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Finally I figured it out how to fix, and this is a similar question to an already answered question on Stackoverflow, if you are facing the same issue and haven't got any solutions yet then this will help you for sure, atleast it helped me.

just import firebase core library and then add this lines in void main.

When you do display: grid, this only affects the direct children of that element. You are wrapping all of the buttons with another

i.e. change this:

user_id seems to have an index that forces the field values to be unique

But in your users.json file, there is no user_id field. So when importing the data it creates the field with a null value for all the users. And since the field, as to be unique you have this error dup key:

So to fix this, you have to remove the index on the user_id field. The identifier of a document is named _id in mongodb

The app you're importing from flask isn't what you expect (it's a module within Flask that contains flask code). You need to create an instance of Flask, and apply the route to that.

I got it to work based on the project akka-grpc-quickstart-scala.g8. I am executing runForeach to run the graph and have a materialized Sink on the response stream. Then, when the response is done I am doing an assert inside the Future[Done].

Is it possible to limit such rule and allow running only a certain executable script (1st arg to /usr/bin/python) ?

You can select the option "from this command line" to filter by the whole command.

More generally: what would be the syntax, with an example, for an AND conjunction in the rule, and a clause for a regex-match vs. other arguments of the command line or remote IP-addresses, or both?

take a look at the documentation (maybe you already did... but just in case):

https://github.com/gustavo-iniguez-goya/opensnitch/wiki/Rules https://github.com/gustavo-iniguez-goya/opensnitch/wiki/Rules-editor

For example, if you wanted to filter by a particular (python) script:

[x] From this command line: ".*/usr/bin/dnsping.*"

(By the way, we finally are contributing to the original repo, so you can use latest releases from there)

You can actually do this in the default constructor. Frameworks like JSONB or Jackson expect POJOs to have a default constructor. They will call it when they create an instance of Country.

Use the @JsonbTransient or @JsonIgnore annotations to mark that attribute of your POJO as ignorable in order to avoid the unmarshaller complaining about attributes that cannot be found in the response.

Based on the comment

Basically my application has a Worker Model that has only a field: worker = models.ForeignKey(User), you should access the worker field of the Worker model so: