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As you can see, Object.is(this.state, this.ref) is returning false after the first change.

This is because once 'setState' is called, the class's state gets set to a new saved 'state' object. This is why you can't update a class's state with this.state.x = val.

If you were to set this.ref=this.state after each set, the two objects WOULD remain the same.

Assume an assign of object.state will always copy what the class's state is at that exact moment

I have worked on something similar before. This could give you a start.

You appear to be using a service account. A service account has its own google drive account and in your case you appear to have uploaded the file to the Service accounts google drive account.

If you want to upload the file to your own personal google drive account you should share a directory with the service account on your personal drive account and then when you create the file metadata make sure to set the parent directory where you would like the file uploaded to .

This happens because the LIKE operator in Sqlite is case IN-sensitive which is not the case for Postgres.

You can fix this by using the ILIKE operator from Postgres, making the search work case in-sensitively as well.

Demo - https://mongoplayground.net/p/w8yiPwoIe7p

This problem is coming because you have set center property. Remove the center property, And it will work fine.

Use Move-Item with a delay-bind script-block -Destination argument that determines the target directory path for each input file:

You didn't list your __init__.py file in your example, so make sure you add those so these are recognized as standard packages (although it seems you may already have).

The source of your error is likely that you're trying to do a relative import but specifying an absolute import:

If you use from .commands import astolfo (notice the period to signify relative import), that should resolve your issue. It is recommended to use absolute imports as per the PEP 8 Style guide however. In your case this would be from nyaizhel_includes.commands import astolfo, assuming nyaizhel_includes is your root package here.

See the documentation on Python packages for more information.

The problem is that requests.get is a blocking function, so no other code in the same thread can be run until it completes. Blocking code and asyncio should not be mixed (unless it's really necessary in which case it should be done like this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/28492261/6744133).

In your case, you are doing an HTTP request, and the normal way of doing this inside an async function is by using the aiohttp module, which you may need to install.

Here is an example of your code modified to use aiohttp instead of requests: