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I'm using since a while Cucumber with JUnit 4 but currently I need to use it for the first time with JUnit 5 and it doesn't seem to work. I have the following dependencies:

I'm deploying a bootable JAR on Wildfly 21.0.1.Final. The JAR is built with the wildfly-jar-maven-plugin. Here is the plugin configuration:

I'm trying to write some Cucumber tests in order to get familiarized with the Gherkin language. Here is a feature sample:

I have a format certificate, let's assume equal to this: https://elearning.adobe.com/blank-achievement-certificate

Once downloaded the sample certificate and saved as 'certificate.png', I wrote an example code on Python of what I have to do to automate certificates production:

Imagine a table of contacts, where the same contact has multiple entries, but with differing data. How would one go about selecting this data for review? Unfortunately, a merge of sorts would be disagreeable as there may exist visually identifiable erroneous data that is not currently envisaged to be automatically processed.

I just recently got my app approved and published on the Play Store but I can't seem to find the app in the Play Store no matter what I type. The direct link seems to work but it displays "This app is incompatible with your device" on every phone that I've tried. Is there something that went wrong?

My manifest file:

Preface: I am aware of similar questions on this topic, and have attempted their solutions to no avail.

I'm creating a python script to grab a JSON file from an ftp address, convert it to a Pandas dataframe, and then send it to MySQL to populate a table. I've encountered an issue with Pandas.to_sql, however. The error is:

I am studying from my course book on Data Structures by Seymour Lipschutz and I have come across a point I don’t fully understand..

Binary Search Algorithm assumes that one has direct access to middle element in the list. This means that the list must be stored in some typeof linear array.

I read this and also recognised that in Python you can have access to the middle element at all times. Then the book goes onto say:

Unfortunately, inserting an element in an array requires elements to be moved down the list, and deleting an element from an array requires element to be moved up the list.

How is this a Drawback ? Won’t we still be able to access the middle element by dividing the length of array by 2?

I have the following code that I am using on a platform called FormAssembly and it works flawlessly with the provided URL for the form.

However, when I post the full HTML for this code into AEM the code no longer passes the variables to the form. It still writes to the console without any issue, it just won't pass to the form.

How the form gets put on AEM is the following:

1. I pull the full HTML from FormAssembly.
2. The full HTML is then pasted into AEM.

Unfortunately I don't have access to AEM, but for some reason have been tasked to solve this.