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- Creates the baseGraph for the bundle and the bundle graph .
- Process the given pipeline .
- Validates the given Swagger schema
- Replace all modules with a given name .
- Decorates the bundle graph to an existing bundle graph .
- Initialize the loader .
- Asserts that the targets are not installed .
- Report reporter .
- Modifies the imports of modules into a module .
- Loads a configuration from a config file .
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@Override
public Optional getParcelByOrderId(int orderId) {
return Optional.ofNullable(this.shippedParcels.get(orderId));
}
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QUESTION
So I have an android app which opens and displays PDF's, I have the user select pdfs like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 18:11You should take persistable uri permission in onActivityResult in order to use the uri later.
Making a copy is not needed.
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement my own NFT-contract, following this tutorial on NEAR, and the Non-Fungible Token (NEP-171) specifications. The tutorial is in Rust
, but I'm trying to do something similar with AssemblyScript
. I thought if I implemented the methods with the correct names and signature, it would be possible for the NEAR wallet to call the respective methods (e.g. nft_tokens_for_owner
) on my NFT-contract. I'm just wondering if I'm missing something, or if I have the wrong understanding on how it's suppose to work.
I have minted one NFT-token, using the nft_mint
method in my contract, using my own testnet account. The transaction can be found here. However, the NFT is not displayed in the "Collectibles" tab in my testnet wallet.
My contract (index.ts) looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 13:48After asking around, I was pointed to two different GitHub repositories that implemented an NFT-token smart contract in AssemblyScript.
- https://github.com/dOrgTech/proof-of-attendance
- https://github.com/vgrichina/humanguild-nft/tree/lisbon
After going through those repositories, I noticed that my contract wasn't that far off to be able to display my NFT-tokens in the wallet. I had to implement one more function, nft_metadata()
.
I did have metadata in my contract, but as a variable, metadata
. Returning the same metadata in nft_metadata()
seemed to do the trick
QUESTION
I'm new in Android Kotlin and I want to GET an array of help in Firestore into my entity and this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 07:52As I see in your screenshot, your help
array contains objects of type String and not objects of type Help
. To read such an array, please change the following field declaration from:
QUESTION
I noticed one exception (Firebase Crashlytics) for Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a (both on Android 12), no other devices, happened only two times, one time for each device.
What does it mean? Android 11 and 12 have the same rules for working with foreground services, but there are no issues with Android 11. Is this a bug of Pixel?
From Firebase Crashlytics:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 12:43Apps that target Android 12 (API level 31) or higher can't start foreground services while running in the background, except for a few special cases. If an app tries to start a foreground service while the app is running in the background, and the foreground service doesn't satisfy one of the exceptional cases, the system throws a ForegroundServiceStartNotAllowedException.
Exemptions from background start restrictions
In the following situations, your app can start foreground services even while your app is running in the background:
- Your app transitions from a user-visible state, such as an activity.
- Your app can start an activity from the background, except for the case where the app has an activity in the back stack of an existing task.
- Your app receives a high-priority message using Firebase Cloud Messaging.
- The user performs an action on a UI element related to your app. For example, they might interact with a bubble, notification, widget, or activity.
- Your app invokes an exact alarm to complete an action that the user requests.
- Your app is the device's current input method.
- Your app receives an event that's related to geofencing or activity recognition transition.
- After the device reboots and receives the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED, ACTION_LOCKED_BOOT_COMPLETED, or ACTION_MY_PACKAGE_REPLACED intent action in a broadcast receiver.
QUESTION
I have some data that occasionally has data removed, and added. This doesn't often, but can, happen in quick succession.
I've found that the dataGroups.exit().transition()....remove()
'overrides' the enter dataGroups.enter(...).append(...).transition()
.
It seems when an item is being removed, then 'enters' again, it fails to stop the removal process, so the item gets left either removed, or in the removed state (e.g. transparent or size 0).
Here's a working example, click the button slowly and it works as expected, but too fast and you'll get the lower bar missing when it should be there.
I've tried adding interupt()
to try interrupt the exit animation but it doesn't seem to work. Can't find any reference to this, but I'm surprised it's not an issue someone has seen before and come up with a solution:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 11:28First of all, it should be noticed that D3 selections are immutable, so using merge
on your enter selection the way you're doing has no effect. Also, you should set the opacity of the enter selection to 0
if you want to properly see the transition.
Back to the question, the problem here is that the exiting bar is counted when you select all elements with box
class, and because of that your enter selection is empty. The simplest solution is using selection.interrupt()
. Contrary to what you said interrupt
does work, but the issue is just that because you named your exit transition, you need to use the same name:
QUESTION
I've recently stumbled upon a runtime error that crashes my application for whatever reason and I cannot get to the bottom of it. Basically I am updating user profile data by storing it in a hashmap. This is what the user class looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 16:59This specific error has been showing up a lot lately, and seems to be due to an inconsistent nullability annotation in Firebase listeners.
Apparently Google is aware of the issue and may have recently fixed it
When adding an onSuccessListener
for an update
call in Kotlin it infers a non-null type for it
(Void
not Void?
). This means if Firestore returns a null result (which would not be uncommon for a Void
argument from java), it will raise the error you showed when it is cast to a non-null parameter. The solution is to update to the latest version that fixes this, or if you need an immediate workaround to specifically set the type to nullable, so to change
QUESTION
I have a RecyclerView that shows a list of CardViews. I recently switched the project from using RecyclerView Adapter to using an AsyncListDiffer Adapter to take advantage of adapter updates on a background thread. I have converted over all previous CRUD and filter methods for the list but cannot get the sort method working.
