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Katalon Studio is a free and easy-to-use automated functional and regression testing platform. It provides users the ability to implement full automated testing solutions for their application projects with minimal engineering and programming skill requirements. The tips-and-tricks project contains some tips and tricks when using Katalon Studio to support users handling some specfic cases.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to run this yq command in PowerShell:
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Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 23:20Using this test file:
QUESTION
I found this really interesting German page (link: https://www.splunk.com/de_de/blog/tips-and-tricks/gesund-und-wach-bleiben-wie-ihr-mit-splunk-daten-in-bessere-raumluft-verwandelt.html) with a dashboard where some warning lights are included:
The warning lights are based on which values are predicted for different queries. I am now wondering how one could get this warning lights (and also the predictions based on the MLTK for certain variables) within a dashboard?
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Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 16:48QUESTION
I'm developing data driven tests using Nunit3 and .Net Core 3.1 and I have many tests with more different data sources, which sometimes have complex logic inside. When I want start only one tests I want to start only one data provider, but I run all. In 3.15.1 ver of NUnit framework was released PreFilter, which solve this problem.
But this feature available only on .runsettings file as I understood docs. In this question Charlie Poole says that .runsettings is only for VS adapter. But the VS adapter takes a long time to run my tests.
I found info for configuration file but don't undestand what I can configure in this file 0_o
Can I run my tests by NUnit Console Runner 3.12.0-beta1 with PreFilter?
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Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 19:29I'm afraid not, no.
There's an open issue to implement it here: https://github.com/nunit/nunit-console/issues/438. You'll see from the VS adapter docs there's several edge-case bugs around this, which will be more visible in the adapter than in the console. At this point in time, nobody has yet taken on that task of implementing this feature in the console.
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I am used to being able to force-stop the running of a selection of code. This is possible in vscode and Spyder without losing the variables in memory.
Example from Spyder, which is using iPypthon console: you run a command with the same "Run selection or current line" (in Spyder: F9) process, you realise that it takes too long and you want to stop it. You simply use "Stop current command" (red square).
After the stop, the memory is not lost, all variables are still in memory that have been known at the stop moment. Proof:
When you go on in Spyder, you can choose whatever code line that has been passed till the stop moment to go on with (you can also choose later code lines, but that usually makes no sense). For example, if you stop a long running loop, change the code of that loop and then run it again, or you go back 10 code lines to start from there instead.
You are simply free to go on from any code line to execute a new selection.
In Contrast, in PyCharm, I only find the red square "Stop Console" which stops the console completely, no action possible after this, all variables in memory are lost.
After pressing the red square or pressing Ctrl+C in the "Python Console" the console is closed.
The console prints
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Answered 2020-Sep-03 at 20:27Debugger has the pause action, which can be accessed from the toolbar, or from the menu.
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/pausing-and-resuming-the-debugger-session.html
QUESTION
I've read that Three.js triangulates all mesh faces, is that correct?
Then I realized that most of the gltf models I've been using have quad faces. It's very easy to triangulate faces in Blender so I'm curious if pre-triangulating the faces will result in quicker load of the mesh?
Thanks in advance, and if you have any other performance tips on three.js and gltf's (besides those listed at https://discoverthreejs.com/tips-and-tricks/) that would be super helpful!
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Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 13:57glTF, in its current form, does not support quad faces, only triangles. Current glTF exporters (including Blender) triangulate the model when creating the glTF file. Some will automatically try to merge things back together on import.
By design, glTF stores its data in a similar manner to WebGL's vertex attributes, such that it can render efficiently, with minimal pre-processing. But there are some things you can do when creating a model, to help it reach these goals:
- Combine materials when possible, to reduce the number of draw calls.
- Combine meshes/primitives when possible, also to reduce draw calls.
- Be aware that discontinuous normals/UVs increase vertex count (again because of vertex attributes).
- Avoid creating textures filled with solid colors. Use Blender's default color/value node inputs instead.
- Keep texture sizes web-friendly, and power-of-two. Mobile clients sometimes can't handle anything larger than 2048x2048. Might also try 1024x1024, etc.
QUESTION
AWS beginner here
I have a repo in GitLab which has a python script and a requirements.txt
file, and the python script has to be deployed in the EC2 ubuntu instance (and the script has to be triggered only once a day) via Gitlab CI. I am creating a deployment package of the repo using CI and through this, I am deploying the zipped package in the S3 bucket. My .gitlab-ci.yml
file:
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Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 11:10The link you've posted already shows one way of doing this. Namely, by using UserData.
Therefore, you would have to develop a bash script which would not only download the zip file as shown in the link, but also unpack it, and install the requirements.txt
file along side with any other dependencies or configuration setup you require.
So the UserData
for your instance would be something like this (pseudo-code, this is only a rough example):
QUESTION
How to reject new tasks so there are no more than N submitted tasks. N - is the maximum number of allowed tasks in submission queue, which include new, running, paused (not finished) tasks.
Use caseUsers submit calculation tasks that run for some time. Sometimes, there are so many users submitting tasks at the same time. How to reject new tasks if there are already N tasks submitted.
In other words, the total number of submitted (not finished, started or not started) tasks cannot be greater than N.
Example codeHere is full version and bellow are short snippets.
A long running task. CalculationTask.
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Answered 2020-May-23 at 14:16You answered your own question ... you could use Queue
size to do that..
QUESTION
I am trying to resolve merge conflicts into a branch using vs code. However the command palette to accept incoming changes is not appearing
Unlike here where the command palette is clearly visible at the top window.
How do I get those commands to appear at top of window?
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Answered 2017-Nov-12 at 11:53I suppose you're looking for this toolbar:
(Image from this Microsoft Repo)
This toolbar only appears when:
- there are any merge conflicts and
- the current file is in the "MERGE" section of VS Code's version control panel
From what I see in your screenshot, there is indeed a file in the "MERGE" section. I can't really tell whether that is also the file you've opened (Address.js).
Address.js seems to have no conflict markers. In git, conflict markers look like this:
QUESTION
I have just added a reCAPTCHA v3 to a contact form, however I am unable to change the position from the bottom right of the page.
After following this tutorial and looking for solutions, all reCAPTCHA examples embed the div in a bootstrap contact form. As I am not using bootstrap, I would like to simply position the element using css.
Things I've tried:
- Remove all elements in the page - the position does not change
- Remove all elements in the contact div - the position does not change
- Push changes to actual website - the local host error goes away, but the position doesn't change
- Triple check the code:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-22 at 18:29Quick answer thanks to @AlonEitan. The reCAPTCHA v3 has no UI interface. So instead of embedding it in the contact form (as with v2), you simply hide the banner:
QUESTION
I'm refactoring some Angular (7) components, and I don't know if there is some optimal location to put common scss style to reference it in many components' styleUrls.
Before refactoring, the scss was all global, and had to be built in order to be used between the different apps. Now, most of the scss has been encapsulated, requiring as few global style as possible. However, there are still some global scss that I could get ride of in the build since they affect a known number of components. In order to do that, I extracted the scss at the root of all those components, and refered it, just before each individual components scss, in the styleUrls. (using some structure tips from this article )
Here is what the import looks like for every components requiring controls.component.scss
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 04:56To use global for your app just put everything into your style.scss it will affect whole application style
If you want to import scss file from the library simply do like this
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