Rin | Rin is a Redshift data Importer by SQS messaging | AWS library

I tend to avoid using the each qualifier like this because of this recommendation in the docs:

If you need to repeat the execution of a process over n-tuple of elements instead a simple values or files, create a channel combining the input values as needed to trigger the process execution multiple times. In this regard, see the combine, cross and phase operators.

I don't actually think there's a way to join channels using a regex, but what you can do is use the combine operator to produce the Cartesian product of the items emitted by two channels. And if you supply the by parameter, you can combine the items that share a common matching key. For example, untested:

there are many reasons why you might get this error.

This error occurs when HTTP request’s headers claim that content is gzip encoded while it's not (see content bellow for further explanation). This error can be fixed by turning off gzip encoding in the browser you use.

if that didn't solve your problem, try adding this flag -> gcloud alpha storage cp gs://bucket/file.gz . --no-gzip-encoding.

my last solution would be Passing gsutil -h --header-download "Accept-Encoding: gzip"

Redundant Behaviour

You should not set your metadata to redundantly report the compression of the object:

You are missing a class that matches the list of Species that your JSON contains:

Your code has a functional bug.

In the ISR you don't check for a "buffer full" condition. The code just increments rin[Channel] without looking at rout[Channel]. So a whole buffer of data can be lost.

Example: If rout[Channel] equals zero and rin[Channel] equals UART_BUFSIZE-1 then the ISR will set rin[Channel] to zero. In other words the buffer will now appear empty and data is lost.

So the first step is to fix the code.

I was able to get about 25 % faster by combining the three processes.

Yes, you can use conditionals fine within a constructor, but you don't need them. You can cap values using min/max functions, for example

Your Domain.json is invalid json. The valid json is:

You could use regex to remove the parts you don't want:

In terms of the XSLT for TEI to docx, reading https://tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-xsl/profiles/default/docx/to.html I think there is a key