service-container | A Symfony2-style dependency injection library | Dependency Injection library

As an example, let's say that I'm building a simple social network. I currently have two services:

• Identity, managing the users, their personal data (e-mail, password hashes, etc.) and their public profiles (username) and authentication
• Social, managing the users' posts, their friends and their feed

The Identity service can give the public profile of an user using its API at /api/users/{id}:

I have a toy app with a couple of tests that involve connecting to a real sql server database. The tests pass on my local machine. I want to get them to pass on Azure Devops. The entire purpose here is to get the tests of our real app running against a real database on ADO. I do not want to switch to an in-memory database.

The process I am envisioning is something like the following. But I am open to a different process if it can accomplish my purpose:

1. Start a Docker container with sql server.
2. Run my tests pointing at the database inside the container.
3. Delete the container.

I have a hello-world yml script that starts up sql server. It is a shortened version of a script I found via How do I get MSSQL service container working in Azure DevOps pipeline? and published at https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/1159426/working-examples-using-service-container-of-sql-se.html. When I run it as a pipeline, it succeeds:

I have looked for an answer and all I can find are answers related to forms. I haven't seen anything related to a model object. I have a model called PanelType and I am trying to loop through every object to display relevant information pertaining to each panel type on a html template. I have created 3 PanelType objects through the admin page, so there is not "None". I believe I have this setup correctly but it's returning an error of returning None objects. I'd appreciate any help.

models.py

The mobile version of the home page slider looks very funny, it looks stretched and doesn't fit well. I have tried setting image height to auto then it becomes small and does not fit the width and height properly. Here is the link to the project. I have tried various adjustments and the mobile version of the picture and it looks stretched and funny compared to the desktop.Please check out the link and help out

I try to transfer my projects CI to GitHub Actions. For integration tests I need to start and access redis container. I am using info from this article. So code looks like this

I'm trying out the service containers for integrated database tests in azure devops pipelines.

As per this opensourced dummy ci cd pipeline project https://dev.azure.com/funktechno/_git/dotnet%20ci%20pipelines. I was experimenting with azure devops service containers for integrated pipeline testing. I got postgress and mysql to work. I'm having issues with with microsoft sql server.

yml file

I am trying to create a logo with its title and subtitle, but I ran with a problem. I want to remove this space to make -s closer. Can you help me? Thanks!

HTML

In my github actions workflow I am getting this error (ECONNREFUSED) while running my jest test script. The test uses axios to connect to my api which is running in a container bootstrapped via docker-compose (created during the github workflow itself). That network has just has 2 containers: the api, and postgres. So my test script is, I am assume, on the "host network" (github workflow), but it couldn't reach the docker network via the containers' mapped ports.

• I then skipped jest test entirely and just tried to directly ping the containers. Didn't work.
• I then modified the workflow to inspect the default docker network that should have been created:

I've narrowed down the issue as follows. When I modified the compose file to rely on the default network (i no longer have a networks: in my compose file):

So it looks as though the containers were never attached to the default bridge network.

It looks like I just have the wrong paradigm. After reading this: https://help.github.com/en/actions/configuring-and-managing-workflows/about-service-containers I realise this is not how GA expects us to instantiate containers at all. Looks like I should be using services: nodes inside the workflow file, not using containers from my own docker-compose files. 🤔 Gonna try that...

I use antd (version 3.26.7) Tabs and react-router-hash-link for each tab for ability to user copy the url with anchor and share (copied url opens on needed anchor).

The problem is I need to click twice on the tab to change active tab. My suggestion is maybe this is because of the that I use in tab. But without I can't create working anchor.

Here is my code: