labeler | Label manager for PRs and Issues | Continous Integration library
kandi X-RAY | labeler Summary
kandi X-RAY | labeler Summary
Implements a GitHub Action that labels Pull Requests based on configurable conditions. It is inspired by the example Pull Request Labeller, but intends to provide a richer set of options.
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- Main entry point .
- NewFilesCondition returns a condition that matches files matching the Labeler .
- newLabeler returns a new Labeler .
- getRepoFile returns the raw content of a file .
- NewSizeCondition returns a condition that checks the size of the pull request .
- getLabelerConfigV1 converts a YAML to a LabelerConfigV1 .
- NewIsMergeableCondition returns true if the pull request is mergeable .
- HandleEvent handles an event .
- NewBranchCondition returns a condition check condition .
- NewBaseBranchCondition returns true if the base branch is a base branch .
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QUESTION
I'm reading an XLS list and run a for loop on a column called 'Product Name'. I want to check line by whether the string matches a certain pattern or not using regex. If the string matches the pattern I want to write it into an array. This is my for loop to process line by line the product names:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 19:28lambda
returns an anonymous function, you just want to evaluate your function to get the result so you should write:
QUESTION
I have a Google MLKit model for labeling an Image after capturing the image, but everytime I tried to process the Image, it always give me this error:
label process error:: Pipeline failed to fully start: Calculator::Open() for node "ClassifierClientCalculator" failed: #vk The TFLite Model Metadata must not contain label maps when
text_label_map_file
is used.
Here's my MLKit image labeler configuration code (this code is based on MLKit's documentation):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 18:13Here's my understanding based on the error message:
Given you are using the LocalModel(manifestPath: manifestPath)
API, it is expecting a legacy TFLite model format where the label map is provided through a separate text file and the model.tflite
itself does not contain the label map. That's why your file before your model update works.
To use your updated model.tflite
(which seems to contain the lab map inside its metadata), I think you can try the following to use the model.tflite
file directly with the custom models API without going through the filename.json
manifest:
QUESTION
I'm using MLKit with iOS in a react native project.
Basically using this code: https://firebase.google.com/docs/ml/ios/label-images-with-automl
It used to work fine but now i get this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 19:40The documentation provided (https://firebase.google.com/docs/ml/ios/label-images-with-automl) contains outdated information. ML Kit has fully deprecated and removed the GoogleMLKit/ImageLabelingAutoML
pod in its recent versions. That pod is now replaced by the GoogleMLKit/ImageLabelingCustom
pod. The latest version of MLKitImageLabelingCustom
pod is 1.2.0
. Please refer to the full migration guide here:
https://developers.google.com/ml-kit/vision/image-labeling/automl/migrate-automl
QUESTION
I have the below YAML file as like below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 12:30You should really try to use a dedicated yaml parser such as yq but if for what ever reason you cannot use such as tool, you can remove the last line with the following sed statement:
QUESTION
I have a YAML file as like below which I have exported from an existing cluster:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 10:40In this specific case this is correct but you need to be carefull with it since there is no consistent way to do this for all types of resources.
Historically kubectl had --export flag that was generating yamls ready to apply, but it got depricated because of many bugs. Check out the issue on k8s github repo for more details.
There is also another way to export the resources if you used kubectl apply
to create it.
QUESTION
I'm new to MLKit.
One of the first thing I've noticed from looking at the docs as well as the sample MLKit apps is that there seems to be multiple ways to attach/use image processors/analyzers.
In some cases they demonstrate using the ImageAnalyzer api https://developers.google.com/ml-kit/vision/image-labeling/custom-models/android
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 19:10The difference is due to the underlying camera implementation. The analyzer interface is from CameraX while the processor needs to be written by developer for camera1.
If you want to use android.hardware.Camera, you need to follow the example to create a processor and feed camera output to MLKit. If you want to use cameraX, then you can follow the example in the vision sample app and find CameraXLivePreviewActivity.
QUESTION
I have a ServiceAccount YAML file which I am applying to a new cluster.
My YAML is like below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 05:56Remove resourceVersion
, selfLink
and uid
from the yaml before applying. Kubernetes maintains consistency of objects using version and trying to override it with a wrong version leads to this error.
QUESTION
I'm lost as to how to handle secret keys.
I've published a repo on GitHub with a secret key (I know now, big no no), then found out about the GitHub Secret Key in the settings and stored the key there.
So, two questions:
- what's the best way to clean the commit history so that the secret key isn't available anymore?
- how do I actually access this secret key? In my settings.py, I now had
SECRET_KEY = 'name_of_key_on_github'
but that throwsNameError: not defined
.
Any help is appreciated, thank you.
Update
Ok, so according to the link provided by @VonC, I need to create a .yml file in .github/workflows
directory.
general.yml
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-28 at 11:27Use the new git filter-repo
, which does replace the old git filter-branch
or BFG.
It has many usage examples, including content-based filtering, in order for you to remote the path/to/secret
file in past commits:
To keep all files except these paths, just add
--invert-paths
:
QUESTION
Any suggestions on how to do this? I have a complex if statement in a query that needs to check on various conditions for a given table. EG:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 22:51If you specifically need exactly one row, you can use aggregation:
QUESTION
I found this interesting d3 Search Collapsible Tree here https://bl.ocks.org/jjzieve/a743242f46321491a950 and when I tried to run it on my machine locally it didn't work. I do realize the fact that I just started diving into coding world and have no previous experience but I wish if someone can help me taking a look at the way that I put the code from the source.
Is that how to do it? Why it doesn't work?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 18:25I just compared your code and the sample code you provided on bl.ocks.org
Your issue is that you moved the data in flare.json
into the javascript section, causing d3.json
not to find any data. Try removing this large json portion in javascript and add a file called flare.json
in the same directory as your HTML file, and copy the JSON there.
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