cradle | a high-level CouchDB client for Node.js | Runtime Evironment library

Yes, there is much simpler... and faster.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/39283454/8393749

I've never worked with OneSignal, but one of the reasons this problem occurs is that the app package name the push is looking for is different. Maybe you can focus on that.

In the link above, there is a part of a build.gradle (app level) file you can take as a reference. It mentions adding manifestApplicationId key and your app package name as a value in the manifestPlaceholders area like this:

My Flask app uses the Babel extension. Close inspection of the following error messages implies that the key error is occurring within the Babel code not my code.

File "C:\Users\Mark Kortink\OneDrive\dev\metapplica\venv\lib\site-packages\flask_babel_init_.py", line 548, in gettext t = get_translations() File "C:\Users\Mark Kortink\OneDrive\dev\metapplica\venv\lib\site-packages\flask_babel_init_.py", line 217, in get_translations
babel = current_app.extensions['babel']

My code is running in a playpen environment that I have to initialise for Flask. Although I don't fully understand the problem it is to do with pushing application context and adding the following code to my initialisation script fixed the problem.

This is because you are comparing an array spotify['intervals'].values to a value -1. You need to find if any of them is equal to that value. You can do this -

Use Range.Find, and test if the Find actually succeeded to then take one action or another, something like the following:

You can can collect the 1st, collect the 2nd, aggregate the list, unwind return and sort. Try this, modified from this article: https://neo4j.com/blog/cypher-union-query-using-collect-clause/

it seems you don't understand difference between gradle et gradlew (wrapper).

in your project if you use gradle wrapper, no need to install gradle program on your computer. You can run gradle task by typing ./gradlew yourTaskName.

So gradle version and gradlew can be different.

gradle -v will display the version of your manualy installed gradle in your computer.

gradlew -v will display the version of gradle wrapped in your project. As it seems you are using gradle wrapper, this version is definitely the one that matters to you.

to build your project you should probably run ./gradlew build

Remove

app:icvp_interpolator="..."

Cradle => c, cr, cra, rad, adl, dle, le, e

pg_trgm does not ever generate the double-space padded tigram at the end of the word, so the last trigram here is le, not e. This weights the beginning of words more than the ending, which is generally a reasonable thing to do.

Cras => c, cr, cra, ras, as, s

Similarly, there is no s trigram. Also, word_similarity, counter-intuitively, does not force the substring of the right hand argument to align on word boundaries. So it treats 'cras' as if it were 'cra', since that is the higher-scoring substring, so there is no ras or as. And since 'cra' is not aligned to a word boundary on the right hand side, it apparently does not make an ra either.

Maybe you want strict_word_similarity instead.