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I want to make a rule which for a given number of threads translates files in one directory and format to another directory and format, in parallel. Certain elements of the path are defined by variables and certain are wildcards. I want it to wildcard on phase and sample and ext but take stage, challenge and language from the Python variable environment. I want the copy operation to take file to file. I don't want it to get the entire list of files as input. I'm not using expand here because if I use expand then snakemake will pass the entire list of inputs as {input} and the entire list of outputs as {output} to the function, which is not what I want. Here is the Snakefile:

My setup: VS Code+ WSL2. Files are all in the same folder (js-ayml.js, the YAML file and the index.html). I run the javascript code by refreshing a page that refers to it. I use the GoLive VS code extension as server

Here, I have to show currency decimal separator and thousands separators as per the given input like:

I have trying to make some "replacement-wrapper" over stream described in this : [article][1]

But when I tested it with not so big file (about 120M) it showed me an error:

Low code is getting somehow much attention recently, and I am looking for hard, fact-based decision criteria for which platform to choose for which purpose or industry.

I found a flow chart at stackify compiled by Ben Putano in 2017 which is a step in the right direction:

The chart references only Appian, outsystems, kony, mendix, agile point, caspio, salesforce, PowerBI, but does not talk about platforms like. LabView, UiPath, Pega, Camunda, Blue Prism.

I would appreciate some theoretical, scientific input on the whole story of low-code and how to classify the different platforms.

** UPDATE Jan 27, 2021 ** I have been working with Microsoft on this issue and we did a request trace and reviewed the FREB log and confirmed that the code is outputting the correct headers but in the END_REQUEST handler they are replaced with cache-control private. After building several virtual machines from scratch we learned that out of the box, this problem doesn't happen. However when we install the latest version of STACKIFY AGENT (4.29.29) once we put the agent on this behavior happens. Older versions of Stackify agent (RETRACE profiler and APM) don't do this, but so far, this is irreversible: once we install 4.29.29 of Stackify, uninstalling or installing older versions doesn't undo this issue, the environment is somehow permanently modified.

STACKIFY responded with a solution which works (but suggests something is left behind after uninstall): Set the environment variable STACKIFY_ENABLERUM = false .. we tried this and IIS returned our correct header without replacing it with cache-control: private.

I want to use CloudFront CDN to cache traffic to my API, so that requests are offloaded to the content delivery network.

I'm trying to set the Cache-Control header to return: Cache-Control: "public, max-age=10". When I run my code in Visual Studio 2019 to debug it, I get the correct header. However, when I deploy it to IIS, I always get back:

Cache-Control: private

I am running Windows Server 2019 with IIS version 10.0.17763.1. I am using ASP.NET MVC with Web API 2 to operate a REST API.

In my code I created this attribute:

Code:

I'm developping a Rails application that deals with huge amounts of data and it halts since it uses all memory of my computer due to memory leak (allocated objects that are not released).

In my application, data is organized in a hierarchical way, as a tree, where each node of level "X" contains the sum of data of level "X+1". For example if the data of level "X+1" contains the amount of people in cities, level "X" contains the amount of people in states. In this way, level "X"'s data is obtained by summing up the amount of data in level "X+1" (in this case, people).

For the sake of this question, consider a tree with four levels: country, State, City and Neighbourhoods and that each level is mapped into Activerecords tables (countries, states, cities, neighbourhoods).

Data is read from a csv file that fills the leaves of the tree, that is, the neighbourhoods table.

Afetr that, data flows from bottom (neighbourhoods) to top (countries) in the following sequence:

So I've been following these posts: here, and here etc.

But I'm still getting 'undefined' as an output, and it's appearing instantly, so I don't think it's waiting for the callback.

I've been trying to solve this for so long. I just don't understand it. I believe that I understand the concept of callbacks, but in practice, I'm not understanding the syntax of all these functions. I've followed the posts almost exactly, the only difference is how I'm using the buttonClick. I would really appreciate some help on getting this working. I've simplified my code which is on CodePen here and also below.

Can anyone direct me please?

Using Electron and ElectronNet I have an azure devops pipeline setup that will build the application on linux, windows and osx using the *-latest images to build. On linux its configured to output both an rpm and deb package however periodically the rpm package will fail to build with this output. When this happens it usually happens for a period of time and then stops happening without any intervention. I've even rerun the failed job the next day and the build is fully successful in both the rpm and deb builds. The deb build has never failed.

Really looking for any ideas on how to get it to be successful all the time or whats going wrong. My search-fu hasn't really turned up anything useful.