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- main is the entry point for testing .
- ServeHTTP implements the http . Handler interface .
- New returns a set of handlers
- Get server ports
- FetchIndex fetches index from environment variable
- fetchAppName fetches app name from environment variable
- Parse the flags .
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QUESTION
I have been building our grails app to AWS Elastic Beanstalk through Jenkins for awhile now without issue, jumping and building between branches for years. This became an issue, though, when adding the grails test suite into the build.
I set up a test database for jenkins to use itself and let grails populate all the table data on its own, it worked for several months until recently when I decided to deploy a branch that was around 6 months old to one of our development environments. As you can guess, a branch 6 months old was missing some columns that were in more recent releases, and hence in the database, so grails deleted those columns, and tested and deployed without issue.
The problem arose when I went to deploy a more recent branch to a different environment, and grails test-app started failing due to sql errors because the app was trying to use a column that didn't exist on that table.
I dug into it further and discovered in the logs that when grails should have been trying to update the tables because they already existed and just needed a column added, it was trying to insert the tables instead. Obviously this caused issue with the tables already existing and the database not being updated.
Does anyone have any knowledge on how to force grails test-app to update the database tables instead of try to insert them? This has never happened in the use of the app, so I know this is localized to an issue with the test-suite, but the documentation on it is kind of bad, especially for grails 2.3.11 so I can't find anything.
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Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 22:09This ended up being due to the old branch that was deployed having a different dbCreate value for the test environment, so for some reason when it made it's changes with the dbCreate property of "update" then switched back to "create-drop" it no longer could drop the tables before re-adding them.
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Spec:
- Angular CLI: 8.3.29
- Node: 12.22.1
- OS: linux x64
- Angular: 8.2.14
Manifest file:
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 17:08Start Command: node main.js
QUESTION
After upgrading an angular nx workspace to the latest version 12.3.4 and converting the projects from tslint to eslint, I'm not able to generate components anymore.
When running nx g c shells/root --project=test-app for example, an error is thrown saying 'styleext' is not found in schema. Within the angular.json file, the following schematics are defined at the beginning:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 08:40Problem solved: removed the last entry for "@nrwl/angular:component" and it now seems to work!
QUESTION
Imported a Nuxt project from GitHub with vercel.json config:
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Answered 2021-May-28 at 15:26EDIT: updating the build command fixed OP's issue.
Do you even need the vercel.json here?
I've tried to host one of my repo there and it's working fine with those settings only.
Hosted there: https://nuxt-tailwind-typography-darkmode-boilerplate.vercel.app/
Vercel pretty much self-detected that it was a Nuxt project and almost aced it itself.
QUESTION
I'm trying to send events from a Celery task to the server, so I can send data to the Client.
- A User submits a form with text
- The server receives the form submission
- The server sends the form data to the Celery task queue
- Celery processes the task
- Celery sends the processed data back to the server
- The server sends the data to the Client, where it's displayed on the web page
Here is what I have currently:
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Answered 2021-May-30 at 21:24Celery workers typically run the same code as the Flask app, but they not running as flask servers, so websockets from celery to flask aren't easily a thing. (I've never seen it done, but maybe someone has ironed out the tricky parts.)
Assuming that you want to avoid having the client or app poll for task completion, an alternative is to have the worker signal completion by making an HTTP request to the app. I.e., something like a POST to
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I am configuring php symfony basic welcome page project into docker i am using image
this have all packages that i need to run php framework with docker (nginx, php,alpine, docker tags) my nginx server is not working, when wrote nginx in my terminal(Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS) i am getting the following error
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Answered 2021-May-27 at 13:35I have fixed it there was issue with image version and also issue with user permission ,for that purpose i have add the envirnement variables for owner and group for the project build to create a container for the required images
QUESTION
I just installed Ionic with
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Answered 2021-May-21 at 07:36For some reason I couldn't get it to work on node version 16.2.0.
However, using node version manager nvm I installed a second instance of node, the LTS version 14.17.0.
With this downgrade, the setup process works.
QUESTION
This is strange. Whenever I render my custom element, the body (innerHTML) of the element gets appended at the end.
This is my homepage - see 'childbody' is in the body of the s-child element:
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Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 22:01Ok, after 6.5 hours of head-banging, I figured out a solution -
When the element is used directly within a component - The selector of the corresponding element should be used (not the element tag).
When an element is dynamically inserted, the tag for custom element can be used, possibly with a sanitizer, e.g. -
QUESTION
I'm using JPackage (OpenJDK 15.0.1) to make a portable executable file for Windows. I tried the command below, but I double-clicked the generated exe file and the installer window was displayed. It seemed that it was not portable executable but just installer.
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 18:05If by 'portable executable' you mean a single self-contained executable, then this is currently not possible to do.
What you can do if you want an executable that can run the program directly without installing, is use the --type app-image flag, which will create an application image that contains a .exe launcher to launch the app.
QUESTION
I have a question regarding Kubernetes Liveness/Readiness probes configuration.
I have an application developed in netCore 3.1 that at this moment, in production env (version 1.0.0), doesn't have configured health checks. I have implemented the health endpoints in the second release (version 2.0.0) but how can I manage the Kubernetes deployment template file in order to be compliant with version v1 that does not have an endpoint?
If I will deploy my template with probes configured, all container that runs on v1 will fail cause no endpoint are reachable. I would like to understand if I can maintain one deployment yml file that will be compatible with v1 (without health) and v2 (with health).
Here I post an example of my actual deployment yml:
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 20:23To check the liveness for k8s you can use the command like that, we can define an environement variable and after that on the liveness section we can use the cammand to make an if-else to check the current version and specify what we need to execute on each section .
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