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I recently migrated from Rails 6.1 to 7.0 and I keep getting the error when I try to sign up a user.

I am using this application: OrthoViewLite.

I have put print commands throughout the code in order to see in which part the code is related to the zoom button when I zoom the image. It didn't help. Also, when I press the "store current (zoomed) image button" I do not see any changes in any numbered print commands ( I use them like this: print("1"), print("2"), ... print("250")).

So, my question is: which is the part of the code that stores the current zoomed image?

I have a carrousel with several images but 3 of them don't have the same height as the other and I don't know why. I tried putting fixed height but it isn't responsive, it doesn't adapt when I resize the window, compared to the other images. I think that the 3 images don't have the same resolution as the others, it could be the issue ?

The Bad Images are the last 3 div elements.

I basically have everything functioning following this tutorial on how to implement a API in flutter: https://docs.flutter.dev/cookbook/networking/fetch-data. I followed the tutorial but i get an error message "type 'null is not a subtype of 'String'". I have tried adding additional parameters to the header, but that haven't solved the problem. The API im using is a car registry, where you can type in a numberplate and get all the details for a vehicle.

i have a table in big query. like this:

I wanted to transform payload in xml to json format. I am running Mule 4 and Dataweave 2. I tried using a flatten on teammangers but doest seem to have the desired result. My source is as below

I am currently designing a configuration screen for my application. There are about 50 configuration parameters, which I have described in a CSV file, and read in Python.

Currently the fields for each parameter row are:

• csv_row_count
• cat_name
• attr_name
• disp_str
• unit
• data_type
• min_val
• max_val
• def_val
• incr
• cur_val
• desc

So a few examples for a parameter could be:

Every single parameter is then drawn in my application as UI for the user to interact with, and looks like this:

The csv_row_count is later used as an idx for looping. If I ever want to add another parameter to be configured, I would have to use a unique one and add the parameter to the bottom of the CSV.

I currently have a class which stores all the information into attributes and can be stored back to the CSV after changes by the user.

Now, the problem I am having is that I need to react to the changes the user makes in the configuration screen (uniquely for every single parameter).

So my idea was to create an ConfigEventHandler class, that has an Event for when the parameter is created (on boot of the application, to draw it to the UI for example) and an Event which is fired when the value has been changed (to make changes to the value in the UI, and also react correspondingly for this specific setting that has been changed).

That class looks like this:

I want to get the output of

tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log | grep "trace1"

into a file. But

tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log | grep "trace1" > output.txt

does not work, while the first command gives an output in my terminal window as expected.

I guess it has to do with the follow-parameter, because if I omit the "-f", the output file is created.

But why is this so and how can I achieve my goal?

Regards, Axel

I want to export a long table from R to LaTeX using the tabularx environment in the output. I only know to do this in a rather hacky manner, combining the kableExtra package with gsub(), to address the width of the X column. If I don't use gsub(),. kableExtra doesn't define the width of the X column and the LaTeX code doesn't run. Is there any package to do this more seamlessly? (Incidentally, I also would like to move the footnotes before "\endfoot", rather than before "\endlastfoot".)