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I am trying to run a test case which basically copies a file from my machine to a mock server running in docker. The same test works fine on Mac and Ubuntu. But on Windows it's getting failed with the following error:-

I made a custom allocator, but my code didn't compile on msvc and I'm not sure if my implementation satisfies the Allocator requirement (disregarding actual behavior of function implementations here). Here is a minimal example that reproduces the error on Visual Studio (16.11 P1 and 16.10):

With reference to this question, and more specifically to this answer, it seems that dead keys are captured on a keyboad hook only after a MSB manipulation. The author of the answer left a fixed code, but I do not know what the Delphi equivalent is.

My actual code:

I am using subrepositories to share code between multiple projects. I keep the "master" version of these shared repositories in a central location. That way I can easily push changes I made to them in one project and pull them in another. That works, but ideally I want to just push the project repository and all subrepositories should be pushed to their origin. But Mercurial always pushes all subrepositories into the origin of the main repository.

This is my setup:

We've got multiple projects in Gitlab, i.e.:

• project1/backend
• project2/frontend-main
• project2/frontend-components

Each of the projects has its own .gitlab-ci.yml and releases enabled.

I'm now trying to find a way how to combine all these individual releases into a master release, e.g.

• project1/backend (v1.10)
• project2/frontend-main (v2.20)
• project2/frontend-components (v.10.10)

The above should be combined and the final result would be a master release with its own versioning (e.g. v1.1.0).

How could I achieve that?

The command below worked flawlessly before updating to VS 2019 16.10.0:

I have 5 shuttle filters: Project, Section, Phase, Group, Old_New. I'll show one as an example:

As I currently have it, data will not display until until I have populated my filters, but I would like it to be the other way around. I'm think my where clause is what's wrong, but I don't know how to connect the filters to the query otherwise.

I have a project that consumes another package on the drive using a relative path:

project1 (setup as a full flutter project with flutter create project1)

project2 (setup with flutter create --template=package

project1's packages.yaml does this: dependancies: project1: path: ../project2

project2's packages.yaml does this:

flutter: assets: - lang/en.json

Which works and everything sees everything else and there is no complaint about that path for the asset and I've verified that it has exactly 2 spaces before assets: and exactly 4 actual spaces beofre - lang/en.json

The problem occurs when project2 tries to load lang/en.json like this in code form project2:

final jsonString = await rootBundle.loadString('lang/en.json');

I get an "asset could not be loaded ${key}" on the loadString function.

if however I take exactly the same code and put it on project1 and copy the folder exactly and copy the exact same asset tag in packages.yaml, project1 has no problem loading the file. If I even leave the asset links on the project1 then project2 can load them just fine too.

Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong with the package template version?

I have some problem with Golang about importing local only package. This is my project structure