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I am trying to connect to a Spark cluster on Databricks and I am following this tutorial: https://docs.databricks.com/dev-tools/dbt.html. And I have the dbt-databricks connector installed (https://github.com/databricks/dbt-databricks). However, no matter how I configure it, I keep getting "Database error, failed to connect" when I run dbt test / dbt debug.

This is my profiles.yaml:

I have reached an annoying issue with SwiftUI. I have a horizontal pager with vertical scroll views as pages. It is defined as simple as they come,

I am using AvForm in React js. I want to reset the form after form Submission. But I am unable to reset the code unless I refresh the whole page. Whenever the form submits it retains the old value but not reset the fields

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I have a pager (Accompanist) with image that are get from web with Coil in Compose.

The rememberPainter() seem to only call the request when the Image composable is shown for the first time.

So when I slide page in the pager, the Image show only at that moment and so we have to wait a moment.

Any way to force the rememberPainter (Coil) to preload ?

Edit 1 :

Here is a simple version of my implementation (with lots of stuff around removed but that had no impact on the result) :

The Problem

I have locally-generated data that I need to display in a RecyclerView. I tried to use a custom PagingSource with PagingDataAdapter to reduce the amount of data in memory, but I get visual effects when I invalidate the data, for example if I insert or delete one item:

• when the visible items belong to 2 different "pages", many unchanged items flash as if they had been modified
• if all the visible items belong to the same page, everything is fine. Only the inserted / deleted item shows an animation.

I took an example application referenced by Google's doc (PagingSample) to test the concept. The original with Room does not show artefacts, but my modified version with custom PagingSource does.

The code generated and used by Room is too complicated to see any difference that would explain the issue.

My data must be locally-generated, I can't use Room as a work-around to display them.

My question

How can I properly define a PagingSource for my local data, and use it with PagingDataAdapter without visual glitches?

Optionally, how can I know when data is discarded (so I can discard my local data as well)?

Code excerpts and details

The full example project is hosted here: https://github.com/blueglyph/PagingSampleModified

Here is the data:

I need some help since I'm not making any progress because I'm stuck at my one-pager navigation logic. As you can see in my detailed example below, I already have a dynamic navigation depending on the scroll position. Also, when you click a navigation item, you are getting scrolled down to the specific section.

What I'm stuck at is the point to add/remove the active class to the navigation item. Somehow, I can't find a logic in my brain to make this a smart part of my navigation. I know that I can make some static JS code, but that's not what I want.

At least, I just want to add another menu item and an element containing the data-waypoint attribute.

It's not an option to add this to the item click functionality, since the user can scroll down manually, which then don't get recognized!

I would be glad for any help I can get!

I'm currently doing some work in a server (Ubuntu) without admin rights nor contact with the administrator. When using the help(command) in the python command line I get an error.

Here's an example:

I have an app that makes heavy use of experimental features for Jetpack Compose so I have to declare a bunch of annotations on the composables. Since these annotations require callers to also declare them I have ended up in a situation where I have an activity with the following code:

I'm trying to follow this documentation here concerning how to unit test a PagingData stream on which you're applying transforms. The code I am using is similar: