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I am trying to get to grips with React-Bootstrap and was attempting to replicate a navbar similar to that in their documentation, but my Form component is not displaying as shown in the documentation with the inline attribute. My button appears under my form, not sure what the issue is.

Here is the code for my component:

Nuxtjs using vuetify throwing lots of error Using / for division is deprecated and will be removed in Dart Sass 2.0.0. during yarn dev

Nuxtjs: v2.15.6 @nuxtjs/vuetify": "1.11.3", "sass": "1.32.8", "sass-loader": "10.2.0",

Anyone know how to fix it ?

so today I wanted to create a new Angular project using the command ng new and I got this error:

I am trying very hard to understand how to use a linker file, but my brain is apparently not getting it at all. I am using an STM32L476, which has two RAM regions, RAM and RAM2 (memory definition below). I would like to put a buffer into RAM2, but there is no section for RAM2 in the default linker script that is generated by Cube. Seems like a good exercise for me. I really thought that the following would do the trick, where all I've added is the .sensor_buffer section:

I have a class View that I am importing and then extending it with galleryView .. Then I import the final galleryView into controller.js.. Somewhere along this path I am doing something wrong as I get this error..

Uncaught TypeError: Super expression must either be null or a function

But I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.. is it babel or webpack or my code?

Here's my webpack config file for development..

I am trying to retrieve the URL of a blob in a container of a storage account for an Azure US Government account. In particular, I am trying to return the URL of the most recently updated/uploaded blob through this function. However, the URL generated has the incorrect SAS token at the end and I am not sure why. This is my code:

Using React-Leaflet V3.1.0 with an Express server.

My users have requested the ability to use a link in the following format:

https://www.mymap.com/id/:category/:id/:zoom

This sends a request to the server to get the lat/lon coordinates of the marker they're linking to and then sets the start location to those coordinates. I've managed to get this part working using React Router Dom. Now ideally, I would like to be able to have the popup for this particular marker opened upon map load. With the way I have the query component setup, it's not a problem to be able to pass a boolean value through props while generating the markers to indicate that this is the marker of interest, I'm just not sure how to activate the popup.

I'm not very familiar with useRef and how it can be used exactly to access the different Leaflet methods but I did some experiments yesterday and was able to get some behavior that seems to be a step in the right direction. The popups didn't load on initial startup but as I navigated around the map, other popups started opening automatically. That being said, my map renders thousands of markers and going beyond 1 render per marker isn't going to be worth the trade off of this relatively niche feature, unless a second render can be isolated to only the marker of interest.

The method that I think would get me to where I want but I couldn't get this specific one to fire: https://leafletjs.com/reference-1.6.0.html#popup-openon

I ended up using openPopup() similar to this link: https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-awtgn6?file=Map.js

But I was only able to get that to somewhat (results mentioned above) work with a useEffect + useRef.

I feel like I'm missing something obvious when it comes to storing the popup open status in state?

Basic code example:

I am trying to develop a project and I'm having trouble installing a Sylius with composer.

Here is my composer.json

The tests in my project were working fine when I first started using them, currently they have stopped working at all.

Whenever I use the test command the following error is thrown: