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I have referred the Trying to call simple POST API from console App in VS2019. But, need to pass XML method in post instead of JSON . Any suggestions ?

When I run mvn test on one of the modules of a multi-module, I get the following error:

I have file with contents like below. I am trying to extract the word next to "-x" in the file and finally need to get only uniq results. As a part of that i tried the below regex but got only single and double quotes in the output. When i use regex only for double quotes, I got the result.

File Content

As I was attempting to remove the additional configuration for on an app-registration created by PowerShell.. I came around a strange behaviour;

The this command az ad app update --id $app.appid --set oauth2AllowIdTokenImplicitFlow='false' results in an exception namely "az : Property 'oauth2AllowIdTokenImplicitFlow' not found on root. Send it as an additional property". It however does apply the value.

Is there no documented way to automated this setting - as it can be send via the portal and via the API (Shoot and forget as per How to setup oauth2AllowIdTokenImplicitFlow in azure AD application from console? )

And i was expecting it to be part of the Permission-grants ..?

I have a Java project with the following files:
C:\MyProject\myPackage\MyTests.class
C:\MyProject\lib\junit-platform-console-standalone-1.5.2.jar
C:\MyProject\lib\other-library.jar

The MyTests file was compiled using an IDE with the junit-platform-console-standalone-1.5.2.jar and the other-library.jar. I verified that the tests compile and run successfully with the IDE, but my question is:
How do I run all the tests in MyTests.class from the command-line (Windows command prompt), including ones that depend on the other-library.jar file?

From the "MyProject" directory I've tried:

I am writing using JUNIT 5 junit-platform-console-standalone library to write integration tests. While reading a JSON object with Jackson, I wish to fail the test if there is any error in reading file.

Tried adding throws IOException to method signature but that doesn;t seem to work.

I want to write a simple Testclass where I add two numbers:

I have implemented a custom TestEngine class that is able to discover and run unit tests from *.csv files (not java classes) by checking for FileSelector in the EngineDiscoveryRequest from Junit 5.

I am able to run these tests without problems using the ConsoleLauncher provided by the Junit team, by invoking org.junit.platform.console.ConsoleLauncher -f build/resources/test/testfile_1.csv (this is invoked from a gradle task because gradle does not support resource-based testing but that should not matter here).

Now, I am trying to run the same tests using the same custom test engine but by using maven and the surefire plugin instead of the console launcher. My current pom.xml looks as follows (relevant part):

Could somebody explain to me how possible is to have quota numbers like these:

Cloud Firestore Read Operations - 0.004794 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Small Operations - 0.00004 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore API Calls - 8,802

Cloud Firestore Stored Data - 0.000213 GB

Data Sent to Cloud Firestore API - 0.000005 GB

Data Received from Cloud Firestore API - 0.000024 GB

Cloud Firestore Entity Fetch Operations - 4,755.00 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Entity Write Operations - 0.000158 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Entity Delete Operations - 0.000062 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Index Write Operations - 1,684.00 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Query Operations - 39.00 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Key Fetch Operations - 40.00 Million Ops

Cloud Firestore Network Egress - 0.001388 GB

1. I know that I'm charged for reads/writes/storage etc, but I can't find any info about limits about Cloud Firestore Key Fetch Operations, Cloud Firestore Index Write Operations, Cloud Firestore Entity Fetch Operations. Should I be afraid of these values?
2. What is the difference between for example Cloud Firestore Read Operations and Cloud Firestore Entity Fetch Operations? They shouldn't be similar? (0.004794 Million Ops vs 4,755.00 Million Ops)
3. My app is under development stage and has only one user (me). DB has 25 indexes, some rules, and few hundreds of documents, nothing special. Google support is investigating for 9 days (and send me an email every two-three days because.. they are investigating). I contacted support because I think there wasn't any "Million ops" text next to for example "Cloud Firestore Entity Fetch" before (like here https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/monitor-usage#google-cloud-platform-console). Can be translation_key bug?

I want to start my business next month and I'm afraid I don't understand enough the charges rules. What will happen if I run AdWords? Trillions of Operations? What Operations? I started development today, and 5 minutes later I had Cloud Firestore Entity Fetch Operations - 19.00 Million Ops. Just only after login to my app and see the dashboard with 10 records in the table. Incredible :/

I don't wanna be another 'How I lost 30k with firebase in one-day' guy :/. What do you think?