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You can fix this in few steps

1. Execute this command to check if mysql user exists: cat /etc/passwd | grep mysql
2. Validate if you have mysql in this file. It should look something like : mysql:x:27:27:MySQL Server:/var/lib/mysql:/bin/false
3. If mysql user is not present please create that user like this : useradd -d /var/lib/mysql mysql
4. If mysql user is present then make sure mysql user home path in /etc/passwd file actually exists and owned by mysql user (in the above case I mentioned /var/lib/mysql is home path and it has to be owned by mysql user)

Note: from what ever you have mentioned it looked like mysql user doesn't exist in your system. So it looks like creating the user with home path as /var/lib/mysql should solve the problem.

Pay attention to use image without white space

Note : @mipmap/ic_launcher has white space in runtime

Try to load this url with Picasso or Glide

url -> https://i.picsum.photos/id/1074/536/354.jpg?hmac=zonZY4ypdNxP4jnidSxsqNsr8Vi0jnHezdA_kZkghSc

Edit 1: From the comments:

This works when the text is long and is truncated. When the text is short the image stays docked at the right and there is a bigger gap then the intended 8dp between the two element

So the behavior you're looking for won't work unless the view is plugged right into the TextView which will measure the current width & truncates when the end is reached on the drawable & not text. So you can create such component or use drawableEnd or drawableEndCompat.

With drawableEndCompat Your layout would look like this(You can remove LinearLayout IMO):

Finally i found the answer to that question,the problem is that android studio created two xml files of same name i was adding button in one xml file without realizing there is another xml this is the reason that button is not visible. after adding button to 2 xml files it started showing button

that extra file the android studio created have v21 in brackets which means those resources that will be used when the device that is running your app is on API Level 21 or higher.

A RecyclerView works by creating and reusing a bunch of ViewHolders, which hold a view layout to display the details of an item. You set these up in the onCreateViewHolder method, where you:

• inflate a layout for the item
• pass that inflated view to the ViewHolder constructor

You're not actually inflating the layout though, you're doing

This is a known issue in LeakCanary 2.6, which has been fixed in LeakCanary 2.7

https://square.github.io/leakcanary/changelog/#finer-grained-root-view-watching

In version 2.6, LeakCanary added detection of root views retained after View.onDetachedFromWindow(). This helps find more leaks, but unfortunately some Android widgets keep a detached root view around to reattach it later (e.g. spinner). App developers also sometimes do the same with dialogs, keeping a single instance around and calling show() and hide() as needed. As a result, LeakCanary would report leaks that were actually not leaks.

In version 2.7, the default behavior changed: LeakCanary will continue to detect leaks of toasts, but will ignore root views created by a PopupWindow (which is what Android widgets use). It will also ignore root views created by a dialog by default, and you can turn this back on by setting the leak_canary_watcher_watch_dismissed_dialogs resource boolean to true:

Change the layout used for each item.
Use something like:

You should, notify adapter when data is modified, add a LiveData inside ViewModel and post it after availableTicketsRepo.refreshAvailableTickets(), then call submitList inside adapter once the data is received

ViewModel