I have different types or categories of CardViews and I would like to sort by the types/categories. I clone the existing list mCards so the "behind the scenes" DiffUtil will see it as a different list, as compared to the existing list that I wanted to sort. And then I use AsynListDiffer's submitList().
The list is not sorting. What am I missing here?
MainActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 05:40I think issue is in below method
QUESTION
I upgraded my apps targetSdkVersion
and compileSdkVersion
to SDK 31, and started receiving the following crash in app in a service that updates widget in background.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-17 at 13:49Step 1. Update your targetSdkVersion
and compileSdkVersion
to SDK 31.
Step 2. Try to run any Foreground service when your app is in background. In my case, it was the widget's onUpdate
method being called after updatePeriodMillis
time, which will start a Foreground service, which updates the data by fetching appropriate information from internet.
Remember: The background execution limits added in Android 8.0 have nothing to do with this problem. This limitation/exception was added in Android 12/SDK 31 - Source.
What is this exception, and why was it added?Apps that target Android 12 (API level 31) or higher can't start foreground services while running in the background, except for a few special cases. If an app tries to start a foreground service while the app is running in the background, and the foreground service doesn't satisfy one of the exceptional cases, the system throws a ForegroundServiceStartNotAllowedException
.
These special cases are:
Your app transitions from a user-visible state, such as an activity.
Your app can start an activity from the background, except for the case where the app has an activity in the back stack of an existing task.
Your app receives a high-priority message using Firebase Cloud Messaging.
The user performs an action on a UI element related to your app. For example, they might interact with a bubble, notification, widget, or activity.
Your app invokes an exact alarm to complete an action that the user requests.
Your app is the device's current input method.
Your app receives an event that's related to geofencing or activity recognition transition.
After the device reboots and receives the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED, ACTION_LOCKED_BOOT_COMPLETED, or ACTION_MY_PACKAGE_REPLACED intent action in a broadcast receiver.
Your app receives the ACTION_TIMEZONE_CHANGED, ACTION_TIME_CHANGED, or ACTION_LOCALE_CHANGED intent action in a broadcast receiver.
Your app receives a Bluetooth broadcast that requires the BLUETOOTH_CONNECT or BLUETOOTH_SCAN permissions.
Apps with certain system roles or permission, such as device owners and profile owners.
Your app uses the Companion Device Manager and declares the REQUEST_COMPANION_START_FOREGROUND_SERVICES_FROM_BACKGROUND permission or the REQUEST_COMPANION_RUN_IN_BACKGROUND permission. Whenever possible, use REQUEST_COMPANION_START_FOREGROUND_SERVICES_FROM_BACKGROUND.
The user turns off battery optimizations for your app. You can help users find this option by sending them to your app's App info page in system settings. To do so, invoke an intent that contains the ACTION_IGNORE_BATTERY_OPTIMIZATION_SETTINGS intent action.
This will work for a while in Play Store until Google makes it mandatory to upgrade to API level 31.
Currently, starting November 2021 all apps must target API Level 30 and above. So if you're using API Level 31 for your app, downgrading your compileSdkVersion
& targetSdkVersion
to API Level 30 should fix the issue (atleast for a while).
If you were using Foreground service to do work that is time sensitive, start Foreground services within an exact alarm. Check out more about this from documentation here -> Set an exact alarm.
For time-insensitive/expedited workThis is the solution that I ended up using for my app. Use WorkManager
to schedule and start the background work. Check out more about this from documentation here -> Schedule expedited work.
You can know more about WorkManager here -> WorkManager
Github Repo for WorkManager samples -> WorkManager Samples
I added this answer specifically because searching for this exception does not bring up any resources to know why the service behaves differently on Android 12. All this is present in Google's documentation, and always remember to check the behaviour changes from the doc.
Everything related to this change can be found here -> Android 12 Behavior Changes, specifically within the Foreground Service launch restrictions.
QUESTION
I am using the sf
package in R along with the arcpullr
package to pull in data from an ArcGIS REST service and work with it as an sf
object. I have run into an issue with a MULTIPOLYGON where sf
is only buffering a part of the MULTIPOLYGON (i.e., it buffers one polygon but only tiny slivers of the other). I have not been able to replicate the problem when buffering the example found here.
Here is an MRE (sorry, you'll have to install arcpullr if you don't have it).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 08:27You can pipe in st_make_valid
to parcel
, which will correct the geometry with the sf
object (i.e., make the geometry valid). This will allow for the buffer to plot correctly on all parts of the multipolygon.
QUESTION
I think this topic already existed. But, since we have a new version of room database, it will be helpful to me to understand better. So, I am implementing a room database with the version 2.3.0 but I am getting lot of errors:
Type of the parameter must be a class annotated with @Entity or a collection/array of it. kotlin.coroutines.Continuation continuation);
Not sure how to handle insert method's return type. public abstract java.lang.Object insertStudent(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull()
Abstract database methods must return a @Dao annotated class or interface. public abstract void setConnectDatabaseDao(@org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull()
Like said here, I added ktx extension to support suspendable meethods in Dao. But it's still giving me these errors. Here are my code : app build gradle
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 04:32One issue is as per the title so :-
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