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I find this code hard to reason about. If you could provide a description of what the code is attempting to do, it might be possible to give better suggestions.

But based on what I see running these two functions solution takes a vector and decreases the values somehow until they are all the same value. and then returns the size of the vector times that value that is the same. (Or the sum of the reduced values) next-transformation picks out two indexes from the vector that have different values, that solution then reduces the larger by the difference.

One of the indexes returned by next-transformation is always zero.

The result of next-transformation is:

1. nil when all the elements in the vector are the same.
2. [0 first-index-of-element-less-than-first] when one or more elements of the vector are less than the first element.
3. else [first-index-of-element-greater-than-first 0].

The above results can be calculated in a single pass instead of a nested loop. Something like:

I had set the configuration livy.master to local, when i removed this configuration everything worked properly.

EventBridge allows you to match against arrays depending on your event and rule pattern. You can see a reference https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eventbridge/latest/userguide/arrays-in-eventbridge-event-patterns.html

For example, consider an event pattern that includes the following.

you can reindex and append the dataframes then fillna() as follows:

INITIALIZATION:

That is to be expected. The property is read as a string, not evaluated as an expression. Even if it would be expanded, the result would be an error, because you can not use #[...] to evaluate an expression inside another expression, because the contents of the element is already a DataWeave expression.

I think that instead of Transform you should try to use the Dynamic Expression Component, to evaluate the expression dynamically. Make the value of the property an expression, without using #[...], ie "Hello!Variable is " ++ vars.testVariable.

Seems like you have 2 local commits and 40 on remote branch. Git tried to resolve the differences, but it failed, so uou hav conflicts in some files now.

I would check these two files:

Thanks to ROOT

Add the node path while running the node file. The response of which node will be add to run the node file.

The problem I can see here is that you're declaring the SubscriptionData component inside the Dashboard component so the next time the Dashboard component is re-rendered, another SubscriptionData component will be created and you'll see the error message:

No more mocked responses for the query: subscription OnLastPowerUpdate

I suggest that you take the SubscriptionData component out of the Dashboard component so it will be created only once

you can use