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As @dcarlson recommended, you can run mice on the entire dataframe, then you can use complete to get the whole output dataframe. Then, you can join the new data with your original dataframe.

When you create doorCheckListModel, its checkListModelID is initially 0. You use this 0 as checkListColumnID in doorCheckListPoint1. So when you save the CheckListModel, Room automatically generates the primary key and saves in the table. Similar is the case for primary key in CheckListPoints table. But the entries saved in CheckListPoints table still have 0 in checkListColumnID column.

This is why the foreign key constraint is failing. There is no CheckListModel with 0 as its primary key. To fix this, you will have to set the value of checkListColumnID before saving a CheckListPoints entry in the table.

If you go through Room documentation, the @Insert annotated function can optionally return the rowId for the inserted item. For integer primary keys, rowId is the same as primary key.

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Maybe this is the solution to your problem.

See the output here - https://demo.thelovekesh.repl.co/navba.html

The error "Blocked mirror for repositories" is referred to explicitly in Maven's release note for version 3.8.1:

How to fix when I get a HTTP repository blocked?

If the repository is defined in your pom.xml, please fix it in your source code.

If the repository is defined in one of your dependencies POM, you’ll get a message like:

Create a component with userId props and if userId similar to the currently logged-in user then render the component to the right side of the screen otherwise left side on the screen and add messages to the array to render it recursively in the flatlist component.

For Ex:

You forgot to define the required inputType in your properties.

The correct way to define a dynamic product in gravityforms is to declare it as a type => product, define an inputType like singleproduct and don´t forget to add the inputs array to the properties if you are using singleproduct as inputType.

Example:

Two things:

1. You are added the new quiz inside rect which is not good. Create a container for all the quiz and add it there
2. You need to update your questions variables each time you adda a new quiz

Gson (as a part of Sonar) tried to parse the string 13-ea to an int while trying to find out the java version. According to this thread, this was not supported in March, 2013.

According to this Gson issue the issue was fixed in gson version 2.8.5.

This SonarLint pull request fixd the issue on SonarLint's side by updating Gson. It was merged in April, 2019.

If you look at the SonarLint Release page, you can clearly see that the next version after the merge is 4.3.0.2475 while you use SonarScanner 4.3.0.2102.

Just update Sonar scanner to the latest version and you should be fine.

You can download the latest version of sonar-scanner for MacOS from here

Another option would to just use another non-early-access java version.