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For environment settings, we are storing JSON blobs in our DB, such as:

I'm getting red pixels added to my uploaded images - using ImageResizer 4.2.5. After reading a bunch of posts about this same issue, I am none the wiser with actually understanding how their licencing works - nor why the version I'm using is violating any licencing - I'm after the bare bones free version (which is what I thought I was using).

Any help would be appreciated. A slightly confused newbie.

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I am trying to write a helm operator using client-go and want to fetch the chart from my controller using the RepoURL, and chartname. I have written a sample piece of code which is working perfectly fine on my local machine. But the same code throws error when I run the same code inside the container. Please find the following piece of code:

I'm trying to run a basic django app from Heroku using S3 to serve both static and media files.

When I run the server locally with python3 manage.py collectstatic the static files are collected and placed into a newly created /static/ folder in my S3 bucket.

When I run heroku run python3 manage.py collectstatic I am told that the static files have been collected and copied to /app/staticfiles (on build with collectstatic not disabled it's collected and copied to /tmp/build_[id]/staticfiles). Nothing is added to my S3 bucket; looking at the app filestructure on Heroku there is no folder /app/staticfiles; the app has no folder called /staticfiles; and I only have one S3 bucket, so I'm not accidentally pushing to the wrong bucket. Finally, I've quadruple checked that the dev and prod environment settings match (where appropriate).

My hunch is that django.contrib.staticfiles has a very strong opinion about where the static files should end up and is overriding my settings for aws (aws_settings.py) once in production. Any pointers about how to resolve this, gratefully received!

settings.py

I have the following code :

I have an image upload method on my react component that calls a helper method in a separate helpers.js class to handle the actual upload, so that I can re-use that method elsewhere in my application.

The react component calls into the helper method, the helper method does its job of saving the file to the server all good.... but the original method is not waiting for the promise to resolve. I'm sure it is something small I am missing, but I can't see it.

I've read up on all the similar questions here and implemented what I thought would fix it, done a lot of modifications and refactoring, implemented the await syntax in the helper method, backed it out to the promise syntax again etc. but to no avail.

//Calling method from the react component:

I am running an ASP.Net Website on an Azure App Service which hangs pretty much every time an App Pool Recycle takes place.

I've checked, the available storage, I am using approx 5 out of 50 Gb so that should not be the problem.

See the stacktrace below. Does anyone have an idea? I've asked this question to Microsoft Support, they could not answer this one :-(

Worst case scenario, can I prevent the System.Diagnostics.Eventing.EventProvider.EtwRegister() call?

Help on this one would be very much appreciated!