watchable | Enable users to watch various models in your application | Database library

Since all your class, function signature, as well as val name is show, room is having problem on which one to choose.

let me guess...

modify event gets called when you modify a file. to modify the file you most likely use a seperate tool like notepad that opens and LOCKS the file.

your watcher gets an event that the file gets modified (right now) but you can not modify it again (which fileinputstream wants to do) since it is locked already.

generate a checksum for the file you are creating and store the checksum in value and set key as path to file in a map, and when modify is getting fired, just validate the checksum and file,

if checksum exist, dont modify, else modify.

Should be easy to implement, i did same.

I communicated on slack channel of calico, and got info that i need to do config for dual stack for k8s and for calico

After having looked into it, I can say that this isn't possible via ffmpeg. You could theoretically use the -ss and -t parameters to specify a starting point and duration, but ffmpeg appears to look at every clip up until the specified endpoint, making the download process prohibitively long.

If you want to download only a specific number of segments, you need to look at the m3u8 file, find its associated media list, and download segments from that media list.

SOLVED adding :watchlists, Watchlist.new

Your collection is a List>. You're trying to add a WatchableVariable to it.

This is not allowed, because of the rules of generic variance. Let's pretend that your WatchableVariable class defined this method:

The premain method is executed before the main method. As the method name suggests, only loaded classes are contained in the array. At the point in time the agent is executed, the main class is simply not loaded yet.

I found it:

/Z only works if you transfer data from a network device. I copied from hard drive to hard drive (SATA to external USB 3.0), so there it didn't resume files.

Would be nice if the help file would be updated or describe the switches more, it's really kind of lacking information.

So if you use /Z on a transfer over a network it resumes, but it's REALLY slower, I guess it's only worth/necessary if you have really big files and/or many disconnects.