seems mickey-mouse, I was reading about .frame(idealWith, idealHeight, etc..) and not sure if that would help.

Any idea on how I can fix this so that each CommentViewRow displays like your average social-media comment view??

Thank you!

When uploading a file through my frontend (React), Go is reading the csv file and then sending the data in a structured format in a JSON response.

The JSON response:

I am working with a pandas dataframe with multi-index columns (two levels). I need to drop a column from level 0 and later get a list of the remaining columns in level=0. Strangely, the dropping part works fine, but somehow the dropped column shows back up if you call df.columns.levels[0].

Here's a MRE. When I call df.columns the result is this:

MultiIndex([('Week2', 'Hours'), ('Week2', 'Sales')], )

Which sure looks like Week1 is gone. But if I call df.columns.levels[0].tolist()...

['Week1', 'Week2']

Here's the full code:

I have the following error message in the dovecot errors & warnings log after I've tried to rebuild my mail server.

Prior to these errors, I updated my aging system to the latest, and lots of things broke. The configuration was confetti, so I attempted to rebuild the mail server. To get this error, I simply login to Roundcube mail. I'm able to login, however I cant see any emails.

I'm seeing two issues in the error, just not sure how to fix it.