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I have been trying to create a step function with a choice step that acts as a rule engine. I would like to compare a date variable (from the stale input JSON) to another date variable that I generate with a lambda function.

AWS documentation does not go into details about the Timestamp comparator functions, but I assumed that it can handle two input variables. Here is the relevant part of the code:

I run my Android app (based on Java), and it works. Next, I add to my app code:

FirebaseFirestore fdb = FirebaseFirestore.getInstance();

This code I got from the official Android site https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/quickstart

App runs, but next the running device shows the message "app has stopped".

I use a device simulator available in Android Studio.

It is my first Android app, and I can't understand what is going.

----Trace------ 2021-06-08 20:57:30.186 7155-7155/? D/AndroidRuntime: >>>>>> START com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit uid 2000 <<<<<< 2021-06-08 20:57:30.188 7155-7155/? D/AndroidRuntime: CheckJNI is ON 2021-06-08 20:57:30.210 7155-7155/? W/art: Unexpected CPU variant for X86 using defaults: x86 2021-06-08 20:57:30.214 7155-7155/? D/ICU: No timezone override file found: /data/misc/zoneinfo/current/icu/icu_tzdata.dat 2021-06-08 20:57:30.229 7155-7155/? E/memtrack: Couldn't load memtrack module (No such file or directory) 2021-06-08 20:57:30.229 7155-7155/? E/android.os.Debug: failed to load memtrack module: -2 2021-06-08 20:57:30.230 7155-7155/? I/Radio-JNI: register_android_hardware_Radio DONE 2021-06-08 20:57:30.239 7155-7155/? D/AndroidRuntime: Calling main entry com.android.commands.am.Am

I have a blog post edit page on my Next.js project.

My post pages are using the Incremental Static Regeneration feature with a revalidate: 1 second (currently for testing). I'll later be using something like revalidate: 300 (5 minutes).

To update a post, this is what I do:

As an admin, I visit /admin/post/edit/my-post-slug, change whatever I need and save.

After saving, I'm doing a route.push to the post page, to see the new version in /post/my-post-slug.

Here is the code:

From: next/link

You can see that the component from next/link enables client-side transitions and link prefetching, which are great features, but maybe not for all cases.

Please see the caveat I've run into. Let's say I have the following pages:

• Home - Some landing page with a nav bar
• Latest - Here I can see my latest posts
• Admin - Here I can add more posts

The Latest page from the example above uses getStaticProps with revalidate. Something like:

I'm working on a capacitor app that uses capacitor-firebase-auth for phone auth using firebase. The app now has thousands of users and for the vast majority everything works fine. However, a few users per day are not able to login with phone number, and most of them are using a custom ROM like lineageos.

In order to debug the problem, I installed lineageos on one of my devices. Logcat of login with phone number looks like this:

I'm looping over options and based on the option.text value, I'm trying to rename my PDF file. However, I'm facing an error.

Here is the code:

This might be a duplicate but none of the previous answers match my conditions.

I installed gsutil as part of the google-cloud-sdk following https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install. I could configure gcloud properly without errors.

Every time I try to use gsutil, like for example with gsutil -D ls, I get

I write a python script. first, it visits this website. then click on the arrow on the right side and go to the new web page to collect some data. finally back to the previous page and do the same thing with next item.

Web page : https://register.fca.org.uk/s/search?q=capital&type=Companies

This is the code.

We are looking to implement a redis based cache for read heavy data for fronting our database as a read through cache. I would like to implement a better invalidation mechanism than just TTL or LRU based eviction to prevent stale reads as much as possible.

Several databases provide notification mechanism for database objects such as tables. For example oracle has Change Notifications and Postgresql has NOTIFY for this purpose. Is there any existing open source project/component that listens to these notifications and uses them to invalidate out of process caches like redis or memcached? I have seen several projects for doing this to in-process caches but none so far for out of process (either clustered/unclustered) caches.