ADP | fullstack framework for storing , distributing

In the first code snippet, you set adp to MyStudentAdapterU which obviously has a getFilter() method.

In the second code snipper, you set adp to ProviderAdapter which obviously does NOT have a getFilter() method.

The left hand side of the list comprehension is the elements you want to end up with, the right hand side is for conditions

Here's a dummy data I made based on your question.

To solve my issue, I had to create custom Dockerfile and deploy the application in OpenShift as a Docker image. Specifically, I used add --> from Dockerfile instead of add--> Import from Git (Python builder image) in the GUI. The Import from Git method does not allow enough flexibility to install all of the needed packages. (pyodbc , etc.)

Unfortunately, you have to deal with the namespace in the file. So try it this way:

Here's a quick script that seems to do the job fairly quickly.

Based on the line your error is occurring on, it looks like you have a malformed feature list somewhere. A feature list looks like alpha=yes|beta=no. It seems like you might have something that looks like alpha=yes|beta, which is invalid.

I think the underscore by itself is a special case and should be valid, but maybe you have some other kind of filler?

You can debug this by modifying the conllu_sentence_to_doc function in conllu_to_docs.py to print the morphs value before calling doc = Doc(...).

You have specified a redirect-uri for your client of /login. The page that says "Login with OAuth 2.0" is an auto-generated login page that Spring Security makes available by default under the /login endpoint. I don't think you intended to redirect there, but you currently have configured your client to do so.

The docs for OAuth 2.0 Login with WebFlux (Reactive) have recently been rewritten to align with the Servlet version, and are worth reading in their entirety.

Read the section of the docs on the Redirection Endpoint. Until you have a basic flow working, I'd recommend setting your redirect-uri to the default value of "{baseUrl}/login/oauth2/code/{registrationId}". Once things work, you can begin exploring how to customize this value. As the docs state, keep in mind that changing your redirect-uri property for a client also requires customizing the Redirection Endpoint in Spring Security to match.

If you also wish to customize the default Login Page, see the previous section of the docs, OAuth 2.0 Login Page.

The problem was occurring because the default authentication manager wasn't working for me, I had to implement one specifically for my problem.