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I was expecting that a ON UPDATE CASCADE constraint would let me update value of the referenced foreign key and would cascade it to it's referee (as it does in PostgreSQL), but that doesn't seem to be the case.

Am I missing something ?

Here using MariaDB 10.3.29-MariaDB-0ubuntu0.20.04.1

I'm building an assigning system for referees.

Issue I asked this question previously/slightly different but have run into trouble again. I have 5 models essentially that need to be linked together and I can't find a resource online to specify/guide me to the solution for more than 3 tables to be joined. I think I have it nailed down for the meantime and I can pull what I need to in the console but it just seems all over the place.

Models in plain English:

1. League - Devise user who can log in and upload a schedule(create games) through a form
2. Assignor - Devise user who then takes that schedule and assigns referees to the games
3. Referee - Devise user who gets assigned to games
4. Game - created by League (contains teams,venue, referee crew assigned)
5. Assignment - created when League creates a game

My models/associations are:

I have following collection. each document may be represented as following. there can be multiple customer referees for each document.

I am trying to use JUnit4 for testing of my project. I have tried using JUnit5 but I cannot get this working either. I am trying to test my account controller at the momemnt. This is the full stack trace of the error I am receving

I am building a form in React using React-form-hook and validation using yup.

I am using a watch() to check if the checkbox is clicked or not and if it is clicked it will display another input field in the form which was not visible before.

Even when I haven't clicked the checkbox which means that refer input field is not visible or rendered, it still does not perform the handlesubmit.

I can't think of a way to get around this.

I would be glad if I can get some help with my first question. I am an Android developer and I am currently doing a project which requires Firebase cloud functions, which I am new to. I am calling an external API with Axios, and saving the JSON response into multiple Firestore documents. 4 out of 5 times that I call the function, it executes without error, but it does not write to Firestore, and the 1 time it writes to Firestore, it takes as long as 8 to 12 seconds to write the data.

I read something about promises and I applied to the function(to the best of my knowledge) but the problem persists. Please let an expert tell me what I am doing wrong. Below is my cloud function:

I'm having doubts about which is the best strategy to manage the many service clients in this web app.

"Best" in terms of a good compromise between user's device RAM and Javascript execution speed (main thread ops).

This is what I'm doing right now, this is the main file:

• main.ts:

i am trying to loop through a nested object and save the data to my cloud firestore database but it is not working,

this is the structure of the object i have retrieved from an API call,

I want to use Bert only for embedding and use the Bert output as an input for a classification net that I will build from scratch.

I am not sure if I want to do finetuning for the model.

I think the relevant classes are BertModel or BertForPreTraining.

BertForPreTraining head contains two "actions": self.predictions is MLM (Masked Language Modeling) head is what gives BERT the power to fix the grammar errors, and self.seq_relationship is NSP (Next Sentence Prediction); usually refereed as the classification head.