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I have a C# project targeting .NET Core 3.1 where I resolved all compiler warnings and set TreatWarningsAsErrors to true. It builds just fine both from Visual Studio and the command line.

However, the build on the build server fails and reports one of the warnings as an error: CS8625. The only difference I can spot is the version of the MS build engine:

• 16.8.3 locally
• 16.7.2 on a build server

I failed to find the explicit information in the release notes, but it's my gut feeling that the changes between the mentioned versions are the root cause of such behavior.

Obviously, I can disable the mentioned warning in the .editorconfig file, and it won't be reported both locally and on a build server, but I would prefer it to behave the other way around.

Is it possible to set things up the way the warnings are reported consistently disregarding the build engine version?

I'm having a theoretical (non-deterministic, hard to test, never happened in practice) hardware issue reported by hardware vendor where double-word write to certain memory ranges may corrupt any future bus transfers.

While I don't have any double-word writes explicitly in C code, I'm worried the compiler is allowed (in current or future implementations) to coalesce multiple adjacent word assignments into a single double-word assignment.

The compiler is not allowed to reorder assignments of volatiles, but it is unclear (to me) whether coalescing counts as reordering. My gut says it is, but I've been corrected by language lawyers before!

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i have a question, i have follow JSON file:

I have a dataframe that the user can apply a variety of filters on using sliders to specify a min and max value. Right now there are seven filters, but there may be more added in the future.

I currently have the filter definition as:

I am learning React and trying to implement a simple onClick button in a child Component only to get an "Invalid hook call". I've gutted a lot of my program to isolate just the problem.

Parent Component:

I'm working on a school project in which I have to create a small Webpage introducing you to a topic of choice.

Unfortunately my website has a horizontal scrollbar and I don't have a clue which element causes it. I tried disabling the elements one after another but haven't found a solution

Thanks in advance for any tips!

Because I need to remove duplicate messages and delay processing some messages which are "too new" (as determined by the most recent copy of a message), I want to handle the entire contents of Service Bus Queue all at once.

I'm not sure how many messages I can expect, but I feel strongly optimistic that it shouldn't normally be in the hundreds, never mind that thousands which I thought could be the limit for ReceiveAsync (int maxMessageCount, TimeSpan operationTimeout). However, it turns out that no matter how high that value is, I'm only able to read about 30 to 50 messages in a single invocation of

I write a kotlin app and wonder, why the code runs through the listener during initializing it. I try to explain the question with my code:

I am currently trying to save a word cloud I am generating in my AWS lambda function to my s3 bucket, my code executes gut gives "errorMessage": "Parameter validation failed:\nInvalid type for parameter Body, value: , type: , valid types: , , file-like object",

as an error, I have looked online and cant seem to find the cause, do I need to to convert the plot to bytes to be able to store it in S3 like this?