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In my GCP deployment, I use its own KMS that is created on the fly. The deployment is created hundred times a day (for tests). After a test is finished, deployment is terminated and removed. So far so good. The only problem is that after the deletion, created KMS, or better to say its remnants stay forever (because, as we all perfectly know, the KMS keys can't be deleted).

My tests test the deployment, i.e. they need to make a new deployment for each run, and because the KMS is supposed to be a part of the deployment (on the customer side), it can't be eliminated from the tested deployment.

How am I supposed to solve this task?

Cross-posted to:

• https://www.reddit.com/r/googlecloud/comments/nv2uav/how_to_handle_kmses_that_are_parts_of_test/
• https://groups.google.com/g/google-cloud-dev/c/WwHCmqIqNKU

I am using Spring Boot 2.4.4 and Spring Data Cassandra dependency to connect to the Cassandra database. During the application startup, I am getting a DriverTimeout error (I am using VPN).

I have gone through all the Stack Overflow questions similar to this and none of them worked for me. I have cross-posted the same question on the Spring Boot official page here.

I used below configuration properties below -

Today BigQuery released a new cool function called PIVOT.

Se below how it works:

Cross-posted chess se, but nothing.

Both lichess and chess.com have the feature to play the variant chess960 live. However, only lichess has a graph showing how your live chess960 rating has changed over time. Lichess also shows other statistics like highest, lowest, best wins, worst losses, average opponent rating, etc. (chess.com does have this for correspondence chess960 though.)

I could create my own graph and statistics in Excel/Google Sheets by manually recording each game's date and my rating afterwards indicated beside my username, but...

Question: Is there a way to obtain, or what in general is the way to go about obtaining, ratings after each chess960 game using some kind of script that sees a player's public profile and then extracts the data?

I have a feeling this kind of script has been done before even if this was not specifically done for chess.com's live chess960. The script doesn't have to graph (pretty easy to do once you have to the data: just use excel/google sheets). I just need the script to collect all the dates and rating numbers for each line of the user's games.

Edit 1: Not sure of on-topic, off-topic stuff on stack of, but i've posted on stack of before. My 1st post was in 2014. It seems these post is getting negative reaction due to that I seem like I'm asking to be spoon fed or something. I don't believe spoon feeding is necessarily an issue here if it's not some homework thing, and spoon feeding is not necessarily what I am asking or at least intend (or 'am intending' ?) to ask anyway. You could just give me the general ideas. For example, if this is to do with 'scraping' or something, then just say so.'

However, I don't quite see this question as any different as like these:

1. How do I get notified if SE tweets my question? --> Here you could argue I'm asking about se itself on se, so it should be allowed. I've asked chess.com people, but they haven't replied to me, so here I am.

2. Pricing when arbitrage is possible through Negative Probabilities or something else --> I mean is the guy spoonfeeding or whatever by writing the script?

Edit 2: Additionally, what I'm trying to get at in this post is avoiding the concept of reinventing the wheel/wheel reinvention. I mean, I can't possibly be the 1st person in the history of the internet to ever want to extract their data from chess.com or lichess or something. Plus, chess is a game that has been around for awhile. It isn't like csgo or valorant w/c is relatively new. I really do not see any point A - to look up myself how to do go about extracting data from a site as an alternative to manually typing it up myself and of course B - to manually type it up myself when it would seem pretty weird if there weren't already readily available methods to do this.

Update 2: Fixed now. see the 'json' vs the 'preformed'. WOW.

Update 1: It appears Mike Steelson has an answer here, where the code is given as

My application uses multiple schemas to partition tenants across the database to improve performance. I am trying to create a plpgsql function that will give me an arbitrary result set based on the union of all application schemas given a table. Here is what I have so far (inspired by this blog post):

I'm running into 2 separate issues using the Grafeas golang v1beta1 API.

What I'm trying to do

• Call ListOccurrencesRequest() with a Filter to get a list of occurrences for deletion
• Call DeleteOccurrence() on each occurrence from above list to delete it

Issue #1

I'm trying to set the Filter field using this GCP reference grafeas golang code as a guide.

Cross-posted from https://devops.stackexchange.com/questions/13583/azure-release-pipeline-fails-using-expand-archive-command as there has been zero activity there :(.

Sometime in the last week, our pipeline started using Expand-Archive to open the .zip file during the "IIS Web App Deployment" step instead of 7-Zip. It does not appear that this was done by our team, so I'm presuming this may have been changed in DevOps.

We are deploying to Server 2012R2.

Several of our apps are okay with this, however one of them fails to expand. It seems as if this might be related to path length (this app uses some very deep folder nesting with Angular) since I can manually run the command successfully if I shorten the destination path.

The command that fails to runs on the server is:

Please Note: This is cross-posted from here where it hasn't received a response. So I'm adding it here.

I'm currently co-developing an R package on github which can be installed using devtools::install_github('repo/pkgname), as usual.

We have diligently used roxygen2 to document the individual functions. We have split the functions into "internal" (@keywords internal) vs. "external" (@export) so that the user gets to use the external functions i.e.pkgname::external_ and access documentation. They can also use ::: to access the internal functions if they wish.

For some meta analysis of our package it would be nice to have a functionality that produced a tidy tibble with the following columns:

• function name,
• function type i.e. internal/external (accessible by :: or ::: to the user)
• More metadata e.g. another column containing parameter names for each function i.e. @param values
• documentation strings for each parameter

As a crude version (non-tibble format) for say dplyr. One can do something like:

I'm trying to use OR-Tools' Routing Solver to solve a Multi Trip Capacitated VRP. What I need is

• one depot, route starts and ends here.
• one unloading location (different from the depot)
• set time window and demand for each node

So the vehicles should pick up the goods from each node until the capacity is filled. Then go to "unloading location", unload all their weight and keep collecting the demand from nodes until a time limit is reached or all the goods are collected. Then return back to the depot.

CVRP Reload Example seems very close but in my case, at the end of the route vehicles should visit the unloading location before the depot. In other words a vehicle can not go to the depot (starting, ending location) with load.

Example: