failsafe | Fault tolerance and resilience patterns for the JVM | Functional Programming library

Spock is being used to execute an integration test in a Spring Boot project (2.1.18.RELEASE). When I run with 1.3-groovy-2.5, I get this error:

I realise that I am presupposing it is the if__name__ == '__main__' statement that will fix my problem, but after searching this site this seems to be a likely answer...

My script is designed to login to a Gmail account, open specific emails and click on a certain link. The script should then wait about 15 seconds, before closing the new window, and then move onto the next email.

However, when I try to run the script it gets stuck with a Runtime Error.

I will post the script and then the error message below it. Any help would be greatly appreciated, because I am completely stuck.

I have a worksheet where column C has a formula that looks up value if column D = "Metered". Users, who are mostly farm workers, have the ability to overwrite it (or possibly delete it using the Make Correction button). Unless column D = "Metered", I don't care if column C is overwritten because data validation makes sure entry is OK. Users are supposed to Tab past column C unless load is "Metered". As a failsafe, I duplicated the "Metered" lookup formula elsewhere and the results are in column S. I don't get any errors on code below, but it doesn't do anything -- previous versions would do things but not the right things. Clearly, I cannot solve this on my own and very much appreciate any help you can provide. I want to run the failsafe once a day when the workbook is opened (running on laptops and speed is important).

I'm trying to update a bunch of dns cname entry, using azure-powershell.
I have no troubles getting the dns entry I need to update, but my problem starts when trying to update the cname (due to the fact there can be only one cname entry).

I went to azure documentation, and found about set-azdnsrecordset, but I failed to find the correct parameter/syntax to update the CNAME

Here is what I tried.

I have a spring-boot application with mysql database connection and junit test classes. That's working fine in local machine. But when I pushed the code to Gitlab to build a CI/CD pipeline, the build stage is failing due to mysql connection issue.

application.yml

I'm using the Maven Integration Testing Framework plugin to test one goal of a custom-developed plugin. As far as the tests go, everything works well. However, there is one unexpected and undesired technicality that I have noticed:

The local repositories created for individual test cases in target/maven-it/.../test-case/.m2/repository are always populated remotely - from the Maven Central Repository. If I run mvn clean integration-test without being connected to the Internet, the dependency resolution results in an error after a failed connection attempt. I would expect it, however, to look for the dependencies in the "standard" cache located in USER/.m2/repository first, where the dependencies were already present in my experiment.

It's interesting that even after adding the --offline option to mvn clean integration-test, online dependency resolution is still attempted.

My main question is - should this be happening? Is this the expected behavior when using the Maven Integration Testing Framework? Or do you think there might be something wrong with the way I'm using it?

Related dependencies from the pom.xml of the tested custom-developed plugin:

This is my code:

In the code below as you can see i'm trying to find an image in the screen with a .png(that i didn't add because i don't think it's the problem) but it doesn't find anything

I use this Maven configuration in order to execute TestNG collection of tests: