slowpoke | Low-level key/value store in pure Go | Key Value Database library

By trial and error, I found the following solution for next scheme with INT fields for GET request.

Thanks to @Les Nightingill, I found the issue.

It was not directly linked to assets generation, but the probleme was indicated at the first error line in the logs :

No, you cannot capture any environment in an impl block. Closures capture the environment, so you cannot use a closure as a function in an impl block.

Functions and methods are designed to be called from any context, so there's no guarantee that there even is an environment to be captured. The fact that we can declare types, functions, methods, etc. inside of another function is basically a syntax nicety.

I'd probably create a type that wraps Node and goal:

asyncio.run ...

[...] creates a new event loop and closes it at the end. [...]

Your coro, wrapped in task does not get a chance to complete during the execution of main.
If you return the Task object and and print it, you'll see that it is in a cancelled state:

Once you've used .map, join by commas, and then use .replace on the resulting string to replace instances of 3 words separated by commas with those 3 words and commas plus a newline. That way, your pokeString will actually be a string:

Using Jason's technique I was able to produce the correct output.

The syntax [-.2 .1 .3 .5] doesn't create a vector, it creates a one-row matrix. The cov function is actually defined in base Julia, but it requires vectors. So you simply need to use the syntax with commas to create vectors in the first place ([-.2, .1, .3, .5]), or you can use the vec function to reshape the matrix to a one-dimensional vector. It also uses the "corrected" covariance by default, whereas Excel is using the "uncorrected" covariance. You can use the third argument to specify that you don't want this correction.