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This can be done with a shorter/less verbose formula, but the nice thing to do here is to use the delimiters in the text for what they were meant to be, delimiters of some sort. \n was probably used as a newline character in the source of this text, but we can now utilize FILTERXML() to split your input again on this pattern:

If your rule is specific that every tweets between 1am -2am should be clustered together and so as tweets between 2am-3am. Then, no algorithm is needed here. You just use conditional assignment to assign clusters accordingly, for example:

Are you expecting

Here's some code (based on the Counter component), copy and test it. See for yourself that both methods are executed when you change the parameter value.

Incidentally, it's OnParametersSet, not

OnSetParameters (not fired)

Question: Will apps that only use the Google Fitness SDK to read steps be affected by the April 27th specification change of Google Fit?

Yes.

Question: If I don't re-release the app, will I no longer be able to get step count data from the app?

No you won't be able to read step counts without changing your application to include the new scopes.

To read data written by other apps from the Google Fit platform, update your integration to explicitly request the relevant read scopes.

The changes to this api are mostly related to security. When an application other than your own inserts data into Fit, currently your application would be allowed to read both data you insert as well as the data inserted by the other applications. As your application only reads data i would say with certainty that yes this will affect your application.

This change will add authorization scopes to the API which will allow a user to decide if your application should be allowed to access that data or not.

As your application currently has access to read all of the data on Fit without updating the sdk you will not have access to the new methods, and scopes which have been added to the API. Once the change goes live your application will not be able to read this data you will only be able to read your own data.

SO if you are reading the data inserted by other applications you will need to update to the new version, and request additional scopes of authorization from your users to request permission to read the data from the other applications.

Due to the fact that you will need to change the scopes in your application you will need to go through verification again.

Finally, I was able to solve it.

The reasons why this was failing:

1. Trailhead module information about login is out of date, travis login --org was not working- keep throwing "Not found" exception, so I solved it using travis login --org --github-token.
2. When using travis encrypt-file path-to-secret-file/secret-file.txt path-to-secret-file/secret-file.txt.enc --add I wasn't providing the endpoint, in this case since I was logged to the Org end-point I needed to specify the same in the command by adding --org at the end.
3. Since Travis-org is moving soon to Travis-com, and Travis-org only fetches public repositories, I needed to move this to Travis-com, so I logged out and logged in again but this time pointing to --com in both commands (login and encrypt-file).

Taking these 3 considerations I was able (finally) to make it work.

Is pretty bad not having this information accessible.

Only information that gave me an idea of what probably was happening was this banner.

Basically nothing.

What you're describing sounds like an Aggregator, described by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf's "Enterprise Integration Patterns" as:

a special Filter that receives a stream of messages and identifies messages that are correlated. Once a complete set of messages has been received [...], the Aggregator collects information from each correlated message and publishes a single, aggregated message to the output channel for further processing.

This could be done on top of Kafka Streams, using its built-in aggregation, or with a stateful service like you suggested.

One other suggestion -- designing processes like this with event-driven choreography can be tricky. I have seen strong engineering teams fail to deliver similar solutions due to diving into the deep end without first learning to swim. If your scale demands it and your organization is already primed for event-driven distributed architecture, then go for it, but if not, consider an orchestration-based alternative (for example, AWS Step Functions, Airflow, or another workflow orchestration tool). These are much easier to reason about and debug.

If you have started GDB with -Dgraphdb.workbench.importDirectory= in "Server files" tab you should be able to see listed all files in this directory and in the child directories, which are located in the in following manner:

I've started GDB with -Dgraphdb.workbench.importDirectory=/home/sava/Videos/data_for_import and in this directory I have subDirectory "movieDB" with two files "movieDB.brf" and "movieDB.brf.gz" and both are shown in the tab like "movieDB/movieDB.brf" and "movieDB/movieDB.brf.gz".

If you want to import these files using cURL use server import URL with method POST or:

curl -H POST 'http://localhost:7200/rest/data/import/server/w1' -H 'Accept: application/json, text/plain, /' -H 'Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8' --data-binary '{"importSettings":{"name":"movieDB/movieDB.brf","status":"NONE","message":"","context":"","replaceGraphs":[],"baseURI":null,"forceSerial":false,"type":"file","format":null,"data":null,"timestamp":1608016179633,"parserSettings":{"preserveBNodeIds":false,"failOnUnknownDataTypes":false,"verifyDataTypeValues":false,"normalizeDataTypeValues":false,"failOnUnknownLanguageTags":false,"verifyLanguageTags":true,"normalizeLanguageTags":false,"stopOnError":true},"requestIdHeadersToForward":null},"fileNames":["movieDB/movieDB.brf"]}'