paranoid | String obfuscator for Android applications | Plugin library

I use and love cygwin, but every few weeks it notifies me that a new installer is available and I should use it to get the latest bugfixes. But I find this quite annoying because of my company policy, where downloading, installing and running a new .EXE file is a bit of a process due to paranoid company monitoring software.

I am just curious why the installer updates so frequently and what will happen if I don't update it. It is after all just an installer - all it does is it downloads updated packages and installs them (or rather, that is what I believe all it is doing). I do not understand why such a simple tool should have so many fixes/updates over time. If I don't update the installer, will I miss out on updates to the cygwin packages themselves?

I am writing a C++ program for Linux which creates some files on the disk during the work. These files contain information about program's internal objects state, so that the next time the program is started it reads these files to resume previous session. Some of these files are also being read/written to during the execution to read/write some variables values. The problem is that modifying/renaming/deleting these files would lead in undefined behavior, segmentation faults and other surprises causing the program to crash. I am certainly not going to restrict the user in accessing files on his/her machine, but inside the program I can always check if a file has been modified before accessing it to at least prevent the program from crash. It would involve many extra checks and make the code larger though.

The question is what is a good practice to deal with such issues? Should I even be so paranoid, or just expect the user to be smart enough to not mess with program's files?

I have two tables

I'm tasked to provide a way for developers to add a single dependency into build.gradle file on Android project, to use some (obfuscated) SDK I've prepared (AAR file - Android library).

The SDK itself uses various dependencies, so it's important that they will be available in the final code, meaning the whoever uses the SDK won't see crashes due to class-not-found.

The SDK is stored on Github as a private repository, and available for developers via Jitpack, which scans POM file and some other files on the repository.

Using the AAR file alone, you have to set the same (or newer) dependencies as on the SDK.

However, if you use POM file while publishing, the consumer (whoever uses the SDK) shouldn't need to write each dependency that's on the SDK, as it gets added from the POM file.

For some reason, this behavior doesn't exist for me. Meaning that it's as if the SDK doesn't use any depdendency, so if I try to use any of the depdendencies I can't reach the classes, and if I try to use the SDK when it uses some depdendency, it causes an exception of ClassNotFoundException.

At first I thought it's because of some Proguard rules, but then I noticed that it happens on debug-variant too (of the app that uses the SDK).

So for example, as the library uses this in the dependencies:

I've seen a lot of questions about this error, the closest one (as it's using window function) to my issue would be this one

My issue is that I use columns in the windows function that are not grouped by :

In my project, i'd like to search many subways have a certain keyword.

So, I use Op in Sequelize, but it returned TypeError: Cannot read property 'like' of undefined.

The way I initialized the sequelize object is as follows.

I tried to Creating and Deploying Oracle Cloud Functions by following the official documentation instructions. I can create and deploy using java runtime but when I deploy go runtime always return error.

I tried to init Go function using this command in Oracle Cloud Shell:

I'm looking to see if there is a more efficient way (i.e. using native NumPy functionality) to achieve what I'm doing currently.

My process is I start with an array a:

Obs.: I am using Sequelize latest version, migrations, controller and models

I have this model called Tokens: