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After commenting out and uncommenting some lines in a YML file, I can't get my project pushed to our Gitlab anymore due to those prettier errors. To be precise, the commented out block is the server 8080 and uncommented block is the server 443.
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Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 21:41I am having similar issues with parsing errors with husky when trying to do a git commit. I "solved" it following this answer which says that you need to add a --no-verify flag:
git commit -m "message for the commit" --no-verify
Disclaimer: this overcomes the prettier errors but does not solve it. Be sure to check that your code works properly and follows the respective code guidelines before overpassing it. After you succesfully have done that, you will not need to use the --no-verify again unless you modify that file.
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I found some topics about ranged queries and Elasticsearch but these use the deprecated High Level REST Client interface. I also found a discussion on the elasticseach page which uses the new interface but for version 7.15.2. The problem here is, that the query is built by a json-formatted string because the range query interface was not fully supported at this version.
Unfortunately, I can't find something helpful in the documentation, when it comes to the new Java API Client interface with version 8.0 or above.
I tried the following piece of code to get messages in multiple indices (my-index-*). I set the date and time format corresponding to the format used in the database. Next, I set the time boundaries with from() and to() and there exist data for the given period of time.
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Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 15:18OK, I found the error.
I messed up with the date format. After correcting it I get results with the Java API.
The code of the question above works as intended. But in my real code I used a function to get the format of the timed field. Well, the format returned by the function was dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss but the correct format is (as written in the question) yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss. As you can see I swapped the days and the years.
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I'm using ActiveMQ Artemis 2.20.0, and I require logs in JSON format.
I tried to use a JSON formatter in the logging.properties file but I get an error
The following is the change I made to logging.properties
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Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 19:41This is ugly, but you need to:
Download javax.json-1.1.jar. This is compatible with what JBoss Log Manager uses.
Put
javax.json-1.1.jarin to thelibdirectory of your Artemis' home directory (i.e. where you uncompressed the Artemis archive).Modify the
bin/artemisscript from the instance to includejavax.json-1.1.jarin the-Xbootclasspath. There is already a line which includes a few jars (including the JBoss Log Manager) which you can modify, e.g.:
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I'm working on a custom function for Google Sheets, that receives a cell value as input and spits out the response from an API call. Knowing thatin the current stage Google Analytics Reporting API can't be directly used with the custom function, I'm following this and this workaround.
The function that runs the API call to the Google Analytics Reporting API includes a JSON-formatted request with metrics, dimensions, filters, etc. The problem is that the dimension filter is variable and I want that to be the input from Google Sheets. However, I keep getting this error message:
GoogleJsonResponseException: API call to analyticsreporting.reports.batchGet failed with error: Field request.dimensionFilterClauses.filters.expressions is required. (line 2, file "Code")
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Answered 2022-Feb-24 at 16:22After correcting your json as follows
QUESTION
I have a dataset in a JSON-format. But how can I write this to a ClosedXML-format?
dataSet.Data { total = "123456", data = Count = 11, model '{\fields":{"DocumentId":{"title""...
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Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 13:43With PropertyInfo and Dictionary you can catch the JSON-data.
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The yaml template documentation for the AWS Cloudformation AWS::SageMaker::Model ContainerDefinition specifies that "Environment" is of type Json. I can't work out how to submit json in my yaml template that does not cause a "CREATE_FAILED Internal Failure" after running a deploy with the below command.
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Answered 2022-Jan-27 at 15:24Hi when you see json format think more dict. So write it like this:
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how can i convert from this json-format:
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Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 14:07Assuming that the JSON is fixed to be valid, then you can easily do this with a nested list comprehension:
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I am trying to use the com.gluonhq.connect.provider.RestClient to query an API that is Elastic Search enabled.
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Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 10:52This is a quick demo of RestClient with GET and POST:
ToDoItem class:
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I am working on Restful API, in memory we have a Json-format object, customer needs to download this json object with zip file format.
Now I am using Vertx to implement this GET response, the response needs to return a ZIP-format binary data, basically it looks like the following,
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Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 12:11I think the only item you are missing in the method chain is the last line: .end(...);
This method is overloaded multiple times. For the case up here, the method would look like .end(Json.encode(jsonObject)); with jsonObject converted to String. I assume this is only the example since this would return the zip file but one that cannot be opened with zip archive software (because it's a JSON obviously).
end(...) method also accepts Buffer from the io.vertx.core.buffer.Buffer package, maybe that is what you are looking for - turning the data you have into Buffer and serving it.
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My macOS app reads the crashlog files directly and submits them to my server for analysis if the user allows it. Which means I get to see the original .ips files generated on Monterey.
Now, these files appear to contain two JSON-formated records, the first detailing the app's properties. Here's an example of that as reported for my own app:
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Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 12:29I've also posted the question in Apple's developer forum: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/697964
It's possibly a bug in Monterey, or due to a somewhat damaged Launch Services Database. To tell whether it's the latter, I'd need to a dump of an affected user's LaunchDB and then analyse it to see if there are entries with missing version info for my app in there.
The good news, however, is that there's a work-around:
The "slice_uuid" is always provided, even if the versions are empty. That UUID can then be matched with the executables I've released, by using this command:
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